7 Christian Motivational Books That You Need To Read

Hey guys! One of my favorite things to do is find and read new books. When I’m into a book, I’ll usually read it once or twice, than not pick it up for a year. Haha. Recently I’ve been reading so many great books, (some of which you guys actually recommended πŸ˜‰ and others that I’ve found on my own) and I’m so excited to be sharing them with you all today!

Grace for the Good Girl by Emily P. Freeman

Guyss, (or rather girls XD) this is such a good book! I absolutely love Emily’s style of writing, and her message is great. There is so much biblical truth in it, which I loved. Also, did you notice that the book cover design kind of matches my new blog design. πŸ˜‚

Girl Defined by Kristen Clark and Bethany Beal

This is another one that I absolutely love. I read it quite some time ago, but I still remember how powerful the message was, and just how relatable it is. It covers topics of beauty, modesty, how to have a relationship with God, and so much more.

It’s My Pleasure by Dee Ann Turner

This probably wouldn’t fall into the typical “motivational books” category, (it would be more like “business”) but I actually personally thought it was super motivational, and if you are a Chick-Fil-A fan, it’s definitely a fun read. It has both business advice, but also life advice, plus a lot about how Chick-Fil-A started. Now that I’m thinking about it, I should probably read it again.

The Thoughtful Girl’s Guide by Mary Sheehan Warren

Despite all other great books out there, this might be my favorite. (maybe XD) It has seriously has everything in it: etiquette, fashion, relationships, communication, friends, and so much more! Again, I love her style of writing, and all of the biblical elements that are in it.

Do Hard Things by Alex & Brett Harris

After countless people recommending it to me, I finally decided to read it. And wow, just wow. It’s definitely something every teen needs to read, and I love how it’s written by teens, as so many teen motivational books aren’t.

The Daring Books for Girls by Andrea Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz

So these really aren’t “christian motivational” books so to speak, but they are certainly fun! These books are full of practical advice, from how to start a magazine to how to draw constellations. If you want a book that you can open and learn something new every time, than this is your book. πŸ˜›

Business Boutique by Christy Wright

This really is one amazing book! Christy goes step by step through everything you need to do to set up a successful business, and to get it up and running. What I love most about this book is it’s not just “how to start a business” it’s a step by step guide to creating and running a business.


What are some of you guys’ favorite motivational books? (I’m always looking for new books πŸ˜‰ ) Have you heard of these books?

Also, I’m working on changing a few things up around here, (if you aren’t already, go to my actual site to see the new design πŸ™‚ ) and I’d love if you guys could take this quick survey (I promise it’ll only take a few minutes) to give me some feedback about this blog, and some future projects! πŸ™‚

πŸ’™ Hannah

30 thoughts on “7 Christian Motivational Books That You Need To Read

  1. Yay, you read Girl Defined, Do Hard Things, and Business Boutique! Did you know that Christy has a podcast as well? You should definitely check it out. I’m so glad you loved those, because they really were good. πŸ˜‰

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    1. I really did enjoy them! I didn’t know that, but I loved that book so much, so I’ll definitely check it out! πŸ™‚ πŸ˜‰

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  2. Those look so good! I loved Girl Defined and Do Hard Things! Those are some of my favorites πŸ™‚ I would recommend start now (sequel to DHT),
    I checked out the Thoughtful Girl’s Guide on hoopla and am excited to read it!

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  3. I need to read more nonfiction πŸ˜‚ I’ve heard tons of good things about Girl Defined and Do Hard Things, which are both on my TBR shelf, but which I haven’t gotten around to.

    Also, hey!! I came to your blog from your comment on Maggie’s blog, Dreaming of Guatemala, and i love the aesthetic and colors!

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  4. These are all great books!!! I have read Girl Defined. It is such a good book. All the other books sound great. Have to look into some of them.β™₯️😊

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  5. Wow! Loved this! Ihave not read any of those books but I really want to read “Girl Defined”! A really good Christian Fiction book for teens is “Christy Miller” by Robin Jones Gunn. The series is amazing!

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  6. Ooh, I really should check these books out because some of them definitely sound great! Right now I’m reading Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin. I’m about half-way through it but so far it’s been good! πŸ™‚

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  7. I have read Girl Defined and liked it. Their other book, Love Defined, is so great as well! Maybe even better.
    A book I recently read and loved is Amazing Grace, by Erik Metaxas. It isn’t exactly a motivational book since it is a biography, but it is very inspiring! It’s about the life of William Wilberforce who was an amazing christian man and a member of British parliament back in the late 18th/early19th century. He was instrumental in ending the British slave trade in 1807 (and eventually the abolition of slavery in Britain in 1833.) I quite liked this book and very much admire Wilberforce. If you know what Hoopla is, you can get the audio book on there. I very much recommend it!

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    1. I watched the movie a few weeks back and enjoyed it, but the book is better as it tell things in more detail. Plus, some things weren’t exactly like in the movie. (as is with most movies πŸ˜‰ ) I hope you can read it!

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    1. Hi,
      I just saw this comment and thought I’d encourage you to be reading and studying the Bible. That is the best book that will help you connect with God. Also I encourage to to pray.
      I know I don’t know you, but I hope this helps you. πŸ™‚

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  8. These all sound like great books!! I’ve heard of a few of them, but haven’t gotten a chance to look them out. I’m going to have to check them out! 😊 2 of my favorites (so far) include: Speak Love by Annie F. Downs & So Long, Insecurity: Teen Edition by Beth Moore. Really great books! I hope to purchase more. πŸ˜ƒ

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