Take Heart is a 366-day devotion of a collection of writings, teachings, and hymns from the life of David Powlison. Throughout the year you will be comforted in your affliction and encouraged to grow in your sanctification. Powlison is best known in the Biblical Counseling world and this devotional deals with may topics that Christians struggle with on a daily basis. Each day is based in a Scriptural passage and includes a short reading to encourage and grow your faith.
Songs of Suffering: 25 Hymns and Devotions for Weary Souls
A collection of 25 hymns with accompanying devotions for comfort, strength and hope. Songs have a way of lifting our spirits, redirecting our hearts, and reminding us of the good things of God. In times of suffering and sorrow in my life, songs and hymns helped carry me through.
Legal Issues in Biblical Counseling: Direction and Help for Churches
Legal Issues in Biblical Counseling aims to encourage the church to wisely engage in ministry while complying with civil authorities in a God honoring way. The book is edited by T. Dale Johnson Jr. and Edward Wilde with contributions from biblical counselors and lawyers. It covers important topics that are similar to what is taught in a business law class but specific to Biblical Counseling.
Romans Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC)
Romans is a letter addressed to first-century Roman Christians that focuses on the gospel, Jesus Christ as the focus of the gospel, and the exposition and spread of the gospel.
Age of Opportunity: A Biblical Guide to Parenting Teens, Revised and Expanded
Age of Opportunity provides a optimistic and faithful guide to parenting during some of the most challenging time periods of a child’s life. Tripp encourages parents to see these precious years as an age of opportunity to guide, equip, challenge and strengthen our children as they transition into adulthood.
Equipping Biblical Counselors: A Guide to Discipling Believers for One-Another Ministry
In Equipping Biblical Counselors, Bob Kellemen shares his four-step strategy for Biblical counseling ministry that has been refined over the past decades. The aim of this book is to come alongside church leaders to envision, enlist, equip, and empower Christians to Counsel one another.
Psalms Two Volume Set: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
The Psalms are known as the heart of the bible, but it is also a theologically rich collection of poems that join together to tell a wider story. Hamilton’s commentary is a resource that I will return to over and over again as my favorite Psalms commentary.
Calls to Worship, Invocations, and Benedictions
Calls to Worship, Invocations, and Benedictions by Ryan Kelly is exactly what it sounds like, a concise book full of Scripture-filled exhortations for your church service. Kelly writes his calls to worship, invocations, and benedictions inspired by Scripture.
What Does the Bible Say About Intrusive Thoughts
An intrusive thought is an unwanted, unwelcome thought, dream, image, compulsion, or desire that occurs without direct intention or derived from a stimuli. These thoughts may be overwhelming, obsessive, violent, sexual, sinful, disturbing, distracting, or just plain weird.
1-2 Timothy and Titus: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus (LTT) are often neglected in theology. Köstenberger rightly points out the intentional purpose of the LTT. Proper understanding of the LTT dovetails into a greater understanding of the Paul’s earlier letters.