I received this book halfway through Advent. While we have been enjoying our first winter with our son, Linus, this season was not one that let us slow down. This book helped me refocus my gaze on Christ and bring it back to where it belongs.

In Motyer By the Day, Christian Focus Publications presents a Psalms and Isaiah Devotional Collection by Alec Motyer.

How did Jesus read the Psalms? In The Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary (Volume 1, Introduction: Christ and the Psalms), Christopher Ash provides a compelling and insightful framework for interpreting the Psalms through a Christ-centered lens.

Have you been burned out by the church? In Land of My Sojourn, Mike Cosper powerfully unveils the landscape of a faith that has been both lost and found.

Does God want us to be great or good? In Great to Good, Jae Hoon Lee compellingly shows how following Jesus reshapes our ambitions.

Is it possible to truly know God? In Light Unapproachable, Ronni Kurtz writes on divine incomprehensibility and the task of theology.

In Conceived by the Holy Spirit, Rhyne R. Putman offers a thoughtful and thorough study of the virgin conception as both a theological concept and a biblical event.

In Hope Ain’t a Hustle, Irwyn L. Ince Jr. offers a timely and pastoral reflection on the theme of perseverance by faith in a wearying world.

Where are the connection points as your read through God’s Word? In Wonders from Your Law, Kevin S. Chen explains nexus passages and the promise of an exegetical intertextual Old Testament theology.

Eugene H. Peterson’s A Long Obedience in the Same Direction is a modern classic on discipleship in an age that demands instant gratification. In this book, Peterson offers a profound, honest, and hopeful exploration of the Christian life – a perfect read for anyone seeking to grow in their faith and understanding of what it means to follow Christ over the long haul.

What is God’s plan of care for his people? In What is a Healthy Church Member? Thabiti M. Anyabwile empowers readers to actively contribute to the vitality of the local church.

Does your church need a checkup? In What Is a Healthy Church? Mark Dever shares key traits of a healthy church to develop within the local body. It offers a clear, logical, and deeply compelling framework for what makes a church truly healthy.