This is a special review for the movie His Only Son.

How can you see the Psalms with fresh eyes? The Prayers Inspired by the Psalms Boxed Set by Ryan Whitaker Smith and Dan Wilt will help you rediscover the Psalms.

Where can you find fresh words from the Gospel? In Touch the Earth, Drew Jackson shares poems on the way. These are poems reflecting on select verses and passages from the Gospel of Luke.

How can viewing art reveal God to us? In Redeeming Vision, Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt writes a Christian guide to looking at and learning from art.

In Helen Roseveare, Lauren Caputo-Wickham shares the story of the doctor who kept going no matter what.

Have you ever felt let go by God? In When God Seems Gone, Adam Mabry helps you find hope when nothing makes sense.

How can the church come alongside God’s people in their mental health struggles? In Mental Health and Your Church, Helen Thorne and Steve Midgley present a handbook for Biblical care.

How can we seek God when our souls are restless? In Finding Peace through Prayer, Mitch Everingham presents seven practices for praying in hard times.

Can we really find Christ all throughout the Bible? In The Old and the New, Laurent Clemenceau presents Christ as the center of both testaments.

What do Jonathan Edwards’s Resolutions reveal about his life and mind? In Holy Living, Matthew Everhard shares Jonathan Edwards’s Seventy Resolutions for Living the Christian Life.

What does gardening have to do with God’s word? The Kingdom of Heaven uses the many allusions to gardening in the Bible to teach little ones about God’s kingdom and their role in it.

Charles L. Quarles’ commentary on Matthew is the latest in the Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC) series from Lexham Press. At over 800 pages, this is one of the longer commentaries in the series, and it is packed full of insight and illumination.