In Follow the Lamb, Horatius Bonar offers wise counsel to Christian converts. He writes in a direct and straightforward manner, addressing a variety of topics that will serve new Christians, challenge young ministers, and inspire seasoned saints.

In Music and Silence, Christy Mihaly tells the remarkable story of Pablo Casals, a musician whose art became an act of conscience and courage. With strikingly bold and vibrant illustrations by Mariona Cabassa, the book celebrates a man who laid down his cello for the love of his people.

In Deep Breath, Little Whisper, Scott James shows children how to pray every little word their hearts want to say.

In Making Sense of Us, The Gospel Coalition introduces the concept of cultural narratives and sheds light on seven of the most prevalent ones, examining them through the lens of the gospel. Well suited for small groups or Sunday school, this book serves as a helpful guide for discussing and applying biblical truth.

TGC’s Disciplines of Devotion series offers excellent books to help women cultivate a life of devotion to the Lord by building simple, biblical practices into their daily routines. Each book in the series focuses on a specific spiritual discipline, making it easy to approach and apply one practice at a time.

Edited by Geoffrey Chang, What Depth of Love presents 40 devotions on the cross and resurrection by Charles H. Spurgeon. This book gives priority to the gospel, highlighting Christ’s affectionate love through His final words and actions.

Written by Stephen Yuille, The Sight of Christ and The Heart Taken Up form a devotional bundle designed to guide you through 90 days with the Puritans. In each book, Yuille reflects on short quotations from the Puritans to create brief daily devotions. What I appreciate most is how he grounds each meditation in God’s Word, drawing on relevant passages of Scripture and bringing out their richness.

In How to Build a Godly Marriage, Joel Beeke and Mary Beeke share 12 principles for flourishing and lasting in holy matrimony. I know that one of my biggest weaknesses as a husband is communication (ironic, I know, coming from a writer and preacher!).

In Who Is God?, Kate Hox shows 52 pictures of God to share with your family. With vibrant illustrations by Joe Hox, this book is a beautiful way to come to know and understand the LORD.

In All Things Thee to See is a delightful devotional guide to selected poems of George Herbert, with selections and reflections by Stephen Witmer. By patiently guiding readers through Herbert’s rich imagery, wordplay, and theology, Witmer helps modern Christians rediscover the devotional power of Herbert’s poetry -- beautiful words with deep truth.

In Jesus Moments: Ruth, Alison Mitchell helps your kids discover the Savior in the story of Ruth. With lush illustrations by Noah Warnes, this book is a beautiful way to experience this beautiful story.

In J is for Jesus, Alistair Begg invites young readers to explore and delight in who Jesus is, from A to Z.