Every scary movie I've ever seen is littered with it—suspense. There is a scene where the villain is hiding, and even though you know exactly where he is, you watch eagerly on the edge of your seat waitin...

Chris TravisBethany House, 2012, 160 pp., $11.99Following a God who won the world by being defeated and demonstrated His power by becoming insignificant is an incredibly inspiring story—of which we are in...

Dan Miller and Jared AngazaThomas Nelson, 2012, 272 pp., $16.99Dan Miller and Jared Angaza are very different individuals who have found success through very different paths. What this father-son team has in co...

Max Lucado, adapted for teens by James LundThomas Nelson, 2012, 165 pp., $14.99If our teenagers truly understood grace, wouldn't it save them so much heartache in this life? Max Lucado and James Lund attempt in...

Brian Mills and Nathan WagnonNavpress, 2012, 199 pp., $12.99Godly young men are scarce these days. There are several books about their absence and prescriptions for what churches should be doing about it. There...

Mark Matlock and Christopher LyonZondervan, 2012, 368 pp., $12.99Mark Matlock and Christopher Lyon have gathered an expert team of contributors to assemble this fantastically diverse reference resource for pare...

Kara DurbinMoody Publishers, 2012, 246 pp., $14.99When Kara Durbin began her search for a topical Scripture reference book for parents, her investigation ended fruitlessly. Fortunate for us, she decided to writ...

Gary Chapman and Ross CampbellNorthfield Publishing, 2012, 221 pp., $14.99The 5 Love Languages Series from Dr. Gary Chapman boasts a long list of titles and has catered to many specific groups. In this particul...

Heather ZempelInterVarsity Press, 2012, 208 pp., $15.00As the pastor of discipleship at National Community Church in Washington, D.C., Heather Zempel has garnered experience in how to do small group ministry an...

Hal SeedInterVarsity Press, 2012, 192 pp., $15Giving a satisfactory overview of Scripture that is clear enough not to be easily misunderstood, concise enough not be intimidating, and sufficient enough to adequa...