Recover the Apologetic Task of Preaching
In ‘Pulpit Apologetics,’ William Edwards offers a compelling argument that apologetics should be part of the regular preaching ministry of every local church.
In ‘Pulpit Apologetics,’ William Edwards offers a compelling argument that apologetics should be part of the regular preaching ministry of every local church.
‘Honoring Dependent Parents’ should become a standard resource for Christians learning to care for the parents who can no longer take care of themselves.
In a culture that doesn’t seem to understand what makes masculinity different from femininity, ‘Authentic Masculinity’ offers a clear and compelling explanation.
‘Humanity Matters’ offers an encouraging emphasis on recovering a robust biblical anthropology.
Kevin Burrell talks about what’s on his bedside table, favorite fiction, favorite rereads, and more.
Lilias Trotter believed that a person’s greatest need is the gospel of Christ, and this drove everything she did.
John Lennox provides plenty of evidence that the Christian life isn’t boring.
Joseph Sherrard talks about what’s on his bedside table, favorite fiction, favorite rereads, and more.
Readers will want to separate the wheat from the tares before they invest their precious hours of summer freedom. Here are book recommendations from TGC’s editors.
The story we get in ‘Godball’ is too thin. It glosses over the quiet faithfulness and complexity of the Christian sports movement.
Booklovers at TGC’s 2026 Women’s Conference should check out our bookstore for a wide range of books, many at deep discounts.
In ‘Seeking Sanctuary, Finding Shalom,’ John Swinton provides meaningful vocabulary to speak about spiritual aspects of mental health without discounting psychiatry and medical interventions.
‘Stories Woven in Silver’ helps families see how fiction can point children to the gospel and reinforce a love for God’s truth.
It’s not enough for kids to read anything. Parents should want kids to read books that delight and instruct.
Instead of cleanly arguing that Christianity shaped the ethics of the Western world, ‘Love Thy Stranger’ presents a tangled knot of assumptions and asides that distract from the book’s theme.