In this excerpt from Very Good, author Jen Oshman shows readers the face of the famous Proverbs 31 woman and how, in her, we ought to see the embodiment of a wise life lived in the fear of the Lord.

In this excerpt from The Goodness of God in the Gift of Scripture, author Uche Anizor shows readers the wonderful counsel available to all who mine the depths of God’s word.

In this excerpt from TransFormed, author Kyla Gillespie encourages weary readers that truth is God’s to define and dispense.

In this excerpt from Movement-Ready Church, authors Robby Gallaty and Vick Green give church leaders three elements to concentrate on as their ministries grow so that growth can be done effectively for the glory of God.

In this excerpt from The Fountain of Life, author Samuel G. Parkison tells readers of the “endlessly blazing fire of divine aseity” in the Triune Godhead.

In this excerpt from The Culture of God’s Word, authors Harold L. Senkbeil and Lucas V. Woodford remind readers of the primacy of God’s word and wonder aloud if our contemporary Christianity is deprived of the Word’s life-giving sustenance.

In this excerpt from Invisible Grief, author Drew Hensley shows readers only “God is so sovereign and creative that He can bend brokenness into a tool of blessing.”

In this excerpt from Habits of Resistance, author Elizabeth Woodson shows readers the power story has in our lives to lead us to or away from the good news of the gospel.

In this excerpt from The Man for the Day, author J. Josh Smith shows readers what that when it comes to sanctificaiton, what direction you are headed is far more important than how fast you are going.

In this excerpt from Overflowing Peace, author Tara Dew shows us the peace avaliable to those who trust in the God who does not sleep or slumber.

In this excerpt from Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional, author Paul Tripp shows readers what greatness in God’s kingdom looks like as defined by Jesus through an Advent devotion.

In this excerpt from Spirit-Filled Singing, author Ryanne Molinari shows readers that when we sing together, and the fruit of the Spirit is evident in us, it sounds like the love of God.