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Find profound healing and biblical hope when Christian divorce shatters your family expectations and faith convictions. This gentle, comforting companion walks alongside you through the shock and isolation of marital loss, providing a safe harbor for raw trauma and grief. When navigating church...

Transform your relationship from a fragile contract into a resilient, gospel-centered Christian marriage covenant. Move beyond abstract theology and quick fixes by applying practical biblical principles directly to your shared daily life. Whether you are navigating seasons of conflict or...

Discover compassionate biblical healing for the shame, fear, and confusion surrounding Christian sexuality and intimacy. Whether you are navigating the solitary path of singleness or seeking deeper connection in marriage, this honest exploration of God's design will transform how you view your...

Anchor your identity in Christ and overcome modern perfectionism with this uplifting Christian spirituality audiobook. When anxiety, comparison, and a busy routine threaten your emotional wellness, you need compassionate, faith-filled wisdom. Let this warm roadmap help you swap exhausting...

Social media sites are suddenly flooded with nostalgic photos of a freckled kid named Alfalfa and his chubby partner in mayhem, Spanky McFarland. Often in the same frame is one of Hollywood’s cutest femme fatales: Darla Hood. Rounding out the “Our Gang” quartet of pint-sized superstars is the brilliant Buckwheat and his drooping Afro. I always feel a surge of pride that my dad was best friends with Alfalfa Switzer and actually enjoyed a childish romance with Darla. That’s a true story.

Deepen your Christian marriage and navigate relationship conflict with guided weekly scripture and intimate shared prayer. Whether you are listening together during a morning commute or winding down after a busy schedule, this reflective audio experience creates essential emotional safety...

Bridge emotional distance and cultivate deep spiritual intimacy with guided Christian devotions for couples. Whether you are navigating a busy season of life, facing difficult relationship decisions, or feeling awkward praying aloud, this daily audio journey offers a safe, reassuring rhythm...

Most couples don’t drift apart because they stop caring. They drift apart because they stop understanding. The Marriage Gap gives you a practical framework for building, or rebuilding, the intimacy, joy, and fulfillment your marriage was made for. Built on four complementary needs, both his and hers, this raw, real, wholly original marriage book features eight candid conversations between husband and wife Devin and Kim Schadt about what men and women truly want and why.

Break free from Christian people-pleasing and overcome manipulative guilt with biblical boundaries that restore your soul. If you feel chronically drained by the constant pressure to rescue others, this empowering listen offers a grace-soaked path out of religious burnout. Stop confusing endless...

Break free from Christian codependency and people-pleasing by discovering the biblical power of a guilt-free no. If you feel quietly exhausted, stretched thin by constant commitments, and weighed down by hidden resentment, this hopeful guide offers immediate spiritual relief. You will finally...

Marriage is not built on feelings. Fatherhood is not about comfort. Both require discipline, responsibility, and leadership under Christ. In a culture that promotes passivity and emotional-driven relationships, this book calls men back to biblical headship, sacrificial love, and intentional fatherhood.

Ellen's Joyful Journey. Ellen loved nature and was a running enthusiast; her favorite pathway lay beneath tall, stately trees and meandered along a beautiful stream near her hometown. Sadly, after her third bout with cancer, her runs became walks. Despite her suffering, she continued to walk on days when she was able. In her last journal entry, she lamented the possibility that she would not be able to walk her beloved path, the scenic route she referred to as the beautiful trail. Ellen's life illuminated all who knew her, leaving behind a legacy of love, forgiveness, perseverance, and hope.

A Quiet Life. A Lasting Legacy. Some women stand at the center of a story. Others hold the home fires burning so someone else can. For decades, Mally Ham has done both. As the wife of Ken Ham, founder of Answers in Genesis, Mally has walked a road most people only see from the outside. In Home Fires, she opens the door and invites you in: to the joy, the sacrifice, the stretching of faith, and the quiet faithfulness that shaped a ministry and a family. This is not a book about being in the spotlight. It is a book about what it takes to keep going when no one is watching.

Many years ago in the town of Bethlehem, God gave the world the most precious of gifts. We have heard the story retold many times, but what if we were to imagine what this night was like for the stars shining in the Bethlehem sky? Which star would guide the shepherds to the baby in a manger? In this retelling of the greatest story ever, we meet the stars chosen to shine that night. And, we learn that regardless of what others may see, God created all of us to "shine our shine."

Toxic relationships don't just hurt; they bind. They distort love, silence truth, erode identity, and quietly entangle the soul in spiritual bondage. Whether it's a controlling parent, a manipulative spouse, a dysfunctional family system, or a jealous friend, toxic relationships are rarely just emotional problems. They are often spiritual battlegrounds, fueled by unhealed wounds, ungodly soul ties, generational patterns, and unseen spiritual forces that thrive in fear, guilt, and confusion.

How to Love Unconditionally is the first installment of a four-book series of teachings on how to love. This book will help guide you into a new life filled with love, joy, and peace. Being able to love God, yourself, and others is key to having an everlasting life filled with abundance both in the spiritual and physical realm as the Lord intended for each and every one of us to have.

Do you have a moment? We're friends. I'm curious to find out some things. I wanted to know about what's been your most exciting moment you can remember. Why was it? What made it that way? When you were in it, how did you feel? Was there an explanation in your mind for the cause of the moment? How long did the moment seem to last? Was there a past, present, or future impact lasting from the moment? Have you ever given some thought to the moment regarding its reason and purpose? Hmmm, I wonder. Listen further to see what you think about the moment for you.

Lisa LaGeorge invites readers to discover the richness and purpose of singleness within the family of God. Drawing on biblical wisdom, personal experience, and decades of ministry experience, LaGeorge reframes singleness--not as a problem to be solved, but as a rich opportunity to honor the Lord...

Being a granddad is the best! Make it even better by giving your grandkids the tools for success in life that need to come from YOU! Even if your upbringing was not good, you made mistakes as a father, or had no positive examples of a grandfather, this book is for you. Nick reminds us that grandfathers are not sidelined leaders —they are legacy builders whose words can shape identity, heal wounds, and anchor future generations. Dr. Ken Canfield, PhD, Founder of Grandkids Matter. This book will give you: Skills to speak into the lives of your grandkids without offending their parents.

Some moments in life change you forever. For our family, that moment came when our son, Landen, was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition. What started as ordinary days with our energetic little boy became a journey we never imagined-a journey of faith, heartbreak, and the steady presence of God. When Landen was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, our world turned upside down. We faced questions no parent wants to ask and nights we hoped would never come. Through every test, setback, and tear, we saw God's faithfulness-sometimes faint, sometimes clear, but always there.