Books and Booklets

Voices from the Past, Volume 2: The Puritans left us a remarkable collection of great writings. Their devotion to God’s Word and deep understanding of His instruction helped them pen volumes of treasured insights. The 366-day devotional, Voices from the Past, Volume 2, compiles works from prolific Puritan writers like Richard Baxter, John Owen, and Jeremiah ... Continue Reading 

The Puritans left us a remarkable collection of great writings. Their devotion to God’s Word and deep understanding of His instruction helped them pen volumes of treasured insights. The 366-day devotional, Voices from the Past, Volume 2, compiles works from prolific Puritan writers like Richard Baxter, John Owen, and Jeremiah Burroughs, as well as lesser known ... Continue Reading 

In his new book 40 Favorite Hymns on the Christian Life: A Closer Look at Their Spiritual and Poetic Meaning, Dr. Leland Ryken invites readers to consider hymns as devotional poems that express biblical truths. Every entry in this anthology consists of three elements: a well-known hymnic poem, an explication of the poem, and a passage from ... Continue Reading 

Who were the Puritans? What did they seek to achieve? What were their successes and failures? Are they of any importance to Christians today? Over the last several decades, there has been an increase in the popularity of the Puritans’ writings creating more familiarity with names like John Owen, John Bunyan, and more. The Glory of Grace ... Continue Reading 

If someone asked you to describe what Christmas means, what would you say? The music we hear, the gifts we give, the traditions we cherish—these are all ways we often celebrate the season. But Advent actually invites each of us to rejoice in the very deepest love: love incarnate, Christ Himself. Love Came Down at Christmas ... Continue Reading 

How are things in your church? Is it a church marked by a joyful Gospel partnership between your pastor and the members of your church? If not, how can you help? The Book Your Pastor Wishes You Would Read (But Is Too Embarrassed to Ask) by Christopher Ash takes a candid look at what it means to ... Continue Reading 

Strained relationships are a weary reality for many married couples – and if your role is to counsel couples in the midst of marriage crisis, you may often feel as though you’re less equipped for the task that you’d like. Experienced counselor, author, and pastor Jonathan Holmes draws from years of marriage counseling experience to offer ... Continue Reading 

J.I. Packer’s classic work Knowing God has engaged forty years’ worth of readers in the pursuit of a more intimate relationship with the Living God of the Bible. Because Scripture reveals everything we need to understand about His wisdom, truth, and goodness, Knowing God examines the pictures, analogies, stories, and history recorded for us to ... Continue Reading 

The answer to our striving for contentment is not centered in what but in Who we need to look to for help… and that person is Jesus Christ. In the 31-day devotional by Megan Hill called Contentment: Seeing God’s Goodness begins the month’s entries with a consideration of the value of contentment and points to ... Continue Reading 

“Why should I read the Bible?” Have you ever been asked that question? Have you ever asked that question? Doubted, attacked, and even dismissed as irrelevant, God’s Word faces all sorts of scrutiny. As Christians, we affirm that God speaks to us through His inspired Word, and our day-to-day interactions with friends and co-workers often present ... Continue Reading