Where can we find rest for our souls throughout the year? Compiled and edited by David B. MacKinnon, Refreshment for the Soul provides a year of daily devotional readings from the ‘Heavenly Doctor’ Richard Sibbes.

What can we learn from Christ’s words from the cross? In Words from the Cross, Ian Hamilton listens closely and finds theological significance in Jesus’ famous last words. 

What is the legacy that John Owen leaves us? The Treasures of John Owen Box Set includes 10 titles in 5 volumes, presenting the best and most beloved works by John Owen. 

Have you ever feared that God would not be faithful? In True to His Word, Jon Bloom presents 100 meditations on the faithfulness of God.

Who was John Calvin, and what did he think about God? While some might be familiar with the term Calvinism, what did he contribute to the Reformed faith? In An Explorer’s Guide to John Calvin, Yudah Thianto takes you on a tour of the life and mind of the great theologian John Calvin.

What does the gospel mean for moms? Written by sister-in-laws Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler, Risen Motherhood (Deluxe Edition) gives gospel hope for everyday moments.

What does Scripture show us about Jesus? In Road Map to Jesus, Alistair Chalmers takes us on a trip through beloved Biblical texts to show us the Savior.

What does identity have to do with theology? In Doing Asian American Theology, Daniel D. Lee discusses a contextual framework for faith and practice, focusing especially on Asian American identity and its relationship to Christianity. 

What did Bavinck believe about Christian living? In Daily Devotions with Herman Bavinck, Donald K. McKim writes on believing and growing in Christian faith.

What happens when you take in the Gospels as a whole? In The Gospel of Jesus, Loraine Boettner presents the four gospels in a complete narrative.

Do the Ten Commandments apply to Christians today? In Ten Words from God, Gordon J. Keddie gives an exposition of the Ten Commandments. 

Where can we find rest from a selfish and sinful world? In An Island of Grace, Christopher Wright writes on redeeming love in the book of Ruth.