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September 2026 New Releases
New Books and Bibles
Below is a list of the new and notable resources releasing this month from Crossway. Titles include Create in Me a Clean Heart by Matthew Boswell and Future Grace by John Piper.
Create in Me a Clean Heart: Experiencing God's Abundant Mercy in Psalm 51
Based on sermons by Matthew Boswell, Create in Me a Clean Heart reflects on the beauty of Psalm 51. In examining the chapter's key themes of repentance, restoration, renewal, and response, Boswell offers a fresh, unhurried look into David's heart and the Christian walk. This rich exposition teaches readers who long for forgiveness or need to understand their own need for repentance to find hope through the joy of confession and the mercy of Jesus.
“Create in Me a Clean Heart is a model meditation on Psalm 51. This accessible exposition will equip readers to experience the joy of repentance as it walks them through Psalm 51, interacting with the works of the Puritans and other theologians along the way. It is a great resource for those who long to know more of the joy of repentance.”
—Chris Brauns, Pastor, The Red Brick Church, Stillman Valley, Illinois; author, Unpacking Forgiveness; Bound Together; and The Way of Repentance
Future Grace: The Purifying Power of the Promises of God
Future Grace offers meditations grounded in solid biblical reflection to help readers understand that the penalty of sin is paid by the righteous blood of Christ, while the power of sin is broken by banking on the promises of Christ. By cherishing these promises, readers will be better equipped to break free from anxiety, despondency, covetousness, lust, bitterness, impatience, pride, and misplaced shame, enabling them to pursue superior pleasure for the ultimate glory of Christ.
“Pastor Piper’s purpose in writing is to revitalize a decadent American Christianity that knows only cheap grace and cheap faith. Bible-soaked, God-intoxicated, deeply evangelical, and passionately humane, Piper fills the forgotten dimensions of faith—hope and contentment, stability and sanctity, prizing and praising God—with a master hand. This is a rich and wise book, one to treasure and reread.”
—J. I. Packer, Late Board of Governors’ Professor of Theology, Regent College
New Morning Mercies for Kids
Author Paul David Tripp has abridged his bestselling daily devotional, New Morning Mercies, to guide children ages 8–12 with the word of God in 60 kid-friendly devotions filled with gospel encouragement. Arranged into 3 weekly readings for 20 weeks—with each week focusing on a biblical theme such as prayer, obedience, and God’s sovereignty—the devotions include a brief meditation, heart-focused questions, puzzles and activities, and much more! Created to be read alone by the child or with their family, New Morning Mercies for Kids introduces children to the living God and helps them live for his glory—day in and day out.
I’ve long been encouraged by anything that Paul David Tripp writes. Now as a mom to three children, I’m excited for them to learn deep truths of the gospel from him that will carry them into adulthood. Engaging and truth-filled, this devotional is warm, accessible, and rich with the kind of wisdom I want shaping my kids from an early age. I’m grateful for a resource that helps children see the beauty of God and their need for his grace in ways they can truly understand.
—Laura Wifler, writer; poet; author, This Side of the Sky; coauthor, Risen Motherhood
The Sing! Hymnal, Lyrics & Liturgies
Created by Keith Getty
Kristyn Getty
Blending music and poetry, hymns beautifully bring Christian theology to life. With each verse, rich lyrics echo the timeless truths of Scripture and proclaim the unchanging message of salvation. Christians have sung hymns in worship for centuries, and now, award-winning hymn writers Keith and Kristyn Getty have curated a collection of classic and contemporary hymns in a volume that focuses on the elegance and enduring truth of their lyrics.
Without musical notation, The Sing! Hymnal, Lyrics & Liturgies helps readers focus on the beauty of the lyrics, making it ideal for congregational worship, daily devotions, meditation, and memorization. This hymnal will serve as a cherished resource for those seeking to integrate the rich heritage of Christian hymnody into their spiritual life.
I’ve long been encouraged by anything that Paul David Tripp writes. Now as a mom to three children, I’m excited for them to learn deep truths of the gospel from him that will carry them into adulthood. Engaging and truth-filled, this devotional is warm, accessible, and rich with the kind of wisdom I want shaping my kids from an early age. I’m grateful for a resource that helps children see the beauty of God and their need for his grace in ways they can truly understand.
—Laura Wifler, writer; poet; author, This Side of the Sky; coauthor, Risen Motherhood
The Sing! Hymnal, Personal Edition: A Treasury of 200 Hymns for Worship and Reflection
Created by Keith Getty
Kristyn Getty
Without musical notation, The Sing! Hymnal, Personal Edition helps readers focus on the beauty of the lyrics, making it ideal for personal worship, daily devotions, meditation, and memorization. Featuring a pared-down selection of hymns and readings from the original hymnal, this edition presents the best of Christian hymnody in a concise format that is practical for keeping on your coffee table or bedside stand. This hymnal will serve as a cherished resource for those seeking to integrate the rich heritage of Christian hymnody into their spiritual life.
I’ve long been encouraged by anything that Paul David Tripp writes. Now as a mom to three children, I’m excited for them to learn deep truths of the gospel from him that will carry them into adulthood. Engaging and truth-filled, this devotional is warm, accessible, and rich with the kind of wisdom I want shaping my kids from an early age. I’m grateful for a resource that helps children see the beauty of God and their need for his grace in ways they can truly understand.
—Laura Wifler, writer; poet; author, This Side of the Sky; coauthor, Risen Motherhood
Persuasive Preaching
This companion book to 9Marks’ Expositional Preaching shows you how to deliver sermons with persuasive power. David Helm and Jeremy Meeks offer practical, Scripture-based tips to build compelling arguments, simplify your sermons so they’re easy to follow, contextualize your message to reach more people, and cultivate a godly ethos in your ministry. Apply these public-speaking basics in your preaching, evangelism, and outreach, and let the Holy Spirit move mightily in your church.
"This accessible handbook provides a treasury of practical advice for the preacher, rooted in biblical priorities and honed by years of experience. It will encourage the new preacher to develop the best patterns and habits, and it will challenge the seasoned practitioner to keep working at the task of growing in effectiveness in proclaiming the word. This is a persuasive book by persuasive preachers, a book to read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest!"
—David Jackman, former President, The Proclamation Trust
With Me in the Valley: The Comforting Presence of God in Psalm 23
In this concise booklet, David Gibson examines the believer’s union with Christ as the sheep and the shepherd, offering readers comfort in the hope of trusting him. Loneliness is one of the greatest hardships a human can bear, but through Psalm 23, we are offered a tangible consolation—in Christ, we are never alone. This book is a portion of the work published within The Lord of Psalm 23, now made more accessible for a wider audience.
Classical Theology for the Modern Mind
In Classical Theology for the Modern Mind, historical scholar Carl Trueman examines how remembering history, reciting creeds, and studying ecclesiology counter cultural pathologies that inhibit our modern minds. By retrieving wisdom, orthodoxy, and historic texts from the church fathers, medieval scholastics, and the Protestant reformers, the church will be better equipped to contemplate God and listen humbly to his word. Based on the Center for Classical Theology’s annual lecture, Trueman has expanded his thoughts for pastors, students, and anyone interested in theology, culture, and the effects of our modern age.
“Many recent works have attempted to recover and clarify historic Christian teaching on the triune God. Trueman’s work follows the best of these with remarkable force and clarity, but his little book does much more. Not only does he review the history and contours of our doctrine of God, he also shows how these central truths address some of the fundamental questions of modern life. This is a useful, pastorally sensitive book—highly recommended.”
—Jonathan L. Master, President, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary