In The Story of Grace, Horatius Bonar shows how the gospel is an exhibition of God’s love. Sharing the gospel story in a compelling and captivating way, Bonar demonstrates that God has always been a God of grace.

Explore the Life of Jesus is a plain and simple devotional written by Chris Dalton. The 30 very short Bible reflections are easy to read, concise, and accessible. This book looks at 7–8 passages from each Gospel to give a big-picture view of Jesus.

Explore the Book of Jonah is a plain and simple devotional written by Chris Dalton. The 30 very short Bible reflections are easy to read, concise, and accessible.

In Known & Loved, Glenna Marshall helps readers experience the affection of God in Psalm 139. This transformative book touches the soul with the truth that we are known to the core and loved to the end.

In Grace Beyond Salvation, Kyle DiRoberts reveals God’s love from Genesis to Revelation. This powerful book shows how grace is woven throughout the entire Bible.

In Bible Basics, Stephen J. Nichols shares what the Christian faith is all about. This book offers an excellent overview of everything you need to know about the Bible.

In the Asia Bible Commentary on Exodus, Chloe T. Sun provides a pastoral and contextual commentary on one of the most epic books in the Bible. Sun’s volume broadens the global reading and interpretation of Exodus by way of being a non-Western scholar and female writer.

Asians in Diaspora and Diasporas in Asia is a collection of essays originally presented and discussed at the 2023 Jeju Diaspora Consultation – a conference aimed to convene church and mission leaders in Asia and global Asians. Edited by Sam George, Bulus Galadima, and Jeanne Wu – it is an academic book that gives context and consultation to current gospel missions.

In A Little Theology of Exercise, David Mathis teaches about enjoying Christ in both body and soul. This 100-page book is a motivating read that encourages moving your body for the glory of God.

The Word and Spirit Commentary on Romans by Sam Storms is an excellent and insightful contribution to the study of the book of Romans from a Pentecostal-Charismatic perspective.

In Pastoral Preaching, Conrad Mbewe gives a blueprint from the pulpit on building a people for God.

In Biblical Preaching, Haddon W. Robinson explains the development and delivery of expository messages. This fourth edition of a modern classic textbook has been revised and updated throughout by Scott Wenig