In The Hospitality of Need, Kevan Chandler and Tommy Shelton show how depending on one another helps us heal and grow together.

How can we commune with our Creator? In Talking with God, Ryan Cook guides readers through daily reflections on the Psalms.

How can your small group grow? In Practicing Life Together, Paul J. Gutacker presents a common rule for Christian growth.

In A Word in Season, Jeremy Walker writes 50 days of hope for hard times. This short devotional book shares pastoral warmth and wisdom from Scripture.

In You Have a Calling, Karen Swallow Prior writes about finding your vocation in what is true, good, and beautiful.

Biblical Theology is a popular topic of interest today, but is it really a new and novel way of reading the Word? In Biblical Theology in the Life of the Early Church, Stephen O. Presley recovers an ancient vision that recasts biblical theology as a practice cultivated in Christian community.

In Becoming by Beholding, Lanta Davis displays the power of the imagination in spiritual formation.

Louis Berkhof’s Systematic Theology is his magnum opus, deserved to be read by serious students of God’s Word. Originally published in 1958, Banner of Truth’s expanded edition contains Berkhof’s Introductory Volume, which was designed to be read together with the Systematic Theology itself.

In A Place for You, Kendra Dahl reframes Christian womanhood. Men and women would benefit from hearing a sister share from Scripture and from her heart.

In Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste, Dustin Crowe details God’s purpose in suffering and struggles. This book offers courage and hope when it feels like you’re spiritually lost, scared, wandering, or waiting.

What can we see in the New Testament? In The Visual Word, Patrick Schreiner and Anthony M. Benedetto embark on a beautifully illustrated outline of the New Testament books.

In Matthew For You, Tim Chester presents an accessible commentary that shows the glory and joy of the coming of God’s kingdom in the arrival of his promised King.