In this book, Dane Ortlund (pastor in the Chicago area) points believers to Christ, making the case that sanctification does not happen by doing more or becoming better, but by going deeper into gospel truths. Drawing on wisdom from church leaders throughout church history, Ortlund encourages readers to fix their gaze on Jesus in the battle against sin, by casting themselves upon his grace and living out their identity in Christ. 

Steve Brown invites us on a genuine journey with Jesus, a needed focus in the distracted world of “so much going on.” His tone of grace and truth reminds the Christian why it’s imperative to constantly be led by Jesus.

As ministry workers, we often expect a thriving personal relationship with God to be an outcome of our ministry. This book propounds that ministry is the result of the overflow of our relationship with God, rather than vice versa.

There’s a danger in focusing too much on our bodies. There’s also a danger in not valuing them enough. The Bible has lots to say about the body. 

In this book based on the Beatitudes, Mark Scandrette shows how these nine statements by Jesus found in Matthew 5 invite the reader into nine postures for life – literal postures that are demonstrated in the book through illustrations. Instead of living in fear, anxiety, and greed, we can choose radical love.

Are you tired of feeling spiritually bored and disconnected from God? Do you have an underlying dissatisfaction in your relationship with God? 

The contemporary message of the world exhorts us to believe that we are promised and entitled the biggest and best life can possibly offer. As we in missions know,
this cuts right across the grain of the necessary missionary posture of self-denial and sacrifice.

Here is a book that gives a helpful and meaningful review of the Ten Commandments, which we suggest is a good thing for even long-standing Christians to do. Some view the Ten Commandments as a list of restrictions placed on rebellious people by and angry God.

The healthy Christian life should be one of continuing spiritual, emotional, and relational growth. But many feel stuck at one stage of the journey.

All of us deal with information overload. In an effort to help us consume a more balanced diet of information, Brett McCracken has created the “Wisdom Pyramid,” inspired by the food pyramid model.