Where can you find wonder during the holiday season? In The Advent of Glory, R. C. Sproul shares 24 devotions for Christmas.

What is it exactly that God’s people are supposed to do? In Serve, Steve Robinson writes on loving your church with your heart, time, and gifts.

Where can you find spiritual warmth this holiday season? In Winter Fire, Ryan Whitaker Smith shares a Christmas with G. K. Chesterton.

What is God’s will for women? In Called to Cultivate, Chelsea Patterson Sobolik presents a gospel vision for women and work.

Where can you hear wisdom? In Wisdom’s Call, K. A. Ellis writes 100 meditations for a life in Christ.

In No Greater Love, Rebecca McLaughing reveals a biblical vision for friendship. In 10 chapters and just over 150 pages, McLaughlin shows that Christian friendships are powerful and precious.

How can you get better at Bible memorization? In Memorizing Scripture, Glenna Marshall offers a guide on the basics, blessings, and benefits of meditating on God’s Word. She gives reasons and practical tips to help you hide God Word’s in your heart.

How can you help your heart give thanks? A Treasury of Thanksgiving is the perfect book to help you have a grateful heart.

Where can you hear true awe and joy during the holidays? The Advent Devotional by Alabaster will help you listen to the wonder of the Christmas season.

How can you set your heart and mind upon Jesus this Christmas season? In O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, Jonathan Gibson gives a liturgy for daily worship from Advent to Epiphany. Over the course of 40 days, you will find help to fix your eyes on Christ.

You Count! is an interactive board book meant to help your toddlers and preschoolers calm down from difficult emotions. My kids have enjoyed reading the book together — even asking me to read it when they are already happy!

What is neo-Calvinism? Written by Cory C. Brock and N. Gray Sutanto, Neo-Calvinism: A Theological Introduction invites readers to discover the distinctive, theological contributions of neo-Calvinism.