New Bible and Book Releases from Crossway for June 2026
Crossway announces new Bible and book releases for June 2026, including works by John Piper, Mike Bullmore, and resources for children.

Crossway, the not-for-profit Christian ministry dedicated to publishing gospel-centred, Bible-centred content, has announced its new releases for June 2026. This month's offerings include a variety of Bibles and books designed to support readers' spiritual growth and understanding of God's Word.
New Books for June
Among the new book releases is John Piper's beloved classic, "The Pleasures of God: Meditations on God’s Delight in Being God." This work explores the joys that delight God's heart, drawing from Scripture to offer profound insights.
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For those navigating difficult times, "God’s Purposes in Our Pain: 10 Ways God Uses Suffering for Our Good" by Kenneth Berding and Keith R. Krell offers a pastoral and accessible study. It examines ten key statements from 2 Corinthians, highlighting how God transforms suffering for our ultimate good and deeper trust in him.
Mike Bullmore's "The Heart of Preaching: The Functional Centrality of the Gospel in the Life and Work of the Preacher" provides practical advice for pastors and preachers, focusing on how the gospel can animate all aspects of ministry. Drawing on decades of experience, Bullmore addresses common challenges and offers guidance for sermon preparation and delivery.
Parents and caregivers will find "Stories Woven in Silver: Pointing Kids to the Gospel Through Children’s Literature" by Kathryn Butler and Korrie Johnson to be a valuable resource. This guide helps families engage with children's literature through a gospel lens, offering tools for read-alouds and biblical discussions.
Jen Oshman's booklet, "Why Is It So Hard to Be Happy?", offers a Christian perspective on the modern pursuit of happiness, examining its elusive nature and pointing readers towards true joy found in a relationship with Christ.
Theological studies are also featured, including Vern S. Poythress's "Mediator: A Biblical Theology," which traces the theme of mediation throughout Scripture, culminating in Christ. Jonathan T. Pennington's "Becoming a Disciple of the King: A Theology of Matthew" delves into the key themes of Matthew's Gospel, while Andreas J. Köstenberger's "New Testament Theology: A Canonical, Thematic, and Ethical Approach" provides a comprehensive study of New Testament theology.
Classic theological works are also being made available in updated editions, such as Stephen Charnock's "The Immutability of God," which explores the doctrine of God's unchangeability.
Resources for Children and Families
For younger learners, "The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook," illustrated by Don Clark, offers an engaging way for older elementary students to journey through the Bible. Based on Kevin DeYoung's "The Biggest Story Bible Storybook," this curriculum includes study questions and memory verses to foster a love for God's Word.
New Bibles
Crossway continues to offer a wide range of Bibles, including Text Bibles, Study Bibles, Journaling Bibles, Children & Teen Bibles, Church & Ministry Bibles, and Premium Bibles. Various features such as Large Print, Thinline, and Red Letter editions are available, alongside popular choices like the ESV Study Bible and ESV Scripture Journals.
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