Books that invite you into a deeper walk with God

The Interval explores the brief span between conversion and death as a grace-filled window of formation. It asks how our choices, faithfulness, and Spirit-empowered obedience shape the soul we carry into eternity, offering hope rather than pressure. Drawing from Scripture, the church fathers, and modern voices like C.S. Lewis, Dallas Willard, and N.T. Wright, it makes the case that this life matters more than we imagined.

Encounter Discipleship is an 8-week interactive small group program that equips believers to hear God's voice, walk in spiritual gifts, and experience His manifest presence. Each session combines teaching, testimony, practical exercises, group ministry, and personal reflection. It is designed to move participants from learning about God to actually encountering Him.

The Man Who Knew God is the first full-length biography of Walter Beuttler, a German immigrant, Bible teacher, and missionary voice whose students said he lived in a documented friendship with God. Drawn from sixty-six surviving transcripts, it tells the story of a man formed by decades of 2:30 mornings. For readers of Tozer, Andrew Murray, and Brother Lawrence, Beuttler offers a voice rooted in lived encounter rather than theory.

Intra Muros presents Rebecca Ruter Springer's beloved vision of heaven in a new annotated edition. Historical context, Scripture references, and pastoral notes help contemporary readers encounter this classic account of comfort, reunion, and hope. This edition preserves the warmth of Springer's vision while helping modern readers understand the world and theology behind it.

Hidden in God gathers the life, letters, treatises, sermons, hymns, and devotional writings of Gerhard Tersteegen in the most comprehensive English collection in nearly 200 years. It is a doorway into the hidden life of prayer, surrender, and union with God. Readers of Thomas à Kempis, Brother Lawrence, Fénelon, and the Christian mystics will find a voice both searching and deeply pastoral.

The Mystic of Caen brings Jean de Bernières' original letters and writings into English for the first time. This collection traces the costly radiance of a lay contemplative life through letters, maxims, dialogues, biography, and a glossary of contemplative terms. It is offered across the Catholic-Protestant line for readers hungry for the interior life described by the great mystics.