Faith Coxe Bailey’s D. L. Moody: God’s Bold Messenger is a fast-paced, engaging portrait, written in a novel-like style, of a man driven by faith and purpose.

In God’s Great Big Global Church, Tim Challies takes your children to visit 10 kids and their churches all around the world. This book will get your kids excited about Sunday!

The ESV Bible with Creeds and Confessions is a welcomed addition to my study. It combines the excellent ESV Bible with 13 exceptional Creeds and Confessions from church history. Having them all housed in the same book is brilliant, and having the ESV Bible with them is a work of modern publishing beauty.

In A Heart Aflame for God, Matthew C. Bingham shares a Reformed approach to spiritual formation, showing how twenty-first-century evangelicals can pursue spiritual growth through early modern Puritan piety.

When I wanted to get serious about Bible study, the ESV Study Bible had just been published. It was the perfect blend of beautiful physical design and the promise of digital accessibility. It has become what I consider the gold standard for study Bibles, and it introduced me to the world-class resource library of Crossway Publishing.

When faith is often challenged and deconstruction is increasingly common, Help! I’m Losing My Faith in God by Tom Sugimura gives readers a stronger, more resilient foundation in Christ.

In The Lord Saves Me, Iain M. Duguid offers 40 Christ-centered family devotions drawn from the Psalms.

In Christ Our All, Chance Faulkner writes a 14-day devotional that focuses your eyes to gaze at Christ. What I loved most was how many beautiful perspectives Faulkner presents.

In To Live Well, Alan Noble offers practical wisdom for navigating chaotic times. This is an outstanding book about our loss of coherence in the Christian life and what we can do about it.

In You Are Satisfied, Joanna Kimbrel shares eight weeks of devotions for your longing heart. She walks you through Scripture to help you grow in being satisfied in God’s Word, in His promises, in His love, in the Giver, in all circumstances, in His provision, in His presence, and in His plan.

In Remember the Poor, Peter Smith shares about cultivating a heart of generosity. Straightforward and biblical, it is a book that calls for Christlike compassion.

In Incomparable, Andrew Wilson writes explorations in the character of God. What Wilson does best is present what the world believes and then brings you face to face with the God of the Bible. God’s being, God’s names, God the Trinity, and God’s attributes are explored. I love books with short, meaty chapters – and Wilson has written one of the best.