Mike Cosper shares his rediscovery of the wonder of the gospel, including writers, thinkers, and artists whose words and ideas reassured him that he was not alone, and both ancient and modern disciplines that shape a Christian way of life and awaken the possibility of living again in an enchanted world. Here is the whole gospel--full of truth and wonder.

Taking a hard look at American evangelicalism, Christopher Gehrz, a historian of Pietism, and Mark Pattie, a pastor in the Pietist tradition, offer this concise, practical, and winsome guide to the Pietest ethos for life and ministry--ultimately pointing us toward the renewal so many long for.

With humor and vulnerability, Karen Marsh (cofounder of the university ministry Theological Horizons) introduces you to 25 Christians who challenge and inspire with their honest faith, including Amanda Berry Smith, Brother Lawrence, Dorothy Day, Henri Nouwen, Juana Ines de la Cruz, Howard Thurman, Sophie Scholl, and John Wesley.

Meaningful relationships. Lives that reflect goodness. Engagements with beauty. Freedom to pursue life with integrity. Philosopher Greg Ganssle (Tabolt School of Theology) explains how the good news of Jesus Christ makes sense of--and fulfills--these profound and universal human longings.

In this creative thought experiment, philosopher Peter Kreeft invites you to encounter the major faiths through dialogues among a cast of colorful characters. Here are helpful tools for thinking fairly and critically about competing religious beliefs and how they relate to one another.

Do we make prayer more complicated than it needs to be? Pastor and professor Charlie Dawes has identified simple, biblical prayers that will help you pare down your words, focus your thoughts and feelings, and connect with God at a heart level that doesn't depend on words alone.

James Bryan Smith revels in the gospel story, a story of beauty, goodness, and truth that will satisfy the longings of your heart and transform your life. In addition to his narrative, he provides spiritual formation practices for both individuals and groups.

This new Tyndale New Testament Commentary by Colin Kruse (Melbourne School of Theology) reveals how John's Gospel uniquely uses the signs of Jesus to provoke faith and the stories of those who responsed to Jesus as examples of faith.

Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus combines teaching on doctrine and duty. John Stott's insights are offered here as brief daily devotional readings capped by eleven weekly studies that take small groups passage by passage through Ephesians.

Through memorable stories and examples, Sam Van Eman shows you how life's disruptions can catalyze (rather than derail) your spiritual growth.