In the excerpt from the recently released Stop Trying, author Cary Schmidt reminds us that a gospel identity doesn’t look outward or inward, but rather upward.

In this excerpt from the recently released Christ-Centered Conflict Resolution, Tony Merida reminds us that we have wars among us because of the wars within us.

Writing in the form of a letter to his college-age daughter, Michael Kruger’s Surviving Religion 101 takes a topical approach to examining some of the toughest questions Christian students encounter at secular universities.

In this excerpt from the recently released Small Preaching, Jonathan T. Pennington reminds us that the role of the preacher is to witness in the power of the Spirit, not be the Holy Spirit.

In this excerpt from the recently released book Before You Lose Your Faith, Ivan Mesa reminds us robust, settled faith can exist on the other side of struggle.

In partnership with Acts 29, today Gospel-Centered Discipleship is officially releasing our newest book, To Be Continued: The Unstoppable Mission of Jesus.

This book excerpt from the recently released partnership of Acts 29 and Gospel-Centered Discipleship reminds us that “to be continued . . .” is one of the main takeaways of the book of Acts.

In this excerpt from the recently released A Burning in My Bones, a biography on Eugene Peterson, we see the way Peterson hung between two competing visions of what it meant to be a pastor.

In this excerpt from the recently released The Plurality Principle, Dave Harvey reminds us greater unity among elders leads to more joy in the work.

In this excerpt from the recent book Blogging for God’s Glory in a Clickbait World, John Beeson shows us how writing can cultivate intimacy with God.

In this book excerpt from What Ministry Leaders Get Right, authors Jimmy Dodd & Renaut van der Riet remind us that all of life is lived unto God.

In this book excerpt from the recently released The Gospel for Peacemakers by Tyler Zach, we are reminded of the beauty and challenges of making peace.