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.

The One Story Bible traces the thread of redemption throughout God’s Word. This Bible will help you avoid losing the forest for the trees. It will help you find your way through God's Word.

In All You Want for Christmas, David Platt presents four major reasons why Jesus came at Christmas.

In The Gift of All Gifts, Melissa B. Kruger teaches that Jesus is the greatest present of all. This delightful rhyming story teaches that our true treasure is not toys and games, but the Son of God.

In Dads Hurt Too, Eric M. Schumacher shares a father’s memoir of miscarriage. This short book gives dads the words to grieve but also the rest that comes from God.

In Amazed, Carolyn Lacey leads you through 30 days of growing in awe of God.

In Fight for Joy, Michele Howe helps readers discover peace in impossible circumstances.

In The Hospitality of Need, Kevan Chandler and Tommy Shelton show how depending on one another helps us heal and grow together.

How can we commune with our Creator? In Talking with God, Ryan Cook guides readers through daily reflections on the Psalms.

How can your small group grow? In Practicing Life Together, Paul J. Gutacker presents a common rule for Christian growth.