Northwestern Publishing House (NPH) announces the release of the final volume in the Bible Discovery Series, Seminary Professor Dr. Stephen H. Geiger’s How the Bible Came to Be: Exploring Its Origins, Preservation, and Translations. This book helps readers discover how the Bible we have today came to be, so they can have confidence that it really is God’s Word.
Addressing questions that many Christians have wondered about, the book explores how the words of God came to be written down, what role human authors played in the process, and how readers today can be confident that the Bible truly is God’s message. As the opening pages ask: “How did the words of God get onto paper? What role did humans play in the process? How does one know whether the Bible is God’s message to people or people’s guesses about God?”
Through accessible explanations and thoughtful teaching, Geiger guides readers through the Bible’s origins, its careful preservation through history, and the process of translation that allows modern readers to hear God’s Word in their own language. The result is a clear and reassuring exploration designed to strengthen confidence in the reliability and authority of Scripture.
As the concluding volume of the Bible Discovery Series, How the Bible Came to Be is well-suited for individual readers seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible’s history and transmission, as well as adult Bible studies and classroom settings.
In an effort to extend the reach of this title, NPH is partnering with fellow ECPA member and PCPA sponsor, Independent Publishers Group (IPG). This collaboration will broaden national distribution and increase accessibility to Christian retailers, ministry partners, and general market outlets.
By publishing resources like this, NPH continues its mission to equip believers with biblically grounded materials that deepen understanding and confidence in God’s Word.
Abilene, TX –Written early each morning from her farmhouse window, Leafwood Publishers proudly releases Where Else Could I Go? by Kelsey Chadwick (1990–2025). The book offers hope to every reader, especially those wrestling with hard questions. Her words are a gentle reminder that God intends to offer us more than we can imagine if we will trust him and treasure his revelation.
Each one of us has a deep need for meaningful relationships, where love is unconditional and fully reliable, and where we can rest secure, with the deepest contentment, no matter what the circumstances around us.
American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) is pleased to announce that #1 New York Times bestselling novelist Karen Kingsbury will be honored with the prestigious 2026 ACFW Lifetime Achievement Award. This award, which recognizes the pinnacle of excellence in Christian fiction, will be presented on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis during the organization’s annual national conference. Further details regarding the ACFW Conference and registration information can be accessed at ACFW.com.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (March 30, 2026) — Thomas Nelson Gift, Zondervan Gift, and DaySpring Gift, imprints of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, are pleased to announce key marketing updates to their growing team. These updates and hires reflect the group’s continued commitment to connecting readers with beautifully designed, faith-centered gift products.
Lydia Eagle has been promoted to Senior Marketing Manager after five years in Christian gift book marketing at HarperCollins Christian Publishing. She has worked with bestselling authors including Jennifer Tucker, Sadie Robertson Huff, and Demi Leigh Tebow. Lydia will lead strategic marketing initiatives across proprietary and backlist titles, develop brand strategy, and oversee campaigns that elevate the visibility of DaySpring Gift products.
“The gift book market continues to evolve, with readers seeking thoughtfully designed, inspirational content that offers both encouragement and value,” said Stephanie Newton, VP Publisher of Thomas Nelson Gift, Zondervan Gift, and DaySpring Gift. “By investing in talented, strategic leaders, we are positioning Thomas Nelson Gift, Zondervan Gift, and DaySpring Gift to deliver products that resonate deeply with readers across all stages of life.”
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (March 30, 2026) — For individuals seeking to dive deeper into the Word of God,
Hachette Nashville Vice President & Publisher Daisy Hutton recently announced the promotion of several members of the Hachette Nashville team.
Ada, Mich. (March 17, 2026) — Baker Publishing Group joins Christians around the world in mourning the loss of Dr. John M. Perkins, who passed away on March 13, 2026, at the age of 95. A towering figure in evangelical Christianity, the civil rights movement, and the pursuit of racial reconciliation, Dr. Perkins leaves behind a legacy that will continue to shape the church for generations to come.
Morristown, New Jersey – knk Software will host an AI Bootcamp for Publishers at the Chicago Marriott Schaumburg, immediately preceding the ECPA Leadership Summit, on April 27, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm CT, in which participants will build and share their own custom AI Assistant during the session.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – In a culture quick to label, compare, and confuse, it is more important than ever for children to know they are seen, chosen, and loved by God. In March, spiritual warfare parenting expert Laine Lawson Craft released a new children’s book to help parents speak God’s truth and love over their kids from the very beginning. Taking children on a lyrical journey through God’s intentional design, The Beginning of You plants something that will outlast every label the world tries to give—an eternal identity rooted in Christ.




