The Pleasures of God
In The Pleasures of God, John Piper proclaims God’s delight in being God. Henry Scougal said that the worth and excellency of a soul are measured by the object of its love. Piper takes this quote and applies it to God. If the pleasures of God are the measure of His excellency or glory, then meditating on these pleasures holds out great hope for being changed into His likeness.
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Thank God it’s Friday
Sing Like You’re Saved: Overcoming Seven Obstacles to Worship / Be an Always-Learning Preacher / Reclaiming Summer Idleness: Teach Your Kids to Rest, Work, and Play / How God’s Sovereignty Steadies a Fearful Mom / To What Shall We Compare God’s Love?
Nothing but the Blood of Jesus
Anchored, All Sufficient Merit, Jesus I My Cross Have Taken, Nothing but the Blood of Jesus, and Hymn of Heaven
The Church Behind Barbed Wire
In The Church Behind Barbed Wire, Tom Sugimura shares the true story of faith, family, and dignity among Japanese Americans during their incarceration in World War II.
In the Lord I Take Refuge
Where can I go to hide in Christ when I need help in this world? In In The Lord I Take Refuge, Dane Ortlund takes us through 150 daily devotions through the Psalms.
American History
America is changing every day. How did we get here? In American History, Thomas Kidd presents the sweeping narrative that spans the full scope of our nation.
The Real Reasons We Don’t Read the Bible
How to Lead More Vibrant Prayer Meetings / When Your Pastor Feels Distant / God’s Gift to You Is Real Life. / The Sick Fruit of our Speech in an Age of Platforming.
Expository Thoughts on the Gospels
Brief, punchy, and memorable, J. C. Ryle’s Expository Thoughts on the Gospels is an outstanding collection of wisdom and insight.