What does Scripture have to say about shame? Can shame be used for our sanctification? In Defending Shame, Te-Li Lau discusses the formative power of shame in Paul’s letters. 

What does God have to say about how we are to worship him? In On Worship, H. B. Charles Jr. presents a short guide to understanding, participating in, and leading corporate worship.

How can we remember that God is our hero? In God Rescues, Jared Kennedy shares how God watched over his people and used Moses to save the Israelites.  

What does food have to do with our faith? In Taste and See, Irene Sun shares God’s goodness and love in the food he provides for his children all through the Bible. 

How did the early Reformed Presbyterian church speak out against slavery? In A Candle Against the Dark, Robert M. Copeland & D. Ray Wilcox share the story of Reformed Presbyterians and the struggle against slavery in the United States.

A picture book for kids ages 3–5 that celebrates God’s ultimate victory over sin and death.

How can we speak the truth in love to our teenagers? In Age of Opportunity, Paul David Tripp provides a Biblical guide to parenting teens.

How can you give thanks when life gets difficult? In Grace & Gratitude for Everyday Life, Michele Howe, helps you give thanks in all circumstances.

Can we still learn from the characters of the Bible? How do their stories relate to our real lives? The Good and Beautiful Bible Study by Alabaster is an amazing way to experience stories from the Bible and what it means for our lives today.

How can you introduce your children to our Creator? In The Stories of God (and Kiki), David Connis helps your children see that God created us to be a lot like Him.

Nehemiah: God’s Building Project, is an excellent guide to Nehemiah as a companion piece to Nehemiah For You, both by Eric Mason.

How did God’s people rebuild after returning from exile? In Nehemiah For You, Eric Mason shows us strength to build for God.