What is it that compels a group of people to follow the leadership and vision of one person? Why are the insights and pursuits of certain individuals more persuasive than those of others? This book reveals how leadership should be characterized in the church, and how biblical leadership must differ from the kind of leadership promoted in the world. It explores the dynamics of leadership, particularly the character traits that need to be built up or eradicated in leaders, the dangers that leaders face and temptations to which they are particularly prone, and the development of future leaders: how to recognize leadership potential and encourage leadership gifts in the next generation.

Your children will either live forever with Jesus or apart from him. Too many growing up in Christian homes will not follow Christ as adults. Do you have a strategy for parenting in today's hostile culture? The Disciple-Making Parent will give you confidence in your journey.

The gospel provides for our eternal salvation, but how does it benefit us day to day? Find out from Navigator author Jerry Bridges how the gospel transforms you daily into Christlikeness.

Social media is a large part of this digital age we live in and to some degree, our involvement with it is unavoidable. This is a great resource that helps parents, teens, and anyone who works with teens make wise decisions when it comes to their interactions with social media.

The model for husbands to follow is Christ. That responsibility can sound daunting, but Priolo help husbands radically change the way they think and act so that they can have the skills, attitudes, and goals that they must have in order to truly love their wives as Christ loves the church.

Marriage is the union of two sinners who bring a lifetime of sin to the altar. Dave Harvey helps married couple understand the reality of sin and the need for living a life of mercy and forgiveness. This book shows how the grace of God can bring about a blessed marriage.

Ed Welch helps his readers to know that they need people far less than they think and need to love them far more than they realize. What people who struggle in these areas need is a healthy dose of the fear of God, and Welch provides that antidote.

Words are powerful, and Tripp helps us understand how the gospel is to transform the way we communicate so that we can be give grace to others and bring honor to Christ in the way we talk.

Jones gives his readers a biblical, Christ-centered, practical, and proven process for bringing about peace in all their relationships.