In Christ Our All, Chance Faulkner writes a 14-day devotional that focuses your eyes to gaze at Christ. What I loved most was how many beautiful perspectives Faulkner presents.

In To Live Well, Alan Noble offers practical wisdom for navigating chaotic times. This is an outstanding book about our loss of coherence in the Christian life and what we can do about it.

In You Are Satisfied, Joanna Kimbrel shares eight weeks of devotions for your longing heart. She walks you through Scripture to help you grow in being satisfied in God’s Word, in His promises, in His love, in the Giver, in all circumstances, in His provision, in His presence, and in His plan.

In Remember the Poor, Peter Smith shares about cultivating a heart of generosity. Straightforward and biblical, it is a book that calls for Christlike compassion.

In Incomparable, Andrew Wilson writes explorations in the character of God. What Wilson does best is present what the world believes and then brings you face to face with the God of the Bible. God’s being, God’s names, God the Trinity, and God’s attributes are explored. I love books with short, meaty chapters – and Wilson has written one of the best.

Published by Crossway, None Like Him and In His Image Gift Edition helps you behold the character of God. Wilkin combines two of her most popular books into this beautiful volume.

In This Was Never the Plan, Vaneetha Rendall Risner shows you how to walk with God through the heartache of divorce. Having experienced divorce herself, she writes not only as an honest guide but also as a comforting friend.

In Who Am I and What Am I Doing With My Life, Justin N. Poythress helps you find stability and purpose in Jesus. In a world that allows you to reinvent yourself—where identity crises happen more frequently—this book offers the solid ground of an identity in Christ. It is unshakeable.

In From Crimson to White, Natalie Brand helps you find gospel joy at Calvary. If you feel weighed down in this world, this book will lift you up.

In The Friends and the Traveller, Sam Brewster shares a rhyming retelling of the road to Emmaus. This is one of my favorite Easter stories, and I’m glad I get to share it with my kids!

In The Great Waking Up, Sarah Shin shares the story of Easter through the eyes of a young girl who dreams of the hope of the resurrection.

In Follow the Lamb, Horatius Bonar offers wise counsel to Christian converts. He writes in a direct and straightforward manner, addressing a variety of topics that will serve new Christians, challenge young ministers, and inspire seasoned saints.