InterVarsity Press

Publisher of thoughtful Christian books for the university, the church, and the world since 1947. #ReadIVP

[Adriel Sanchez @AdrielTweets]

Today is the official “release day” for my book, Why We Worship: Experiencing Heaven on Earth at Church. I pray it brings glory to God, and blesses those who read it. @ivpress @solamediaorg

[Carmen Joy Imes @carmenjoyimes]

Calling all fans of @ivpress!

[Jody Jensen Shaffer @jodywrites4kids]

Happy to share my next project, Putting on My Jesus Shirt! Out Jan 26!

Preorder https://t.co/urj6jipidF

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Before we can draw conclusions about evangelicalism, we need to dig into its multilayered past—and the role women have played in its history.

🎙️ In this episode of Hear Women, @eng_Scrptr welcomes @kkdumez, professor, historian, and the bestselling author of Jesus and John Wayne and her newest release, Live Laugh Love. Du Mez brings her expertise in history, gender, and evangelical culture to a conversation about the complex and often hidden world of Christian women in America.

Available now on your favorite podcast platform.

[Jeremy Treat @JeremyTreat5]

Look what just came in the mail!

It releases Oct 20, but you can pre-order it here: https://t.co/MZ1gkFwGdM

[Ken Shigematsu @KenShigematsu]

We may be rooted in God, but we don't always get it right. Sometimes our Christian brothers and sisters need to be the compassionate face of God to us, something I recently discussed with Jay Y. Kim as part of @ivpress's Digital Examen mini-series: https://t.co/eL1uicOw9m

[Terence Lester, Ph.D. @imTerenceLester]

My book is headed to Brooklyn, NY! 🙌🏾

I’m grateful that my latest book, From Dropout to Doctorate, has made the official CultureCon 2026 bookstore, powered by Literature & Libations.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Sunday at 11 a.m. remains America's most segregated hour—but healing won't happen in the pews alone.

When advocacy for justice doesn't lead to relationship, and when diversity is performative rather than embodied, true multiethnicity remains elusive.

It's not enough to have a diverse-looking church if we live separate lives the rest of the week.

'Embodying God's Multiethnic Kingdom' by Nathan Walton gives an accessible framework for living out reconciliation in our daily rhythms. Out everywhere tomorrow!

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Why did God create us sexual if we don’t have sex?

Greg Coles and Julia Hedjuk join The Hole in My Heart podcast to discuss their forthcoming book, 'Sexuality Beyond Sex.'

This conversation helps us understand why God created us as sexual creatures—whether God calls us to marriage or singleness.

Listen:
https://t.co/1qNIPP9a7s

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

A deep life is incongruent with a fast life. We cannot move quickly and live deeply at the same time.

Do you long for depth? That's what 'The Pace of Peace' by @jaykimthinks is all about: living a life that's deep, meaningful, significant, and full.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

The path to healing can begin with one small yet essential step: confession. But how do we find the courage to be truly seen in the process?

🎙️ In this episode of The Digital Examen’s five-part miniseries, Jay Y. Kim welcomes @ErickaAndersen, journalist and author of 'Freely Sober,' for a vulnerable conversation about addiction, secrecy, and the freedom that blossoms from honest confession.

Available now on your favorite podcast platform.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

The evangelical church's obsession with power is costing its evangelism.

🎙️ In this episode of The Disrupters, host Caleb Campbell welcomes @profrah.

Together they explore the relationship between evangelicalism, power, and cultural influence. Rah reflects on the church's pursuit of certainty, success, and dominance, challenging listeners to consider how triumphalism can undermine both evangelism and discipleship. In a culture focused on winning arguments, Rah points to faithful witness shaped by humility, lament, and the gospel of Jesus.

Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.
@DisarmingL

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

✨ That new book feeling 💫

➡️ Through his life and ministry, pastor Tommy Nixon shows how the tension between extremes isn't a place to flee but a place to grow.

In 'Embrace the Tension,' he offers a pathway called the "Radical Middle" for those feeling untethered in today's divisive landscape. Not to hide from the hard questions, but to meet them with courage, clarity, and compassion.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Greg Jao has been named president and publisher of InterVarsity Press, succeeding Terumi Echols, who is retiring after leading IVP for the past five years.

Jao will guide the strategic direction of IVP as it heads into its 80th year as an award-winning Christian publisher that was founded as part of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in 1947.

Read more:
https://t.co/ZWim17rarD

[Jay Y. Kim @jaykimthinks]

Thanks to the many who’ve sent such kind, encouraging words about The Pace of Peace. This book is an invitation for the exhausted, weary, and burdened, to begin living life at the speed of communion with God. I hope you find it helpful. If you do, share it with a friend.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Accommodation evangelism adapts the gospel message to the audience's needs and context while preserving the gospel’s integrity.

Drawing on insights from twenty-three years of effective ministry, pastor Jae Hoon Lee shares this form of evangelism in 'The Call to Contexualize.'

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Throughout Scripture—and today—we see God's Spirit moving through women.

🎙️ In this episode of Hear Women, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young, Tara Beth Leach, and Nijay Gupta look back on standout moments this season and discuss our ever-changing and unpredictable cultural moment. Rather than adding to online debates, they focus on what the church can learn by listening to and highlighting women’s giftings, grit, and unique leadership.

Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

What if being wrong isn't the worst thing for your faith?

Spiritual platitudes, easy answers, and rigid expressions of belief often cannot bear the weight of life's real questions.

For those whose experience has been shaped by black-and-white certainty or narrow church cultures, Kristin Mockler Young invites you to shift from a faith of pressure, judgmentalism, and conformity to one of curiosity, exploration, and freedom.

Preorder 'The Other Side of Certainty' today.

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

What should Christians do with power, and what if we’ve misunderstood it all along?

Season 7 of The Disrupters is hosted by Caleb Campbell. Every episode promises honest conversations that push the church to rethink the ways it chases influence, security, justice, and above all—power.

Guests this season include Soong-Chan Rah, Mae Elise Cannon, Alexia Salvatierra, Jonathan Walton, Amy Williams, Malcolm Foley, Margaret Bronson, and more.

Launching September 16. Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform:
https://t.co/rqLr9Y9EwU

[InterVarsity Press @ivpress]

Jesus understands that new can be scary. ❤️

'Doing Something New' is a prayer that offers children language to pray in times of change or stress. 🚌 🎒 ✏️ 🍎

Rooted in the promises of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:3-10, this book by Mitali Perkins provides comfort and reassurance that everything matters to Jesus.