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A new look for this bestselling historical series; Josh faces questions about life, love, and God.

What cost will the completion of the railroad exact from their lives as the Baldwins move from Baltimore to a rural town in the Allegheny Mountains?

Grace Byler's continuing search for the truth about her family takes her far from her Lancaster County home. Will she finally find the answers and healing she longs for?

A family promise and a lack of lady-like qualities have kept Merrill Krause single. When a chance at love appears, can it overcome the challenges?

Lancaster County has always been her home--but where does her heart belong? Debut contemporary fiction from the author of Amish Peace.

A sweeping drama of the spread of the early church through the eyes of a young woman who has suffered much but found hope in the Messiah.

In a beautiful new edition, the fourth volume of Beverly Lewis' bestselling Abram's Daughters series returns to the sorrows, joys, and faith of the Ebersol family.

This readable commentary exposes theological meaning in Matthew by tracing its use of rhetorical strategies from the ancient cultural and educational context.

Explores Calvin's theology of the Psalms, arguing that Calvin's biblical interpretation is fundamentally shaped by his doctrine of God.

This Catholic commentary on Second Corinthians interprets Scripture from within the living tradition of the Church.

The author of the bestselling Michal fills in the blanks to unveil the dramatic story of Abigail and David in rich detail.

This accessible introduction explains what the missional church movement is all about and offers church leaders workable ways of implementing change.

A highly regarded New Testament scholar offers a substantive evangelical commentary on James in the award-winning BECNT series.

Getting separated from an oppressive family isn't the worst thing, but being rescued by the handsome leader of a scraggly bunch of former soldiers could be.

With hilarious true stories and observations, this laugh-out-loud celebration joyfully explores the sweet and wild side of boyhood.

This Catholic commentary interprets Ephesians for pastoral ministers and lay readers alike.

When Carina returns to her home in 1880's California after a great loss, she must create a new life in the midst of her family's disapproval.

When troubling secrets shatter their plans for the future, two girls must forge new paths. Will their restless hearts find solace in the quiet life of the Amana Colonies or in the exciting possibilities of the outside world?

When Astrid feels called to use her medical training to serve God during an outbreak on a nearby Indian reservation, will love pass her by?

The best of both deductive and inductive approaches introducing students to the basics of Biblical Hebrew.

The story of Hosea and Gomer comes alive in this intense, emotionally charged biblical novel.

This unique book contributes to a robust, expansive vision for the church and the arts, with insights from Eugene Peterson, Lauren Winner, Jeremy Begbie, Andy Crouch, and John Witvliet.

An enticing tale of drama and love with authentic Texas Hill Country flavor set in the 1850s.

With a beautiful cover, the powerful conclusion to Beverly Lewis' bestselling Abram's Daughters series brings the Ebersol sisters together again for one final journey.

In this WWII-era romance, Allie is promised to a man she doesn't love, but a furloughed B-17 bomber pilot captures her heart. Will she honor her family's wishes or take a chance on true love?

Set in 1890s Montana, this romantic conclusion to the Heart of the West series features a spoiled young heroine who learns that you can't buy true love.

NY Times bestselling author's first book in a new Amish series filled with love and loss, heart-break and healing, family secrets and redemption.

Examines worship in church settings around the globe and provides a practical manual for shaping liturgies that are informed by and relevant to contemporary missional contexts.

Set in 1890s Montana, Brendan's second book perfectly captures life on the American frontier, populated by rugged, independent souls on the quest for love.

A recognized authority on youth ministry explores from a theological and spiritual standpoint the baffling sense of loss of self experienced by children of divorce.