How can you share a story in the Old Testament with your children and still point them to the Gospel? In The Darkest Day, Jonny Atkinson tells the good news in Joel.

Why does the family history of the Messiah matter? What can we learn when we consider the lineage of Christ? In Firstborn, Leah Roberts takes us on a study of the human ancestry of Jesus.

What does baking bread have to do with the Bible? How can we see Christ in the kitchen? In Bread of Life, Abigail Dodds helps you savor the all-satisfying goodness of Jesus through the art of bread making.

What really makes a good church? In Nine Marks of a Healthy Church, Mark Dever gives basic biblical principles for assessing and strengthening the health of your church.

How can we grow in knowing the grace and truth of God? In Truth For Life, Alistair Begg delivers a year of daily devotions to saturate you in the Gospel.

How can you share Bible stories with your children in a fun and interactive way? Seek and Find: New Testament Bible Stories, by Sarah Parker, is an activity book that will help you explore New Testament Bible stories with your children.

What does the book of Isaiah have to say to us today? In Isaiah For You, Tim Chester helps to enlarge your vision of who God is.

Around the holidays, dating seems to be a hot topic for discussion. In Dating with Discernment, Sam A. Andreades asks 12 questions to make a lasting marriage. 

How can hymns help us better center on and celebrate Christ? In Hymns of Note - Rejoice, William Long presents stories, inspiration, and devotionals from treasured hymns.

What does the Bible say about belonging? Who do we belong to? In You Are Not Your Own, Alan Noble shows us what it means to belong to God in an inhuman world.

How can we better rest in God’s presence? In God Dwells Among Us, G. K. Beale and Mitchell Kim give a biblical theology of the temple.

How can you chase after Christ in a fresh and engaging way? In this illustrated edition of The Pursuit of God, Moody Publishers presents A. W. Tozer’s classic designed for discovery, reflection, and sharing.