In Look, Listen, Live, Aimee Joseph explains how to cultivate attention in a distracted culture. This rich and compelling book gently calls readers to give their attention to God.

In One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church, Guy Waters writes on the biblical doctrine of the church. Written from a confessionally Reformed perspective in dialogue with the great creeds of the church, this book traces the church through the entire scope of Scripture. It is an outstanding biblical theology of ecclesiology. 

Faith, Hope, and Love in a Time of Loss by Katina Larson offers a guide to navigating grief and finding trust in God.

In The Clay Pot Conspiracy, Dave Harvey helps us see God’s plan to use weakness in leaders. This book is for leaders who know they are lacking.

Voices of the Martyrs by John Foxe is a testament to those who have died for the privilege of proclaiming Christ. This 500-page hardcover book is a bold and beautiful reminder that God is at work and the gospel continues to go forth.

The Gospel-Centered Community for Teens: Study Guide with Leader's Notes by Robert H. Thune and Will Walker will help you and your small group get on the same page when it comes to living in Christian community.

In Good News for Parents, Adam Griffin writes about how God can restore our joy and relieve our burdens. This is a book that gives gospel freedom from the anxieties of parenting.

In God Is Hope, Amy Parker presents a charming and delightful board book that helps teach children about trusting in God.

In Hope Comes to Stay, Clarissa Moll writes about loss and the ones we love.

In God’s Little Oceanographer, Tina Cho takes you and your little ones deep into the sea to explore the wonders of creation and the love of our Creator.

In Penelope Judd, Shai Linne shares A Tale of a Dirty Land, a Promise Kept, and a Spotless Prince.

In Keep Us This Day, Keep Us This Night, Natasha Kennedy and Todd R. Hains present a Morning Prayer and an Evening Prayer for all God’s children. This is the newest release in the FatCat Books series, and my kids already know to look for FatCat and his friends on every page.