In Culture Care, Makoto Fujimura writes about reconnecting with beauty for our common life. This beautiful book helps readers cultivate practices that care for the soul of our culture.

In Thirty-Second Theology, Sinclair B. Ferguson uses a clear question-and-answer format to help readers build and strengthen their faith. The book presents foundational Christian doctrines in a concise and accessible way.

In Jonathan Edwards: The Boy Who Sparked Revival, David Mathis introduces young readers to one of the most influential pastors and theologians in American history.

In Elisabeth Elliot: The Brave Girl Who Chose to Love, Ellen Vaughn introduces young readers to the life and legacy of one of Christianity’s most influential missionaries.

In All About the Bible, Alison Mitchell shares more than 100 amazing facts about God’s Word. As a child, I loved reading encyclopedias like this, and All About the Bible captures that same sense of discovery and wonder.

In Storing Up Treasure, Kyle Bjerga shares 30 memory verses to learn, live, and love. This book is highly interactive, functioning much like a devotional journal with a variety of prompts and activities.

In Daddy, How Much Do You Love Me?, Matt Markins shows how the love between a father and son can point us to the love of our heavenly Father.

In Battling Unbelief, John Piper shows how to defeat sin with superior pleasure. Piper demonstrates how to apply the promises of God found in Scripture.

In Written on the Heart, Stephen Steele shows how the law of God is still relevant and needs to be remembered today. In a world that increasingly disregards any fixed standard of law or morality, this book is a timely reminder that God’s commands are good, wise, and enduring.

The ESV Large Print Compact Red Letter Bible has quickly become my favorite small Bible. It is both portable and practical—ideal for travel, daily use, or keeping with me in my shoulder bag on the go.

Written with sensitivity and practical clarity, After Church Hurt equips and comforts. It helped me with my own hurts, something that I have kept hidden, but am now better healing from. I am also more deeply resolved to care for Christ’s sheep.

In The Right Faith, Gordon J. Keddie offers a warm, pastoral exposition of 1 and 2 Thessalonians written especially for Christians living in challenging times. Providentially, this book arrived just as our church was beginning a preaching series through these letters!