• "The Biggest Story: How the Snake Crusher Brings Us Back to the Garden" by Kevin DeYoung

    - Jim Daly

    "So often, our kids hear individual stories from the Bible without fully understanding how these accounts are tied to the biggest story of Christs ultimate victory over sin. Kevin DeYoung has linked together the Bible stories that are familiar to children into one, enthralling volume. From the first page to the last, kids will come to understand why Jesus death, resurrection, and ascension are truly at the center of all of history.”

  • "New Morning Mercies: A Daily Gospel Devotional" by Paul David Tripp

    - Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

    “Each morning for years, Paul Tripp has served fresh-brewed wisdom and encouragement through his pithy, thought-provoking tweets, reminding us again and again of the all-sufficiency of Christ and his grace. New Morning Mercies offers more of the same (without the limitation of 140 characters)! These devotional readings will strengthen, nourish, and recalibrate your heart, and open your eyes to behold God’s fresh mercies at the dawn of each new day.”

  • "Everyday Gospel: A Daily Devotional Connecting Scripture to All of Life" by Paul David Tripp

    - Jeremy Treat

    “I need the gospel every day―not just a glimpse of it but the full depth and beauty revealed throughout all of Scripture. That’s why I love this devotional. Paul Tripp brings the eternal truths of the gospel straight to the heart and shows us how to live in light of them. I hope many will use this resource and learn to walk in the good news of Jesus every single day.”

  • "A Gospel Primer for Christians: Learning to See the Glories of God's Love" by Milton Vincent

    - Bob Kauflin

    "There is no greater news than that Jesus came to die for our sins in order to bring us to God. This biblically saturated book will help you understand why that is such great news. Milton Vincent’s Gospel Primer for Christians is one of the rare books that helps us not only to know the Gospel, but also to love the Gospel and see how it applies to every area of our lives. I have used the pre-published version of this book in my devotions for years and I’m thrilled that more people are now able to benefit from it."

  • "Gospel Treason" by Brad Bigney

    - Jim Newheiser

    "A much needed book that explains and exposes heart idolatry and clearly  offers the Gospel as the only cure."                                                                                                                

  • "The Cross Centered Life" by C.J. Mahaney

    "Sometimes the most important truths are the easiest to forget. It's time to get back to the starting point of the Christian life - the cross of Christ. Jesus' work on your behalf must be the central motivation for your life and faith - the main thing. 'Never lay it aside. Never move on,' says C.J. Mahaney, who shows you how to center every day around the cross of Calvary and how to escape the pitfalls of legalism, condemnation, and feelings-driven faith."

  • "Gentle and Lowly" by Dane Ortlund

    - Andrew Hall

    "Linger for any time among these pages and you will find your heart stirred to sit at the feet of Jesus. The portrait of Christ that is painted in these pages is gospel infused, laden with theological reflection, and pastorally wise. As you read, Christ's beauty comes out with glory and goodness, stirring the heart to reveal how precious Christ is to the heart of sinners and sufferers."

  • "Women of the Word: How to Study the Bible with Both Our Hearts and Our Minds" by Jen Wilkin

    - Abe Tunnicliff

    "One of the absolute best resources when it comes to learning how to read God's word. And don't let the title fool you - this book is a must read for everyone."

  • "Tying the Knot: A Premarital Guide to a Strong & Lasting Marriage" by Rob Green

    - Dr. A. Charles Ware

    “How does God minister his grace through you to another one of his children in marriage? In a culture of self, where can one get guidance for a Savior-focused marriage? In Tying The Knot, Rob Green provides a biblical, Christ-centered, practical, hope-filled tool to assist individuals in learning how to partner with Christ to become instruments of his grace to their spouses.”

  • "This Momentary Marriage: A Parable of Permanence" by John Piper

    - Wayne Grudem

    "This book grew out of John Piper's forty years of experience in marriage and many years of parenting, pastoring, and studying Scripture. It is filled with rich, practical wisdom about the nature of marriage as a wonderful but temporary gift from God. I have taught about marriage for over thirty years, and I still found much that I could learn from this book."

  • "Marriage: 6 Gospel Commitments Every Couple Needs to Make" by Paul David Tripp

    - Mary A. Kassian

    “Paul Tripp issues a challenge for couples to roll up their sleeves, get to work, and do what it takes to build a God-honoring relationship. He presents six commitments for couples to make, and contained within each is insightful, practical, and effective advice on how to construct a loving, growing, grace-soaked marriage.”

  • "Praying the Bible" by Donald S. Whitney

    - Bryan Campell

    “Whitney offers a wonderfully practical, pastoral, and biblical approach to prayer that relieves personal boredom and unleashes spiritual power. It’s so simple it will shock you and, at the same time, invigorate a renewed prayer life with your God.”

  • "How Can I Be Sure I'm Saved?" by Jeremy Pierre

    - Gloria Furman

    “Sincere questions deserve thoughtful answers. If you’re not sure where to start in answering these questions, let this series serve as a diving board into the pool. These minibooks are winsomely to-the-point and great to read together with one friend or one hundred friends.”

  • "When Home Hurts: A Guide for Responding Wisely to Domestic Abuse in Your Church" by Jeremy Pierre and Greg Wilson

    - Curtis W. Solomon

    "This helpful resource will alleviate the concern and stress that will come in these difficult situations by helping define what your roles are and what they are not, giving you a plan and procedures to follow, and identifying key sources of support. I cannot recommend it higher."

  • "how people change" by Timothy S. Land and Paul David Tripp

    - Carolyn Custis James

    "It's encouraging to know that, in God's hands, the winds of adversity that batter our lives are also agents of fruitful change in us. Paul Tripp and Tim Lane have done us all a favor by leading us down that path of change and teaching us how to embrace God's transforming work in our hearts."

  • "Finally Free: Fighting for Purity with the Power of Grace" by Heath Lambert

    - Bob Kellemen

    “I’ve read just about every Christian book on the topic of pornography. Finally Free is now the first book I will recommend to pastors, counselors, strugglers, and those who love them."

  • "Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament" by Mark Vroegop

    - M. Daniel Carroll R.

    "Born in a father’s grief and marked with a pastor’s wisdom, Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy teaches each of us and the church how to pray along the journey of loss and despair. Vroegop presents biblical guidelines for bringing honest complaint and bold petition before God and for choosing to steadfastly trust in the One whose mercies never end."

  • "Suffering: Gospel Hope When Life Doesn't Make Sense" by Paul David Tripp

    - Joni Eareckson Tada

    “Dealing daily with quadriplegia and chronic pain (and having battled stage III cancer), I know something about suffering―and to be honest, there’s hardly a book on the subject I haven’t read. But when Paul David Tripp offers his insights on our afflictions, that gets my attention. And this book does not disappoint. Yes, Paul offers an empathetic ear and solid comfort, but he fills these pages with practical, no-nonsense counsel on how to move through and beyond suffering into a fresh and lively hope. I highly recommend this remarkable new work.”

  • "When There Is No Cure: How to Thrive While Living with the Pain and Suffering of Chronic Illness" by Craig K. 

    - Lisa, a patient with dermatomyositis

    "This is a book that I wholeheartedly recommend for fellow sufferers of a chronic disease. It takes the reader on a journey that covers many of the concerns a person with a chronic disease has; such as how you can handle your illness, how to interact with doctors, how to handle other people's responses to your illness, and how others can help. I will use this as a guide in my journey with my chronic disease."

  • "Trusting God" by Jerry Bridges

    During a time of darkness and adversity in his own life, Jerry Bridges dug deep into the Bible for theological answers on God’s sovereignty. What he learned changed his life―and it will change yours too. Find the answers to some of your most heartfelt questions, such as:

    Is God in control?

    Can I trust God?

    What is our responsibility when things are hard?

    How can I grow through adversity?

  • "You Can Trust God" by Jerry Bridges

    This pamphlet includes application questions and suggested Scripture memory verses to help you overcome anxiety, bitterness, and doubt as you grow a resilient faith. Conveniently sized, You Can Trust God is perfect for personal reference or to give as a gift to a loved one experiencing adversity.

  • "Consider the Lilies: Finding Perfect Peace in the Character of God" by Jonny Ardavanis

    - Brianna Harris

    "Consider the Lilies is a much-needed, refreshing, and comprehensive look at the antidote to anxiety. Jonny Ardavanis helps us cut through the surface of worry and anxiety and shows us that focusing on the character of God is the pathway to peace."

  • "Think Again: Relief from the Burden of Introspection" by Jared Mellinger

    - Bob Levine

    "Jared Mellinger understands that unless we learn how to take every thought captive, we can easily become captive ourselves to thoughts that control our emotions and ultimately, our lives. Think Again will help you find freedom as you learn how to guard your heart as you renew your mind."

  • "Overcoming Bitterness: Moving from Life's Greatest Hurts to a Life Filled with Joy" by Stephen Viars

    -Jonathan D. Holmes

    "With a pastor's heart and a counselor's skill, Viars brings biblical clarity and practical counsel for this common issue. Readers will be surprised, encouraged, and convicted."

  • "Shepherding a Child's Heart" by Tedd Tripp

    - John MacArthur

    "With the plethora of material on parenting and the family, it is surprising - and distressing - to see how few books are genuinely biblical. Here is a refreshing exception. Tedd Tripp offers solid, trustworthy, biblical help for parents. If you are looking for the right perspective and practical help, you won't find a more excellent guide." 

  • "Age of Opportunity" by Paul David Tripp

    - Ted Tripp

    "...a wealth of biblical wisdom and a treasure of practical steps for understanding and shepherding your teen's heart."

  • "The Heart of Anger: Practical Help for the Prevention and Cure of Anger in Children" by Lou Priolo

    - Dr. Jay Adams

    "An extremely readable and practical book about a problem frequently encountered but too rarely addressed. There is nothing else like it. Counselors will want their own copy as well as others to give away. Pastors will put it in their libraries. Parents will devour it! Christian children will benefit from it. It is a book whose time has come."

  • "Putting Your Past in Its Place: Moving Forward in Freedom and Forgiveness" by Stephen Viars

    - Dr. Laura Hendrickson

    “The gospel promises believers the power to change, but those who’ve experienced deep pain in their past often struggle with living by faith. Pastor Steve Viars’ new book, Putting Your Past in Its Place, offers practical, compassionate, biblical help for those with painful personal histories, and for their pastors and counselors.”

  • "Anger, Anxiety and Fear: A Biblical Perspective" by Stuart Scott

    This pamphlet speaks on the trials of living in an uncertain world increase, the sins of anger, anxiety and fear come up more frequently in our daily lives. Our responsibility as Christians is to depend on God to help us deal with these challenges.

  • "Christ and Your Problems" by Jay E. Adams

    In this pamphlet Adams explores the Bible’s method for dealing with problems and difficulties. Showing first that your problems are not unique, he offers genuine hope based on God’s promise in 1 Corinthians 10:13. Readers will gain the courage needed to take responsible action, knowing that a real solution can be found in God’s way.

  • "Good and Angry: Redeeming Anger, Irritation, Complaining, and Bitterness" by David Powlison

    - Gloria Furman

    "David Powlison helps us to think clearly about our anger, no matter which form it tends to take. This book really is a one-size-fits-all, and the format is like interactive counseling. Whether or not you are already aware of your anger problem, you need this book. Good and Angry is an exceptional resource for everyone--from parents and teachers to pastors and missionaries.

  • "Assured: Discover Grace, Let Go of Guilt, and Rest in Your Salvation" by Greg Gilbert

    - R. Albert Mohler Jr.

    "That fact that Christians are assured of salvation is one of the greatest truths of God's Word, one of the most cherished affirmations of the Reformation, and one of the central pillars of the faithful Christian life. In this timely book, Greg Gilbert, a tremendously gifted and faithful pastor-theologian, presents a powerful case for assurance with deep biblical and pastoral insight."

  • "Living Life Backward: How Ecclesiastes Teaches Us to Live in Light of the End" by David Gibson

    - Fiona McDonald

    “If Ecclesiastes is a book for our times, then Living Life Backward is the book to unpack it. Beginning with the paradigm shift that embracing death is essential for life, I was intrigued from the start. Utterly counter to a modern worldview, the truths of Ecclesiastes are woven with ease into a narrative that rightly makes sense of why we are alive. Bold and beautiful in style, Living Life Backward promises to jolt the mind and shake us out of our complacencies. I couldn’t put it down!”

  • "Waiting Isn't a Waste: The Surprising Comfort of Trusting God in the Uncertainties of Life" by Mark Vroegop

    - Melissa B. Kruger

    "While we may feel stuck, forgotten, disappointed, and confused, Mark Vroegop’s new book Waiting Isn’t a Waste faithfully reminds us that God is purposefully at work in transformative ways. This book is a helpful and needed encouragement to live in the truth of what we know about God when we don’t understand his plan for our lives.”