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Known and loved for his devout Christian faith and his straightforward,countercultural perspective,Phil Robertson’s writings address universal human concerns in an authentic voice with a proven strong appeal to modern audiences. Inside these pages, Phil’s uniquely friendly voice marked by...

Pregnancy involves constant change, appointments, and preparation, but it is also a sacred season meant to be lived with prayer and trust in God. This gentle devotional offers monthly reflections and Scripture passages to help you prepare spiritually for welcoming your child, drawing inspiration from expectant couples and holy figures throughout the Bible.

Parenting neurodivergent children can be as demanding as it is beautiful. This practical and faith-filled guide helps families navigate life with “outside-the-box” kids whose intensity, sensitivity, and creativity require special understanding and support. Blending research, personal experience, and Catholic wisdom, it offers concrete strategies for handling meltdowns, building social and executive functioning skills, discerning discipline from development, balancing screen time, and fostering healthy habits around sleep and food.

My Family in Christ reveals to us how God sees us, not only as individuals in a family structure but as another unique identity and that is a family unit. You have a generational identity passed down to you from your ancestors with some good things and some ungodly things and it is time to clean up the things that affect your family today and come into a pure and clean godly heritage right now, today and forever.

This is the radical transformation of a life surrendered to God, whom he met on June 20, 2022. A lie so subtle deceived the mind of a child at an early age. At the age of five, a little boy saw pornography for the first time, and it became a stronghold that tormented his soul until Jesus Christ intervened miraculously. During his teenage years, he believed he was a Christian and gave his life several times at the altar, wanting change. The lie was rooted so deeply that it took the divine being of Elohim to unveil the truth in his midforties.

Raising daughters is a divine gift. It’s wonderful and, at times, excruciatingly painful. As a mother of seven daughters, September McCarthy has had, well, seven opportunities to get the mother-daughter dance down. She’s made mistakes. Many mistakes. Yet by God’s great grace, she’s also gleaned an inestimable trove of godly wisdom. Raising Daughters is a loving companion book for the daily journey of mothering young women.

12 Rules for Marital Longevity is an autobiographical and philosophical account of the marriage of Léo and Faye Gaumont, who wrote the book to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. In this book, they share the “rules” they followed to achieve marital longevity and true joy in their relationship. With a Christian, biblical worldview providing a strong foundation for their union, Léo and Faye present their arguments for monogamy and the importance of children in the family.

When Danielle R. Ayodele failed to get pregnant after four years of trying, she felt broken as a wife. The disappointment weighed heavily. She thought she'd tried everything—but at her lowest point, she discovered the one thing that would create the breakthrough she so deeply desired. In this book, Danielle bravely details her journey from infertility to pregnancy, sharing the spiritual keys that finally unlocked the greatest joy she'd ever known.

Getting the kids to turn off the TV and video games is challenge enough let alone gathering as a family to read and discuss the Bible! One Year of Dinner Table Devotions & Discussion Starters helps families start where they are already gathered together on a daily basis around the dinner table. As the meal comes to a close, family members can take turns turning to the dinner-table devotion for that day, designed to be done together as a family in 10 to 15 minutes.

Friendship is one of God’s greatest treasures. Joyful moments are sweeter with a friend. Hardships are born with greater courage—and even humor—when a friend is at your side. And when tragedy strikes, our friendships often go deeper. But while we were designed for relationships, they aren’t always easy.

Even as the world makes huge strides in technological advancements, turning it into one huge global village, people seem more confused than ever. Everything appears to have a larger-than-life quality, and people are left wondering how they fit in, not that anyone would readily agree that they are perplexed. It is not as hopeless as it seems because there is a solution to this crisis of identity. This book Identity tries to expose this lack of purpose and self-awareness and essentially answer questions such as "Who am I?" and "What am I supposed to be doing here?

Escaping the Trap of Image and Control Blind honor looks like loyalty, but it’s really toxic submission. It thrives in families, churches, and cultures where silence is celebrated and accountability is shamed. It’s the kind of counterfeit honor that covers abuse, manipulates trust, and fractures lives. In this groundbreaking audiobook, Dennis J. Cummins exposes the epidemic of blind honor and its devastating effects—showing how it masquerades as respect while consuming everything in its path.

Joyce and Steven have a sweet love story. After 37 years of marriage, they still cast affectionate glances. Although their romance is very much alive, they would be the first to tell you the key to building a marriage that lasts depends on one thing: God’s presence. In this unique book that is part memoir, part self-help, and part devotional, the Dinkins share how God’s divine direction has created and sustained their enduring marriage.

Founder of the Midnight Dad community Dr. Mark Pitts knows firsthand the unique challenges fathers face as they try to keep pace with the daily demands of work and family life. In Called to Be Dad, he addresses the questions he most often gets from dads about family and fatherhood.

Do you long to talk about faith with your kids but struggle to find the words, the time, or the right moment? Everyone is busy—with work, school, sports, screens—and somewhere along the way, the values you hoped would define your family fell out of sync with how you're actually living. So where do you begin? You can start by having meaningful conversations with your kids, creating space in your home and on your calendar to spend time together and talk, and approaching your kids with genuine openness and curiosity about what they think, feel, and believe.

Big Chump Winning: From Chump to Cause Leader raises the stakes on transparency in the homosexual defection space. It is written with the idea that if underlying reasons for choosing the path of homosexuality for one can be exposed, these facts might indeed inform the many as a deeper reflection on why homosexuality is so compelling. May you discern priceless value in this. In this deeply moving and transformative book, Gregg takes readers on a poignant journey through decades of struggle with homosexuality, the bondage of deception, and, ultimately, the triumphant liberation found in Christ.

Some days, caregiving feels like too much for one heart to carry. You’re juggling medications, appointments, finances, and family needs while trying to hold yourself together. You love them deeply… but you’re tired, overwhelmed, and stretched thin. A part of you whispers, “God, I’m doing my best… but I don’t know how long I can keep going.” Inside, you’ll find spiritual encouragement that understands real caregiving, the late nights, hard emotions, quiet tears, and the hidden strength it takes to love someone through illness, aging, dementia, disability, or mental health struggles.

Warfare Prayers for Daily Victory: Powerful Biblical Prayers to Defeat Fear, Break Attacks, and Walk in God’s Strength Every Day is your daily spiritual weapon — a guide designed to help you rise above fear, discouragement, spiritual battles, and unseen opposition with the full authority God has given you.

Begin Week 33 of this uplifting, audio-first devotional series designed to inspire reflection, prayer, and daily growth in God’s presence. This week is for families, older teens (15+), and adults seeking faith-based guidance, encouragement, and spiritual renewal. Through each day’s devotional, Rev. Dr. Hillary Hawkins gently guides listeners into a deeper awareness of God’s work in everyday life, highlighting gratitude, faith, peace, kindness, health, wisdom, and love.

In our rapidly changing culture, moms and dads know that they want to show up with answers about sex for their kids. It can be intimidating to even know where to begin, because this is about far more than a one-time conversation about how babies are made-we're talking about the things that high school sex-ed class forgot to mention. In Awkward, Bonnie Pue guides parents to see the glory of God's original plan for human sexuality and the philosophies that converged to bring us where we are today.

This faith-centered, practical guide walks you step-by-step through understanding your child’s IEP, learning how to speak up with confidence, and advocating effectively—without losing your peace or your purpose.

What if the most powerful parenting tool you’ve been overlooking is the one you use every day, your words? If you want to raise confident, capable kids but feel overwhelmed, stretched thin, or unsure where to start, The Parent’s Secret Superpower offers a proven, parent-approved roadmap to lasting confidence without needing more time, more energy, or a perfect track record.

Parenting is hard. If you are considering this book, it is likely because you, too, think it is hard and are looking for some help. In this book, Olan Stubbs lets you know that you are not alone, and God has not left you to parent on your own. Drawing deep from God’s Word and tempered by years of experience, Stubbs shares godly counsel for weak and weary parents. This is not just a how-to manual for raising children.

Journey of the Heart: Should I Stay, or Should I Go? is an exploration of one of life's most challenging questions: Should you stay in a relationship or move on? Through personal anecdotes, scriptures, and a curated playlist of evocative songs, this book guides listeners on a sensory journey of self-discovery and decision-making.

Loneliness has reached epidemic levels. In today’s world, genuine friendship can feel out of reach―but it doesn’t have to be. Make Friends with Anyone is a practical, biblically grounded guide to forming and keeping meaningful relationships that last. Pastor and speaker Wayne Francis knows what it’s like to long for connection and intimacy in a disconnected culture. Drawing from Scripture, lived experience, and years of ministry in the heart of New York City, Francis shows that friendship isn’t just a social add-on or emotional luxury―it’s part of God’s blueprint for human flourishing.

When a newborn arrives, love doesn’t disappear… but sleep does. And when sleep is gone, everything gets louder: misunderstandings, short tempers, less intimacy, less “us,” and way more pressure. This devotional is for couples who refuse to let the newborn baby season turn them into tired roommates.

Brought to you by Penguin. A candid, inspiring guide to finding lasting love and sustaining a healthy relationship by getting real about your goals – based on the viral, multi-million-view sermon series about dating, marriage and sex. Realer than the most real conversation you've ever heard in...

Parenting doesn’t end at eighteen—it changes shape. From Authority to Friendship: Navigating New Seasons with Adult Children gives you a clear, biblical roadmap for that new season, moving you from authority to influence and from rules to relationship. With pastoral warmth and real-life counsel, Tim Goeman shows how to honor your adult children as responsible, independent adults, while still offering gospel-shaped guidance on what these relationships should look like.

Growing up fatherless can be a stressful life where lots of things can go wrong at any moment's notice. My heart goes out to those who grew up fatherless like I did. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2020, there were 24.7 million fatherless under thirty years of age. Being fatherless does not need to be the sad reality of our human predicament. There is a better way!

Step into a week of recognizing God’s daily blessings, committing your works to Him, and living from a place of unshakable peace in Week 16 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues. This Spirit-led Christian devotional reminds you that God loads you daily with benefits and invites you to walk confidently in love, wisdom, and strength.