In Evil Empire?, Christopher S. Chen presents government officials as proponents of the gospel in Luke-Acts and beyond. With excellent research and well-crafted arguments, Chen presents a strong case that government officials can serve the purposes of the gospel. Human rulers are ultimately governed by our King, and they can help advance his kingdom.

Chen’s work on Daniel is insightful and exciting. This book gives biblical precedence and insight into the persecution that happens throughout the world and especially in many Asian countries today. And it lifts our eyes from our troubles today to a cosmic end – when wars will cease, suffering will stop, and the rule and reign of the Lord will become reality.

In Becoming a Friendlier Church, Matthew D. Kim provides a pathway to genuine community. Kim tackles a problem that affects church attendance, membership, and witness—diagnosing problems and providing specific solutions.

With biblical support throughout, this short yet powerful book is paradigm-shifting. As a parent of young children, keeping busy with work, and the demands of ministry, I came away refreshed. You will discover a deeper appreciation for God’s design for rest and the confidence that resting in him is not only necessary, but good.

The CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament is a study Bible that highlights biblical allusions, quotations, and illustrations throughout the New Testament.

In The Pleasures of God, John Piper proclaims God’s delight in being God. Henry Scougal said that the worth and excellency of a soul are measured by the object of its love. Piper takes this quote and applies it to God. If the pleasures of God are the measure of His excellency or glory, then meditating on these pleasures holds out great hope for being changed into His likeness.

In The Church Behind Barbed Wire, Tom Sugimura shares the true story of faith, family, and dignity among Japanese Americans during their incarceration in World War II.

Where can I go to hide in Christ when I need help in this world? In In The Lord I Take Refuge, Dane Ortlund takes us through 150 daily devotions through the Psalms.

America is changing every day. How did we get here? In American History, Thomas Kidd presents the sweeping narrative that spans the full scope of our nation.

Brief, punchy, and memorable, J. C. Ryle’s Expository Thoughts on the Gospels is an outstanding collection of wisdom and insight.

Gathered Today helps families grow stronger through simple, Scripture-centered tools for meaningful conversation and connection. I love their mission and found their cards to be a wonderful way to connect with my kids!

In All of Me, Cheryl Marshall writes on pursuing a life wholly devoted to God. This is a book about how you can dedicate your entire life to worshiping the Lord.