Glenna Marshall

A Place for You

Women

“Thoroughly biblical, refreshingly reasonable, and deeply encouraging. I finished this book feeling so grateful for where God has placed me.”

Aging with Grace

Christian Living

“As a woman on the cusp of her forties, I’ve harbored a secret fear of aging. More than the changes of my physical appearance, I’ve feared becoming obsolete as I age. I read Aging with Grace with a lot of tears and thankfulness as my fears were turned to praise. Sharon Betters and Susan Hunt address the realities of aging with biblical encouragement to fix our gaze on our timeless God who will finish the work he started in us. Because God is faithful, our growth in Christ will continue as we age. This is a book I will return to over and over again.”

Behold and Believe

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“We often go to Scripture looking for ourselves, but we will better understand who we are and how we are to live when we have first looked long at Jesus. Behold and Believe lifts our gaze to Christ with deep, thoughtful study that helps us see that all of Scripture points to a Savior who is exactly who he said he was.”

Dwell Differently

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Gospel-rich and accessible to every kind of reader, Dwell Differently celebrates the goodness of God’s Word and shows you how to apply it to real-life circumstances. With warmth and transparency, Vera and Natalie will turn your eyes again and again toward the Savior who loves you so.”

How to Thrive as a Pastor's Wife

Christian Living

“Christine Hoover has given pastors’ wives a true gift in How to Thrive as a Pastor’s Wife. She explores our place in ministry, faithfully reminding us of our identity as believers in Jesus first and foremost. She helps us see how to guard our marriages and families practically while still serving Christ in our local churches. This was the book I needed twenty years ago, and I commend it to pastors’ wives everywhere.”

Turn Your Eyes

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“The Bible’s songbook can feel intimidating to study with its imagery and poetic devices, but if we skip the Psalms, we miss so much about God’s good character. What I love about Turn Your Eyes is that Winfree and Sharonda guide you through a study of the Psalms by teaching you how to study these songs. You’ll learn how to observe, interpret, and apply the Psalms as you work through this study, and you’ll be equipped to gaze on God’s goodness every time you open your Bible.”

Why Is It So Hard to Be Happy?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Our quest to soothe our unhappiness sends us in a thousand different directions that ultimately disappoint. In this short book, Jen Oshman helps us see why the pursuit of happiness in and of itself will never give us what we yearn for. If we chase the offerings of this life to grab hold of happiness, our hearts will always be empty. But if we spend our lives running after Jesus, joy will never let us go.”

Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste

Christian Living

“We tend to view a spiritual wilderness as a place to circumvent, often praying for a different road we can take to bypass the dry seasons of waiting, confusion, and suffering. But God doesn't do anything arbitrarily, so when He draws us into a wilderness, He has much for us there. In Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste, Dustin Crowe shows us the blessings of running to the Lord rather than away from Him in our wilderness wanderings. Rather than waste the lessons and growth we find in the desert, we cannot only survive the wilderness road—we can worship on it. I loved this book and recommend it to anyone who has asked the Lord for a different path.”