The Great Exchange
by Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington

Believers often take for granted the great act of salvation provided to us by the work of Jesus Christ. Beginning with the Old Testament sacrifices and the prophecies that foreshadowed Christ, authors Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington guide believers through the biblical overview of Christ’s atonement. The Great Exchange helps believers see how the Old Testament practices tie in with the New Testament discussion of Christ’s great work of salvation.

UnChristian
by David Kinnaman

In his Epistle, the Apostle Peter instructed us to give others good reason for the hope we have in Christ, but to do so with "gentleness and respect." Unfortunately, in the eyes of many non-Christians today, the church has done just the opposite. In Unchristian, David Kinnaman, president of the Barna Group, has complied startling research among the unchurched and learned that Christians are too often known for the issues they stand against, rather than the hope which they stand for. According to the research, believers are seen as too judgmental, too political, and often hypocritical.

Unlocking the Bible Story - Volumes 1-4
by Colin Smith

Many people can be in church for years, even studying the Bible without really seeing how it all fits together. This study guide is the first in a series of four designed to help small groups grasp the big picture of the Bible. It corresponds to a volume of Unlocking the Bible Story and takes you from Genesis to Nehemiah. The study guide for volume two will take you through the rest of the Old Testament. As you work through these studies in a group or on your own, you will make many new discoveries and be led to worship as you take in the breathtaking sweep of the Bible story.

True for You,
but Not for Me
by Paul Copan

This book is a ready-reference handbook for answering our cultures latest objections to Christianity. It features brief answers to each argument, readable explanations on each subject, helpful introductory material to sets of similar anti-Christian slogans, and study questions for individual or group use.

The Cross
by Martyn Lloyd-Jones

These time-tested sermons about the redemptive act of Christ's crucifixion, from one of this century's greatest preachers, combine deep theological insight with a warm, personal devotion to Jesus Christ. Lloyd-Jones's classic expository style will encourage clergy, exhort believers, and challenge new Christians.

Fifty Reasons Why Jesus Came to Die
by John Piper

The most important questions anyone can ask are: Why was Jesus Christ crucified? Why did he suffer so much? What has this to do with me? Finally, who sent him to his death? The answer to the last question is that God did. Jesus was God's Son. The suffering was unsurpassed, but the whole message of the Bible leads to this answer.

The central issue of Jesus' death is not the cause, but the meaning - God's meaning. That is what this book is about. John Piper has gathered from the New Testament fifty reasons. Not fifty causes, but fifty purposes - in answer to the most important question that each of us must face: What did God achieve for sinners like us in sending his Son to die?

Humility
by C. J. Mahaney

God clearly states that he is drawn to the humble. He's also clear that He opposes the proud. These two, humility and pride, cannot coexist. Where one is fostered, the other is defeated.
Which will you pursue? C.J. Mahaney paints a striking picture of the daily battle quietly raging within every Christian and asks whether you will passively accommodate the enemy of your soul, pride, or actively cultivate your best friend, humility. When you acknowledge the deception of pride and intentionally humble yourself, you become free to savor abundant mercies and unlikely graces. You will find a new life is yours - a life God richly favors. A God-glorifying life you don't want to miss.