Where can you find Jesus? With The King of Christmas, your children can search for the Savior. Written by Todd R. Hains, this book helps you find the King of Christmas in his word.

With The Lord’s Prayer for All God’s Children, your children can learn to pray like Jesus. Written by Harold L. Senkbeil, this book helps you reflect on the meaning of Jesus’ life and words.

Where can we find rest in this world? In This World is Not My Home, Mark G. Johnston writes reflections for pilgrims on the way.

How does man live not by bread, but by the Word of God? In The Glorious Feast of the Gospel, Richard Sibbes presents a spiritual feast in Holy Scripture.

What do our online interactions and reactions reveal about our heart? In Reactivity, Paul David Tripp tells how the gospel transforms our actions and reactions. 

Is there a proper way to view productivity as a Christian? In Redeeming Productivity, Reagan Rose writes on how we can get more done for the glory of God. 

Published by Crown & Covenant, the Book of Psalms for Worship Words Only Psalter is a fresh and personal way to experience the Psalms.

Is Christ welcome in your world? Is there room in your heart for him? In Emmanuel, Ruth Chou Simons shares an invitation to prepare him room at Christmas and always.

What does Hebrews have to say about our faith? In The Book of Hebrews, Alabaster beautifully designs a timeless letter connecting the richness of Biblical history to our hopeful anticipation of what is to come.

In Church History, Simonetta Carr presents the important people, places, and events of church history.

How can you keep your kids interested in the catechism? With The Illustrated Westminster Shorter Catechism, Andrew Green, Saško Nezamutdinov and Ben Preston present a beautiful, modern way to teach and learn the Christian faith.

Who was Fanny Crosby? In Fanny Crosby, Laura Caputo-Wickham tells the story of the girl who couldn’t see but helped the world to sing.