Parenting: 14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family

Paul Tripp’s Parenting: 14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family is a refreshing book in the parenting space. Tripp focuses more on the big picture than specific discipline techniques and continually reminds parents that lasting change begins in the heart, both for parents and children alike. Tripp succinctly covers a different biblical principle and explains how it relates to parenting.

The Gospel for Disordered Lives: An Introduction to Christ-Centered Biblical Counseling

The Gospel for Disordered Lives is an introductory guide to the theory and practice of Christ-centered biblical counseling. It is a comprehensive guide for understanding the theology behind biblical counseling. It is faithful to Scripture and a trustworthy depiction of Biblical Counseling. The Gospel for Disordered Lives will undoubtedly be formative in your life and increase your faith and hope in God in a fallen and broken world. If it is not on your bookshelf now, put one on order today.

Do You Believe?: 12 Historic Doctrines to Change Your Everyday Life

Do You Believe? brings theology and doctrine to your everyday Christian life. Many Christians wrongly believe there is a disconnect between biblical knowledge and heartfelt faith. This book isn’t a full Systematic Theology book but chooses to focus on twelve of the Bibles core doctrines and how to practically live these truths out in your life. If Christians lived out these truths, the world would be transformed. Tripp writes is such a way that both your mind and heart are stirred towards God. His goal is “that thinking of biblical truth as a lifestyle will become more and more natural as you read.”

When Home Hurts by Greg A Wilson and Jeremy Pierre

When Home Hurts: A Guide for Responding Wisely to Domestic Abuse in Your Church

When Home Hurts by Greg Wilson and Jeremy Pierre is a pastoral guide to wisely identify and minster to domestic abuse. Wilson and Pierre wisely use Scripture to provide perspective to view our situations through and rightly apply Biblical wisdom. In defining abuse, they refer to it as a “me over you” and a use of authority or personal capacity to diminish another person’s capacity.