In this excerpt from the recently released The Unhurried Pastor, authors Brian Croft, and Ronnie Martin explain the main temptations for pastors to be prideful go-getters while neglecting their own walk with the Lord.

In this excerpt from the recently released Does the Bible Affirm Same-Sex Relationships?, author Rebecca McLaughlin explores what the Bible has to say about singleness.

In this excerpt from the soon-to-be-released More than a Sermon, author Douglas D. Webster reminds readers that biblical sermons are not merely “talks,” those canned and ready-made meals with moral nuggets.

In this excerpt from the recently released Peace over Perfection, author Faith Chang explores ways that God’s law leads to freedom, not restriction.

In this excerpt from the recently released Predestination, author Andrew David Naselli explores biblical passages that help believers know they are saved.

In this excerpt from the recently released Land of My Sojourn, author Mike Cosper reminds readers that sometimes our failure might be part of God’s purposes for us.

In this book excerpt from the recently released book We Shall all Be Changed, author Whitney K. Pipkin reminds readers to settle what we believe about death before death comes.

In this excerpt from the recently released Futureproof, author Stephen McAlpine reminds readers of the many purposes for self-control in the Christian life.

In this excerpt from the recently released More to the Story, author Jennifer Kvamme reminds us that it’s not just our sexual activity but also our desires themselves that need to be submitted to the rule of Christ.

In this excerpt from the recently released Help for the Hungry Soul, author Kristen Wetherell reminds readers of the importance of the Spirit of God in awakening godly desires

In this excerpt from the recently released Upon Waking, author Jackie Hill Perry reminds readers that God cares for you—even when it feels like he doesn’t.

In this excerpt from the recently released Trading Faces, authors John and Angel Beeson invite us to consider how our friendships might change if we lived in the overflow of our friendship with Christ and not friendships established through political allegiance.