In How to Lead Your Family, Joel R. Beeke provides a guide for men who desire to grow as leaders in their homes.

Meet the Puritans is an outstanding resource and an insightful introduction to the faith of the Puritans. It serves both as a guide to their writings and a glimpse into their lives.

Chichi and Didi Love Their Names by Peace Amadi and Ndidi Amadi is an inspiring book that helps children know that their names are special!

In The Best Bath Ever! Paul Tautges teaches how God washes away our sin and makes us brand new.

In If Jesus Came to My School, April Graney gives children a wonderful way to think about being God’s witnesses in the world. This book imagines what a day might look like if Jesus went to school with you. It helps children learn how they can be like Jesus and share his love.

In No More Boring Bible Study, Faith Womack offers a guide that shows why taking Scripture seriously is easier—and more exciting—than you might think.

Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology by Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley is an outstanding book to help you study and stand on the solid truth of God’s Word. This is an excellent, abridged version of what was originally a four-volume set.

In One Perfect Plan, Nancy Tupper Ling guides your child through the Bible’s big story in tiny poems.

Edited by S. A. Fix, An Explication of the Shorter Catechism by John Thomson is a singular example of a virtually complete Reformed Presbyterian “systematic theology” published in America in the first half of the eighteenth century. Clearly written and theologically rich, it holds both historical and doctrinal value for the reformed Christian reader.

What happens when a person is brought from darkness to light? What is the process of this transformation? In In Your Light We See Light, Paul C. Uyen presents a Reformed theology of divine illumination.

Where can you go to get a commentary on the Gospels that is theologically sound and pastorally wise? In the newest edition of the ESV Expository Commentary, Crossway presents a passage-by-passage commentary of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.

With the start of the Fall season, it’s good to get into some serious study of the Bible. The ESV Expository Commentary: Romans–Galatians was the commentary I needed to help me see God’s Word clearly with fresh eyes.