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Narrative theology (book category) gathers works that explore and express theological truths primarily through story rather than abstract systematic argument — including biblical narrative interpretation, theological fiction, sermonic or pastoral storytelling, and memoirs that frame faith through lived experience. These books emphasize plot, character, and dramatic revelation (redemption history, parables, communal identity) to shape doctrine, ethics, and spiritual formation, often using narrative-critical methods, theological reflection on scripture, or imaginative prose to make doctrine concrete and embodied. Suitable for both scholarly readers (narrative exegesis, literary theology) and general audiences (theological novels, spiritual memoirs), the category highlights theology as a narrative practice that forms belief and practice through story.

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