Kathy Keller

Newton on the Christian Life

Christian Living

“Newton’s pastoral letters are a unique and rich resource for Christians today, and both of us owe them a debt too great to describe. However, they constitute a notoriously difficult body of work in which to navigate. Many a time you can remember some gem you have read in these letters but now can’t locate. Here we have a guide to Newton’s main themes and topics, as well as considered treatments of many of his most valuable letters. This is a welcome tool for Christian growth and discipleship.”

Singing with Emmanuel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Charlie Drew’s deep knowledge and love of the Psalms are on full display in this invaluable volume. In addition to his learning, there is deep passion and love, not only for the Psalms, but for the Savior who sang them. I found myself weeping numerous times as I read—tears of joy, and love for Jesus. I hope you have the same experience.”

Tim Keller on the Christian Life

Christian Living

“Matt Smethurst has researched an impressive amount of content for this book: sermons, books, papers, courses, articles, and unpublished conversations. He found resources even I wasn’t familiar with, and he has produced a work of scholarship that will long stand as the most thorough examination of the biblical themes that animated all of Tim’s ministry.”

Women of the Word

Christian Living

“I found Women of the Word to be so practical in the way it demystifies serious Bible study. Too many people—men and women—opt for just reading a few verses and hoping for some inspiration, rather than discovering the meaning of the text in the sweep of God’s redemptive plan. Women of the Word will help all who read it to find their way deeper into the Word of God without having to be seminary educated, a genius, or even an especially good student. My only caveat is that I wish the title didn’t make it hard for men to read . . . they need it, too.”