In Faith Simplified, Aaron Armstrong explains what we believe and why we believe it.

Originally published in 1927 by missionary and author Mattie Wilcox Noble, Victorious Lives has been republished by Sharon Jeong Ide. Ide includes a biography of Noble in this edition, presenting a broader view of God’s work in establishing the Protestant church in Korea.

In Unhurried, Samantha Decker writes An Invitation to Slow Down, Create Margin, and Surrender Control to God.

In Chronicles of Wonder, Leah Boden tells the story-formed life of C. S. Lewis. This fictionalized biography shares Lewis’s days as a young boy, student, soldier in the war, professor, and author.

Whitefield on the Christian Life: New Birth to Enjoy God by Tom Schwanda and Ian Maddock, offers a compelling and richly detailed portrait of George Whitefield’s life and spiritual legacy.

What does it mean to live in this world with Biblical wisdom and confidence? In Beautifully Distinct, edited by Trillia Newbell, you can join the conversation on faith, life, and culture.

In Providence in the Story of Scripture, Adamson Co walks through the work of God in Creation, Fall, Redemption, and New Creation. While Co describes his book as an introductory guide to providence, I found it to be a fresh and insightful study, particularly in how he uses the motif of creation to make God’s providence meaningful in the Christian life.

How is ChatGPT Changing the Church? In AI Shepherds and Electric Sheep, Sean O'Callaghan and Paul A. Hoffman explore what it means to lead and teach in the age of artificial intelligence.

1, 2, and 3 John: Joyful Certainty by Sam Allberry is a well-structured, seven-session Bible study that guides both the head and the heart through the powerful themes found in John’s letters.

In 1, 2, & 3 John For You, Sam Allberry invites readers into a deeper understanding of the apostle John’s letters, showing how they offer joyful certainty in our relationship with God. With clarity and warmth, Allberry unpacks John’s message, helping us see Jesus as John did—fully human, yet fully divine.

In The Return of the Kingdom, Stephen G. Dempster explores a biblical theology of God’s reign with depth and clarity.

In Walking the Way of the Wise, Mitchell L. Chase presents a biblical theology of wisdom. From the garden in Genesis to the restoration in Revelation, this book shows that wisdom is woven throughout Scripture.