In God Loves Kids, Jamie C. Finn offers a gospel-centered book about foster care. Our family has both biological and adopted children, and Finn is an inspiration as we also dream of fostering.

Behold Your God: Seeking Him Early from Media Gratiae is a 26-week children’s curriculum designed to help young hearts come to know God through His Word.

In AI Goes to Church, Todd Korpi presents pastoral wisdom for artificial intelligence. This is a thought-provoking book that pushes the conversation of how Christians live in a world with AI.

In The Art of Living in Advent, Sylvie Vanhoozer takes you on a journey through 28 days of joyful waiting for Christ. This beautiful devotional blends Scripture, history, art, and reflection to help you discover what it means to live in the presence of Christ this Christmas.

Jesus Loves You More by Hunter Beless is a delightful board book to help you share the love of Christ with your children! I tell my kids that I love them every night, and this book helped me show them that Jesus’ love is far greater and better.

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.