Berean Press

Berean Press publishes formational Christian writing – work rooted in the whole of Scripture, with the teachings of Jesus as its primary lens. We publish for Christians at every stage of their walk with God who want to live more faithfully in His light.

Formation
Publishing for Kingdom Living

Every title Berean Press publishes is tested against a single question: does this work bear fruit in lives more clearly reflecting the teachings of Jesus? Not intention. Not position. Fruit.

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Principle
A Business Built on Scripture

Ten principles drawn from the Bible govern how Berean Press conducts itself – from how we treat authors to how we handle money. They are not aspirations. They are the assumed conditions of every decision.

Berean Press’ Ten Principles ›
Partnership
Working With Authors

We carry the full cost of bringing a book to print. Every author is treated as bearing the image of God. Publishing with Berean Press is a working relationship, not a transaction.

Publishing with us ›

From the Press

June 2026

While We Wait: Reflections on Kingdom Living is now available from Amazon UK, Amazon FR, and Christian bookstores. The first title in the While We Wait: Reflections series.

June 2026

The Berean Press website has been relaunched with full information about the press, its publishing principles, and the While We Wait: Reflections series. Further titles forthcoming.

“The Bereans received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the Scriptures daily, whether those things were so.”
Acts 17:11 – the press’s namesake

A press built on
rigour and service

Berean Press exists to publish work that takes the ordinary Christian life seriously – the life lived faithfully in the light of Scripture, with honesty about its difficulty and confidence in its possibilities.

We are an independent press shaped by Biblical principles. What we publish, how we treat authors, and how we handle money all answer to a higher authority than commercial logic or industry convention.

We publish for readers who want to think as well as feel, who want to be formed as well as encouraged, and who are willing to be honest about the distance between where they are and where God is calling them.


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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Berean Press publish?

Berean Press publishes formational Christian writing – work rooted in the whole of Scripture, with the teachings of Jesus as its primary lens, that helps Christians at any stage of their walk with God live more faithfully in His light.

Is there a cost for authors to publish with Berean Press?

No. Berean Press carries the full cost of editorial, design, and production. A manuscript should not have to be funded by the person who wrote it.

Does Berean Press publish fiction?

No. Literary fiction is a legitimate endeavour, but it falls outside the Berean Press remit. Berean Press publishes formational Christian non-fiction – confessional theology, Scripture reflection, and writing on specific aspects of the Christian life.

How do I submit a manuscript to Berean Press?

Authors are asked to read the Publishing With Us page before writing in, then use the contact form to introduce themselves, their project, and where they are in the writing. A short description and a sample chapter is the best place to begin.

Where can I buy Berean Press books?

All Berean Press titles are available from Amazon and Christian bookstores. While We Wait: Reflections on Kingdom Living, the first title in the While We Wait: Reflections series, is available now from Amazon UK and Amazon FR.

Is Berean Press linked to a particular denomination?

No. Berean Press is not denominationally narrow. An author from any strand of the Church that holds the historic creeds and takes Scripture seriously is an author Berean Press wants to hear from. Theological seriousness is required; theological uniformity is not.