This is a book that can be read by Christians of every age and maturity. My wife and I read it together for years, and nearly every person we have ever recommended it to has found incredible help by reading it. This is one of the easiest all-around recommendations to make.

I have long recommended Tripp’s book New Morning Mercies to those looking for a wonderful daily devotional. This new book, Everyday Gospel, is also excellent – especially for those who have already read New Morning Mercies.

William Gurnall’s book The Christian in Complete Armour is a true masterpiece of Christian spirituality. It reflects the deepest and most mature spirituality that can be found among the Puritans – which is saying something, indeed. However, the prose of Gurnall left something to be desired, as did the three-volume length of the work! Now, Moody publishers have done us a tremendous service by producing a book of choice selections from Gurnall’s masterpiece with modernized language. It is rich, mature, and immensely helpful.

The central conceit of this book by Charles Spurgeon is that it is 365 entries, each centered around a different promise from God found in Scripture. Reading this will amaze you at just how many promises God makes to his people in Scripture, and you will be richly helped by Spurgeon’s reminders for struggling saints.

For the person who would like to have an introduction to the early church fathers, this might be a great foot in the door. Each month includes selections from a different Father, including John Chrysostom, Cyprian of Carthage, Basil of Caesarea, St. Jerome, Gregory of Nyssa, St. Augustine, and Athanasius among others.