Books
Jordan's books are written to help you grow and mature in your faith, think critically about Scripture, and live out the Gospel with confidence and clarity. Whether you're exploring the supremacy of Christ, pursuing spiritual maturity, or simply seeking encouragement for the journey, these resources are designed to challenge, equip, and inspire. Dive in - and let God’s Word transform your walk and your world!
Unfailing Love
A Devotional on Hosea
God told a prophet to marry a woman He knew would be unfaithful.
That is the scandalous beginning of Hosea — and it is the most vivid picture of God's love for His people found anywhere in Scripture. Hosea's broken marriage was not incidental to his ministry. It was his ministry. Every heartbreak he experienced became a window into the heartbreak of God over a nation that had chased other gods and walked away from the One who loved them most.
In Unfailing Love, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through the book of Hosea, uncovering the raw, relentless, pursuing love of God — a love that disciplines because it cares, that calls the wayward back because it will not let go, and that promises restoration even in the middle of judgment.
This devotional explores:
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Why God commanded Hosea to pursue Gomer — and what it reveals about His pursuit of us
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The spiritual adultery Israel committed and how it mirrors the idols we chase today
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How God's love and God's holiness are not in conflict — they are inseparable
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The tender promise of Hosea 2 — God calling His people back into the wilderness to speak to their hearts
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What it means to "know the Lord" — the deepest longing of the book of Hosea
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The breathtaking grace of Hosea 14 — a God who heals, loves freely, and turns away His anger
Hosea is not a comfortable book. But it is one of the most beautiful. If you have ever wandered from God and wondered whether He still wants you, this book is for you.
"I will heal their waywardness and love them freely, for my anger has turned away from them." Hosea 14:4
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Harvesting God’s Promises A Devotional on Joel
The crops are gone. The land is stripped bare. And God says: return to me.
The book of Joel opens with a catastrophe — a locust plague so total it has wiped out everything. But Joel does not call the people to despair. He calls them to repentance. And what follows is one of the most stunning reversals in all of Scripture — a God who restores the years the locusts have eaten and pours out His Spirit on all flesh.
In Harvesting God's Promises, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through Joel's short but powerful prophecy, showing why this ancient book speaks with urgency to every generation — including ours.
This devotional explores:
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What the locust plague reveals about God's call to wake up and pay attention
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The meaning of Joel's famous call to "rend your heart and not your garments"
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Why God's promise to restore what was lost is one of the most personal in all of Scripture
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The Day of the Lord — its terror and its hope
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The Pentecost connection: how Joel 2 is the key to understanding Acts 2
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What it means to live as people who have received the outpouring of the Holy Spirit
Joel is one of the shortest books in the Old Testament — but its message is enormous. If you have ever walked through a season of loss and wondered whether God could restore what was taken, this book is for you.
"I will repay you for the years the locusts have eaten." Joel 2:25
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A Call to Holiness: A Devotional on Amos
Amos was not a professional prophet. He was a shepherd and a fig farmer — until God called him to stand in the royal courts of Israel and declare that judgment was coming.
The people of Israel in Amos' day were prosperous, religious, and thoroughly corrupt. They offered sacrifices and attended festivals while exploiting the poor, perverting justice, and living in self-indulgent luxury. And God was not silent. Through Amos, He roared from Zion — calling His people back to justice, righteousness, and the fear of the Lord.
In "A Call to Holiness", Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through the book of Amos, showing why this eighth-century prophet speaks with prophetic clarity to the church today.
This devotional explores:
- Why God rejects religious activity that is disconnected from righteous living
- Amos' thundering oracles against the surrounding nations — and against Israel itself
- What it means to "let justice roll on like a river" — and why it matters for believers
- The five visions of Amos and what they reveal about God's patient warnings before judgment
- The stunning promise at the end of Amos — a restored people in a renewed creation
- How to apply Amos' call for justice and holiness to everyday Christian life
Amos is uncomfortable. He is supposed to be. But underneath the weight of his words is a God who disciplines because He loves — and who promises restoration to all who return to Him.
"Let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!" Amos 5:24
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Swallowed by Grace
A Devotional on Jonah
Jonah didn't want to go. And honestly, we understand him.
God told Jonah to preach to Nineveh — the brutal, bloodthirsty capital of the Assyrian Empire. The enemies of Israel. The people who deserved judgment. And Jonah ran in the opposite direction as fast as a ship could carry him.
What follows is one of the most honest, darkly funny, and spiritually convicting stories in all of Scripture — a story not just about a fish, but about the grace of a God who pursues reluctant prophets, saves pagan sailors, spares wicked cities, and refuses to let His messengers off the hook.
In Swallowed by Grace, Pastor Jordan Muck walks through every chapter of Jonah with pastoral honesty and gospel clarity. This is not a children's story. It is a searching examination of what happens when we try to run from the call of God — and the grace that meets us even at the bottom of the sea.
This devotional explores:
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Why Jonah ran — and why we run from the same kinds of calls
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The prayer from inside the fish — one of the most stunning psalms in Scripture
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What the repentance of Nineveh reveals about the reach of God's mercy
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Jonah's anger at God's grace — and why it mirrors our own hearts more than we'd like to admit
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The unanswered question at the end of the book — and what God is asking you
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What Jonah's story reveals about Jesus, who was "three days and three nights in the heart of the earth"
"But to Jonah this seemed very wrong, and he became angry." Jonah 4:1
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Divine Decibels: Amplifying Micah's Call in Your Daily Walk
A Devotional on Micah
In a world of noise, God's voice still cuts through — and Micah heard it clearly.
Micah was a rural prophet from a small town who brought a thundering message to the powerful centers of Israel and Judah. His words exposed corruption in high places, condemned leaders who exploited the poor, and announced the coming judgment of God. But Micah also carried some of the most tender and hope-filled promises in all of the Old Testament — including the prophecy that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem.
In Divine Decibels, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through the book of Micah, amplifying this ancient prophet's voice for the daily walk of the modern believer.
This devotional explores:
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Micah's devastating indictment of corrupt leaders and false prophets — and what it means for us
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The Bethlehem prophecy: how Micah pointed to Jesus 700 years before His birth
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God's "lawsuit" against His people — and the grace hidden inside the judgment
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The famous call of Micah 6:8: to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God
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What restoration looks like for a people who have failed — and a God who does not give up
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How Micah's vision of swords becoming plowshares points to the ultimate peace of Christ's kingdom
Micah 6:8 is one of the most quoted verses in the Bible. But it means so much more when you read it in context — when you see what God has done, what He requires, and what He promises to those who return to Him.
"He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God." Micah 6:8
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Whispers in the Whirlwind: Devotions from Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah
Three prophets. Three crises. One God who is sovereign over all of it.
Whispers in the Whirlwind brings together devotionals on three of the most overlooked books in the Old Testament — Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah — and shows why their voices still speak with startling relevance to believers today.
Nahum declares the end of Nineveh — the same city Jonah reluctantly saved. A century later, the repentance is long gone, and God's patience has run out. Nahum is a book about the justice of God against unrepentant evil, and the comfort that comes from knowing that no power on earth escapes His notice.
Habakkuk is unlike any other prophetic book. It is not a sermon delivered to the people — it is an argument with God. Habakkuk looks at the violence and injustice around him and cries out: Why aren't you doing anything? God's answer is not what he expected. And the faith Habakkuk arrives at by the end of chapter 3 is one of the most profound statements of trust in all of Scripture.
Zephaniah announces the great and terrible Day of the Lord — a sweeping judgment that will reach every nation and every corner of the earth. But hidden inside Zephaniah's warning is a breathtaking promise: God will rejoice over His restored people with singing.
Together, these three prophets ask the hardest questions faith can ask — and find God faithful in the middle of the storm.
"The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. He will take great delight in you; in his love he will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with singing." Zephaniah 3:17
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Restoration's Promise: Constructing Spiritual Renewal
A Journey Through Obadiah and Haggai
Two short books. Two enormous themes. One God who judges, restores, and rebuilds.
This volume brings together two devotionals on two of the least-read books in the Old Testament — and shows why both are worth your time.
Restoration's Promise: A Journey Through Obadiah
Obadiah is the shortest book in the Old Testament — just 21 verses — but its message lands hard. Written against the nation of Edom, who stood by and celebrated while Jerusalem fell, Obadiah declares that pride goes before destruction and that God sees everything. But the book does not end in judgment. It ends with a vision of restoration: the kingdom will be the Lord's.
The Blueprint: Constructing Spiritual Renewal — A Devotional on Haggai
Haggai speaks to a people who came home from exile and stopped building. Life got comfortable. Priorities shifted. The temple sat unfinished while their own houses were paneled and full. Through Haggai, God calls His people back to what matters most — and promises that the glory of what He is building will far exceed anything they could imagine.
Together, these two devotionals ask the same question: What are you building, and who are you building it for?
"'The glory of this present house will be greater than the glory of the former house,' says the Lord Almighty." Haggai 2:9
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Zechariah's Tapestry: Weaving Threads of Restoration and Redemption
(a devotional on Zechariah)
Zechariah is one of the most visionary — and most messianic — books in the entire Old Testament.
Written to a people who had returned from exile and were struggling to rebuild, Zechariah's prophecies did not just address their present discouragement. They pulled back the curtain on the future: a coming King who would enter Jerusalem on a donkey, who would be pierced by those He came to save, whose blood would open a fountain of cleansing for sin, and who would one day stand on the Mount of Olives and reign as King over all the earth.
The New Testament quotes Zechariah more than almost any other Old Testament prophet. The threads he wove run through the Gospels, the book of Revelation, and the heart of the Christian hope.
In Zechariah's Tapestry, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through this rich and complex book, making its visions and prophecies accessible to everyday readers while revealing their breathtaking connection to Jesus Christ.
This devotional explores:
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Zechariah's eight night visions and what they promised to a discouraged people
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The symbolic crowning of Joshua the high priest — and what it points to in Christ
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The prophecy of the triumphal entry: "See, your king comes to you, riding on a donkey"
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The thirty pieces of silver and the piercing of the one they mourned
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The final battles and the ultimate reign of the Lord over all nations
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How Zechariah's restored Jerusalem points forward to the New Jerusalem of Revelation
Zechariah is a tapestry — complex up close, magnificent when you step back. This devotional is your guide to seeing the whole picture.
"Rejoice greatly, Daughter Zion! Shout, Daughter Jerusalem! See, your king comes to you, righteous and victorious, lowly and riding on a donkey." Zechariah 9:9
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Heart’s Cry - Embracing God’s Love and Restoration
A Devotional on Malachi
Four hundred years of silence were about to begin. But before they did, God had one more thing to say.
Malachi is the last book of the Old Testament — the final word before four centuries pass with no prophet, no new word from God, until a voice cries in the wilderness and a Son steps into the Jordan River. And what God chose to say at the end of the Old Testament is both a confrontation and an invitation.
The people of Malachi's day were going through the motions. They were bringing blemished offerings, divorcing their wives carelessly, robbing God in their tithes, and questioning whether following Him was even worth it. And God — rather than simply pronouncing judgment — begins by saying: I have loved you.
In Heart's Cry, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through Malachi, showing how God's final Old Testament message is both a mirror and a mercy — exposing the coldness that creeps into religious hearts while holding out the warmth of a love that has not given up.
This devotional explores:
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The opening declaration: "I have loved you" — and what it means when we don't feel it
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God's dispute with His people over halfhearted worship and blemished offerings
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The call to return in tithing — and the extraordinary promise attached to it
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God's heart for the covenant of marriage and what Malachi says to families
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The promise of Elijah's return — and how John the Baptist fulfilled it
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The "Sun of Righteousness" rising with healing in its wings: Malachi's final hope
Heart's Cry is the final heartbeat of the Old Testament. And it points straight to Jesus.
"But for you who revere my name, the sun of righteousness will rise with healing in its rays." Malachi 4:2
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Beyond the Veil: Discovering the Depths of Christ's Sufficiency in the book of Hebrews
Beyond the Veil is an in-depth exploration of the book of Hebrews, unraveling its rich theological insights and timeless relevance for today’s believers. With a focus on Christ's unmatched superiority, the book looks into the profound themes of faith, perseverance, and the transformative power of the Gospel.
Through careful exegesis, practical application, and pastoral wisdom, readers are encouraged to fully embrace the sufficiency of Christ in their lives. Whether you are a seasoned theologian or a curious seeker, this book will inspire you to mature in your understanding of Scripture and live out your faith with renewed conviction.
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Jesus in the Real World (A Devotional on James)
Faith without works is dead. But what does living faith actually look like on a Monday morning?
In Jesus in the Real World, Pastor Jordan Muck takes readers through the entire book of James — verse by verse — uncovering one of the most practical letters in the entire New Testament. James pulls no punches. He confronts shallow Christianity and calls believers to a faith that is visible, active, and transformative.
This devotional explores:
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Why trials are gifts in disguise — and how to find joy in them
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How to ask God for wisdom and actually receive it
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The staggering power of the tongue — and how to tame it
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What true humility looks like in a world obsessed with self-promotion
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Why faith without action is not really faith at all
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How to pray with confidence, care for the vulnerable, and persevere to the end
Each reflection walks through a passage of James with clear teaching, honest application, and a personal challenge to live differently. This is not a book for comfortable Christianity — it is a book for disciples who want their faith to mean something.
"What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds?" James 2:14
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150 Days: Praying the Psalms
The book of Psalms is a remarkable collection of prayers, songs, and meditations that have been cherished for centuries. In every verse, the Psalms echo the raw emotions of life - joy, sorrow, praise, and lament - while drawing us closer to the heart of God. This book invites you to embark on a 150-day journey, walking through each psalm with intentionality, reflection, and prayer.
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Scripture Over Tradition: A Biblical Response to Catholic Beliefs
(free book – link just for .pdf download) - In Scripture Over Tradition: A Biblical Response to Catholic Beliefs, readers are invited to explore the differences between traditional Catholic teachings and the clear truths found in God’s Word. This book carefully examines key Catholic doctrines—such as apostolic succession, infant baptism, Mary, purgatory, the saints, the sacraments, and the authority of the pope—and compares them to the teachings of the Bible. Designed to guide both Catholics and Protestants, this resource offers biblically-based answers to common questions about grace, salvation, justification, confession, and the role of the Church.
Whether you are seeking to understand your faith more deeply or share the gospel with Catholic friends and loved ones, Scripture Over Tradition provides the clarity and truth needed to navigate these important topics. With compassion and conviction, this book calls believers away from the weight of religious traditions and into the freedom of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Ultimately, it seeks to bring Catholics to a saving faith in Christ alone, equip believers to engage in meaningful conversations, and lead hearts away from the error of man-made doctrines to the simplicity of following Jesus as Lord and Savior.
I Will Wait for You: Understanding the Book of Revelation
The book of Revelation is not a puzzle to decode — it is a portrait of Jesus Christ, the risen and returning King.
In I Will Wait for You, Pastor Jordan Muck guides readers through every chapter of Revelation with clarity, pastoral warmth, and careful attention to the text. Rather than anchoring to one end-times camp, this book presents a fair-minded, Christ-centered walk through Revelation that takes Scripture seriously and holds secondary debates with humility.
You will discover: why Revelation was written as a letter of comfort, not confusion; how to interpret apocalyptic imagery using Scripture itself; what the seven churches reveal about the condition of the modern church; how the seals, trumpets, and bowls point to God's sovereign justice; what the millennium, the beast, and Babylon actually represent; and the breathtaking hope of the new heaven and new earth.
Whether you are a first-time reader of Revelation or a seasoned student of Scripture, this book will strengthen your faith, sharpen your understanding, and fill you with confident hope for the day when Christ returns.
For anyone seeking to understand God's ultimate plan, rejoice in Christ's victory, and live with eternal hope — this is your guide.
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Smoke & Sunlight: Seeing Clearly Through the
Vapor of Life
Life is fleeting, confusing, and often feels meaningless - yet Solomon’s words in Ecclesiastes reveal a path to clarity and purpose. In Smoke & Sunlight, Jordan Muck guides readers through the wisdom of Solomon, showing how to fear God, trust His sovereignty, embrace life’s gifts with joy, practice courageous generosity, and live with eternal perspective. Rooted in the gospel, this book points to Jesus as the ultimate source of wisdom, hope, and lasting joy, inviting readers to see clearly, live faithfully, and rejoice fully, even amid the vapor of life.
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Go. Eat. Pop. Corn:
A Walk through the Books of Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians
Go. Galatians calls us to walk in freedom — freed from the law, freed from sin, and freed to live by the Spirit.
Eat. Ephesians invites us to feast on the riches of our identity in Christ — chosen, adopted, sealed, and sent.
Pop. Philippians overflows with joy — written from a prison cell by a man who had found the secret of contentment in every circumstance.
Corn. Colossians fixes our eyes on the supremacy of Christ — the one in whom the fullness of the Godhead dwells and in whom we are complete.
In Go. Eat. Pop. Corn., Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through four of Paul's most beloved letters, weaving together theology and practical life in a devotional format that is both accessible and rich. These four books share a common thread: in Christ alone, we have everything we need.
This devotional explores:
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The gospel of grace in Galatians and the danger of adding works to faith
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The breathtaking spiritual blessings Paul unpacks in Ephesians 1
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What it means to "put on the full armor of God" for daily life
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How to rejoice always — even when circumstances say otherwise
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The preeminent glory of Jesus Christ as revealed in Colossians
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Paul's vision for the Christ-centered home, workplace, and church
Whether you read all four letters together or one at a time, this devotional will ground you in the gospel and lift your eyes to the risen Christ who is your life.
"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." Philippians 1:21
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Romans Made Simple: Being Set Apart for the Gospel of God
Romans Made Simple is a Christ-centered, devotional-style guide that walks readers through one of Scripture’s most theologically rich books. It unpacks Romans section by section, tracing the gospel from the depth of human sin to the height of God’s saving grace in Jesus Christ—covering justification by faith, union with Christ, freedom from sin, life in the Spirit, God’s sovereign purposes, and the call to live as a living sacrifice.
Each section moves beyond knowledge into transformation, helping readers see Christ clearly, examine their hearts honestly, and respond faithfully through practical application, gospel-centered reflection, and guided prayer.
Whether you are new to Romans or well-versed in its teaching, this book invites readers to slow down, understand, and live differently, clarifying the beauty, power, and sufficiency of Christ for personal devotion, small groups, or church-wide study.
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The Faith
We Confess:
A Catechism
This catechism is a discipleship resource designed to help believers grow in the knowledge and love of God through clear, Scripture-saturated instruction. Using a historic question-and-answer format long employed in the life of the Church, it seeks to ground Christians in the core doctrines of the faith, form habits of faithful obedience, and strengthen hope in Christ.
Much of its structure and content is drawn from To Be a Christian: An Anglican Catechism, developed under the leadership of J. I. Packer and a team of Anglican theologians. This edition has been adapted for use in an evangelical context, with revisions that reflect those theological convictions and pastoral practice. The prayer is that it will serve the local evangelical church by forming disciples who are rooted in the sufficiency of Scripture and shaped by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Under Covenant: Deuteronomy — The Call to Love and Obey the Lord
Before Israel crossed into the Promised Land, Moses stopped and preached. For forty chapters he looked back at God's faithfulness, looked forward to the dangers ahead, and called the people to one decision: choose love, choose obedience, choose life.
In Under Covenant, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through the book of Deuteronomy — one of the most quoted books in the entire Bible — and shows why Moses' ancient words are as urgent and relevant today as they were on the plains of Moab.
This devotional explores:
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The Shema: what it means to love God with all your heart, soul, and strength
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Why God's covenant with His people is an act of pure grace, not earned merit
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The Ten Commandments revisited — and what they reveal about the heart of God
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How blessings and curses reveal God's commitment to justice and mercy
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Moses' final song and blessing — a poetic testament to God's faithfulness
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Why Jesus quoted Deuteronomy more than any other Old Testament book
Whether you are new to the Old Testament or have read it for years, Under Covenant will give you fresh eyes for Moses' farewell sermon — and a deeper love for the God who has never stopped calling His people back to Himself.
"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength." Deuteronomy 6:4–5
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A Symphony of Faith: Learning to Trust a Sovereign God in the Book of Daniel
Three young men stood before a furnace and said: even if He does not save us, we will not bow.
That is the heartbeat of Daniel — a book about people who trusted God completely when the world demanded they compromise, and discovered that the God of heaven is sovereign over every earthly empire.
In A Symphony of Faith, Pastor Jordan Muck walks verse by verse through all twelve chapters of Daniel — from the courage of the diet in chapter 1 to the sweeping visions of the end times in chapters 7–12 — showing how this ancient book forms a unified symphony of faith in a God who holds history in His hands.
This devotional explores:
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Why Daniel and his friends refused the king's food — and what it teaches us about conviction
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Nebuchadnezzar's dream: the statue, the stone, and the kingdom that will never end
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The fiery furnace and the presence of a mysterious "fourth man" walking in the flames
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Belshazzar's feast, the handwriting on the wall, and the night an empire fell
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Daniel in the lions' den — and the faith that put him there
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The four beasts, the Ancient of Days, and the Son of Man coming on the clouds
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What Daniel's visions of the end times mean for believers today
Whether you are drawn to the narrative stories of the first half or wrestling with the apocalyptic visions of the second half, this devotional will guide you through all of Daniel with clarity, depth, and a steady focus on the God who reigns over all.
"The God of heaven will set up a kingdom that will never be destroyed." Daniel 2:44
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