Beginning with God (God’s Big Promises) presents 92 Bible devotions for young children by Carl Laferton, with illustrations by Jennifer Davison. It’s a fun and interactive way to spend quality time in God’s Word with your kids!

The Story of Christmas: A Bible Story by Carl Laferton is a faithful and exciting retelling of the birth of Jesus.

This book will help open your children’s spiritual eyes to see the glory of God!

In A Light on the Hill, Caleb Morell chronicles the surprising story of how a local church in the nation’s capital influenced evangelicalism. It tells the story of how Capitol Hill Baptist Church followed its calling to work, pray, sow, and stay.

In Abigail and the Waterfall, Sandra L. Richter tells a delightful story about loving God’s good earth.

In The Kingdom and the King Storybook Bible, Bob Hartman brings God’s Word to life for your kids through 70 engaging and faithfully told Bible stories.

In With Heart and Soul and Voice, Tim Chester takes us through Advent devotions on the first Christmas songs. With awe and wonder, Chester shows that these songs are grounded in Scripture and speak profound truths about God’s character.

In Here to Love, Chris Cipollone beautifully recaptures the centrality of Jesus’ greatest command. He shows that God is love—and then he shows that love is expressed through sacrifice and service.

In Desiring God, John Piper presents meditations of a Christian hedonist. This book is Piper’s landmark work on Christian hedonism—the belief that human life should be a pursuit of godly pleasure, and that God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him. I find it good, beautiful, and true.

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.