In Sweeter Than Honey, Maggie Combs and Gretchen Saffles offer a Bible study focused on enjoying God through His Word. This book equips readers with practical tools to study Scripture deeply and savor it meaningfully.

Written by Trillia J. Newbell, Behold, the Lamb of God Has Come is a wonderful way to celebrate the 25 days of Christmas together with your family and friends.

In Leviticus on the Butcher’s Block, Phil Bray helps you make sense of the Bible’s toughest book.

The Sing! Hymnal by Getty Music and Crossway is a legacy hymnal that will define our generation and will bless generations to come. As a worship leader, I’ve been singing Getty songs ever since they wrote In Christ Alone with Stuart Townend — so I had been waiting for this hymnal for a long time. Now that it’s finally here, it has exceeded my expectations on every level.

In Limping Heavenward, Karrie Hahn writes about living by faith amid comprehensive and chronic suffering. This edifying book will strengthen suffering saints and equip those who care for them.

In The Man on the Middle Cross, Alistair Begg brings the gospel to those seeking hope, restoration, and a way back to God.

In Sharing the Gospel with a Catholic Friend, Richard Baxter provides a guide to help you engage in meaningful conversations with biblical clarity and faithfulness. As someone who grew up Catholic, Baxter came to the Christian faith as an adult and writes with an understanding and kind perspective.

In Heaven, Paul Mallard presents reasons and a way to live with eternity in view.

In Your Only Comfort, New Growth Press presents devotions for hope in suffering by Charles H. Spurgeon. Edited by Geoffrey Chang, this beautiful book shows how to look to our Savior in the midst of suffering.

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.