101 Names of God in the Bible

A Devotional and Theological Journey

Who is God?
Scripture answers this question not with a single title, but with many holy names, each revealing a facet of God’s eternal character, His saving work, and His intimate relationship with His people.
This book is a richly theological and deeply pastoral exploration of the names of God as revealed throughout the Old and New Testaments. From Creator to Redeemer, from King of Glory to Prince of Peace, from The Good Shepherd to The Spirit of Truth, each name is unfolded with reverence, biblical depth, and worshipful clarity.
Written for readers who long not merely to study God, but to know Him, these essays trace how God’s names emerge from redemptive history, reach their fulfilment in Jesus Christ, and continue to shape the faith and prayer of the Church today. Scripture quotations are drawn from the World English Bible, allowing the text of Scripture to speak clearly and faithfully alongside theological reflection.
This is not a dictionary of divine titles, but a devotional theology of God’s self-revelation. Each chapter invites reflection, worship, and trust, showing how God’s names speak into suffering, hope, obedience, and joy.
Whether you are a pastor, teacher, student, or thoughtful believer, this book offers a profound resource for teaching, meditation, and personal devotion, leading readers into deeper awe of the living God whose name is holy.

Key Features
• Long-form theological essays on the names of God
• Rooted in Scripture and historic Christian theology
• Christ-centred and Trinitarian throughout
• Written in a reverent, pastoral, and worship-oriented tone
• Ideal for devotional reading, teaching, or sermon preparation