Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest, by Eric Shuster
Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest is the captivating story of Eric and Marilyn’s conversion from Catholicism to Mormonism with comparisons of 40 key doctrines between both religions that drove their life-changing decision. The book delivers a unique journey of how they were able to retain the spiritual roots from their Catholic upbringing, while enriching their lives with a harvest of peace and joy that comes from membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—hence the title of the book. For more information on the book see www.catholic2lds.com.

The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, Vol. 2: From Transfiguration through Triumphal Entry, by Richard Neitzel Holzapfel and Thomas A. Wayment
New research and discussion continues to cast greater illumination on the life of the Savior Jesus Christ. This collection of highly accessible essays by respected, prominent theologians Holzapfel and Wayment delves into aspects of the Savior's life and ministry from the Mount of Transfiguration to his triumphal entry at Jerusalem. More than a scriptural commentary, the essays draw from the latest research to develop the historical and social context surrounding these events, offering a more complete view of what actually transpired. Improve your understanding of why crowds became increasingly polarized in their reactions to Jesus Christ, and discover a new wealth of information about the Savior.

Believing Christ, the Parable of the Bicycle and Other Good News, by Stephen E. Robinson
Robinson illustrates the power of the Savior as he uses analogies and parables, such as his own bicycle story, and scriptures and personal experiences in this moving, best-selling book. "Mortals have finite liabilities," he explains, "and Jesus has unlimited assets." By merging the two, exaltation can come. As long as we progress in some degree, the Lord will be pleased and will bless us. We must not only believe in Christ but also believe him - believe that he has the power to exalt us, that he can do what he claims. People will better understand the doctrines of mercy, justification, and salvation by grace after reading this book.

Bridging the Divide: The Continuing Conversation between a Mormon and an Evangelical, by Dr. Robert L. Millet (Author), Gregory C. V. Johnson (Author), Craig L. Blomberg (Foreword)
Inspired by the groundbreaking publication of How Wide the Divide? A Mormon and an Evangelical in Conversation, (InterVarsity, 1997) Robert L. Millet, a lifelong Mormon, former dean of religious education, and currently a Professor of Religious Education at Brigham Young University, and Gregory C.V. Johnson, a ordained Baptist pastor from Utah and a former Mormon, meet and begin their own conversation. Eventually they take their dialogues public, appearing in Mormon, Evangelical and academic venues. The first part of the book is a Q&A between the two authors; the second part is a Q&A with Mormon and Evangelical audiences. Throughout the work, the authors provide guiding principles of constructive conversation and promote the concept of "convicted civility." 

The Infinite Atonement, by Tad R. Callister
The Infinite Atonement is rapidly becoming a classic, as it offers what may be the most comprehensive treatment of the Atonement of Jesus Christ in our day. With clarity, testimony, and understanding, Callister teaches us rich and wonderful truths about this "doctrine of doctrines," and elevates our spirits as we contemplate the perfect love of Him who gave us all that we might receive all.

To Draw Closer to God, by Henry B. Eyring
In this timeless work Henry B. Eyring explains some of the ways we can claim the three promises offered in D&C 88:63: "Draw near unto me and I will draw near unto you; seek me diligently and ye shall find me; ask, and ye shall receive; knock and it shall be opened unto you." In his thoughtful, spiritual style, Eyring discusses such topics as learning to hear the Lord's voice, choosing to be good, overcoming trials of faith, strengthening the family, surrendering to Christ, and helping others draw closer to the Lord. If you would like to have the Spirit of the Lord with you more often, if you would like to feel closer to your Father in Heaven and have him be closer to you, you'll appreciate the insights and messages in this collection of inspiring discourses.

Christ and the New Covenant, by Jeffrey R. Holland
Introducing a major new doctrinal work written by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland who shares his apostolic witness of the central figure of Christianity - the Lord Jesus Christ --- focusing on the testimonies given by Book of Mormon prophets. For most of a decade, Elder Holland has read the Book of Mormon repeatedly and thoroughly, focusing on all references to the Savior and his teachings. The result is an intelligent observation and thorough study of the Book of Mormon's contribution to our understanding of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

The Gift of the Atonement: Favorite Writings on the Atonement of Jesus Christ, by Eagle Gate
In this unique collection, some of the most important and inspirational writings from Christian leaders and other beloved writers about Christ's great atoning sacrifice have been assembled. Each chapter increases our understanding of this extraordinary and marvelous event, offering insights on the plan of salvation, grace and repentance, and resonates with gospel truth. Presented as a beautiful gift book to share with family and friends, the pages of this small treasure are filled with hope and reassurance. The Gift of the Atonement will urge readers to embrace the Savior Jesus Christ's invitation to follow Him and claim the wondrous blessings of exaltation.

The Broken Heart, Bruce C. Hafen
The Broken Heart considers the role of the Lord's saving grace in the mortal experience. Comprising collected essays, some written previously and some written especially for this volume, Bruce Hafen writes of the important doctrine of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. A bestseller in hardback, The Broken Heart will encourage, uplift, and inspire.

The Great Apostasy, by James E. Talmage
This volume is James E. Talmage's thorough discussion of the significance of the great apostasy as a condition for the reestablishment of the Church in modern times. The book includes a summary of the most important evidences of the decline and final extinction of the primitive church, offering a clear understanding of the apostasy and the restoration of the priesthood.

Miracle of Forgiveness, by Spencer. W. Kimball
Written for those who truly want to understand sin, its affects on the human spirit, the consequences of the unrepentant, and the breathtaking forgiveness that can only come through the Atonement of Christ--Spencer W. Kimball tells it like it is, using the scriptures to illuminate and illustrate key points. Kimball's approach to recognizing and dealing with bad choices and accountability is sorely needed in our ever wandering society of today. Not for the faint of heart, this book pulls no punches and is void of any watered-down "feel good" philosophies that often accompany books on this all important subject. We as humans are imperfect, are likely to sin, and can come to experience the miracle of forgiveness through the sacrifice of the Savior Jesus Christ by way of repentance. If you want the plain truth about sin and forgiveness, than this book is for you.

Jesus the Christ (Collector's Edition), by James E. Talmage
"Jesus the Christ" is one of the classics in Christian theology, written in the Holy Temple at the hand of the apostle James E. Talmage. Commissioned by a prophet of God and written nearly 100 years ago, this timeless work was meant to be a comprehensive reference and Church textbook and is one of the few approved books for missionaries to read while serving a mission. This book covers every major aspect of Jesus Christ starting with Christ in the premortal existence; his mortal ministry in Palestine; his infinite atonement, and finally his post mortal ministry in the Spirit Word. This is a work of advanced Christian doctrine which will require a dictionary nearby given the exquisite language used by Talmage.

Lectures on Faith, by Joseph Smith
The lessons popularly known as the Lectures on Faith were originally delivered to a class of Church leaders in the winter of 1834. They consist of seven theological and doctrinal treatises prepared chiefly by the Prophet Joseph Smith and were written so as to give instruction about the faith needed to enable one to fully understand and obtain the fullness of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The lectures are logically and systematically arranged and scripturally based. Their purpose, as stated in the first lecture, is "designed to unfold to the understanding the doctrine of Jesus Christ." Elder Bruce R. McConkie has appraised the lectures as "some of the best lesson material ever prepared on the Godhead; on the character, perfections, and attributes of God; on faith, miracles, and sacrifice. They can be studied with great profit by all gospel scholars."

Articles of Faith, by James E. Talmage
When the editor of the Chicago Democrat newspaper asked Joseph Smith about Mormonism in 1842, the church founder responded with a short history and a list of doctrinal statements identifying the basic tenets of the faith. This short list became known as the Articles of Faith. In 1899 James Talmage published his ground-breaking treatise that bore the same name-a book that has been a standard of Christian thought for over a century. Topics include the nature of God, the Atonement of Jesus Christ, sacraments and ordinances, Zion, the purpose of modern day scriptures, and humankind in the nation, church, and the cosmos. This facsimile reproduction of Talmage's original work includes an explanatory introduction by Talmage scholar James Harris and a special appendix that reprints Talmage's 1930 revision of the Doctrine and Covenants called Latter-day Revelation.