J.D. Greear

The Gospel at Work

Work, Money & Leadership

“Many Christians suffer from a basic inability to connect their work with the gospel. Now, along come Sebastian Traeger and Greg Gilbert to provide Christians with clear arguments and a solid biblical foundation for rightly understanding our work and why it matters to God. The Gospel at Work will assist Christians in connecting the dots between work and the kingdom of Christ. For that reason, we should thank these colaborers for their good work in this important book. DR. R. ALBERT MOHLER JR., president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary The ideas in The Gospel at Work are not a theory for the authors but the reality in which they live. One writes as a businessman, the other as a pastor. Both wrestle faithfully with what the Bible teaches about our work, showing us the exciting possibilities when we see our world through God’s eyes.”

The Love of Loves in the Song of Songs

Christian Living

“The Love of Loves in the Song of Songs is a book that every serious Bible student will want. A thoroughly researched, insightful, and challenging treatment of one of Scripture’s most engaging and relevant books, written by one of our generation’s finest pastoral theologians!”

The Steadfast Love of the Lord

Christian Living

“For years, long after earning a PhD in theology, my greatest theological struggle has been an almost subconscious doubt of God’s love for me. I knew this truth in my head, of course, but struggled to grasp the reality with my heart. I am thankful for Storms’s scripturally faithful and pastorally insightful treatment of this incredible subject. I only wish I’d read it sooner! Someone once said that the gospel is like a well: the best water is found by going deeper. We simply cannot steep ourselves in the gospel of God’s love enough. Enjoy this book.”

The Stressless Life

Christian Living

“Books about escaping stress and finding peace may abound, but this book is one of a kind. As the book demonstrates, a stressless life comes not by mastering a few self-help techniques but by looking at God and the world in an entirely new way. By the time you get twenty pages in, you’ll never look at your life the same.”

The Torah Mosaic

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I enjoy preaching Christ from the Old Testament more than just about any other thing, and I am grateful for scholars like Tracy McKenzie enabling me to do it. With careful exegesis, solid theology, and pastoral instinct, he guides me to guide my hearers in the wonders of the Old Testament.”

Unburdened

Christian Living

“Vance gives a fresh, compelling vision of the life of discipleship. He’s not only one of the most effective pastors I’ve observed but also one of the godliest people I’ve ever known. His spirit comes through on every page of this book! You’ll be challenged, convicted, and inspired as you read it.”

Understanding Prayer

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Praise for Understanding Prayer Few people have taught more about seeking God in prayer than Sam Storms, in the difference between praying with God and not just to him. I’m not sure whether his books stand out more for their biblical and theological rigor or their devotional passion! Either way, Sam has had a huge impact on both my walk with the Lord and my ministry. Understanding Prayer is no exception. I felt my faith igniting again as I read it. Chapter 6 on praying with Paul for the lost wrecked me! There is no shortage of books on prayer, but this one is special.”

Using Authority Well

Christian Living

“I’m always impressed with how Jonathan Leeman couples careful biblical analysis with pastoral wisdom and experience. Jonathan demonstrates awareness of all sides of these conversations. The lengthier version, Authority, sits on my shelf and should sit on yours as well. This abbreviated volume will likely become your go-to resource for training leaders in the why and how of Christlike authority. It’s a great tool to get the conversation started.”

What Does the Bible Really Teach about Homosexuality?

Christian Living

“What a gift this book is to the church! Kevin approaches the difficult question of sexuality with compassion and clarity, showing us what God’s Word says about it and why it is important. Well researched, accessibly written, and gospel saturated—this, in my opinion, is now the book on this subject for our generation!”

When God Seems Distant

Christian Living

“The world desperately needs a distinctly gospel-focused vision of rest, soul replenishment, and restoration. Drawing deeply from the Scriptures and the rich treasures of Reformed spirituality, Strobel and Coe present us with a way to find eternal life even in life’s deserts. They show us how even the desolation of the desert can be God’s great grace to us, the means by which he mediates his goodness to us. For those looking for more than coping techniques in life’s difficulties, Strobel and Coe offer much-needed counsel.”

Who Is Jesus?

Theology

“Greg’s greatest asset is his ability to make profound things simple. As his book What Is the Gospel? helps us distinguish the true gospel from the false, so Who Is Jesus? helps us distinguish Christ as he presents himself from how we have remade him.”

Why Believe?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Neil is one of our generation’s most engaging and forward thinkers. His insights are forged not in sterile halls of academia but through vibrant discussions with students, thinkers, and leaders in today’s halls of influence. This is an excellent resource for thorough, sound answers to today’s most difficult questions, not yesterday’s. I’ve had the privilege of serving as Neil’s pastor now for nearly a decade, and I can attest that he not only teaches the truth of the gospel but lives out its grace.”

Why Trust the Bible?

Christian Living

“Many students I meet know that they should trust the Bible, but they don’t know why—and so they often don’t. This book tackles that question with clarity and ease. Well researched and accessibly written, this will be one of my new go-to resources for earnest seekers and new believers.”