The Death of the Deadly Sins, edited by Daniel M. Doriani, is a biblically grounded, historically rich, and pastorally wise call to recover a robust vision of Christian virtue. Rather than treating the seven deadly sins as outdated categories or reducing sanctification to behavior modification, the contributors root virtue in gospel transformation. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and practical theology, the book shows how God’s grace reorders disordered loves through the ordinary means of grace, moving Christians from vice to virtue. This is an excellent resource for anyone seeking deeper spiritual formation, renewed Christian character, and a clearer vision of holiness that magnifies the beauty of Christ in a fallen world.
Redeeming Sex in Marriage: How the Gospel Rescues Sex, Transforms Marriage, and Reveals the Glory of God
A profound and practical guide for married couples seeking to understand the divine purpose of sex within a biblical framework.
Everyday Gospel: A Daily Devotional Connecting Scripture to All of Life
Everyday Gospel by Paul David Tripp is the 365-day devotional you need to daily immerse yourself in the gospel. The book is exactly what you would expect and exactly what you need in a daily devotional. It helps to draw […]
Come and See: The Journey of Knowing God through Scripture
Come and See, Dr. Jonathan Pennington invites his readers into a journey with him through the Scriptures. The goal is to There is an overarching analogy of a road trip with three close but diverse friends.
Build a Stronger Marriage: The Path to Oneness
Build a Stronger Marriage by Bob Lepine, part of the Ask the Christian Counselor series, provides readers with practical and concise guidance on working through common problems in marriages. The author helps readers recognize the various factors that can cause […]
A Short Guide to Spiritual Disciplines: How to Become a Healthy Christian
Discover a holistic approach to spiritual growth with Mason King’s A Short Guide to Spiritual Disciplines. Using the categories of attention, emotions, and limits, King offers practical insights into surrendering all of life to God’s good design. A must-read for all Christians seeking to deepen their faith in a distracting, modern world.
Hebrews Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC)
Schreiner describes Hebrews as a sermon in epistolary form that exhorts its readers to hold fast to their faith. Hebrews has a rich theology and some of the most contested or misunderstood passages in the New Testament, such as the warning passages and apostasy. I highly recommend Schreiner’s EBTC commentary on Hebrews.
1 Peter, 2nd Edition Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament Series
Karen Jobes update and revises one of the leading commentaries on 1 Peter which is rich with themes that applied to the particular situation the churches in Asia Minor faced as well as Christians throughout church history. Increasing, modern-day Christians are experiencing more persecution which makes 1 Peter more and more relevant and impactful.
The Manual: Getting Masculinity Right
The Manual by Al Stewart seeks to recover a healthy, biblical masculinity. Rather than following the cultural tides of labeling masculinity as toxic, Stewart asserts that men need to exhibit a healthy masculinity and to man up towards difficult situations. The Manual is a great book to understand biblical masculinity and how to man up in a complex and confusing society.
Take Heart: Daily Devotions to Deepen Your Faith
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.