Christians always exist within particular cultural contexts—political systems, geographic locations, and ethnic and racial communities. How should Christians engage with the surrounding culture, and what is the church's role in society? What does Christian political engagement look like? How do believers practice their faith around the world, and how can we all process our racial and ethnic identities? The books here will help you wrestle with these complex questions and more, especially within the realm of evangelicalism.

For even more, read articles from IVP authors on cultural engagement and race and ethnicity. You can also hear about all of IVP's newest resources by signing up for our email list.

Disruptive Witness

Alan Noble

Welcoming the Stranger

Matthew Soerens and Jenny Yang and Leith Anderson

Demanding Liberty

Brandon J. O'Brien

From Jerusalem to Timbuktu

Brian C. Stiller

Kingdom Collaborators

Reggie McNeal

Seven Practices for the Church on Mission

David E. Fitch

Rethinking Incarceration

Dominique DuBois Gilliard

Still Evangelical?

Edited by Mark Labberton

The Power of the 72

John Teter

Understanding Postmodernism

Stewart E. Kelly

Beyond Colorblind

Sarah Shin

Living Wisely with the Church Fathers

Christopher A. Hall

Beauty, Order, and Mystery

Edited by Gerald L. Hiestand and Todd A Wilson

White Awake

Daniel Hill

The Economics of Neighborly Love

Tom Nelson

Between One Faith and Another

Peter Kreeft

Introduction to Political Science

Fred Van Geest

Contemporary Art and the Church

Edited by W. David O. Taylor and Taylor Worley

Movies Are Prayers

Josh Larsen

Winsome Persuasion

Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer

From Cairo to Christ

Abu Atallah and Kent A. Van Til

Beyond the Modern Age

Bob Goudzwaard and Craig G. Bartholomew

Explorations in Asian Christianity

Scott W. Sunquist

Spirituality for the Sent

Edited by Nathan A. Finn and Keith S. Whitfield

Evangelical, Sacramental, and Pentecostal

Gordon T. Smith