ESV The Biggest Story Holy Bible for Kids is a wonderful and engaging Bible to help children grow in their love for God and his word. It has become my gold standard children’s Bible, and my new favorite Bible overall.

The ESV Study Bible is a flagship resource and a true legacy Bible—one that has deeply shaped my life, my faith, and my ministry over many years. It is not simply a reference tool, but a trusted companion that has guided me through seasons of growth, challenge, and calling.

Friend of Sinners by Elyse Fitzpatrick presents wonderful Lent devotions on following the crucified King.

Why We’re Feeling Lonely (and What We Can Do About It) by Shelby Abbott is a timely and practical guide that explores young adults’ loneliness and shows how grounding relationships in God’s design can bring healing. Speaking directly to Gen Z, the book offers a distinctly Christian perspective and solution.

The Easter Story Brick by Brick by Rachael Hood, illustrated by Joshua Whitehouse, is a fun, Biblically faithful, rhyming retelling of the Easter story designed to capture the hearts and imaginations of Lego-loving kids.

In Chosen by God, R. C. Sproul writes about predestination, election, and the sovereignty of God. With solid arguments and deep biblical conviction, this book is a masterwork for understanding these important doctrines.

The Reformation Study Bible is an extraordinary gift to the church and a faithful continuation of the legacy of the Reformers.

Church membership matters. Together is a book that will help you see why we need the local church and will help you better cherish the community God has given you.

Earlier this year I taught on Revelation, and this book was a huge blessing. Jen Wilkin’s 10-session Bible study on Revelation, walks you through this epic book. I was intimidated to read and teach on Revelation, and this book gave me confidence with biblical clarity.

In Beyond the Back Row, Katie Polski offers families a way to rediscover the beauty of the local church.

In Mothering Against Futility, Simona Gorton offers a thoughtful reflection on balancing meaning and mundanity through the fear of the Lord.

In In the Shadow of the Cross, Glenn M. Penner presents a biblical theology of persecution and discipleship. Drawing not only from careful study of Scripture but also from his firsthand experience with missionaries through his work at Voice of the Martyrs, Penner writes a book that engages the mind and reaches the heart.