Who gets to do God’s work? In Lay Leadership: For the Care of Souls, Aaron Perry empowers pastors to empower laity in leadership.

In Loved Indeed, Dan Cruver offers reassurance to the doubting and the suspicious. This is a hopeful and helpful book that will calm your soul, moving you from subjective feelings of uncertainty to a clear understanding of what Christ has objectively accomplished for us.

The Lexham Interpreter’s Translation of Romans by Michael F. Bird is a focused and fresh way to study.

How can a wild tongue be tamed? In The Scuttlebutt Letters, Natalie Brand shares a captivating correspondence between the Heart and the Tongue — revealing how both can be transformed.

The NIV Study Bible is an impressive and robust resource for diving deep into God’s Word.

How can you teach your children about how our heavenly father cares for them? The Long Road Home by Sarah Walton is a beautiful book that brings the parable of the prodigal son to life. 

How can Chinese Christians make reconciliation a reality? In Changing Normal, Jolene Kinser offers invaluable insights to help Chinese Christians overcome cultural barriers to pursuing peace in relationships.

What does it take to plant a church? In Church Planter, Tony Merida outlines nine essential traits for being both faithful and effective in church planting.

William Cunningham’s Historical Theology is a masterful two-volume set, born out of his lectures to the Church History class at New College, Edinburgh, from 1847 to 1861.

Dr. Ian Hamilton’s The Nature & Practice of True-Hearted Discipleship, an 8-week multimedia Bible study, is a deep dive into what it truly means to follow Jesus.

In Walking with God Through the Valley, May Young writes on recovering the purpose of biblical lament.

How can moms stay grounded in their faith? In Gospel Mom, Emily A. Jensen and Lauren Wifler share how to make biblical decisions nad discover the mom God created you to be.