Aliens in the Promised Land / Edited by Anthony B. Bradley

This is a terrific book. For years evangelicals have discussed among themselves ways to reach minority communities, without much participation from minorities themselves. This book is a game changer. Here, black, Asian, and Latino writers say what they most want to say to the evangelical (and specifically Reformed) community. If you are tired of the usual arguments about race, as I am, this book will wake you up with some new ideas, such as Lance Lewis’s suggestion. He urges a moratorium on evangelicals' (even black evangelicals') planting churches directed toward blacks. I’m not sure I agree. But like many ideas in this book, Lewis’s are clearly written and backed up by good arguments. That a Reformed publisher has undertaken to publish a book like this is itself a very promising development. I urge everyone to read this book who is seeking to carry out Jesus’ Great Commission.
Dr. John Frame, Professor of Systematic Theology and Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando

Comforting Hearts Teaching Minds / Starr Meade

Starr Meade enables families with school-age children to participate in satisfying devotions together by taking them through The Heidelberg Catechism—explaining its answers in short devotional readings accompanied by relevant Bible passages.

God's Providence / Sally Michael

In this full-color guide to how God’s providence works in the world, parents can stimulate a lively discussion with early elementary children about resting in God’s sovereign care. Each chapter includes personal application and activities.

Philippians / Dennis E. Johnson

The truth revealed behind the phrase “for me to live is Christ” transforms our responses to present imperfections and future hope. Johnson’s commentary—grounded in pastoral application—is ideal for sermon preparation and devotional reading.