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The Master's Plan for the Church
by John MacArthur

What should a church look like? Who should lead a church? What elements should you look for if you're seaching for a church? In this book, John MacArthur takes his readers to the New Testament to see how God, in His Word, lays out a blueprint for what a church should be. 










What Did You Expect?
by Paul Tripp

One of the biggest pitfalls for married couples is having unrealistic expectations. It seems obvious to say that marriage is always one sinner marrying another, yet sometimes it seems that we forget this very important reality. In this book, Paul Tripp points readers to six practical commitments that will help couples to live a grace-based marriage.











Everyday Talk
by John Younts

Every Christian parent wants to communicate spiritual truths to their kids, but doing it effectively can be a challenge. John Younts helps you take small, seemingly insignificant conversations with children and turn them into opportunities to teach them about God, the gospel, and other important topics. This is a valuable book for parents who want practical, creative ways to talk to their children.







The Exemplary Husband
by Stuart Scott

Books about marriage are everywhere these days, but books that deal with the subject from a purely biblical perspective are surprisingly hard to find. This book is packed with Scripture and constantly draws husbands to what God says about their role and responsibility. A companion book, The Excellent Wife, was written by Martha Peace for wives. Couples who read the two books together are sure to reap great benefits in their marriage relationship.








When People Are Big and God is Small
by Ed Welch

There are certain concepts in our modern terminology that seem to have nothing to do with the Bible. "Codependency," "peer pressure," and other words from pop psychology seem to fit into this category. Yet Ed Welch ably shows that these are problems that are spiritual at their core, and therefore must be dealt with according to Scripture. This is a book that will help you to see that God's Word touches far more areas of our lives than we sometimes think.









Respectable Sins
by Jerry Bridges

Have Christians become so preoccupied with the major sins of our society that we have lost sight of our need to deal with our own more subtle sins? In this book, Jerry Bridges returns to his trademark theme of holiness and addresses a dozen clusters of specific "acceptable" sins that we tend to tolerate in ourselves... such as jealousy, anger, pride, unthankfulness, and judgmentalism. This is a very convicting book!









The Attributes of God
by A.W. Pink

You want to love God, but do you really know who He is and what He’s like? In His grace, God has chosen to reveal Himself to us in His Word. In this classic work, A. W. Pink unpacks the truth about God from Scripture in order to show Him in all His multifaceted glory. At right around 100 pages, this is a classic that everyone can, and should read.








What is a Healthy Church Member?
by Thabiti Anyabwile

God intends for us to play an active and vital part in the body of Christ, the local church. He wants us to experience the local church as a home more profoundly wonderful and meaningful than any other place on earth. He intends for his churches to be healthy places and for the members of those churches to be healthy as well. This book explains how membership in the local church can produce spiritual growth in its members and how each member can contribute to the growth and health of the whole.







A Call to Spiritual Reformation
by D. A. Carson

This is a book that is likely to change your prayer life. By examining Paul's prayers in the New Testament, Carson shows his reader what's at the heart of prayer that glorifies God and that's guided by biblical thinking. Challenging, insightful, and highly recommended.