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［商品について］―神の一方的な恵みに、縋ろうではありませんか。―真珠湾攻撃をきっかけに第二次世界大戦へ突入し、ついには多くの命を失うこととなった日本。あの悲惨な出来事から約80年が経った今も、依然として世界では争いが絶えない。人間はなぜ争うのか、どうして創造神を軽んじてしまうのか、救いの道は用意されているのか。

What If Your Teen Boy Could Build Real Faith, Real Confidence, and Real Character-In Just 5 Minutes a Day? The Complete Christian Teen Boy's Handbook is the ultimate guide to helping young men grow stronger in faith, wiser in decisions, and more confident in who God created them to be.

As a teenager, Liz felt overwhelmed by anxiety. Now that she's a mental health counselor, she wants to pass on what she's learned. With daily Scripture readings, breathing exercises, and additional mental-health resources, this little book offers you comfort and help in your anxiety. See how your anxiety fits into God's big story—and learn how Jesus can bring you peace.

A Mindful Moment is the book you need to center yourself with God. A guide for Christian prayer, meditation, and mindfulness, this unique devotional includes guided meditations that are Biblically centered and 100% accessible to teens just like you. This devotional focuses on four key...

Eight proven principles to help you overcome your self-doubt, conquer your fear of the future, reverse negative thoughts about yourself, and hurdle any other obstacles standing between you and your dreams. But instead of letting his circumstances control him, Dr. Carson took control of his...

This modern morality tale by gifted writer and speaker Andy Andrews teaches seven fundamental strategies for creating a successful life. Much like the best-selling books by Og Mandino, this unique narrative is a blend of entertaining fiction, allegory, and inspiration. Storyteller Andy Andrews gives a front-row seat for one man's journey of a lifetime. David Ponder has lost his job and the will to live.

Scroll Less, Live More offers teens and families 10 practical habits for navigating the world of technology from a Christian perspective. From the author of the Christian Book Award winner, Digital Liturgies, tech-realist Samuel James applies his ideas into action steps to help teenagers keep digital tools in their proper place. By addressing how technology affects our social interactions, sleep patterns, critical thinking, and much more, James helps listeners see the wisdom in God's perfect design and, as a result, resist the temptations prevalent in the smartphone age.

As a professor and youth director, author Dan Dumas has seen that young people have high expectations for themselves. They want their lives to matter, and there's no reason our expectations for them should be any different. This book presents practical tools and biblical advice to middle school and high school-aged listeners so they can make the most of their youth. It covers everything from making the right friendships to how to think about education and how to invest in their relationships with God.

Today's man is in an identity crisis. With a never-ending barrage of confusing, condescending, and condemning voices telling him who he is and who he isn't, it can feel impossible to discover who he was made to be. Men were made to be kings, to protect the light, fight the darkness, and rule well the domain God has given them. Drawing on the ancient tradition of an older and wiser ruler passing on his wisdom, like Solomon in the book of Proverbs, Nathan Clarkson offers young men forty short and to-the-point letters for the journey. 

What If Your Son Didn’t Just Believe in God—but Truly Understood His Faith and His Purpose as a Man? Systematic Theology for Teen Boys is a powerful Christian handbook designed to help young men learn from the ultimate male role model, Jesus, to build a clear, confident, and unshakable foundation of faith during the most important years of their lives. Instead of shallow devotionals or vague encouragement, this book walks teen boys through the core truths of Christianity. Each lesson is rooted in Scripture and sound biblical doctrine, written in clear language teens can actually understand.

There’s only one rule in Gehenna: survive—or die trying. No one has ever left alive. Acadia’s life has hit rock bottom. Once the darling of Beulah’s social elite, betrayal landed her in Gehenna—the notorious debtors' prison. Now every day is a battle just to stay breathing. To live, she must become as ruthless as the monsters around her. So Acadia hardens her heart, sealing off the emotions that could get her killed. She won’t care. She won’t trust. She won’t break. Then he arrives. A stranger—scarred, smiling, and maddeningly kind. He insists he’s not a prisoner, just a visitor in rags.

An interactive, yearlong journey through the Bible for teen boys Being a teen boy means being busy with school, friends, hobbies, and more—and it’s not always easy to make time for God. That’s where this Bible study comes in! It inspires you to deepen your faith every week over the course...

In a world that is image-obsessed and popularity-driven, the term “Christian” has become more of a label to parade than a lifestyle to pursue. We live in a culture that loves to put “God 1st” in its social media bio but thinks of God last when making decisions every day. The intentions are there, but the actions are missing. And if we think it’s no big deal or that we’ve got the world fooled, here’s the harsh reality: even a demon knows a hypocrite when it sees one.

What if her silence isn't apathy — it's a question she's too afraid to ask? What if the smile she wears to youth group is hiding a faith that feels like it's quietly crumbling? What if she's not drifting away from God, but desperately searching for something real enough to hold onto?

Faith should not feel like something teens only hear about at church. It should feel real enough to carry into school, friendships, pressure, emotions, choices, prayer, confidence, and everyday life. Faith That Feels Real is a 60-day youth group Bible-guided devotional for boys and girls ages 13–15 who are learning how to trust God, understand their identity in Christ, handle real-life pressure, build confidence, pray honestly, manage big emotions, and grow closer to Jesus one day at a time.

Faith should not disappear when youth group ends. For boys and girls ages 13 –15, faith becomes real when it has to show up in pressure, friendships, conflict, social media, temptation, hard questions, serving, courage, and the everyday choices nobody else sees. Faith That Shines Bright is a 60-day youth group Bible-guided devotional created to help young teens move from simply learning about faith to actually living it.

Being a teenage guy today comes with pressure from every direction: pressure to fit in, prove yourself, look confident, make the right choices, and act like everything is fine even when life feels heavy. 60 Daily Scripture-Led Christian Devotions for Young Men is a 60-day Christian devotional for teen boys and young men ages 16–18 who want to grow stronger mentally, emotionally, and spiritually while building a real relationship with God.

Being a teenage girl today can feel exhausting: the pressure to fit in, the anxiety and overthinking, the emotional ups and downs, friend drama, relationship stress, social media comparison, self-doubt, future pressure, and trying to figure out who you really are in the middle of it all.

Your daughter is growing up in a world that pulls at her confidence, emotions, identity, and faith every single day. Between anxiety, overthinking, friendship drama, social media comparison, peer pressure, school stress, changing emotions, and the pressure to fit in, many teen girls are carrying more than they know how to explain. This 60-day Christian devotional for teen girls ages 13–15 helps her walk through real-life struggles with Scripture, prayer, reflection, and practical faith-based encouragement.

Two boys. Two battles. One friendship that will change everything. They never planned to meet. They never expected to need each other. When James and Tony are placed in the same hospital room, their worlds collide in ways neither of them is prepared for. One is fighting a very real battle inside his body. The other is fighting something far less visible—but just as real. One believes deeply in God. The other isn’t sure God exists at all. Different backgrounds. Different beliefs. Different ways of coping. Two lives moving in opposite directions, forced into the same space.