Counterfeit Gods: The Empty Promises of Money, Sex, and Power, and the Only Hope that Matters

Counterfeit Gods by Timothy Keller is a thoughtful Christian nonfiction book about the things people often depend on for happiness, security, identity, and meaning. Keller examines how good things—such as success, relationships, money, career, and personal achievement—can become “ultimate” things when they take the place of God.

Drawing on biblical teaching, Keller explores the idea of the human heart as an “idol factory,” constantly tempted to place its deepest hopes in things that cannot fully satisfy. He looks at both personal struggles and wider cultural values, encouraging readers to examine what drives their choices and where they place their trust.

A strong choice for readers interested in Christian living, spiritual growth, faith, biblical teaching, and thoughtful discussions about purpose, identity, and lasting hope.

Hardcover, Very Good. Previous owner's name is written on first inside page