In Making Sense of Creation and Fall, Vern S. Poythress shows how the opening chapters of Genesis illuminate the Bible, God, and ourselves.

In A Basic Guide to Biblical Theology, Alan J. Thompson explores nine themes that unite the Old and New Testaments, helping readers see how the Bible fits together as one coherent story.

In John Calvin: Refugee Theologian, Kenneth Woo presents a compelling portrait of Calvin as a Reformer shaped deeply by exile. The book offers a robust introduction to Calvin’s theological writings through the lens of his lived experience as a religious refugee.

In Young Womanhood, Amy DiMarcangelo writes about finding joy and purpose in the body God has given you. Through a biblical perspective on womanhood, she helps readers understand how we can receive our bodies as gifts from God and learn to honor him with them.

In The One We’re Waiting For, Taylor Combs provides an illustrated Advent devotional for families. With daily Bible stories that take families through the arc of the Old Testament, this devotional helps children see how the story of Scripture points to Jesus.

In Discovering the Bible, kids can learn how to read the Bible for themselves. Written by Mary Wiley, this book is a helpful and tested guide for developing wise reading strategies for all of Scripture.

In Elisabeth Elliot, Megan Hill tells the story of “The Woman Who Did Hard Things for God.” This book shares the fascinating life story of Elliot and shows how she faithfully followed God, even when obedience was difficult.

In Where Is Sheep 100?, Susie Crosby shares a skip-counting story about the Good Shepherd’s love. While this is an educational book that teaches kids about skip-counting, I love how it connects the concept to a biblical story and theme!

In Yara the Brave and the Swirling Worry, Blair Linne shares a sweet and encouraging story about how God is always with his children.

In Future Grace, John Piper writes about the purifying power of the promises of God and the way God’s grace sustains us throughout the Christian life. This masterful book shows how grace is not merely something God gave us in the past when he saved us, but something he continues to give us in the present and promises to give us in the future.

In Pray with Your Eyes Open, Richard L. Pratt Jr. offers a practical guide to cultivating greater intentionality, focus, and attentiveness in prayer.