Books published by Inter-Varsity Press

Seven key studies (also for use as devotionals) to help us develop gratitude attitudes in accordance with our Maker's instructions

What does biblical confidence look like, and how can I be sure of God when life is tough? 30 daily devotions to show that we really can trust God.

An introductory framework for understanding key theological aspects of the Bible's storySix keys from God's Word to help you navigate life in God's world. 'knowing God growing into life'

New commentary on three Old Testament prophetic books

Do you struggle to know and to follow God's call for you in the world? Genesis tells us that even the giants of faith - Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph - struggled to obey their Creator.

An antidote to the nonsense that we deserve a better life: let's instead develop gratitude and a thankful attitude, in accordance with our Maker's instructions

Mark's gospel is seen as training material for discipleship, centred on who Christ is and how people should respond to him.

How shall we live? How shall we love? For Christians, it's the same question

What can the church today learn from the experience of the early church, particularly as recorded in the Book of Acts?

New study of the doctrine of illumination in Augustine, Barth and the Johannine literature.

Sure-footed, focused Bible teaching from Keswick Convention's top preachers, broken into days and helpfully applied for today's busy reader

This exposition shows how the Bible challenges us to learn, live out and love God's wisdom

Why do faithful people suffer? Job wanted to know. So demanded an answer from God.

New commentary on the Old Testament books

A new biblical-theological study of Jesus' view of the Scriptures

This exposition focuses on the One who came to 'preach good news to the poor and proclaim liberty to the captives'- Jesus.

John's gospel has had an impact on human history. At the centre of the gospel, as in this exposition, is Jesus Christ himself in his glory and grace, majesty and tenderness.