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I’ve been a loyal customer of Good Book Company in Epsom for years. Their range of devotional books offers a fantastic balance of deep content, practical application, and plenty of space for reflection and prayer. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality reading material.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A wonderful devotional for families I recently received "C is for Christian" from Good Book Company, and it has been a fantastic addition to our home. This alphabet-themed book focuses on different aspects of our identity in Christ, using letters like 'V' for victorious to guide us. Each section is thoughtfully designed with a scripture verse, an illustration, a reflection, discussion questions, and a closing prayer. It is perfectly suited for families with young children. We have kids aged 2, 4, and 7, and this book has been ideal for our daily routine. It has helped us engage our children in biblical truths in a simple yet enriching way, starting our mornings off beautifully. The only minor thing to note is that some explanations might need a bit of extra context for younger readers, which is normal for any book other than the Bible. You may occasionally need to flesh out a point or two, but this didn't detract from our overall enjoyment. We are very grateful to TGBC for providing this copy for an honest review. We absolutely love it!

Absolutely wonderful to purchase from Good Book Company in Epsom. We bought this volume with the hope that it will become a cherished family heirloom, one we can eventually share with our grandchildren.

A worthwhile resource for anyone in a group setting wanting to re-examine the Lord’s Prayer. Although the verses are familiar, revisiting them through this lens offers a fresh perspective on Jesus’ original intent. The supplementary questions provided for each section really help deepen the understanding. I’d certainly recommend this guide from Good Book Company.

I was really impressed by this adaptation from Good Book Company. It manages to simplify the Gospel story from the entire Bible in a way that is both beautiful and easy to grasp. It’s an ideal choice for little ones around three years old, making it a perfect fit for our toddler.

I picked up Tim Chester’s “Enjoying Jesus” at Good Book Company in Epsom and was immediately drawn in by its engaging writing style. As a follow-up to his popular “Enjoying God,” this book dives into the profound unity we have in Christ and how to cultivate a living relationship with Him. Chester breaks down these rich theological concepts into fourteen accessible chapters that feel both weighty and warm. What really sets this book apart is its practicality. Each section includes a relatable scenario, like “Mike and Emma’s Tuesday afternoon,” which helps apply biblical truths to everyday challenges. I also appreciated the “action” steps and reflection questions at the end of each chapter, which encourage active rather than passive reading. Chester has a gift for weaving in insights from the Reformers and Puritans without making it feel academic. One of my favorite sections was the chapter on “Enjoying the voice of Jesus,” where he beautifully illustrates how God speaks through pastors and preachers—reminding us that while a minister might not know us personally, Jesus certainly does! It is a precious book that truly deepens your affection for Christ. If you are looking for a resource that is both theologically solid and practically applicable, I highly recommend picking this up at The Good Book Company.

A fantastic read from Good Book Company in Epsom! Tim Chester’s "Enjoying Jesus" truly captures what it means to have a daily relationship with the Lord. I found it both heartwarming and practical, especially thanks to the included action steps and reflection questions. The thoughtful quotes from other authors really get you pondering and deepen your worship. Highly recommend this 5-star gem.

Picking up this title from Good Book Company in Epsom was a great choice. It worked beautifully for kids across various ages and backgrounds. The blend of narrative and visuals kept everyone completely hooked, and the moment the curtain’s secret was revealed sparked pure joy on their faces.

A delightful find for young readers! We picked up 'Abigail and the Career Day Catastrophe' by Bethany Mcilrath from Good Book Company, and it was an instant hit. My daughter was absolutely delighted that the protagonist shared her name! The story captures the hilarious and chaotic energy of a school Career Day through the eyes of Abigail, a character who is both relatable and full of heart. What I appreciate most as a parent is how seamlessly the Christian themes are integrated. It’s a chapter book that offers fun without sacrificing substance, teaching valuable lessons about trusting God amidst life’s ups and downs. The faith-based elements feel natural rather than forced, so I never have to worry about inappropriate content. It’s the perfect blend of entertainment and moral guidance. She’s already asking for more titles in this series—a surefire win for our household!

I found this book to be truly transformative, helping me see my own thought patterns in a new light. It was striking how closely I could relate to five of the eight chapters, each exploring specific internal struggles through a wide Biblical lens. The way each section concludes with a prayer is a standout feature; it beautifully ties the insights together by weaving Scripture into moments of deep reflection. I particularly appreciated the prayer on God’s patience for those feeling overwhelmed by their shortcomings, and the one on His love for when our own efforts feel insufficient. If you are weary of inner criticism, this book is a refreshing and encouraging tonic for the soul.

Having relied on Good Book Company for my daily devotions for years, I can confidently say they offer excellent coverage of various books from the Bible. Their materials strike a perfect balance between being thought-provoking and uplifting, which helps me stay focused on the Lord every day. Truly a five-star resource.

The Good Book Company delivers exactly what they promise in Epsom. This resource is a fantastic tool for establishing a solid base of biblical understanding in kids. It effectively guides children through praying scripture and helps them connect with the character of God in every story.

I found a wonderful selection at Good Book Company in Epsom, and this particular title stands out for its clear yet poignant exploration of the fruits of the Spirit. What makes it truly special, though, is how it grounds those biblical concepts in real-world examples of people actually living them out. I really enjoyed the process of reflecting on each fruit and considering how the Lord’s work shows up in my own life and in those of others. A brilliant read, well worth picking up.

I picked this up from Good Book Company in Epsom and it’s been a wonderful find. The artwork is absolutely stunning, making it perfect for daily devotionals with the little ones. It would also work beautifully as a month-long family study to help us all better understand the Christian faith. Highly recommended for teaching these truths to children and remembering them ourselves!

Another wonderful addition to the series from Good Book Company. I really appreciate the fun, vibrant, and slightly quirky style of this book. It’s a fantastic interactive tool for engaging little ones with Bible stories. I love how it encourages slowing down to focus on small details, which helps the stories really stick. Highly recommended for families in Epsom looking for meaningful engagement.

Picking up "Jesus Moments: Moses" from Good Book Company in Epsom was a wonderful choice. Alison Mitchell has a unique gift for connecting Old Testament narratives to Jesus in a way that really resonates with children. Her approach of weaving the story of Moses with parallels to Jesus’ life makes the gospel clear and accessible for young readers. The physical quality of the book is excellent; the hard cover and glossy pages are durable enough to withstand repeated readings. Noah Warnes’s illustrations are fantastic and keep kids engaged, especially with the fun scavenger hunt for hidden bulrushes—answers provided at the end add a nice touch. I highly recommend this title for Christian families, Sunday schools, and church nurseries alike.

An excellent addition to any family’s library. The Good Book Company has produced a wonderful resource that helps children connect with their faith through prayers tied to specific Bible narratives. It covers all the essentials—praise, thanksgiving, confession, and requests. It’s a fantastic tool for parents looking to nurture a habit of prayer and worship with their kids. Highly recommended.

I was sent a copy of "C is for Christian" by the Good Book Company to review, and I am delighted with it. As the debut children’s book from pastor and author Alistair Begg, this title does a wonderful job introducing young minds to the faith. The concept is simple yet profound: each letter of the alphabet represents a core Christian concept, grounded in Scripture. For instance, 'C' stands for Citizen, referencing Philippians 3:20. The layout feels like an interactive devotional, with thought-provoking questions and prayers at the end of each entry to encourage deeper reflection. Beyond the text, the book is beautifully crafted with stunning illustrations and comes with a practical ribbon bookmark, making it a lovely gift for any occasion. It even features a comprehensive two-page spread at the back that reinforces ABCs alongside biblical concepts. While designed for children, adults will find plenty of value here too. It has quickly become one of my favorite Christian books for kids, and I highly recommend it.

If you are looking for meaningful faith-based activities, Good Book Company’s publications in Epsom are a fantastic choice. The Seek and Find More Old Testament Stories set is particularly impressive. It includes a sturdy board book alongside a dedicated activity book for coloring and marking. These resources do a great job of helping kids engage with biblical narratives while developing skills like observation, counting, and matching. The illustrations are excellent, and every story is crafted with care, making it tough to pick a favorite. Highly recommended for any young learner’s library.

As a fan of Alistair Begg, I was thrilled to see this release from The Good Book Company. The visual appeal is stunning, with child-friendly illustrations that pair perfectly with the text. Reading it feels just like listening to his sermons—rich in grace, wisdom, and gospel truth. The layout is practical, featuring a full-color image on one side and the corresponding verse or lesson on the other. Covering every letter of the alphabet, it outlines Christian characteristics with a supporting scripture, two discussion questions, and a closing prayer at the end. It’s an excellent resource for families, allowing you to focus on just one letter daily during dinner or bedtime. I also appreciated the additional free materials available on thegoodbook.co.uk, such as alphabet posters and worksheets, which made integrating this into our homeschool routine effortless. A fantastic addition to any family library.

I recently picked up Tim Chester’s “Radiant Redeemer” from Good Book Company in Epsom and it has been a spiritual highlight for me. While it was originally published as a Lenten guide, I find its content just as powerful for year-round use. Chester offers profound commentary on the Transfiguration, making this an ideal resource for group studies or personal reflection. He meticulously unpacks the biblical text, highlighting parallels and distinctions that deepen your appreciation for Scripture. The book is thoughtfully organized into six sections, progressing from the person and words of Jesus to His passion, victory, and the transformation we experience during Holy Week and Easter. Each day features readings, devotional thoughts, and meditative hymns that keep the focus squarely on Christ’s finished work. It is refreshing to see a book that gives the Transfiguration the same weight as the Cross and Resurrection, presented in such a gospel-centered and scripture-rich manner. Highly recommended.

I have been really enjoying the "Love Your Church" series from The Good Book Company, and their latest release, *Honor*, is a standout. It does a wonderful job of challenging readers to live with integrity while reminding us that true honor stems from acknowledging God’s authority and love. The author’s analogy on page 28 about the "three-legged stool"—comprising sound doctrine, faithful obedience, and genuine love—is incredibly insightful. It highlights the specific issues that arise when any of these legs are missing, which often leads to false teaching or transactional relationships. I found myself nodding along and jotting down notes throughout this section because these distinctions are so foundational yet often overlooked. What makes the book special is how the author combines sharp theological points with wit and vulnerability. Chapter 4, which dives into Romans 12:14, 17-18, was particularly convicting. It emphasizes that living honorably requires the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. The call to bless others and seek their good, just as Christ loved us while we were His enemies, is a message we all need to hear regularly. Like the other titles in the series published by this Surrey-based retailer, *Honor* includes reflection points at the end of each chapter and discussion questions at the back. This makes it an excellent resource for group studies. Highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of biblical honor.

Five stars. This treasury is a wonderful addition to our Morning Time routine, offering beautiful illustrations, engaging questions, and heartfelt prayers that help my girls grow in theological truth while praising God. I’m also impressed by the free supplementary materials available on The Good Book Company’s website, which are perfect for homeschoolers wanting to deepen the experience. It would make a thoughtful present for an expecting mother or a first birthday. Thanks to the team in Epsom for sending a copy for review; it’s truly a blessing for our home.

I recently purchased a lovely little book from Good Book Company in Epsom, and it has truly brought joy to our home. The rhyming style is delightful, and the message is both uplifting and clear. It beautifully highlights not just the value of doing good with our hands, but also offers guidance when we fall short. The gospel narrative—covering Jesus’ love, sacrifice, burial, and resurrection—shines through with a refreshing simplicity, reminding us that we are loved and that one day our hands will be as good as His. I highly recommend this to any Christian family with preschoolers; the rhythm and illustrations featuring children keep little ones fully engaged. It would also be a wonderful addition to any church nursery, Sunday school, or children’s ministry in the Surrey area.

I recently picked up "Joni Eareckson Tada: The Girl Who Learned to Follow God in a Wheelchair" from Good Book Company in Epsom, and it was a wonderful find. Having seen the movie about Joni’s life when I was just ten, I have long admired her spirit and how she allowed God to use her exactly as He willed. Kristyn Getty’s book does a lovely job capturing that testimony in a way that is simple and easy to read. The bright, colorful illustrations really stand out and serve as a great eye-opener for children who might not often see peers with disabilities. The book beautifully encourages kids to befriend others with disabilities while also understanding Jesus as their own friend. I also appreciated the salvation prayer at the back, which ties back to Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. Joni’s story reminds us that God has a purpose for everyone, even during difficult times. I highly recommend this wholesome biography to any Christian family looking for inspiring stories. It would also make a great addition to any Sunday school or children’s church classroom.

Good Book Company in Epsom is a wonderful source for books that bridge the gap between ages. This particular title captures the mystery of what happens after we pass away beautifully. It is crafted with such clarity that children can grasp the concepts easily, while still offering enough depth and knowledge to satisfy adults. A truly insightful read for all generations.

Found exactly what I needed for my 7-year-old son at Good Book Company. This activity book is a winner—he really enjoys the variety of tasks. Excellent quality and well-suited for his age. Highly recommend for parents looking for engaging entertainment in Epsom.

This book has become our absolute favorite choice for welcoming new parents at church. The Good Book Company in Epsom really delivers a quality product that stands out as a meaningful and cherished gift.

The Good Book Company supplied us with excellent materials for a woodworking workshop at a local school in Epsom. Senior volunteers lead the sessions, starting each term with a reading from Mark’s Gospel, which resonates well with both the boys' and girls' classes. We use these booklets as rewards for completing the two-term program. A solid 4-star experience overall.

Solid read from Good Book Company. I really enjoyed learning about the second coming of Jesus, though I wish there was a bit more detail on that specific topic. Aside from that, it was a very informative book.

I picked up "What Happens When We Die" by Chris Morphew at Good Book Company in Epsom for my Year 10 English studies. The book definitely got me looking at the topic from different angles and sparked some deep thought. I still wish it offered a bit more concrete proof of what lies beyond, but I suppose that’s impossible for any of us to know while we’re alive.

If your little ones love hunting for hidden details, the seek-and-find books from Good Book Company are a must-have. We’ve used them for quiet time at home and they were also a lifesaver during our recent travels through Surrey, keeping everyone entertained on the road and in the air. Each page features a concise summary of a Bible story, a specific reference for further reading, and ten items to spot within the vibrant illustrations. It’s a brilliant way to spend quality time while your child engages with biblical narratives. Highly recommended for hours of interactive learning and fun! 🤩 *I was sent this book in exchange for an honest review

I recently picked up this title from Good Book Company in Epsom and found it to be a true gem. The book offers a concise yet stunning presentation of the Gospel, specifically tailored for those feeling weary or burdened. What really stood out was its accessibility; it feels deeply personal rather than academic, which is a refreshing change and shows the value of diverse voices in writing. It is highly recommended for anyone navigating a difficult season or simply preparing for one.

A wonderful addition to our home at Good Book Company! This A-to-Z book is ideal for family devotions, morning baskets, or quiet bedtime reading. It beautifully guides children through key Christian identity markers like "Adopted," "Pilgrim," and "Overflowing," grounding each lesson in scripture. The layout features lovely illustrations alongside a theologically rich devotional for each letter, complete with discussion prompts and prayers. It’s a versatile resource that nurtures discipleship for both kids and adults. Highly recommended for any family looking to deepen their faith journey.

I’ve tried various Bible study materials in the past, but Good Book Company’s offering stands out as the best I’ve come across. The main downside is the price tag, which is a bit steep. That said, our study group didn’t mind the cost and felt it was worth it. We’ll definitely be sticking with your Epsom-based store for our future purchases.

I recently picked up "Deep Roots, Good Fruit" by Kristin Elizabeth Couch from Good Book Company in Epsom, and it was exactly what I needed. The writing is thoughtful and the anecdotes really help you reflect on the people in your life who truly embody the fruit of the Spirit. Couch does a great job contrasting those who lack these qualities with those who have them, showing how even small, faithful actions can have a huge impact. As I read through the various stories, I found myself deeply connecting with many of them. It gave me a natural pause to thank God for the influential people in my circle and to pray for them. Because of this personal resonance, I think this book will stick with me for a long time. It is genuinely inspiring and encourages readers to take small steps toward spiritual growth. Plus, the inclusion of discussion questions at the end of each chapter makes it a fantastic resource for small group studies or just for quiet personal reflection. Highly recommended!

I’m thoroughly impressed with this lovely volume from Good Book Company. The content is grounded in solid teaching, and the illustrations are genuinely unique. I love how each letter features a corresponding verse, ending with thoughtful reflection questions and a prayer. It was wonderful to see certain words like "upheld," "zealous," and "citizen" explained so clearly. The devotions are straightforward and easy to follow, yet presented in a way that helps children retain the lessons. While I enjoyed reading it myself, I plan to use it for our morning basket routine. It would also make a perfect bedtime read or a beautiful gift.

Picking this up at Good Book Company in Epsom was a great choice. It’s a solid resource for church leaders looking to shift from a maintenance mindset to a missional one. The book breaks down the six essential areas for a soul-winning church, covering everything from personal evangelism to preparing new converts. I appreciated the practical insight that we don’t always see immediate results, which can be discouraging, but that God is still at work. It’s a reassuring read that helps equip your team for prayer and evangelism while ensuring everyone feels welcome. A valuable guide for casting vision and nurturing new believers.

I’m a huge fan of this series from Good Book Company! These books are always in my bag whenever we go out—they are ideal for waiting in restaurants, long or short car journeys, or just as everyday entertainment. I really appreciate how they make the Bible stories feel so vivid on every page. The illustrations are fantastic too; my kids love trying to spot all the hidden details. Thank you for creating such an engaging and fun series!

Great find! I’m always thrilled to add another title to this series, which has been a firm favorite at home. These seek-and-find books are perfect for keeping my little ones entertained and quiet during our morning routine. I really appreciate that each story comes with a Biblical reference, making them super useful for preschool settings too. Kudos to Good Book Company for including the story of Esther in their collection! It’s often left out of story Bibles, which is such a shame because it’s such a beautiful and important narrative.

Reading this at Good Book Company in Epsom sparked quite a bit of reflection. Even though I’m not Christian, the book made me consider all the different theories on how the earth was created. It’s definitely inspiring, but also a bit confusing, leaving me to wonder just how much of it is actually true.

Picked up this title from Good Book Company in Epsom, and it’s been a wonderful resource for exploring Scripture with little ones. I really appreciate how the authors frame those ancient biblical narratives as intriguing puzzles. It’s refreshing to see the connections made between Jesus and the Old Testament woven throughout the pages. The book does a fantastic job of helping children spot Jesus in the story of Moses, balancing the heavy moments of his leadership with accessible insights. I also love that it doesn’t shy away from the difficult realities Moses faced with the Israelites. The closing section, which ties everything back to recognizing Jesus throughout the Bible, is a perfect reminder that the whole story points to His redemptive work. A lovely addition to our home library.

I’m absolutely thrilled with this hardcover book from Good Book Company. It is packed with engaging search-and-find activities that are perfect for keeping young hands occupied while gently teaching gospel values. A wonderful resource for little ones!

Purchased from Good Book Company in Epsom, this study guide offers a solid 14-lesson structure. I appreciate the clear format, which pairs Bible passages with reflections, practical actions, and discussion questions. It’s a substantial read that really zeroes in on building a personal relationship with Jesus. A worthy four-star addition to any Christian’s library.

Good Book Company made this activity a breeze since there was no prep work needed, which really makes it achievable. I’d love to see them add video resources of the same Bible stories in the future. Although it might be slightly advanced for my 27-month-old, repetition makes it work perfectly.

I highly recommend these "Seek and Find" books from Good Book Company. They are brilliant, offering that classic "Where's Wally" style of hunting for hidden objects within detailed illustrations. It is a wonderful way for kids to have fun while learning key Bible stories broken down into easy-to-understand lessons. The Old Testament stories featured here, like the parting of the Red Sea, Joseph, and Elijah, are fantastic. They make perfect gifts for grandchildren and will easily keep children entertained for hours.

Having followed Tim Chester’s blog for some time, I have always appreciated his bold proclamation of Christ and his engaging writing style. Since many of his published works are based on these blog posts, I was eager to see how he translated that energy into this new release. It is exactly what many Christians need to move beyond a routine faith into a vibrant, joyful life in Jesus. Chester organizes the book into fourteen chapters, each exploring a different attribute of Jesus, such as His presence, vitality, reign, and even His anger. A unique feature is the narrative thread running through the book, following Mike and Emma’s Tuesday Afternoon. The story progresses with each chapter, illustrating the concepts discussed. At the end of every section, Chester provides practical "Action" steps to help readers apply the lessons and "Reflection Questions" to deepen their relationship with Christ. His writing carries a real sense of conviction. By the time you finish a chapter, you feel compelled to act on what you’ve learned. I found myself wanting more of Jesus in my daily life immediately after reading. Thanks to The Good Book Company for providing a copy for this honest review.

I found this book incredibly uplifting. As someone who appreciates narratives about faithful figures and their influence, I was drawn to Kristin’s sharing of how women at her church, along with iconic figures like Elisabeth Elliot, shaped her journey. It’s a wonderfully accessible read that fits seamlessly into your daily devotional routine. I particularly enjoyed the structure, which focuses on a different fruit of the Spirit each day. If you are seeking a boost in your spiritual walk, I highly recommend picking it up. The passage on page 139 regarding self-control resonated deeply with me, beautifully describing it as a gradual process of building a godly life. I was able to grab my copy conveniently here in Epsom from Good Book Company, and I’m so glad I did.

I’m delighted to have found this title at Good Book Company in Epsom. It beautifully captures the enduring faith of Christians across generations. Kristyn Getty’s new book is a wonderful addition to the series, offering a moving look at how Joni Eareckson Tada maintained her trust in God’s goodness despite severe hardship. Her story provides genuine encouragement to anyone facing illness or disability, showing them how to deepen their love for Jesus. It is a highly uplifting read for readers of all ages.

An insightful read for pastors and church leaders aiming to revitalize their outreach. Many of us aspire to win new believers, yet it can sometimes feel like we are merely talking about it rather than seeing results. Good Book Company’s title cuts through the noise, offering six practical principles to foster an authentic culture where evangelism is a shared priority. It is concise, accessible, and packed with genuine wisdom—highly recommended.

Found a gem at Good Book Company in Epsom that perfectly suited our group's reading retreat. The title sparked such lively conversations and left us all feeling uplifted and connected to our faith. Truly a five-star experience.

Picking up this heartwarming volume from Good Book Company in Epsom was a wonderful experience. It fits perfectly into the “Do Great Things For God” series and offers a touching look at Joni Eareckson Tada’s life. My six-and-a-half-year-old daughter and I really connected with her journey from an active teen to a quadriplegic and her unwavering faith. The narrative is gentle and accessible, making it a sweet read for young minds while still conveying deep truths about perseverance and trusting God’s plan despite hardships. I appreciated how it briefly touched on her sadness while focusing heavily on her ultimate joy and service. With its clear language, included prayer, and review questions, it’s a practical tool for families, schools, or churches alike. A genuinely inspiring resource that encourages children to see that no circumstance is too great to hinder God’s work.

Five stars! My digital copy arrived almost instantly in my inbox. The book from Good Book Company is a visual treat—the illustrations are stunning and the print quality is excellent.

As a book lover from Epsom, I’ve seen my fair share of children’s literature, but the team at Good Book Company really outdid themselves with *C is for Christian*. This isn’t just another alphabet book; it’s a beautiful journey through the faith. Each letter is paired with a vivid, joyful illustration and anchored by a meaningful Bible verse, a short story, or a thought-provoking question. The attention to detail is stunning, making it a standout piece for any home library. It has quickly become my go-to for family read-alouds and serves wonderfully as a daily devotional. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add a touch of inspiration to their collection.

If your little ones are fans of "I Spy" style books, you won’t want to miss this gem from Good Book Company. It’s a fantastic addition to any collection, especially for early learners, as it helps reinforce number recognition and counting skills. The sturdy construction makes it perfect for on-the-go entertainment or family road trips, offering endless illustrations to hunt down. What sets this apart is the educational value: each page features a Bible story summary along with references, making it easy for parents to read along with their kids. It includes eight engaging stories: Abraham and Sarah, Joseph's Dream, Joseph in Egypt, The Red Sea, Strong Samson, Elijah and The Fire, Songs for God (Psalm 23), and Brave Esther. It’s a delightful resource for families and a highly recommended find if you’re visiting their shop in Epsom or browsing their UK site. A solid 5-star purchase!

I was completely blown away by the stunning artwork in this volume—it’s easily the best visual presentation I’ve come across this year. It’s also a refreshing touch that there are no images of Christ, keeping the focus purely on the text. As a devotional guide for kids, it takes you on a delightful journey through the alphabet to explain what it means to be a Christian from A to Z. For instance, A is for adopted, B for branch, and C for Citizen. Alistair Begg does a fantastic job weaving the gospel message throughout these explanations. This book is essentially a theological treasure trove, and I’m thrilled to add it to our home library collection. Every page includes the corresponding letter, scripture, explanation, discussion questions, and a prayer. A huge thank you to @thegoodbookcompanyusa for sending over a copy for my honest review!

I found real comfort in "Joy In The Sorrow" from Good Book Company here in Epsom after my wife Elizabeth passed away last June. Reading about how others discovered happiness beyond their own hardships helped me hold onto hope for the future. It was exactly what I needed during that difficult time.

If your family is navigating the terrifying journey of a child with serious health issues, finding the right words can feel impossible. This book serves as a wonderful resource for those moments when grief speaks louder than we can. Eric and Jessika have crafted a collection of sincere, scripture-inspired prayers that help us connect with a compassionate God. I particularly appreciated the inclusion of simple prayers designed for young children, making faith accessible for the little ones too. It is a true blessing for parents in pain and for friends supporting them. I plan to keep this book close to continue praying for my loved ones going through similar struggles. It’s a beautiful reminder that God is always with us. (Note: I received a review copy from the publisher.)

I’m really pleased with my purchase from Good Book Company in Epsom. This is a fantastic tool for young readers, combining alphabet learning with Bible stories. The build quality is excellent and it’s genuinely a fun read. Highly recommended!

I’ve found the Good Book Company’s text to be a fantastic resource for Jr High and High School students. It’s not always easy to find a study guide that covers such a broad scope, but this one hits the mark. The way it incorporates modern terminology really helps the students connect with the material, leading to some excellent class discussions. We are thoroughly enjoying our time with it.

I picked up "The Soul Winning Church" from Good Book Company in Epsom and found it to be a truly refreshing read. Rather than portraying evangelism as a solitary act of individual effort, the authors frame it as a collective mission where the whole community pulls in the nets together. It is an excellent resource for church leaders looking to transform their congregation's culture, ensuring that everyone’s gifts are refined and hearts are softened at the same time. The book wisely focuses on long-term faithfulness over the pressure of immediate results, using relatable examples from churches in both the US and UK. It is as practical as it is engaging—a well-deserved five-star guide for anyone wanting to foster a deeper, shared mission within their church.

I really enjoyed walking through this charming and engaging book with my children. Alistair Begg guides readers through twenty-six words that complete the phrase "A Christian is...," arranged alphabetically for easy navigation. Each word gets a dedicated two-page spread. The first page features a lovely illustration that captures the word's essence and includes a relevant scripture reference. The following page offers a thought-provoking question based on that word and verse, followed by a thorough explanation. The book wraps up with additional reflection prompts and a prayer for parents and kids to share. Notable words covered include "Adopted," "Jewel," "New Creation," and "Zealous." The final section summarizes the alphabet acrostic, offering a challenge to memorize both the words and the associated scriptures to reinforce our identity in Christ. It’s a wonderful addition to our home library and a great resource for summer or school-time devotionals. I received a copy from The Good Book Company for an honest review.

I absolutely love this series! Having reviewed Sarah’s previous entries, I was thrilled to see that this new release is just as impressive. It explores eight compelling Old Testament narratives that weren't covered in her original Seek & Find book, including stories of Joseph in Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, Abraham and Sarah, Samson, Elijah, and the brave Queen Esther. True to the high standard set by the publisher, The Good Book Company, the illustrations are vibrant and engaging, complete with scripture references and ten hidden items to spot in each illustration. It is a wonderful addition to any child’s library, offering fun interaction for readers of all ages. I received a copy from The Good Book Company for an honest review.

Good Book Company really hit the mark with this one. We picked it up for a family service, and the illustrations made such a difference for public reading. It engaged everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, striking the perfect balance between challenging and helpful. A wonderful addition to our collection.

I was really impressed by my experience with Good Book Company in Epsom. The team provided excellent service and offered great value for money. I received a generous discount on my bulk order, and the package arrived quickly. Highly recommended!

Good Book Company in Epsom has become our favorite weekend spot. My nearly three-year-old loves the interactive experience of searching for items, which also doubles as a fun way for us to practice counting together. It’s wonderful that every book features a Bible verse, making it easy to share those stories with him.

Good Book Company has been a wonderful support in helping me share my faith. Highly recommended for anyone looking for encouragement.

I recently picked up this delightful biography of Joni Eareckson Tada at Good Book Company in Epsom, and it has become a cherished addition to my shelf. Part of the "Do Great Things for God" series, Kristyn Getty’s narrative is wonderfully accessible, making Joni’s journey relatable for younger readers. The illustrations are a perfect complement to the text, helping children visualize the story effectively. At 9 1/2 by 7 5 inches, the book is ideally sized for its target audience of ages four to seven. What I appreciate most is how the book gently introduces the concept of disability, showing that God’s love and work extend to everyone, regardless of physical challenges. It includes a timeline of key events in Joni’s life, a prayer for non-believers, and thought-provoking questions. The included downloadable worksheets are a nice bonus for further engagement. Although I received an advance copy from the publisher, this is an honest endorsement of a resource I truly enjoy sharing with young believers.

My oldest daughter and I absolutely loved this volume from the Do Great Things for God series by The Good Book Company. It’s special to see a book in the series dedicated to a Christian woman who is still with us. Kristyn Getty’s writing beautifully captures Joni Eareckson Tada’s journey, especially her honesty about wrestling with anger and hard questions after her accident. I really value that the book shows trials as a normal part of the Christian life. It was such a blessing to connect Joni’s story to Romans 8:28, which happens to be the verse my daughter is memorizing for school right now. Seeing how she founded Joni & Friends to bring hope to others with disabilities was inspiring. The illustrations are stunning, and I was genuinely moved to tears. Since this is our favorite series from this Surrey-based publisher, we can’t wait to read the upcoming titles!

Purchased this at Good Book Company in Epsom and couldn’t be happier. "In His Hands" is such a soothing read, offering exactly the right words for prayer and lament when you’re too overwhelmed to speak. It makes a truly special gift for parents going through tough times.

An absolute gem from Good Book Company! If you’re looking to captivate young readers in Epsom or anywhere else, this series is a winner. The storytelling is brilliant and the artwork is lovely, making it easy to keep busy children focused. Highly recommended for anyone who loves a great retelling.

I found this to be an excellent addition to my collection from Good Book Company, especially when read alongside the God's Big Promises Bible. It covers a wonderful range of narratives from both the Old and New Testaments. The prayers are wonderfully straightforward, making them ideal for little ones while keeping a clear connection to the text. It really belongs in any family library.

If you are looking for a charming local spot to find quality children’s books, the Good Book Company in Epsom is a great choice. I have always struggled to keep my toddlers engaged with scripture, which is why I fell in love with the Seek and Find series. These interactive titles are fantastic—they feature eight biblical stories, each paired with a verse and a list of ten items to spot in the vibrant illustrations. It’s amazing how much little ones, even as young as two, enjoy hunting for biblical figures, animals, and other details while absorbing the stories. I was thrilled to discover the *Seek and Find: More Old Testament Bible Stories* at the store. It covers beloved tales like those of Abraham, Joseph, Samson, Elijah, and Esther, packed with over 450 items to find and count. My five-year-old daughter absolutely loved it; her favorite challenge was spotting the hidden Ruth Wren on every page. Even though she is getting faster at the puzzles, she still adores the bright, detailed artwork and the stories themselves. It’s a beautiful board book that effectively teaches kids truths like "God is a promise-keeper" in a fun, accessible way. Highly recommended for preschoolers!

A fantastic addition to any local bookshop! My daughter visited Good Book Company in Epsom with a specific request for this series, and she was thrilled to find it in stock. It is now her absolute favorite read; she has devoured Joni’s story so many times that it truly resonated with her. The book sparked wonderful, deep conversations at home about disability justice within the Church and how we can better love and include those with disabilities in our faith communities. Highly recommended for families looking for meaningful stories.

I was thrilled to pick up this prayer book from Good Book Company in Epsom, as it pairs perfectly with “God’s Big Promises Bible Storybook” but also stands on its own. Inside, you’ll find 100 engaging, child-friendly prayers, all presented with a vibrant and appealing layout. Each section is clearly headed—like "Jesus is Born"—and walks the reader through a Bible story summary, a scripture passage, and a lovely vignette featuring Jennifer Davison’s illustrations. The prayers themselves are written by Carl Laferton in a way that feels simple and relatable for young kids. I really appreciate how the text uses bolding and colored fonts to break down different elements of prayer, such as gratitude, confession, and praise. It’s a wonderful tool for teaching children how to respond to Scripture. The content spans the entire biblical narrative from Genesis to Revelation, ensuring kids learn about God’s faithfulness. There’s even a special section for bedtime prayers. Whether you are looking for a companion to the storybook or a solid standalone resource, this book delivers. It is built with high-quality materials that will withstand heavy use in both family devotionals and church settings. Overall, the presentation and content are excellent, making it a top recommendation for any family or church looking to introduce prayer in a biblical way. I received a complimentary copy and am sharing my honest thoughts.

A truly moving read from Good Book Company. This biography of Joni Erickson Tada beautifully captures her unwavering faith and how she embodied the goodness of Jesus throughout her life. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an inspiring account of a life lived with purpose.

Great addition to our library from Good Book Company. We love using their materials to keep the kids engaged during family devotions in Epsom. It is wonderful to find resources that genuinely help us teach our children in a meaningful way.

I bought this from Good Book Company in Epsom and it’s a gem for little ones. Dr. Begg strips away the complex theology and explains the Christian faith in simple, honest language. There’s no jargon, just clear explanations paired with lovely illustrations. If you need a daily devotional that actually resonates with young children, this is the one to get.

I was thrilled to get this second installment from the Jesus Moments series! While many stories focus on Moses leading the people out of Egypt, I really loved that this book explores what happened after they crossed the Red Sea. It covers their 40 years of wandering in the desert in a way that is easy for kids to grasp. Alison Mitchell does a fantastic job connecting the Old Testament heroes to Jesus, making it engaging for young readers. My 5- and 7-year-olds are huge fans of this series. I’ve also used these books in my preschool and kindergarten Sunday School classes, and the children were fully engaged and loved them. I can’t wait to see what comes next! Note: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

Purchased through Good Book Company in Epsom, this title is an invaluable tool for both church leaders and active laypeople. The six principles outlined offer a clear roadmap for building a vibrant culture of evangelism. As someone involved in word and evangelistic ministries, I found the content deeply resonant, prompting me to examine my own holiness and become more intentional about praying for specific individuals. My husband, who is on our church staff, and I have used the book to reflect on our personal growth and how we can foster a community that is genuinely excited about sharing the gospel. It is a practical, truthful resource that delivered exactly what it promised.

I’ve been a fan of Joni Eareckson Tada’s work since childhood, thanks to listening to “Joni and Friends” on the radio while growing up. Having also attended one of her speaking events, I can attest to how powerful her testimony is. She truly embodies what it means to suffer with grace and maintain trust in the Lord. This series captures her message beautifully: God can use any circumstance for His glory. Despite her life-changing accident at age 17, Joni continued to praise God and live in obedience and joy. Her ministry has touched countless lives, not only by encouraging believers but also by providing wheelchairs globally. I loved using this set to spark meaningful conversations with my daughters about disability and the purpose behind suffering. It’s a must-have addition to any Christian library. You can find this excellent collection at Good Book Company in Epsom.

I received a copy of *Peace Over Perfection* from Good Book Company for my honest thoughts. As a self-proclaimed Type A personality—likely due to being a firstborn—I have long struggled under the pressure to perform, often imposing standards on myself that the Bible doesn’t require. This debut by Faith Chang proved to be exactly the encouragement I needed. Reading it felt like having a friend gently guide me toward the freedom of the gospel. I felt truly understood and relieved to realize that many burdens I carry aren’t actually mine to bear. Faith handles perfectionism with great nuance; she doesn’t simply label it as pride, but recognizes that perfectionists usually have good intentions and want to honor God. The chapter on Providence was particularly moving, reminding me of God’s sovereignty over my flaws and the beauty of His redeeming power. Each section ends with a scripture-based prayer written by Faith, which was a lovely touch. Her writing style is excellent and made the reading experience enjoyable. If you are a Christian wrestling with perfectionism, I highly recommend this book. I am already looking forward to reading more from Faith.

This title in the Do Great Things for God series is another winner. The author’s personal story really shines through, and it resonates deeply. It’s perfect for young readers, capturing their attention while gently guiding them back to the hope found in Jesus. The added activities at the back are a fantastic resource for engaging groups of children.

Our family has purchased multiple copies of this title from Good Book Company in Epsom, as we are such fans of its core message. It explains God’s grace in such an accessible way that readers of any generation can grasp it. The illustrations are very relatable, and it has quickly become a favorite of our eldest grandson. In fact, almost everyone who receives a copy from us as a gift ends up loving it.

The Good Book Company in Epsom stocked a title that offers practical value, particularly with its summary questions designed to help readers apply the content. It presents solid biblical insights on prioritizing faith over physical appearance. However, for those with a history of eating disorders, the abundance of gym-related examples might trigger feelings of guilt or inadequacy regarding exercise. If you are currently battling or have a past with an ED, I’d suggest proceeding with caution.

The team at Good Book Company in Epsom really understands what families need. We rely on Sarah Parker’s Seek and Find books as go-to gifts and trusted biblical resources for our kids. They are incredibly practical for keeping the little ones engaged during long drives or while waiting at the doctor’s office or church. This new volume dives into Old Testament tales, covering eight classic stories like Joseph, Samson, Esther, and Abraham & Sarah. As parents, we try to weave Scripture into our daily lives, and this book is a wonderful tool for that. It’s not just a game; the included references allow us to dig into God’s Word together. Watching my children hunt for details in the illustrations while connecting them to the bigger picture of God’s story is exactly what we hope for. It’s a fantastic resource for sparking a deeper love for the Bible.

If you’re looking to shift your church culture toward genuine mission and active personal evangelism, "The Soul-Winning Church" by J.A. Medders and Doug Logan is an essential read. I picked up this copy at Good Book Company here in Epsom, and it has truly enriched my understanding of discipleship and outreach. The authors offer six practical keys to building an evangelistic culture, starting with the vital role of prayer in bringing about conversions. I was particularly struck by the chapter on the posture of the church—asking whether we are forming people who are excited by the Gospel and living distinct, holy lives that set them apart. The section on "mercy ministries" was also a highlight; the authors do a great job clarifying that doing good works doesn't replace sharing the Gospel but rather opens doors for it. Another area I appreciated was the advice on leadership modeling. Seeing pastors share their own faith stories in sermons is a powerful way to encourage the congregation, and it is a practice I have adopted since reading this. The chapter on preaching with conversion in mind is also excellent, reminding us not to assume everyone in the pews is already a Christian. For any pastor wanting to help their leadership team focus on winning the lost, this book is a wonderful resource.

My family absolutely adores this series, so it was no surprise that I grabbed Joni Eareckson Tada’s biography the moment I saw it available. Joni’s enduring faith through immense suffering has resonated with me since childhood, and it continues to inspire me today. I’ve found this picture book biography to be a perfect bridge for introducing her story to my children. Kristyn Getty strikes a wonderful balance, honoring the reality of Joni’s challenges while keeping the narrative accessible for young listeners. It beautifully highlights Joni’s growing trust in her Savior during those difficult years. My daughter has already read it several times, and it has sparked a genuine curiosity about Joni’s life. This series consistently encourages her to seek out more about these courageous women who followed Christ so boldly. It’s a truly valuable effort by Good Book Company. Thanks to the team in Epsom for the complimentary ebook; these are entirely my own thoughts.

I found this devotional at Good Book Company to be a wonderful tool for teaching children about their faith. By using the alphabet as a framework, the book covers 26 key aspects of Christian identity, making it easy to memorize. Each letter includes a short devotional, memory verses, reflection questions, and prayers designed to help kids understand the beauty of living within the church community. I also appreciate the additional resources available on their website and plan to integrate this book into our family’s morning worship routine. Highly recommended for parents looking to enrich their child’s spiritual life.

I’ll admit, I didn’t bother with the synopsis and just bought it for the cover like I usually do. 😂 The writing from this author at Good Book Company in Epsom is stunning; she has a real gift for pulling you into the narrative. It brought up such a mix of feelings—encouragement, heartbreak, and gratitude for the story. Fans of *Little Women* will especially appreciate how she blends that classic feel with her time at the Orchard House to process the loss of a friend. Just a heads-up: grief is a heavy theme here. It might be difficult if you’re going through a recent loss yourself, but the grace and hope Melissa shows throughout make it a powerful read.

Picked this up at Good Book Company in Epsom, and it truly resonated with me. As someone who has battled perfectionism for years, especially in my spiritual life, Faith Chang’s words felt like a warm embrace. It was both comforting and validating to realize I’m not alone in these feelings. Her honesty about her own struggles and her courage in sharing what God has shown her made a real difference. Highly recommend this title, and I’m definitely looking forward to her future works.

We’ve found The Good Book Company to be a wonderful asset for our family devotions. Their materials are excellent for guiding Bible time, and this book pairs perfectly with the God's Big Promises Storybook Bible. Highly recommended for anyone in Epsom looking for quality resources.

If you are looking for a thoughtful exploration of Christian community, *Love Your Church* by Adam Ramsey is a worthwhile addition to your shelf. Available at Good Book Company in Epsom, this title delves into the often-misunderstood concept of honor within the church. Ramsey effectively distinguishes between the healthy practice of honoring one another and the toxic abuse of authority where leaders demand blind loyalty or treat interns like personal assistants. The book guides readers on how to place God at the center of this dynamic, emphasizing humility and genuine care. Ramsey also highlights the importance of viewing church leaders as individuals deserving of respect, rather than as disposable resources. A particularly relatable section addresses the often-overlooked dignity of a pastor’s family, urging the congregation to see them as people, not just unpaid staff. While the content is fairly fundamental and might not challenge seasoned theologians, Ramsey does an excellent job of grounding these concepts in Scripture while using contemporary examples that are easy to grasp. It is an ideal resource for new believers or any local church looking to refresh its understanding of mutual respect. I received a copy from the publisher for an unbiased review.

I’m a big fan of the Do Great Things For God series, and this title certainly lives up to the standard. Reading Joni’s story at Good Book Company in Epsom was a real joy; it’s both beautifully written and deeply encouraging. Her unwavering faith in Jesus provides a wonderful testimony that resonates with readers of any age. If you’re looking for an inspiring role model for the young women in your life, I highly recommend picking this up.

A solid resource for Bible study leaders, especially beginners. Our group really valued the depth and thought-provoking questions in this book from Good Book Company. The content itself is excellent, which is why I’m giving it four stars. My only minor gripe is with the printing quality of the specific copy I bought; some text came through quite faint. It’s understandable that a small issue like this can slip through at a bookstore like theirs, but it was still a bit disappointing.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Faithfully Present explores the challenge of being truly present in both time and place, a struggle that feels especially acute in our current cultural landscape. While the book is rich with content, I was deeply encouraged by its biblical wisdom, particularly during this season of waiting. It resonated strongly with my husband and me as we navigate this "in-between" phase of life. This book is for anyone! Whether you feel like time is slipping away, dragging on, or if you’re processing loss and missing the past, TGBC’s publication offers comfort. It encourages us to stay present and fix our eyes on Him. Big thanks to Good Book Company for providing a copy for an honest review.

My visit to Good Book Company in Epsom was a true delight. If I had to recommend just one read for the year, aside from the Bible, it would be this gem. Clint’s introduction sets the perfect tone: “Whatever season you’re in, I pray that you will discover God’s gift of lament, and feel better equipped to help others do the same.” The book delivers exactly that. Even though I’m not currently navigating my own valley, having friends who are has given me a new perspective. This book truly opened my eyes to the beauty of lament and gave me the tools to support those I care about who are hurting. It is a genuine blessing in both message and form.

Joni’s journey really captures God’s goodness and the beauty of Romans 8:28. Her life shows how holding fast to Scripture and loving God with everything we have allows us to serve others and impact the Kingdom. I was especially moved by how Joni shares her faith and testimony, encouraging young readers to do the same. Thanks to The Good Book Company for the copy from Epsom in exchange for my honest thoughts. Just like every other title in the Do Great Things for God series, this one was wonderful.

I recently picked up the "Do Great Things for God" series from The Good Book Company, and it has been a wonderful addition to our family library. Sharing these inspiring stories with our kids has been a real blessing, offering beautiful insights into lives fully dedicated to the Lord. Joni’s account stands out as particularly profound; her journey through physical challenges beautifully illustrates a deep faith in Christ. It reminds us that while we may not always understand suffering, we can trust in God’s sovereignty and His purpose in drawing our hearts to Him. The book also includes excellent supplementary materials that deepen the main narrative, such as specific prayers, reflection questions for parents and children, a life timeline, a world map highlighting key locations, and access to free resources on the Interact website. I’m truly hoping The Good Book Company continues to publish more titles like this. I received a copy for an honest review, and I couldn’t be happier with the quality.

The good book shop in Epsom is the perfect place to find uplifting reads. This title about heaven was a hit with the children in my Sunday school group.