We are excited to offer you a place to find recommended books, articles, videos, websites and podcasts! We also have a Library and Resource Centre at both sites that you are welcome to visit on Sunday mornings after the service!

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BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS

Below is a list of current book recommendations (available in the church library) that would be great resources to go along with our current sermon series and more!

Current Sermon series

The King Jesus Gospel
by Scot McKnight

In The King Jesus Gospel, Scot McKnight challenges readers to look beyond a narrow focus on personal salvation and rediscover the fullness of the gospel. He argues that much of modern evangelicalism has emphasized a “salvation culture” at the expense of cultivating a true “gospel culture.” With clarity and passion, McKnight calls the church to reclaim the original, biblical gospel—a message centered on Jesus as King, still fresh and life-giving for today.

How God Became King
by N.T. Wright

How God Became King, N.T. Wright uncovers a long-missed truth at the heart of the Gospels: they are not primarily about escaping this world for the next, but about God becoming King through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Wright invites readers to rediscover the Gospels as the climax of human history, where heaven and earth meet in Christ. This fresh perspective shifts our focus from only the afterlife to our present calling—living as participants in God’s kingdom here and now.

General Reading

Practicing the Way
by John Mark Comer

In Practicing the Way, John Mark Comer explores how true spiritual formation comes through apprenticing under Jesus. While the world is always shaping us, following Jesus means intentionally adopting a “Rule of Life”—a pattern of practices and rhythms that make space for God to transform us from the inside out. Comer offers a practical and hopeful vision for slowing down, living with purpose, and becoming more like Christ. This book is also recommended reading for the Practicing the Way course offered at WMB.

How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth
by Gordon Fee

In How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth, Gordon Fee offers a clear and practical guide for anyone seeking to better understand Scripture. With insight into the different types of biblical writing, their authors, and historical context, Fee helps readers approach each book as it was meant to be read. This essential resource equips both newcomers and longtime Christians to engage the Bible with confidence and depth.

FAMILY RESOURCES

The greatest discipler in a child’s life will be their parents and family. It is our desire to walk alongside parents as they disciple their kids. Below are some suggested resources for parents, kids, and youth as we journey on the walk of discipleship.

Podcasts & Media | Articles & Blogs | | Websites | Books

FOR PARENTS

Podcasts

FOR KIDS

YouTube Cannels

WMB Kids’ current curriculum

Other Media

FOR YOUTH

Podcasts

YouTube Channels

Other Media

By Dr. Jim Burns

By Ken Esau

By David Guretzki

Article Archive

FOR PARENTS

FOR KIDS & YOUTH

The WMB Library provides Christian resources for adults, teens and children to encourage and promote spiritual growth in our church family.

There are over 5,500 items in our collection including fiction and non-fiction books, DVDs, CDs, magazines and group study materials.
To view the items available in our library, search our catalog below. (Note: at this time, only resources available at our Waterloo Site
are listed in our online catalog.)

Visit the Library

HOURS

WMB Church:
The library is open at all times, and you can borrow or return a book by visiting any time the church is open. If you would like personal service, volunteers will be in the library after each Sunday service for about 45 minutes. You can find the library by following the corridor to the right of the chapel and looking for the signs.

KMB Church:
Sundays 11:10am - 11:30am

CONTACT

Can’t find the title you’re looking for? Got a suggestion for
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* Please note: This is a list of suggestions and do not necessarily reflect the views of WMB Church.