These are Prime Big Deal Days at Amazon, and that means there are plenty of deals on books. This page is a roundup of some of the best deals I’ve been able to track down. Check in a couple of times on Tuesday and Wednesday as I’ll be adding deals as I find them.
Amazon is offer an especially good deal for Audible subscriptions: 4 months for $0.99/month, plus a $20 credit. You can cancel anytime, which means you can enjoy the 4 months and then stop your subscription if you so desire.
You’ll also find Kindle devices on sale—a good thing if you’re a committed reader of e-books.
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Books
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A Heart Aflame for God
Matthew C. Bingham
A Reformed approach to spiritual formation that draws on the God-ordained practices modeled by the Puritans of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and shows how Christians today can pursue genuine spiritual growth.
2084 and the AI Revolution
John C. Lennox
Oxford mathematician John Lennox considers artificial intelligence, transhumanism, and the quest for superintelligence, and shows what the Christian faith has to say about each. This updated and expanded edition takes in recent developments like large language models while keeping its focus on what it means to be human.
The Acrostic of Salvation
Jonathan Gibson and Timothy Brindle
A rhyming alphabet of words about salvation, from adoption to zeal, that teaches children the doctrine of how God saves. It follows the biblical tradition of acrostic poetry found in the Psalms and Lamentations.
12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You
Tony Reinke
A thoughtful look at how smartphones are reshaping our habits, relationships, and hearts, with twelve ways our phones are changing us and biblical wisdom for using them well.
30 Days to Understanding the Bible
Max Anders
A fifteen-minutes-a-day introduction to the Bible’s key people, events, places, and doctrines, designed to give readers the big picture of Scripture in a month. This thirtieth-anniversary edition restores and updates material from the original.
Apologetics at the Cross
Joshua D. Chatraw and Mark D. Allen
An introduction to apologetics that takes its cues from Jesus himself and from the letter of 1 Peter, arguing that a defense of the faith ought to be marked by gentleness and respect rather than by unbreachable arguments. It covers the history and biblical foundations of apologetics before turning to how the work actually goes in real conversations.
Disciplines of a Godly Man
R. Kent Hughes
A bestselling call for men to pursue godliness with discipline, covering prayer, integrity, marriage, leadership, worship, purity, and more. This updated edition includes fresh references, suggested resources, and study questions.
The Gospel Comes with a House Key
Rosaria Butterfield
Drawing on the story of her own conversion through the open home of an ordinary Christian couple, Rosaria Butterfield calls believers to practice daily, radically ordinary hospitality. Winner of a 2019 Christianity Today Book Award.
Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar
William D. Mounce
The standard introductory Greek textbook for colleges and seminaries, used by hundreds of thousands of students since it first appeared in 1993. The fourth edition has been revised throughout in light of feedback from teachers, students, and self-learners.
No More Boring Bible Study
Faith Womack
An encouraging guide for anyone who finds the Bible confusing, dull, or hard to apply, showing that taking Scripture seriously is easier and more rewarding than many expect.
Brave by Faith
Alistair Begg
Alistair Begg draws on the life of Daniel to show how believers can live with God-sized confidence in a culture that is increasingly hostile to the Christian faith.
Genesis (Reformed Expository Commentary, 2 Volumes)
Richard D. Phillips
A two-volume expository commentary on the foundational book of Scripture, written by a pastor for preachers, teachers, and readers who want to understand God, themselves, and the Christ-centered trajectory of history.
Pure in Heart
J. Garrett Kell
Sharing from his own struggles, Garrett Kell shows that freedom from sexual sin comes not from willpower but from the power of Christ and the support of a local church. Written for both men and women.
Basics of Biblical Hebrew Grammar
Gary D. Pratico and Miles V. Van Pelt
The standard first-year Hebrew grammar in colleges and seminaries, now in a substantially revised third edition. Its integrated approach has carried more than 80,000 students through the language since it first appeared in 2001.
Believer’s Bible Commentary
William MacDonald, edited by Arthur L. Farstad
A one-volume commentary on the whole Bible that explains each book in plain language from a conservative standpoint while fairly presenting other views. This second edition has been fully updated.
My Heart Cries Out
Paul David Tripp
A collection of Tripp’s personal meditations on God’s grace through the highs and lows of life, written in free verse. His celebrations, disappointments, confessions, and cries for help point readers to the Savior.
Bible Doctrine
Wayne Grudem
The abridgement of Grudem’s Systematic Theology, written for readers who want the substance of it without the technical apparatus. This second edition works through the whole range of Christian doctrine at a level any interested Christian can follow.
Gospel Deeps
Jared C. Wilson
Jared Wilson holds up the gospel like a diamond and examines it facet by facet, inviting readers to marvel at the excellencies of Jesus and the riches of what God has done in him.
Consider the Lilies
Jonny Ardavanis
For Christians worn down by worry, this book lifts the reader’s gaze from the pressures of life to the unchanging character of God, showing that true peace comes from knowing who he is. With a foreword by Sinclair Ferguson.
Far as the Curse Is Found
Michael D. Williams
A retelling of the Bible’s story as the unfolding of God’s covenant from creation to new creation. An excellent introduction to biblical theology for pastors, students, and lay readers.
Christian Beliefs
Wayne Grudem and Elliot Grudem
A short, readable distillation of Grudem’s Systematic Theology into twenty basic doctrines every Christian should understand. This revised edition is well suited to new believers, small groups, and anyone who wants a clear grasp of the essentials.
Triumph of the Lamb
Dennis E. Johnson
A clear and trustworthy guide to the book of Revelation that explains how to interpret its imagery, what it meant to its first readers, and how it strengthens the church today. Johnson shows that its themes converge on Christ’s triumph.
Journey to the Cross
Paul David Tripp
A forty-day Lenten devotional that invites readers to set aside the busyness of life and dwell on the suffering and sacrifice of Christ. Tripp’s prayer is that, as our mourning over sin increases, our joy in the Savior will deepen.
Church History in Plain Language
Bruce Shelley
A highly readable one-volume history of the church that tells the story through its people, settings, and events, from the early centuries to the present day. The fifth edition carries the account into the twenty-first century and the growth of global Christianity.
The Color of Compromise
Jemar Tisby
A history of the American church’s complicity in racism from the colonial era to the present, joined to a call for Christians to respond. A New York Times bestseller.
Competent to Counsel
Jay E. Adams
The book that launched the biblical counseling movement, setting out the case for “nouthetic” counseling—the conviction that Scripture itself supplies what is needed to counsel well. Whether or not you land where Adams does, this is where the conversation began.
Not Forsaken
Jennifer Michelle Greenberg
Jenn Greenberg was abused by her church-going father, yet she is still a Christian. She reflects on how the gospel helps survivors navigate guilt, forgiveness, love, and worth, and calls church leaders to protect the vulnerable.
Evangelical Theology
Michael F. Bird
A systematic theology built around the conviction that the gospel is the fulcrum of Christian doctrine—rigorous enough for the classroom and readable enough to work through on your own. The second edition is revised and expanded throughout.
Seeing with New Eyes
David Powlison
Essays by one of the most respected biblical counselors, written over nearly twenty years. Some read Scripture with a counselor’s eye while others recast common psychological problems in biblical terms, showing how God’s Word speaks into the struggles of real life.
Four Portraits, One Jesus
Mark L. Strauss
A survey of the four Gospels and of the one they describe, attentive to the way each evangelist paints his own distinctive portrait of the same Jesus of Nazareth. Widely used as a textbook, and clear enough for anyone who wants a careful guide to the Gospels.
The Big Wide Welcome Storybook
Trillia J. Newbell
A beautifully illustrated storybook for ages 3 to 6 that draws on James 2 to teach children that Jesus welcomes all kinds of people and that his church is called to do the same. Part of the popular Tales That Tell the Truth series.
The Gospel According to Jesus
John MacArthur
MacArthur’s best-known book, and the one that set off the lordship salvation debate. He presses hard against “easy-believism,” arguing that saving faith is never merely a moment in the past but a life of obedience to Christ as Lord.
Women of the Word
Jen Wilkin
A clear, practical plan for studying the Bible with both heart and mind, written to help women grow in their knowledge of Scripture and draw near to God. The second edition adds study questions to the original content.
Grasping God’s Word
J. Scott Duvall and J. Daniel Hays
A hands-on introduction to reading and interpreting the Bible, built around a five-step “Interpretive Journey” and a guided tour through the Bible’s various genres. A classroom staple for years, and just as useful to a motivated reader at home.
Word versus Deed
Duane Litfin
A former college president argues that the church is called to a balanced ministry of proclaiming the gospel in words and displaying it in deeds, and shows how to keep the two in their proper relationship.
The Great Dechurching
Jim Davis and Michael Graham, with Ryan P. Burge
Drawing on one of the largest studies of its kind, the authors examine who has left American churches, why they left, and what it might take to bring them back. A sobering but hopeful look at the largest religious shift in American history.
Disciplines of a Godly Woman
Barbara Hughes
A classic on spiritual discipline for women, exploring fifteen vital disciplines through biblical teaching, stories, and reflection questions. A fitting companion to Disciplines of a Godly Man, also on this list.
How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge
Clay Scroggins
Pastor Clay Scroggins argues that leadership does not depend on a title and shows how to exercise real influence when you answer to someone else. He draws on biblical principles to explain how to lead yourself well and serve those above you.
How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth
Gordon D. Fee and Douglas Stuart
A classic guide to reading each genre of the Bible well, understanding both what it meant to its first audience and what it means for us today. More than a million copies sold, now in an updated fourth edition.
Darkest Night Brightest Day
Marty Machowski
A beautifully illustrated “upside-down” family devotional with fourteen Bible stories for the Easter season, seven moving through Passion Week to the cross and seven from the resurrection to Pentecost.
New Morning Mercies
Paul David Tripp
A year of daily readings, each opening with a short gospel-centered thought followed by a longer meditation. It is less about behavior modification than about helping readers encounter the living God each morning.
Jesus (Big Theology for Little Hearts)
Devon Provencher
A board book that introduces little ones to who Jesus is through short definitions and bright illustrations. Part of a series designed to give young children a cohesive framework for theology.
Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
William W. Klein, Craig L. Blomberg, and Robert L. Hubbard Jr.
A thorough hermeneutics textbook that defines the discipline and then works patiently through the practical guidelines for interpreting Scripture well. The third edition has been revised throughout to keep pace with current scholarship.
ESV Expository Commentary: Psalms–Song of Solomon (Volume 5)
Iain M. Duguid, James M. Hamilton Jr., and Jay Sklar, editors
A passage-by-passage commentary on Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon, printing the full ESV text alongside theologically rich exposition and application. Written by experienced pastor-theologians with preachers and teachers in mind.
The Church: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic
Richard D. Phillips, Philip G. Ryken, and Mark Dever
Three Reformed pastors examine the four marks of the church confessed in the Nicene Creed and what each means for Christians today. A short, warm reminder that to love Christ is to love his church.
The Family Life of a Christian Leader
Ajith Fernando
Drawing on decades of ministry, Ajith Fernando helps Christian leaders balance the demands of ministry and family, pointing them first to their relationship with God and then to practical matters of marriage, children, and the home.
Beyond the Shadowlands
Wayne Martindale
An examination of the powerful images of heaven and hell that run throughout C.S. Lewis’s fiction, written in a tone that is scholarly but accessible.
Practical Theology for Women
Wendy Horger Alsup
An approachable introduction to the deep things of theology, written for women who have assumed doctrine is too intimidating or impractical for everyday life. Alsup shows how knowing God makes a difference day by day.
An Introduction to the Old Testament
Tremper Longman III and Raymond B. Dillard
An evangelical introduction to the Old Testament that works book by book through authorship, historical background, literary features, and theological message. It engages critical scholarship charitably while reading each book in its canonical context.
Reasonable Faith
William Lane Craig
A thorough positive case for Christianity that works through the existence of God, the problem of historical knowledge, and the resurrection of Jesus. Suitable as a textbook yet accessible to lay readers, now in an updated third edition.
Josephus: The Complete Works
Flavius Josephus, translated by William Whiston
The collected writings of the first-century Jewish historian, including The Antiquities of the Jews and The Jewish War, in William Whiston’s classic translation. An invaluable window into the world in which Jesus and the apostles lived.
Living God’s Word
J. Scott Duvall and J. Daniel Hays
A guided tour of Scripture as one great story, showing how the parts of the Bible fit together and how our own lives fit into what God has done and is doing. From the authors of Grasping God’s Word, which is also on this list.
The MacArthur Bible Commentary
John MacArthur
A one-volume commentary on the entire Bible from one of America’s best-known expositors, offering verse-by-verse explanation with historical and theological background in a single manageable book.
Matthew Henry’s Concise Commentary on the Whole Bible
Matthew Henry
Three hundred years on, Matthew Henry remains one of the most devotionally rich commentators the church has produced. This single volume condenses his classic work on the whole Bible into a form you will actually reach for.
Finding God While Facing Death
Timothy A. Sisemore
A biblical look at death and what lies beyond it, written for those facing death themselves or grieving the coming or recent loss of a loved one. Sisemore shows how facing this last enemy puts life and faith in eternal perspective.
Nelson’s Minister’s Manual
Thomas Nelson
A working resource for the pastor whose week is punctuated by things no one scheduled—with services, sermons, and Scripture selections for communion, baptisms, weddings, funerals, and graveside services. This is the KJV edition.
God Cares for Me
Kristen Wetherell
A board book for ages 0 to 4 that introduces little ones to God’s creation and providence and his abundant care for all he has made, including his children. Part of the For the Bible Tells Me So series.
The New Strong’s Expanded Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
James Strong
The expanded edition of Strong’s, computer-generated for accuracy, with the Hebrew and Greek dictionaries augmented by definitions drawn from Vine’s Complete Expository Dictionary. The fullest form of a tool most pastors already own in one version or another.
Person of Interest
J. Warner Wallace
Cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace investigates Jesus the way he would a homicide with no body, working from the evidence of history alone without relying on the New Testament. Along the way he tells of his own journey from atheism to faith.
The Problem of God
Mark Clark
A pastor who grew up in an atheist home responds to ten of the most common challenges to Christianity, from whether God exists at all to the church’s violent history and the trustworthiness of the Bible.
Parenting
Paul David Tripp
Rather than a formula for raising good kids, Tripp offers fourteen gospel principles that reshape how parents think about their calling. This edition adds study questions for individuals or groups.
Sanctification
John MacArthur
A short, pointed call for pastors and all Christians to remember that God’s great purpose for his people is their sanctification. Sinclair Ferguson describes it as a book you can read in an hour or two whose goal is the transformation of the rest of your life.
Rembrandt Is in the Wind
Russ Ramsey
Ramsey looks at the lives of some of the world’s most celebrated artists and asks what their work reveals about beauty, brokenness, and the God who made them. A warm invitation to love art through the eyes of faith.
Seasons of Sorrow
Tim Challies
My own book, written through the months after our son Nick died, tracing grief and fear alongside faith and hope. It combines personal narrative with theology for anyone who has loved and lost.
ESV Expository Commentary: Matthew–Luke (Volume 8)
Iain M. Duguid, James M. Hamilton Jr., and Jay Sklar, editors
A passage-by-passage commentary on Matthew, Mark, and Luke, printing the full ESV text alongside clear, theologically sound exposition and pastoral application. A strong resource for preachers and teachers.
The Pastor’s Book
R. Kent Hughes and Douglas Sean O’Donnell
A comprehensive reference guide to nearly every situation a pastor will face, from officiating weddings and funerals to leading worship and caring for the sick. Full of practical wisdom from seasoned pastors.
The Story of Reality
Gregory Koukl
Koukl presents Christianity not as a private religious preference or a source of moral advice but as an account of the way the world actually is—a true story with a beginning, a conflict, a rescue, and an end.
Street Smarts
Gregory Koukl
A follow-up to Tactics that applies its question-based approach to the most common current challenges to Christian belief. Koukl provides model questions and sample dialogues for gracious, persuasive conversations.
A Survey of the New Testament
Robert H. Gundry
Gundry’s survey walks through the New Testament passage by passage, supplying the historical and cultural context without bogging down in technical introductions. It is built to accompany a close and complete reading of the text itself, and is now in its fifth edition.
A Survey of the Old Testament
Andrew E. Hill and John H. Walton
A comprehensive introduction to the background, purpose, message, structure, and major themes of the Old Testament. The fourth edition has been fully updated.
In His Image
Jen Wilkin
A study of ten attributes of God (holiness, love, justice, goodness, mercy, grace, faithfulness, patience, truthfulness, and wisdom) and how Christians are called to reflect them. It reframes the question of God’s will around who we are to become.
Everyday Gospel
Paul David Tripp
A year of daily devotions that follows a Bible-in-a-year reading plan, with each reading connecting the day’s passage to the whole of life. From the author of New Morning Mercies.
Systematic Theology Workbook
Wayne Grudem, Brianna Smith, and Erik Thoennes
The companion workbook to the second edition of Grudem’s Systematic Theology, with review material and exercises for every chapter across the full range of Christian doctrine.
Tactics
Gregory Koukl
A game plan for discussing your Christian convictions with confidence and grace, using well-placed questions to keep conversations on track. This expanded tenth-anniversary edition adds a new tactic and a chapter of shorter maneuvers.
Things to Come
J. Dwight Pentecost
A comprehensive study of biblical prophecy that has long been a standard work of eschatology from a dispensational premillennial perspective.
What It Means to Be Protestant
Gavin Ortlund
A defense of the Protestant tradition for evangelicals who are being drawn toward Roman Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy by a desire for historical rootedness. Winner of Christianity Today’s 2024 Book of the Year award.
Where to Find It in the Bible
Ken Anderson
An A-to-Z topical index to Scripture that makes it quick and easy to find what the Bible says about thousands of subjects. Handy for personal study, teaching, and sermon preparation.
I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist
Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek
A popular, accessible work of apologetics that walks through the classic arguments for God’s existence, the source of morality, and the reliability of the New Testament, arguing that Christianity is more reasonable than unbelief.
Bibles
ESV Preaching Bible, Verse-by-Verse Edition
Goatskin, Black
A Bible tailored to the task of preaching, with each verse on its own line, bolded verse numbers, wide margins, and a smyth-sewn binding under a premium goatskin cover.
NIV Study Bible, Fully Revised Edition
Large Print, Hardcover, Red Letter, Comfort Print
The fully revised edition of Zondervan’s long-running study Bible, in full color and set in Comfort Print. This is the large-print hardcover, with study notes prepared under Kenneth Barker, Mark Strauss, Jeannine Brown, Craig Blomberg, and Michael Williams.
NIV Artisan Collection Bible for Women
Cloth over Board, Pink Floral, Red Letter, Comfort Print
A journaling Bible built to be looked at as well as read, with a hand-painted floral cover, designed page edges hidden under the gilding, and space in the margins for notes and drawing.
ESV Thinline Bible
TruTone, Stone, Branch Design, Red Letter
The popular ESV Thinline in a portable one-inch-thick edition with the words of Christ in red, a ribbon marker, gilded edges, and a smyth-sewn binding.
NIV Baby Gift Bible, Blue
Leathersoft, Red Letter, Comfort Print
A keepsake Bible for a baby shower, birth, or baptism, with a presentation page and pages for recording family ancestry, favorite verses, and answers to prayer.
ESV Holy Bible for Kids
TruTone, Berry, The True Vine Design, Ages 6–10
An affordable full ESV Bible made for children ages 6 to 10, with 24 pages of illustrated content depicting major scenes in the story of redemption, plus kid-friendly maps.
ESV Study Bible
Buffalo Leather, Deep Brown
The award-winning ESV Study Bible in a premium buffalo-leather cover, with extensive study notes, full-color maps and illustrations, charts, timelines, and articles.
The Greek New Testament, Reader’s Edition
Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge; Hardcover
The Tyndale House Greek New Testament with a running list of glosses for every word that occurs fewer than 25 times, so readers with limited Greek can read smoothly without constantly reaching for a lexicon.
NIV Baby Gift Bible, Pink
Leathersoft, Red Letter, Comfort Print
The pink edition of the same keepsake gift Bible, with a presentation page and pages for recording family ancestry, favorite verses, and answers to prayer.
NIV Beautiful Word Coloring Bible for Girls, Gift Set
Leathersoft over Board, Teal, with Pencils and Stickers
Made for girls aged eight to twelve, with more than 600 verses illustrated in ready-to-color line art. The gift set adds coloring pencils and sticker sheets.
NIV Beautiful Word Coloring Bible
Hardcover
The original edition for any age, with hundreds of verses illustrated in detailed line art and wide margins left open for coloring, notes, and reflection.
NIV Bible for Kids, Pink and Gold
Flexcover, Thinline Edition, Red Letter, Comfort Print
A thinline Bible sized and typeset for children to read on their own, in a colorful flexcover binding. A common choice for a birthday, baptism, or graduation gift.
ESV Student Study Bible
TruTone, Navy/Slate, Timeless Design
Adapted from the ESV Study Bible for students who are serious about God’s Word, with 12,000 concise study notes, nearly 900 “Did You Know?” facts, and 120 character profiles.
NIV Bible for Kids, Large Print
Leathersoft, Blue, Thinline Edition, Red Letter, Comfort Print
The large-print edition of the children’s thinline Bible, in a blue Leathersoft binding, with text sized for younger or newer readers.
ESV Study Bible, Large Print
Hardcover
The full content of the award-winning ESV Study Bible in a more readable large-print type, with 20,000 study notes, 80,000 cross-references, and hundreds of charts, articles, and maps.
ESV Study Bible, Personal Size
TruTone, Brown
All the features of the award-winning ESV Study Bible compressed into a smaller size that is easier to carry, including 20,000 study notes and 240 full-color maps and illustrations.
NIV Bible for Kids, Gray
Leathersoft, Thinline Edition, Red Letter, Comfort Print
The same children’s thinline Bible in a gray Leathersoft binding — compact enough to carry to church and readable enough to use there.
NIV Economy Bible
Paperback
The complete Bible in a plain paperback meant for outreach and bulk distribution, with a “Plan of Salvation” reading page. More than three million copies have gone out.
ESV Study Bible
Bonded Leather, Black
The award-winning ESV Study Bible, created by 95 scholars and teachers, with extensive study notes, full-color maps and illustrations, charts, timelines, and articles. More than 2.5 million copies sold.
ESV Study Bible, Large Print
TruTone, Forest/Tan, Trail Design
The full content of the award-winning ESV Study Bible in a more readable large-print type, with 20,000 study notes, 80,000 cross-references, and hundreds of charts, articles, and maps.
ESV Everyday Gospel Bible
Hardcover
A Bible with 365 daily devotional reflections by Paul David Tripp that guide readers through Scripture in a year, connecting the gospel to all of life. The devotions also appear in Everyday Gospel, which is on this list.
ESV Single Column Journaling Bible
TruTone, Paris Sky, Psalm 16:11 Design
A single-column Bible with two-inch ruled margins for notes, prayers, and reflections, printed on high-quality Bible paper.
NIV Journal the Word Bible
Double-Column, Cloth over Board, Teal, Red Letter, Comfort Print
A double-column journaling Bible with durable paper and lightly ruled lines in extra-wide margins, built for daily reading, sermon notes, and long-term annotation.
ESV The Biggest Story Bible for Kids
Hardcover, Ages 6–12
A full ESV Bible for children ages 6 to 12, edited by Kevin DeYoung and illustrated by Don Clark. Each book opens with a colorful introduction, and 104 key stories are highlighted with sections that help kids learn, reflect, and apply.
ESV Value Compact Bible
TruTone, Black
An affordable, conveniently sized edition of the full ESV Bible with a quality TruTone cover, made to be carried anywhere.
ESV Study Bible, Personal Size
TruTone, Forest/Tan, Trail Design
All the features of the award-winning ESV Study Bible in a smaller size that is easier to carry, including 20,000 study notes, 240 full-color maps and illustrations, and more than 50 articles.
NIV Journal the Word Bible for Women
Cloth over Board, Navy, Red Letter, Comfort Print
The women’s edition of the journaling Bible, adding more than 500 reflections and questions in the margins alongside room to write.
ESV Greek-English New Testament
Cloth over Board
The Nestle-Aland 28th edition Greek text on one page with the corresponding ESV text on the facing page. An essential tool for students, pastors, and scholars who work with the Greek New Testament.
NIV Holy Bible, Student Edition
Paperback
An inexpensive complete Bible in paperback, designed for churches and ministries handing out Scripture to students in quantity.
ESV Women’s Study Bible
Cloth over Board, Dark Teal
A study Bible for women who are serious about God’s Word, drawing on the ESV Study Bible and the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible, with over 350 sidebars connecting Scripture to life.
NIV Thinline Bible, Premier Collection
Premium Goatskin Leather, Brown, Black Letter, Art Gilded Edges, Comfort Print
The top of Zondervan’s range: a thinline Bible bound in premium goatskin, edge-lined, with art-gilded edges and three wide double-sided ribbons. A Bible meant to last decades.
The Jesus Bible, Thumb Indexed
Leathersoft over Board, Pink, Comfort Print
The Passion movement’s Bible, which reads all sixty-six books as one story about Jesus, with hundreds of articles tracing references to him across Scripture. This edition adds thumb tabs.
ESV Study Bible
Hardcover
One of the most complete study Bibles available, with some 20,000 study notes, 80,000 cross-references, over 200 charts, more than 50 articles, and 240 full-color maps and illustrations. A past winner of the ECPA Book of the Year.
The Jesus Bible
Leathersoft over Board, Pink, Comfort Print
The same edition without thumb tabs — sixty-six books, one story, all about one name, with introductions and articles pointing to Christ throughout the Old and New Testaments.
ESV Journaling Study Bible
TruTone, Brown/Chestnut, Timeless Design
A study Bible with extra-large two-inch margins for writing, featuring over 12,000 study notes adapted from the ESV Study Bible along with character profiles, articles, and maps.
ESV Men’s Study Bible
Hardcover
A study Bible for men in every season of life, combining robust study notes with devotionals and articles from more than 100 scholars and pastors including Alistair Begg, Ray Ortlund, and R. Kent Hughes.
ESV Women’s Study Bible
TruTone, Pink, Floral Bloom Design
A study Bible for women who are serious about God’s Word, drawing on the ESV Study Bible and the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible, with over 350 sidebars connecting Scripture to life and character sketches of key figures.
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James (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Mariam J. Kovalishyn
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Matthew (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Grant R. Osborne
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Mark (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Mark L. Strauss
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Luke (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
David E. Garland
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Acts (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Eckhard J. Schnabel
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
1 Corinthians (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Paul D. Gardner
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Ephesians (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Clinton E. Arnold
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Hebrews (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Douglas J. Moo
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Revelation (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Buist M. Fanning
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary works through the Greek text passage by passage, tracing each section’s structure and main idea before turning to theology and application.
Proverbs (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary)
Christopher B. Ansberry
The Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the Old Testament uses discourse analysis of the Hebrew text to trace the flow of each book and draw out its theology.
Luke (Christian Standard Commentary)
Gregory R. Lanier
The Christian Standard Commentary is a newer evangelical series from B&H that brings together exegesis, theology, and application.
Exodus (Word Biblical Commentary)
John I. Durham
The Word Biblical Commentary is a technical series that engages closely with the Hebrew and Greek text and with the scholarly literature.
Job 38–42 (Word Biblical Commentary)
David J. A. Clines
The Word Biblical Commentary is a technical series that engages closely with the Hebrew and Greek text and with the scholarly literature.
Galatians (Word Biblical Commentary)
Richard N. Longenecker
The Word Biblical Commentary is a technical series that engages closely with the Hebrew and Greek text and with the scholarly literature.
Ephesians (Word Biblical Commentary)
Andrew T. Lincoln
The Word Biblical Commentary is a technical series that engages closely with the Hebrew and Greek text and with the scholarly literature.
Joshua (Tyndale Commentaries)
Richard S. Hess
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
Job (Tyndale Commentaries)
Francis I. Andersen
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
Proverbs (Tyndale Commentaries)
Lindsay Wilson
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
Isaiah (Tyndale Commentaries)
Paul D. Wegner
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
Mark (Tyndale Commentaries)
Eckhard J. Schnabel
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
James (Tyndale Commentaries)
Douglas J. Moo
The Tyndale Commentaries are compact, affordable, and reliable, and have long been a favorite of pastors and serious lay readers.
Exodus (NIV Application Commentary)
Peter Enns
The NIV Application Commentary moves from the original meaning of each passage to its significance today, which makes it especially helpful for preaching and teaching.
Psalms, Volume 1 (NIV Application Commentary)
Gerald H. Wilson
The NIV Application Commentary moves from the original meaning of each passage to its significance today, which makes it especially helpful for preaching and teaching.
Mark (NIV Application Commentary)
David E. Garland
The NIV Application Commentary moves from the original meaning of each passage to its significance today, which makes it especially helpful for preaching and teaching.
Hebrews (NIV Application Commentary)
George H. Guthrie
The NIV Application Commentary moves from the original meaning of each passage to its significance today, which makes it especially helpful for preaching and teaching.
Revelation (NIV Application Commentary)
Craig S. Keener
The NIV Application Commentary moves from the original meaning of each passage to its significance today, which makes it especially helpful for preaching and teaching.
Board Games
Sequence
Family strategy · 2–12 players
Play a card, place a chip on the matching space, and try to make five in a row before the other team does. Easy enough for children and still a real contest for adults.
Sequence in a Tin
Family strategy · 2–12 players
The same five-in-a-row classic packed in a sturdy tin that holds the board, cards, and chips. A good pick for travel or a cottage shelf.
Carcassonne Big Box (2025 Edition)
Tile-laying strategy · Base game + 11 expansions
The award-winning tile-laying game plus eleven expansions in one box. Build a medieval landscape of cities, roads, and fields, and place your meeples to claim them.
7 Wonders (New Edition)
Strategy · 3–7 players · Ages 10+
Lead an ancient city through three ages, drafting cards to gather resources, advance science, build up your army, and complete your wonder. Plays in about 30 minutes, even with a full table.
Azul Kids
Kids · 2–4 players · Ages 5+
A young children’s version of the beloved tile game. Players collect colorful pieces from a shared supply to complete their own mosaic, learning pattern recognition and planning along the way.
Clue (Reimagined)
Family mystery · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
The classic whodunit with refreshed characters, a new mansion, and metal weapon tokens. Gather clues and be the first to work out who, where, and with what.
Throw Throw Burrito Extreme
Party · 2–6 players · Ages 7+
A card game that breaks into a dodgeball match, played with two inflatable three-foot burritos. Best played outdoors or in the basement, and guaranteed to get the kids laughing.
Match Madness
Family speed puzzle · Ages 7+
Everyone races to arrange five patterned blocks to match the card in the middle. Fast, frantic, and fair across ages, with five levels of difficulty.
Castle Panic (2nd Edition)
Co-op · 1–6 players
Work together to defend the castle as monsters close in from every side. A gentle introduction to cooperative games that also includes solo and competitive modes.
Ra
Strategy · 2–5 players · Ages 12+
Reiner Knizia’s classic auction game set in ancient Egypt. Bid with your sun tiles to collect monuments, pharaohs, and the gifts of the Nile across three epochs.
Scout
Card game · 2–5 players · Ages 9+
A small-box card game in which you can’t rearrange your hand, only add to it. Clever, quick, and very portable, with rounds that take about 20 minutes.
Bomb Busters
Co-op deduction · 2–5 players
The team must cut the right wires to defuse a bomb without seeing each other’s tiles. Sixty-six missions grow steadily harder, and each one adds a new twist.
Exit: The House of Riddles
Co-op escape room · 1–4 players · Ages 10+
An escape room in a box. Solve riddles, crack codes, and find your way out of a locked house in one or two hours. No app required, and it’s one of the easier titles in the series.
Ticket to Ride: Rails & Sails
Strategy · Trains and ships
Ticket to Ride with both trains and ships, played on a double-sided board with a world map and the Great Lakes. A meatier version of the family favorite.
Catan: On the Road
Card game · About 15 minutes
Catan’s building and trading in a compact card game with no board. A full game takes about 15 minutes, which makes it ideal for travel.
Hive Pocket
Two-player strategy
A chess-like game of insect tiles that needs no board. You win by surrounding your opponent’s queen bee. This travel edition includes the Mosquito and Ladybug expansions.
Love Letter (2025 Edition)
Card game · 2–6 players · Ages 10+
A quick game of deduction and risk played with just 21 cards. Each player tries to get their letter to the princess. Rounds take only minutes.
SET (Travel Case)
Family · Any number of players · Ages 6+
The award-winning visual puzzle game in a zippered travel case. Race to spot sets of three cards that are all the same or all different in each feature.
Dice Words
Word game · 20–60 minutes
Roll seven letter dice and race a two-minute timer to spell your best word, with bonus multipliers for using the round’s target letters. Includes rules that let younger players compete with adults.
Bibleopoly
Christian family · 2–6 players · Ages 8+
A cooperative take on the classic property game. Instead of buying properties, players travel through Bible cities, give offerings, and work together to build a church.
Guess Who? Bluey Edition
Kids · 2 players · Ages 6+
Classic Guess Who? featuring Bluey’s family and friends on one side of the sheets and her favorite objects on the other. Simple yes-or-no deduction for young players.
Sushi Go: Spin Some for Dim Sum
Family card drafting · 12 rounds
From the makers of Sushi Go, a card-drafting game played around a spinning table of steamer baskets. Collect sets of dim sum to score the most points over 12 rounds.
Spot It! Classic (Pocket)
Family matching · Five games in one
Any two cards share exactly one symbol, and the first to spot it wins. This pocket-sized edition includes five mini-games.
Okay, Genius…
Party · 3+ players · Ages 14+
One player answers an absurd question, and everyone else tries to guess the answer. A great conversation-starter for teens and adults.
Sorry! Giant Edition
Kids · Indoors or outdoors
The classic Sorry! with life-size pawns and a 64-inch vinyl game board that works indoors or out. Ideal for a birthday party or a backyard afternoon.
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