Stephen T. Estock

Aging with Grace

Christian Living

“In Aging with Grace, Sharon Betters and Susan Hunt provide a beautiful picture of fruitfulness in the later season of life. They explore God’s word to all generations, as they also introduce you to women shaped by divine truth in good times and bad. This resource is valuable for any leader who longs to serve God’s people with biblical wisdom and compassion.”

Engaging God's Story: Year A

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“In Engaging God’s Story, Paxson Jeancake provides individuals, families, and congregations with a comprehensive resource for spiritual growth. Each offering is grounded in Scripture and reflects the rich tradition of the church. Through the readings, reflections, and prayers, you will experience the blessing God desires when he commands through Paul, ‘Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly,’ (Colossians 3:16).”

Like Our Father

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“In Like Our Father, Christina Fox equips and encourages parents in the glorious task of leading children to know and love God. Each chapter has a rhythm: biblical principles directly from Scripture, which lead to reflection on how those principles shape our practice, which leads to application of those principles to real challenges. The chapters close with questions for further discussion, and a helpful prayer in light of the character of God. Before you wade into the ocean of how-to guides, read this book that reminds you of Who is parenting with you.”

Spiritual Mothering

Christian Living

“Susan Hunt is committed to declare the glorious deeds of the Lord to the next generation so they will set their hope in God (Ps. 78:1–7). This commitment shines through the pages of Spiritual Mothering as Susan helps another generation fulfill this gospel mandate. This book is a gift to the church, filled with tender wisdom that flows from a life in fellowship with God and others. Spiritual Mothering will encourage and challenge you to grow in your relationship with the Lord so that you give yourself to the next generation.”