How can poetry spark our hearts during Holy Week? In Poetry of Redemption, Leland Ryken presents an illustrated treasury of Good Friday and Easter poems.

In Jerusalem and Athens, P&R presents critical discussions on the philosophy and apologetics of Cornelius Van Til.

What can we learn about the Holy Spirit from the historical teachings of the church? In The Holy Spirit, Robert Letham develops a holistic and canonical view of the Spirit in the context of the Trinity, the person and work of Christ, and redemption.

What did women see in our Savior? In Jesus Through the Eyes of Women, Rebeca McLaughlin writes on how the first female disciples help us know and love the Lord.

How does suffering show us God? In Sermons on Job, Banner of Truth presents John Calvin’s 159 sermons preached on the Book of Job.

What does it really mean to be a part of a church? In Belong, Barnabas Piper writes on loving your church by reflecting Christ to one another.

Has the church lost her meaning? In Gather, Tony Merida teaches about loving your church as you celebrate Christ together.

What can our churches do to be more welcoming? In Welcome, Jen Oshman shares about loving your church by making space for everyone.

How should the return of Christ compel Christians today? In Come, Lord Jesus, John Piper presents meditations on the second coming of Christ.

What must I know to be saved? In The Sum of Saving Knowledge, Crown & Covenant Publications presents all you need to know to be saved.

Have we lost the meaning of love? In What is Love? Kyle Borg leads us to the Lord of love.

Can the confessions of the church teach us anything today? In I Have a Confession, Nathan Eshelman explains the what and why of The Westminster Confession of Faith.