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Reclaim what was always meant to be whole. Justice and righteousness are not opposing forces but inseparable pillars of God's design. But often our minds divide them, even set them in opposition to one another. In What Hath Justice to Do with Righteousness?, Rev. Dr. Charlie E. Dates provides a...

In the US, approximately forty percent of children are born to single mothers. In the African American community, that number jumps to seventy percent. But even when a father is physically present in a household, that doesn't mean he is engaged with his children or leading his family. In our...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. "Too Many Men Not Enough God" is a bold and heartfelt memoir that invites readers into the real-life journey of Venus A. Skinner-Singleton. Built on years of personal experience, the book explores the emotional impact of unhealthy relationships, the...

Are you ready to step onto the spiritual battlefield and fight with confidence? Were you ever taught how to pray? There are many books on prayer, yet believers are living defeated lives. Could it be that we don’t know what weapons to use or how to use them? Equipped for Battle is a powerful guide designed to train and equip you to pray effectively and with authority. In a world filled with spiritual challenges, believers need more than just knowledge—they need strategy. This book takes you through a step-by-step battle plan, from basic training to advanced spiritual warfare techniques.

There is a power that does not destroy in order to rule. It does not overwhelm the soul to break it. It does not withdraw when the soul is weakest. It remains. This power is God’s mercy. In Mercy: The Path to Becoming Holy, mercy is revealed not as sentiment or abstraction, but as a living divine force that enters the deepest places of human struggle—where identity has hardened, where hope has collapsed, where suffering has become internalized and silent. This is not a philosophy of consolation. It is a testimony to transformation.

Celebrate the wonder of Christmas… even in the middle of summer. The 12 Days of Christmas… in Summer is a heartfelt devotional journey designed to rekindle awe, hope, peace, and joy in every season of life. Through twelve Scripture-rich reflections, pastor and author Thomas Shuck invites listeners to slow down and rediscover the greatest gift ever given—Jesus Christ. Blending biblical truth, personal warmth, vivid imagery, and encouragement for weary hearts, these devotionals remind us that Christmas is far more than a date on the calendar.

We all long to know who we really are. We want to experience peace, discover purpose, and live confidently in who God created us to be. But somewhere along the way, unrealistic expectations, comparison, and endless striving make us think we have to prove our worth. We start to define ourselves by what the world says, instead of what God's Word says.

Everything changes when you say yes to God’s call to “be diligent” as you await “the coming of the day of God” (2 Peter 3:12, 15). Called to Take a Bold Stand beckons you to live a biblically based, passionate faith―resilient, immovable, and effective in our chaotic and troubled world.

We want to be resilient, to remain loving and kind despite challenges, fatigue and upsets―and yet, when difficulties rise up, we are too often overwhelmed by sadness, fear, despair, and shame. Is it possible for painful emotions to no longer have the final word, where joy grows in unexpected ways and fosters deep and meaningful connections with others?

In A Tale of Two Leaders, author Alicia Brit Chole invites us on a sobering exploration of two leaders in the Bible who used similar authority in utterly dissimilar ways. Through a blend of Scripture, research, storytelling, and reflection, Chole equips us to lead forward with integrity toward hope in whatever spaces we influence.

Certified health coach and podcaster Heather Brown (of the Healthy by Heather Brown podcast) believes God designed us for so much more. In The Sunday Reset, she blends Scripture, science, and practical habits to help women steward their health and wellness with wisdom, build rhythms that support their families, live with purpose, and pass on a legacy of faith, strength, and resilience in their homes. The Sunday Reset goes beyond simple behavior change—instead, it equips us to be renewed from the inside out so we can truly thrive.

We live in a time overflowing with messages that our house isn't clean enough, our meals aren't fancy enough, and our life milestones aren't happening fast enough. Social media scrolls by with curated feeds showing women who seem to have it all together―calm, organized, smiling, and always doing the “right” thing. It's easy to start believing that our lives aren't enough, that what we do in the quiet, ordinary moments of everyday life is falling short.

When your body and mind are well-nourished, everything changes. In Kitchen Therapy, integrative health coach and functional nutritionist Erin Kerry offers a unique, whole-person approach to mental health―connecting nutrition, mood symptoms, Scripture, and practical tools. Whether you struggle with ADHD, depression, anxiety, or fluctuating mood symptoms, this book will guide you through a sustainable system that keeps you fed, nourished, and energized, giving your brain what it needs to truly thrive.

Are you confused why your eating is not leading to the results you are looking for? You may think you need new foods, a new chef, a new recipe, or another workout to add to your collection. God's Word holds the answers to the confusion of food you've been struggling with. Eat the Gospel shows you how the Word of God gives you a relationship with God to better your relationship with food. The answer is in your heart, not the food.

In a world that often measures value by what we accumulate, giving remains one of the most powerful, transformative acts available to us. It is a quiet force one that does not demand attention, yet has the ability to change lives, strengthen communities, and heal the human heart. Giving is more than a gesture; it is a language of connection, a reflection of who we are, and a pathway to a more compassionate world. This book, THE ART OF GIVING LOVE, is a celebration of that truth.

"In the name of the Father, the Son, and ... the Holy Spirit." We pray in the name of all three, but how often do we live with an awareness of only the first two? As Jesus ascended into heaven, He promised to send the Holy Spirit—the Helper—so that we could be true and living witnesses for Christ.

The Systematic Theology Workbook for Adults is that anchor, your step-by-step guide to building an unbreakable spiritual foundation. We've taken the profound, life-changing truths of Scripture and broken them down into an accessible, deeply practical 52-week journey.

You own a Bible. It might even be a nice one. Leather cover. Someone's name engraved on the front. A ribbon bookmark that has never actually marked anything. And it has been sitting there. Judging you. The Bible Isn't Going to Read Itself is a no-excuse, no-jargon, surprisingly funny guide to actually opening Scripture — and understanding what you find when you do. It is for the brand-new believer who doesn't know Genesis from Revelation.

Getting the Church Inside You: Balancing Faith and Action offers a fresh, pastoral journey through Ephesians, blending biblical insight with real-life stories. Steven K. Parker invites readers to move beyond simply "going to church" and instead to let the gospel shape their identity...

Art Is How God Loves Us is a radiant exploration of art as a spiritual gateway. In this deeply personal and spiritually rich book, Merideth Hite Estevez—Juilliard-trained oboist, writer, and creative coach—beautifully illustrates how a spiritual perspective on art guides us toward our Creator and our most authentic selves.