We want stuff. Now. But Alcorn shows us how the relentless pursuit of stuff, now, actually impoverishes us.

Longer, more thorough version of The Treasure Principle

Very accessible, short; basic study to weigh obligations of church members to themselves, one another and whole congregation

A collection of prayers and meditations written by Puritan pastors. Very useful for family worship or personal prayer.

Some sins are offensive to us. Others are tolerable, even acceptable. Bridges opens our eyes to those blind spots.

Often we�re paralyzed by fear as we face difficult decisions. DeYoung helps us avoid the paralysis by making decisions the right way

Is your work just a way to put food on the table or to create a platform for evangelism? Grudem argues that it’s much more.

Very accessible; recommended particularly if group members are undecided or resistant to church membership

Thorough study of idolatry in Scripture with contemporary application. Pastor Juan found useful in 1 Corinthians series.

Basic teaching on how believers defeat sin and grow in Christlikeness. God initiates and advances all he plans to accomplish in us.

How the deceitfulness of our own hearts leads us astray.

This is about more than just pride vs. humility. This gives us a basic understanding of who we are in Christ and the implications it should have for our relationship with God and others.

Accessible, brief, practical; gospel-centered examination of how the world & its amusements subtly attract and deceive believers

Though churches need systems and structures in order to be healthy (the trellis), we need to learn how to invest our love, ministry, and resources primarily in people (the vine).

Examines heart issues/idols that are obstacles to prayer

John Owen�s explanation of and meditations on what it means to have fellowship with God

Recovering joy in God when you don�t feel like it

Pursuing joy in God feels risky, but the reward is indescribable and certain.

Piper writes about the sweetness and beauty of Christ that doesn�t just make you believe it�he makes you feel it.

Raises fundamental questions for American Christians�whether we love comfort and stuff more than calling worshipers to God�s name

A gospel-oriented approach to communication

How the gospel speaks to resolution of conflict between us. Kids/family editions also available.

Schreiner helps us understand what perseverance in the faith looks like, with special attention to assurance of salvation and biblical warning passages.

This extended meditation on Isaiah 42:3 (�A bruised reed he will not break�) from a Puritan pastor is a powerful expression of the gospel to those who struggle with discouragement, defeat, and depression.

Basic explanation of the Christian life and growth

A devotional study of how Scripture teaches that God demonstrated his love for us and how it should shape our affections for him

How imperfect people can help other imperfect people become more like our perfect Savior with his help

Helps us see how our agenda tends to oppose God�s; we want to be a big shot in our own (temporary, tiny) kingdom rather than a servant in his (infinite, eternal) kingdom

Biblical wisdom for people caring for both growing children and aging parents.

The tongue is a dangerous weapon, and communication is a frequent catalyst for conflict. Tripp applies the gospel to our communication.

Addictions aren�t limited to drugs and tobacco. Sin deceives us by convincing us to believe that the next experience will satisfy, but it never does. The gospel offers hope for deliverance and victory.

How fear of man becomes an idol that paralyzes us; extraordinarily practical, convicting, and accessible