What can we learn from the life of C. S. Lewis? In Not a Tame Lion, Terry Glaspey presents the life, teachings, and legacy of C. S. Lewis.

In God’s Very Good Idea Board Book, Trillia Newbell teaches your children that God made us delightfully different.

Is there still power and wonder in the words of Jesus? In Truly, Truly, I Say to You, Adam Ramsey writes meditations on the words of Jesus form the Gospel of John.

Where can we find rest and safety from social media? In Sanctuary, Denise J. Hughes delivers a plan for cultivating a quiet heart in a noisy and demanding world. 

Is being a follower something to frown upon? In The Call to Follow, Richard Langer and Joanne J. Jung give help on hearing Jesus in a culture obsessed with leadership.

Can we find meaning in the pains of being a mom? In God is Still Good, Katie Faris helps you find gospel hope and comfort for the unexpected sorrows of motherhood.

How can you teach your children about God’s love in regards to disability and diversity? In Like Me, Laura Wifler shares a story about disability and discovering God’s image in every person.

Where is the Lord in the book of Lamentations? In The Shadow of Christ, C. J. Williams gives us a guide to grieving with faith.

How did the Prince of Preachers serve as a pastor? In Spurgeon the Pastor, Geoffrey Chang helps recover a biblical and theological vision for ministry.

In If I Were a Tiger, Caroline Coleman invites children to cast their cares, worries, and anxieties on God.

How can you be strengthened in Scripture this new year? In 52 Weeks in the Word, Trillia J. Newbell provides a companion for reading through the Bible in a year.

How does systematic theology help us better read, understand, and interpret Scripture? In Biblical Reasoning, R. B. Jamieson and Tyler R. Wittman make a compelling and tested case presenting Christological and Trinitarian rules for exegesis.