Something wonderful can happen to our soul when we write, not simply for private joy as in a journal, but for the blessing of an audience.

All earthly blessings display his goodness yet simultaneously create a longing for a fulfillment we cannot find here.

In this excerpt from the recently released All That Jesus Commanded, author John Piper reminds readers that when persecution or calamity take natural pleasures away, Christians still have Jesus, and they still have joy.

Most church cultures slight the singles among them. This must stop.  

Sometimes I would rather be done with the local church than remain. But the Lord continues to bless me with his church in too many ways.

In this excerpt from the recently released Beauty Is Your Destiny, author Philip Graham Ryken reminds readers redemptive beauty is for now as well as later.

It seems like following Jesus can be really hard. How can Jesus call it easy?

To call the church man-made is like giving a worm credit for the Mona Lisa or saying a fly painted the Sistine Chapel.

In this excerpt from the recently released Faithfully Present, author Adam Ramsey reminds readers that the seasons of our life are for God’s glory and our good.

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry he reflects on what God teaches his people when they wait.

Contentment takes our sights off ourselves and our possessions and focuses on Christ.

Some books can change your life. Especially the ones in God’s library.