Jeremy Treat

A Change of Affection

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Sexuality is one of the most important, yet misunderstood topics in our society today. Thankfully, in a sound-bite culture filled with vitriolic exchanges, Becket Cook has offered a perspective that is deeply personal, biblically grounded, and winsomely practical. As one of Becket’s pastors in Los Angeles, I can say that his life truly is a display of God’s grace and that the words in this book reflect a living and embodied faith in Christ. I hope many read A Change of Affection, and I trust that the church will be built up as a result.”

A Little Theology of Exercise

Christian Living

“David Mathis offers a biblical vision for physical exercise that reveals the deep connection between body and soul. Rather than viewing exercise as a secular activity or a means of self-improvement, Mathis reframes it as a God-given gift that can enhance joy in Christ to the glory of God. Whether you’re an athlete or someone simply seeking a more faithful approach to fitness, this book will challenge and encourage you.”

Everyday Gospel Easter Devotional

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“I need the gospel every day—not just a glimpse of it but the full depth and beauty revealed throughout all of Scripture. That’s why I love this devotional. Paul Tripp brings the eternal truths of the gospel straight to the heart and shows us how to live in light of them. I hope many will use this resource and learn to walk in the good news of Jesus every single day.”

Lord Jesus Christ

Theology

“Who is Jesus?” In Lord Jesus Christ, Dan Treier offers an answer that is both evangelical and ecumenical. While acknowledging and engaging with contemporary Christological debates, Treier refreshingly lets Scripture set the agenda for the doctrine of Christ. He does so not only by providing theological exegesis of key texts but also by following the narrative arc of Scripture that begins with the eternal communion of the triune God and is consummated with the union of Christ and the church. This book equips the church to declare—with more depth and awe—that Jesus Christ is Lord.”

Pastoral Confessions

Theology

“One of the greatest temptations for pastors is to focus so much on shepherding others that they lose touch with their own hearts. As leaders, however, we need God’s grace as much as anyone. In Pastoral Confessions, Jamin Goggin writes not just as a theologian but as a pastor who deeply understands the unique pressures and temptations of ministry. He shows that confession is not a burden but rather the pathway to spiritual renewal and joy. This book gently pried open my heart, revealing how much I need Jesus, and then guided me to God’s tender mercy so that I can minister not out of performance but from a place of authenticity and renewal. Pastors need to read this book—not as another leadership manual but as an invitation to deeper humility, honesty, and dependence on Christ.”

Technē

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Technology has invaded every aspect of our lives and yet has often evaded the theological reflection of the church. Rather than blindly embracing technology or attempting to reject it altogether, the church needs a distinctly Christian vision of technology that is grounded in God’s wisdom and relevant for our contemporary context. Technē is a brilliant collection of essays that will equip followers of Jesus to be thoughtful and faithful in today’s technological world. I highly recommend it.”

The Goodness of God in the Gift of Scripture

Christian Living

“Uche Anizor writes with a rare combination of theological depth, pastoral warmth, and practical clarity. In this book, he invites us to see the Scriptures not as a burdensome duty but as a gracious gift through which we experience the goodness of God. This is theology for discipleship: rich in truth, stirring in devotion, and practical for everyday life. I highly recommend it.”