In Fear Is Not a Sin, Edward T. Welch explains that fear is, instead, a call to action. This short book serves as a practical guide to overcoming fears and anxieties by taking opportunities to strengthen your faith.

In Nomad, Alex Duke shares a short story of our long journey home. In ten short chapters, this book tracks the movement of God’s people back toward their home—back to being God’s people in God’s place. It gives an overview of the entire story of Scripture through this epic and exciting lens.

In Iconic, Mike McGarry explores what it truly means to bear God’s image in the world. He takes the concept of the imago Dei and thoughtfully applies it to the real-life issues and challenges that young people face today.

In Managing Your Households Well, Chap Bettis teaches how family leadership prepares and trains you for church leadership.

What place do the confessions have in the church today? In Reformed Confessionalism, D. Blair Smith shows that confession is a practice that is grounded in Scripture and good for the church.

I share this older review now as this Bible is discontinued and replaced by The One Story Bible.

In Paradox People, Jonathan Landry Cruse explores what it means to live out the Beatitudes.

In Take Heart for Teens, David Powlison presents daily devotions designed to strengthen your teen’s faith. This book speaks directly to the heart of youth with the hope of the gospel.

In Late Today, Jungyoon Huh shares a touching story about a kitten and the power of compassion.

In Sound, Olga Fadeeva helps young readers discover the vibrations we hear. This educational book explains everything curious kids might want to know about sound.

In The Birds of Christmas, Olivia Armstrong shares a heartwarming folktale about how a robin brought the baby Jesus a very special gift.

In Consider the Birds, Jennifer Grant invites your children to marvel at the wonders of nature and the God who creates and cares for it all.