In this excerpt from The Hospitality of Need, author Kevan Chandler shares how need presents a distinct opportunity for hospitality, and how that opportunity should be stewarded for the sake of the gospel.

In this excerpt from Witness, author Jonathan Dodson shares how church families can feel confident in reaching the community through effective Spirit-filled evangelism, underlined with confident, persistent prayer.

In this excerpt from The Gospel Way Catechism, authors Trevin Wax and Thomas West give a glimpse into their new catechism addressing historic truths in today’s world.

In this excerpt from Lost Gifts, author Brittany Allen shows us how envy and grief are not the same thing, but Jesus draws close to those afflicted by both.

In this excerpt from Formed to Lead, author Jason Jensen shows us how Christian leadership is often formed in the dry and desolate places of the wilderness rather than the lush comforts of the oasis.

In this excerpt from Known and Loved, author Glenna Marshall helps us see how Christians need to wrestle with the difficult passages in Scripture while remembering we are deeply loved and redeemed in Christ.

In this excerpt from Formed for Fellowship, author Kyle Worley helps us see how each of us are being formed, and our ultimate end is to be formed by the love of our God.

In this excerpt from Rehearse and Remember, author J.T. English helps us see how the kings of this world exert their power by putting others on crosses, but the King of heaven rules by putting Himself there.

In this excerpt, pastors Aaron Menikoff and Harshit Singh show how Spurgeon’s theology and practice of prayer promoted missions in the church.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Matt Smethurst displays the late Tim Keller’s teaching on the otherworldly transformation the gospel brings to even our most intimate relationships.

In this excerpt, author Leonardo De Chirico emphasizes the importance of the “born again” nature of a true Christian.

In a post to accompany his recent book, author Aaron Armstrong shows those who are spiritually curious the delight of doctrine.