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The Release Calendar — Summer & Fall 2026

Every notable new release worth knowing about in the Reformed & evangelical world, organized by month. Just-released titles at the top, upcoming further down. Updated weekly.

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Baptist: B&H Academic Founders Press Free Grace Press H&E Publishing

Recently Released & Still Notable

Newer Reformed & academic titles that landed earlier this year and still belong on the shelf.

French Calvinism by Martin Klauber

French Calvinism

Martin Klauber

For too long, the Huguenot story has lingered at the margins of Reformation history. This volume recovers that tradition by telling the story of French Calvinism in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries…

June 2026Davenant Press Historical Theology
A Theology for the Church by Daniel L. Akin (ed.)

A Theology for the Church

Daniel L. Akin (ed.)

As in the first and subsequent editions, the chapters in A Theology for the Church cover traditional theological categories such as revelation, humanity, Christ, and last things.

March 2026B&H Academic Systematic Theology
The Apostles' Creed by Franklin Ferreira

The Apostles' Creed

Franklin Ferreira

Professor Franklin Ferreira offers a doctrinal and practical study of the Apostles' Creed that affirms the essential doctrines of the Christian faith.

July 2026B&H Academic Systematic Theology
Christian History, Volume 1 by Benjamin T. Quinn

Christian History, Volume 1

Benjamin T. Quinn

Christian History, Volume 1: From the Apostolic Fathers to the Eve of the Reformation tells the story of the Christian church from its beginnings up to the eve of the Protestant Reformation.

March 2026B&H Academic Historical Theology
Waking from the Dust by Mitchell L. Chase

Waking from the Dust

Mitchell L. Chase

In Waking from the Dust, Mitchell L. Chase argues that Daniel 12:2 sprouts from the rich soil of Old Testament resurrection hope.

January 2026Lexham Press Biblical Studies
The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God by John M. Frame

The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God

John M. Frame

John Frame explores our knowledge of God as central to all understanding, connecting theology with life through a practical, Scripture-based approach to what we know, why we believe, and how we learn.

May 2026P&R Publishing Systematic Theology
The Doctrine of God by John M. Frame

The Doctrine of God

John M. Frame

In this award-winning volume, theologian John Frame examines the attributes and names of God in connection with a full spectrum of relevant theological and ethical truths.

May 2026P&R Publishing Systematic Theology
The Doctrine of the Word of God by John M. Frame

The Doctrine of the Word of God

John M. Frame

God communicates to us in richly personal terms. Discussing God's Word in modern theology, Frame explores how it comes to us as his controlling power, meaningful authority, and personal presence.

May 2026P&R Publishing Systematic Theology
Classical Theism by Jordan L. Steffaniak

Classical Theism

Jordan L. Steffaniak

In Classical Theism: A Christian Introduction, Jordan L. Steffaniak retrieves the rich, historical doctrine of God that has guided the church throughout the ages.

February 2026Lexham Press Systematic Theology
Reformed Dogmatics by Geerhardus Vos

Reformed Dogmatics

Geerhardus Vos

Geerhardus Vos's Reformed Dogmatics represents the early theological thought of one of the premier Reformed thinkers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

April 2026Baker Academic Systematic Theology
The God of the Old Testament by R. W. L. Moberly

The God of the Old Testament

R. W. L. Moberly

Moberly offers robust readings of eight pivotal Old Testament passages that unpack the nature of God in Christian Scripture, demonstrating a Christian approach to reading the Old Testament that holds together…

March 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
Gratitude to God by Kent Dunnington

Gratitude to God

Kent Dunnington

Gratitude to God invites us to move beyond pop psychology and reclaim a robustly biblical understanding of thanksgiving, one that transforms how we experience life, suffering, and God's generosity.

May 2026Baker Academic Christian Living
The Essential Herman Bavinck by Gayle E. Doornbos

The Essential Herman Bavinck

Gayle E. Doornbos

In addition to covering one of the most important theological works of the twentieth century, Reformed Dogmatics, this book includes other important texts written by Bavinck that mark his theological development…

June 2026Baker Academic Historical Theology
Christological Dogmatics by Glenn Butner Jr.

Christological Dogmatics

Glenn Butner Jr.

In Christological Dogmatics, Glenn Butner offers a bold, expansive exploration of Christ's person and work, weaving together biblical studies, historical theology, and global perspectives, from Nestorian…

February 2026Baker Academic Systematic Theology
The Augustinian Pastor by Joseph Sherrard

The Augustinian Pastor

Joseph Sherrard

Sherrard weaves together the story of Augustine's life and his various writings to offer pastors a deep well of wisdom for ministry today, exploring both who the pastor is and how that informs the various things…

March 2026Baker Academic Ministry
The Restoration of All Things by Benjamin Vrbicek

The Restoration of All Things

Benjamin Vrbicek

Leaving behind fear and politicization, this pastoral exploration of the end times shows us why Christ's second coming is a source of comfort, hope, and clarity, especially for those who are suffering.

June 2026Baker Academic Christian Living
Reading the Bible with Ten Church Fathers by Gerald Bray

Reading the Bible with Ten Church Fathers

Gerald Bray

This compelling introduction reveals how early Christians read, preached, and understood the Bible, offering a unique look at their shared vision to spread the gospel with clarity amid a remarkable diversity of…

January 2026Baker Academic Historical Theology
Who God Is by Ben Witherington III

Who God Is

Ben Witherington III

In Who God Is, world-renowned New Testament scholar Ben Witherington III explores the nature and character of the God of the Bible by focusing specifically on the nouns used to describe who God is.

March 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
The Pursuit of Character by Matthew Arbo

The Pursuit of Character

Matthew Arbo

In The Pursuit of Character, Matthew Arbo argues that we can learn how to live a good life by recovering the virtues that have guided Christians before us.

May 2026Baker Academic Christian Living
Paul's Gospel in Romans by Jarvis J. Williams

Paul's Gospel in Romans

Jarvis J. Williams

In this book, Jarvis J. Williams argues that Paul's gospel in Romans is the announcement of good news that, by Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, God has fulfilled all his redemptive promises for Jews,…

March 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
Generously Reformed by J. Todd Billings

Generously Reformed

J. Todd Billings

Generously Reformed offers a fresh, centrist vision of the Reformed tradition, moving beyond slogans and caricatures to reveal a theology that is historically grounded, globally engaged, and full of hope.

February 2026Baker Academic Systematic Theology
A Godward Life by John Piper

A Godward Life

John Piper

A Godward Life features 120 meditations by John Piper that focus on the radical difference it makes when we choose to live with God at the center of all that we do.

July 28, 2026Crossway Christian Living
God's Purposes in Our Pain by Kenneth Berding & Keith R. Krell

God's Purposes in Our Pain

Kenneth Berding & Keith R. Krell

Written for Christians who are struggling to understand why they experience grief, this book explores 10 powerful statements from 2 Corinthians about God's good purposes for suffering.

June 23, 2026Crossway Counseling
Battling Unbelief by John Piper

Battling Unbelief

John Piper

John Piper demonstrates that God's gracious promises are the power by which we overcome everyday sins and honor God more fully.

May 26, 2026Crossway Christian Living
Stand in Awe by Laura Story

Stand in Awe

Laura Story

Sharing her 20 years of experience as a worship leader and award-winning recording artist, Laura Story shows readers how to engage in scriptural, reverential worship on Sunday mornings and during…

May 12, 2026Crossway Christian Living
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry by Ray Ortlund

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry

Ray Ortlund

Meditating on Ecclesiastes 11:9-10, Pastor Ray Ortlund encourages readers to set aside our dour limitations and joyfully embrace the many good gifts God lavishes upon this world.

April 21, 2026Crossway Christian Living
The Way of Repentance by Chris Brauns

The Way of Repentance

Chris Brauns

Drawing on Scripture and the Westminster Shorter Catechism, this practical theology on repentance invites readers to experience abiding gladness by turning away from sin and toward Jesus.

March 31, 2026Crossway Counseling
The Hope of the Resurrection by Patrick Schreiner

The Hope of the Resurrection

Patrick Schreiner

In this accessible study, Patrick Schreiner explores the history, theology, and ethics of the resurrection, helping both Christians and seekers understand what is true, good, and beautiful about…

March 31, 2026Crossway Apologetics
The Wisdom of God by Matthew S. Harmon

The Wisdom of God

Matthew S. Harmon

In this addition to the Short Studies in Biblical Theology series, Matthew S. Harmon explores God's wisdom throughout Scripture from Eden to the new creation, finding its fullest expression in the…

March 17, 2026Crossway Biblical Studies
Owen Among the Theologians by Kelly M. Kapic & Ty Kieser

Owen Among the Theologians

Kelly M. Kapic & Ty Kieser

In Owen Among the Theologians, authors Kelly M. Kapic and Ty Kieser invite readers to explore the theology of John Owen alongside the voices of other influential figures throughout church history.

March 17, 2026Crossway Historical Theology
Saved to Sin No More by Brad Wetherell

Saved to Sin No More

Brad Wetherell

In this encouraging book, Brad Wetherell explores Scripture to show how union with Christ offers true freedom—helping believers fight sin, rest in grace, and live with lasting hope.

February 24, 2026Crossway Christian Living
The Final Days of Jesus by Andreas J. Köstenberger & Justin Taylor

The Final Days of Jesus

Andreas J. Köstenberger & Justin Taylor

Combining a chronological arrangement of the biblical text with insightful commentary, this book serves as a day-by-day guide to Jesus's final week on earth, complete with a quick-reference…

February 24, 2026Crossway Biblical Studies
In All Things Thee to See by George Herbert & Stephen Witmer

In All Things Thee to See

George Herbert & Stephen Witmer

This devotional guide invites readers to enjoy one of the greatest spiritual poets of all time. With brief analysis and reflections, this beautiful volume beckons readers to experience not just…

February 03, 2026Crossway Devotional
The Fountain of Life by Samuel G. Parkison

The Fountain of Life

Samuel G. Parkison

As part of the Contemplating God series, author Samuel G. Parkison offers an accessible and engaging exploration of divine aseity—God's complete independence as the eternal plentitude of…

January 13, 2026Crossway Theology
The Culture of God's Word by Harold L. Senkbeil & Lucas V. Woodford

The Culture of God's Word

Harold L. Senkbeil & Lucas V. Woodford

God's word cultivates its own culture. A biblical approach to evangelism and social witness, drawn from the example of the apostles in Acts.

February 2026Lexham Press Ministry
Psalms 1–72 by Duane A. Garrett (Pillar Old Testament Commentary, Eerdmans)

Psalms 1–72

Duane A. Garrett · Pillar Old Testament Commentary

The inaugural volume of Eerdmans' Pillar Old Testament Commentary — a full treatment of Psalms 1–72 framing the Psalter as an anthology to guide the believer's pilgrimage of faith.

Apr 30, 2026Eerdmans Commentary

July 2026  ·  Just Released

Pastoral Mentoring by Jared Wilson

Pastoral Mentoring

Jared Wilson

In Pastoral Mentoring: For the Care of Souls, Jared Wilson argues that, while formal theological education plays an important role, the local church is uniquely equipped to train its shepherds.

July 21, 2026Baker Academic Ministry
Taking Back Truth by Douglas Groothuis

Taking Back Truth

Douglas Groothuis

With a strong desire to help readers discern truth from error, senior apologist Douglas Groothuis explores our culture's deficient view of truth and clearly explains the nature of truth, how to know if something…

July 28, 2026Baker Academic Apologetics
The Path to Being a Missionary by Ryan Robertson & Matt Bennett

The Path to Being a Missionary

Ryan Robertson & Matt Bennett

In The Path to Being a Missionary, Ryan Robertson and Matt Bennett help readers honestly evaluate their character, convictions, and competencies to determine if missionary work is the right fit…

July 07, 2026Crossway Missions
Bringing the Gospel to the Nations by Iain M. Duguid

Bringing the Gospel to the Nations

Iain M. Duguid

Following the progress of the gospel and the perseverance of the saints, Iain M. Duguid draws practical lessons from the life of the early church and encourages believers toward gospel-driven mission.

July 07, 2026Crossway Missions

August 2026

Bound and Free by William Marsh

Bound and Free

William Marsh

Bound and Free is not only a theology for the Christian life or another book on how to effectively live by faith.

August 16, 2026B&H Academic Christian Living
On the Resurrection by Gary R. Habermas

On the Resurrection

Gary R. Habermas

In this final volume of his magnum opus, resurrection scholar Gary Habermas delves into the profound implications of Jesus' resurrection.

August 15, 2026B&H Academic Apologetics
Every Perfect Gift by Joseph Lanier

Every Perfect Gift

Joseph Lanier

Balancing depth and breadth, this book provides a robust biblical, theological, and historical discussion on the role of the seven virtues in Christian formation from a uniquely evangelical perspective.

August 01, 2026B&H Academic Christian Living
Interpreting Biblical Metaphors by Erin Heim

Interpreting Biblical Metaphors

Erin Heim

Biblical metaphors can be complicated and confusing. It can be tempting to read them as universal and context-free, assume they map directly onto modern life, or treat them as interchangeable with contemporary…

August 08, 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
James Revisited by Brandon Crowe

James Revisited

Brandon Crowe

Despite its reputation as an outlier, James resonates with the whole canon of the Bible. This letter refracts the Old Testament through Jesus's teachings in order to urge believers to maturity in the Lord.

August 04, 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
Holy People, Holy Land by Michael Dauphinais

Holy People, Holy Land

Michael Dauphinais

God shares his perfect love with his creatures in covenantal relationships. For such love to be realized, the people must love God fully and become a holy people, and experience the indwelling presence of God by…

August 18, 2026Baker Academic Biblical Theology
The Four Senses of Scripture by Patrick Schreiner

The Four Senses of Scripture

Patrick Schreiner

For nearly 1,700 years, the church read Scripture through four interwoven lenses, literal, allegorical, tropological, and anagogical, known as the quadriga.

August 04, 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
From Word to Worship by Michael Niebauer

From Word to Worship

Michael Niebauer

In From Word to Worship, Anglican pastor and theologian Michael Niebauer unlocks the lectionary's full potential as a vehicle for Christian formation.

August 18, 2026Baker Academic Worship
Jerusalem Calls by Tammy Priest

Jerusalem Calls

Tammy Priest

In Jerusalem Calls, Tammy Priest tells the remarkable story of how God drew her to himself, and opens up the three Old Testament pilgrimage feasts that shaped her Jewish childhood to reveal something she had…

August 04, 2026Baker Academic Christian Living
Taste and See by John Piper

Taste and See

John Piper

Taste and See features 125 meditations by John Piper that awaken spiritual hunger, address life's most difficult questions, and nourish hearts with God's satisfying grace.

July 28, 2026Crossway Christian Living

September 2026  ·  Coming Soon

Pre-order season — the titles readers are watching for.

The Theology and Theologians of Scotland by James Walker

The Theology and Theologians of Scotland

James Walker

Originally delivered as a series of Cunningham Lectures at New College, Edinburgh, Walker covers topics dealt with at length by Scottish theologians, including predestination, the nature and extent of the…

September 01, 2026Banner of Truth Historical Theology
Why Christianity Makes Sense by Gavin Ortlund

Why Christianity Makes Sense

Gavin Ortlund

For anyone in search of meaningful answers to the mysteries of the world and the purpose for their life, Why Christianity Makes Sense offers a fresh sense of wonder and enchantment at the gospel of Jesus.

September 29, 2026Zondervan Academic Apologetics
Pastoring the Whole Person by Erin I. Smith

Pastoring the Whole Person

Erin I. Smith

In Pastoring the Whole Person, professor and research psychologist Erin Smith draws on two decades of work to equip church leaders with tools from human psychology so they can better understand and serve people…

September 01, 2026B&H Academic Counseling
Spurgeon: The Man Beyond the Pulpit by Ray Rhodes

Spurgeon: The Man Beyond the Pulpit

Ray Rhodes

Biographer Ray Rhodes focuses less on the thunder of the metropolitan pulpit and more on Spurgeon at home, tracing his inner strength back to the simple, quiet pastures of rural England.

September 01, 2026B&H Academic Historical Theology
The Book of Psalms by James M. Hamilton Jr.

The Book of Psalms

James M. Hamilton Jr.

This translation takes a different approach. Intentionally literal and transparent to the underlying Hebrew, James M.

September 01, 2026Baker Academic Biblical Studies
Classical Theology for the Modern Mind by Carl R. Trueman

Classical Theology for the Modern Mind

Carl R. Trueman

In Classical Theology for the Modern Mind, historical scholar Carl Trueman examines how remembering history, reciting creeds, and studying ecclesiology counter cultural pathologies that inhibit…

September 29, 2026Crossway Historical Theology
Create in Me a Clean Heart by Matthew Boswell

Create in Me a Clean Heart

Matthew Boswell

Based on sermons from Matthew Boswell, this devotional shares biblical wisdom and practical insights from Psalm 51, teaching readers how to have a heart that is repentant, restored, renewed, and…

September 01, 2026Crossway Worship
Future Grace by John Piper

Future Grace

John Piper

In Future Grace, John Piper offers meditations grounded in solid biblical reflection, helping readers defeat the power of sin by banking on the promises of Christ.

September 08, 2026Crossway Christian Living
With Me in the Valley by David Gibson

With Me in the Valley

David Gibson

In this concise booklet, David Gibson examines the believer's union with Christ as the sheep and the shepherd depicted in Psalm 23, offering readers comfort in the hope of trusting him.

September 22, 2026Crossway Biblical Studies
Persuasive Preaching by David R. Helm & Jeremy Meeks

Persuasive Preaching

David R. Helm & Jeremy Meeks

This 9Marks book offers practical tips on public speaking that pastors can apply in their sermons to bring clarity, spark interest, and demonstrate care for their audiences.

September 22, 2026Crossway Preaching
The Cathedral of Theology by J. V. Fesko

The Cathedral of Theology: Principles of Christian Dogmatics

J. V. Fesko

A major new systematic-theology framework from a leading Reformed dogmatician — one of the season's most anticipated academic releases.

Sept 2026IVP Academic Systematic Theology

October 2026  ·  Coming Soon

Pre-order season — the titles readers are watching for.

The Gospels Are Reliable History by Craig S. Keener

The Gospels Are Reliable History

Craig S. Keener

Drawing on cutting-edge research in genre and memory studies, Keener demonstrates that the Synoptic Gospels function as ancient biographies, accounts deeply concerned with preserving historical information about…

October 22, 2026Eerdmans Biblical Studies
The Path to the Pulpit by Andrew Hébert & Mitchell L. Chase

The Path to the Pulpit

Andrew Hébert & Mitchell L. Chase

The Path to the Pulpit, by Andrew Hébert and Mitchell L. Chase, offers a practical framework for sermon preparation that helps pastors and ministers view every Scripture passage from all angles.

October 15, 2026B&H Academic Preaching
Finally Home by Dane Ortlund

Finally Home

Dane Ortlund

In Finally Home, Dane Ortlund ushers readers into the surprising wonders of our final future in the new heavens and the new earth. It provides deep comfort and joy that outweighs all our many…

October 06, 2026Crossway Christian Living
Church History for Everyone by Kevin DeYoung

Church History for Everyone

Kevin DeYoung

Through 20 extraordinary biographies, Kevin DeYoung explores the fascinating history of the church, helping readers reflect on the bigger story of God's work in the world and gain bold faith for…

October 20, 2026Crossway Historical Theology
Immanuel by Paul David Tripp

Immanuel

Paul David Tripp

Fifty-two museum-quality illustrations, with accompanying devotions from Paul David Tripp, brilliantly depict the life, ministry, and death of Jesus Christ.

October 13, 2026Crossway Devotional
The Westminster Confession of Faith by J. V. Fesko

The Westminster Confession of Faith

J. V. Fesko

This collection of essays, written by faculty from Reformed Theological Seminary, presents an essential, single-volume guide to the Westminster Confession of Faith for modern audiences.

October 27, 2026Crossway Historical Theology
I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist by Frank Turek & Norman L. Geisler

I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist

Frank Turek & Norman L. Geisler

In this updated edition, written for those interested in examining the Christian faith, Frank Turek and Norman L. Geisler argue that Christianity requires the least faith of all worldviews because…

October 27, 2026Crossway Apologetics

November 2026  ·  On Preorder

Further out, but open for preorder now.

Jonathan Edwards by Douglas A. Sweeney (ed.)

Jonathan Edwards

Douglas A. Sweeney (ed.)

This volume of the Theological Foundations series features a selection of sermons and treatises by Jonathan Edwards on Scripture, salvation, and true religion.

November 01, 2026B&H Academic Historical Theology
Bernard of Clairvaux by Gwenfair Walters Adams (ed.)

Bernard of Clairvaux

Gwenfair Walters Adams (ed.)

This volume of the Theological Foundations series features a selection of writings by medieval theologian Bernard of Clairvaux.

November 01, 2026B&H Academic Historical Theology
Prodigal Culture by Andrew T. Walker

Prodigal Culture

Andrew T. Walker

Examining 10 personal, social, and existential crises affecting men and women today, Andrew T. Walker explains why the Christian moral tradition is the remedy to social decline.

November 03, 2026Crossway Theology
Scroll Less, Live More by Samuel D. James

Scroll Less, Live More

Samuel D. James

Scroll Less, Live More offers 10 practical habits for navigating the world of technology, helping teens keep digital tools in their proper place and find wisdom in God's perfect design.

November 03, 2026Crossway Christian Living
Biblical Worship by Matthew Westerholm

Biblical Worship

Matthew Westerholm

Presenting a redemptive-historical look at worship from Genesis to Christ, Matthew Westerholm provides believers with a unified vision of worship that is not only biblically faithful but…

November 17, 2026Crossway Biblical Studies

December 2026  ·  On Preorder

Further out, but open for preorder now.

A Communion of Saints by Coleman M. Ford

A Communion of Saints

Coleman M. Ford

Within the chapters of this book, Coleman M. Ford offers insight into the Baptist thought and practice that shaped the communal life within the local church.

December 15, 2026B&H Academic Historical Theology

Fall 2026 & Beyond  ·  On Preorder

Further out, but open for preorder now — worth getting on your radar early.

The Fire of Glory by Derek Rishmawy

The Fire of Glory

Derek Rishmawy

In The Fire of Glory, Derek Rishmawy develops a comprehensive historical, biblical, and dogmatic treatment of God's holiness in the Old Testament and the ministry of Jesus.

January 19, 2027IVP Academic Systematic Theology
Concerning Hell by Paul Copan

Concerning Hell

Paul Copan

United in their commitment to faithful orthodoxy, scholars on both sides of this controversial doctrine invite you to consider a question central to understanding God's justice: what is the true nature of hell?

January 05, 2027IVP Academic Theology
Jesus, Hercules, and the Gospel Truth by Joseph R. Dodson

Jesus, Hercules, and the Gospel Truth

Joseph R. Dodson

In Jesus, Hercules, and the Gospel Truth, Joseph R. Dodson brings readers face-to-face with an ancient 'superhero,' Hercules, exploring parallels between the myths about Hercules and the truth about Jesus Christ…

January 15, 2027B&H Academic Biblical Studies
So Loved by Jonathan Landry Cruse

So Loved

Jonathan Landry Cruse

Rich exposition of John 3:16 reveals the multifaceted message in this short verse, helping readers draw out its themes of God's nature, human depravity, and how to respond to the Lord's love.

January 05, 2027Crossway Biblical Studies
Reaching the Unreached by Brooks Buser & Justin Harris

Reaching the Unreached

Brooks Buser & Justin Harris

In this brief guide from 9Marks, pastors Brooks Buser and Justin Harris equip missionaries and their sending churches to reach unreached language groups through effective, long-term mission…

January 19, 2027Crossway Missions
Away from Eden by J. Garrett Kell

Away from Eden

J. Garrett Kell

Reflecting on his daughter's life-threatening illness, pastor Garrett Kell shares 31 heartfelt meditations and prayers, written to help weary readers draw near to God in times of suffering.

January 19, 2027Crossway Devotional
The Basics of Reformed Preaching by Joel R. Beeke & Paul M. Smalley

The Basics of Reformed Preaching

Joel R. Beeke & Paul M. Smalley

This comprehensive reference guide for preachers distills years of homiletics teaching on selecting and studying texts, providing clear exegesis and compelling communication, answering…

January 26, 2027Crossway Preaching
Enduring with Hope by Jared Mulvihill

Enduring with Hope

Jared Mulvihill

In this caregiver's guide, Dr. Mulvihill reveals the Bible's most essential truths about disability, sickness, and healing while encouraging readers to trust in God and his promises and persevere…

February 02, 2027Crossway Counseling
Echoes of Mercy by Paul David Tripp

Echoes of Mercy

Paul David Tripp

In this 52-week devotional, Paul David Tripp shares 260 powerful meditations, arranged into 5-per-week themes, written as he experienced God's grace in various seasons of life. It features content…

February 09, 2027Crossway Devotional
An Exposition of Psalm 130 by John Owen

An Exposition of Psalm 130

John Owen

Volume 16 of The Complete Works of John Owen addresses the distress and guilt of sin, fear of judgment, hope through Christ, and the promise of God's nearness when we wait patiently on him. It has…

February 16, 2027Crossway Theology
Examine Yourself, Forget Yourself by Scott Hubbard

Examine Yourself, Forget Yourself

Scott Hubbard

In this Christ-centered guide, Scott Hubbard provides theological foundations and practical principles to help anxious self-critics reclaim Godward self-examination, enabling them to view…

March 09, 2027Crossway Counseling
Longing for Sincerity by Benjamin M. Vincent

Longing for Sincerity

Benjamin M. Vincent

This engaging study of pop culture, faith, and philosophy explains the cultural shift away from postmodernism toward a search for meaning and equips believers to share Christ with a culture that's…

March 16, 2027Crossway Apologetics
God Is for Us by Drew Hunter

God Is for Us

Drew Hunter

This biblical-theological exploration of Romans 8 walks passage by passage through the text, bringing believers into the surprising wonder of just how glad God is to save sinners.

March 30, 2027Crossway Biblical Studies
The Ordinary Missionary by Elliot Clark

The Ordinary Missionary

Elliot Clark

This 9Marks guide prepares missionaries for the common trials and troubles of life overseas, while encouraging them to value the means of grace and gospel ministry that can help them flourish on…

March 16, 2027Crossway Missions
Providence: An Introduction by Craig A. Carter

Providence: An Introduction

Craig A. Carter

A concise introduction to the Christian doctrine of providence, exploring how God upholds and governs all things toward the fulfillment of his purposes in Christ.

June 15, 2027Crossway Systematic Theology
Joshua by John D. Currid (Pillar Old Testament Commentary, Eerdmans)

Joshua

John D. Currid · Pillar Old Testament Commentary

A full commentary on Joshua from a veteran Reformed Old Testament scholar and archaeologist — part of Eerdmans' new Pillar Old Testament Commentary series.

Oct 15, 2026Eerdmans Commentary

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