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Becoming a dad is one of life’s greatest adventures—and one of its biggest challenges. From sleepless nights and new routines to the pressure of providing and leading, it’s easy to feel unprepared. But God didn’t call you to fatherhood without equipping you for it. Bible-Based Devotional for New Dads helps you grow in faith, patience, and confidence as you navigate this life-changing season. With practical insights and Biblical truth, this 52-week devotional will strengthen your spirit, encourage your heart, and remind you that you were chosen for this role with divine purpose.

See the God-Given Potential in the People Around You. Most of us move through life surrounded by people we love, but we often miss what God is doing in them. We share routines, meals, and conversations, but we fail to see the person God is shaping them to become.

Imagine a place in twenty-first century America where kids grow up milking cows by hand and still prefer “hide and seek” to video games. Where families laugh together around the dinner table every day. Where gardens bloom, children splash in the creek, and newborn lambs bleat in the springtime. Where divorce is unheard of and friendships last a lifetime. Where the aged and infirm are cared for by loving family, not institutions. Where children are educated by parents and trusted friends, not strangers.

If you are reeling from a divorce you never wanted, This Was Never the Plan is a lifeline. - Steve Grissom, Founder of DivorceCare Divorce brings a storm of emotions: grief, anger, confusion and shame. Yet while the ache lingers, life goes on. Vaneetha Risner has walked through this pain. In...

A Seasoned Marriage helps couples in the second half of life navigate the unique challenges that arise with growing older together. Life is different than it was on your wedding day years ago. You are different, your spouse is different, and so is your marriage. In the middle and later decades...

Divorce doesn't just end a marriage. It fractures identity, routines, faith, finances, friendships, and the version of yourself you thought you'd become. Single Man Walking Through Divorce is not a how-to manual or a polished success story. It's one man's honest account of what happens after everything falls apart-and how healing actually unfolds when there's no shortcut around the pain. George Lamelza doesn't write as an expert offering tidy answers from a distance.

Christian ministry is full of challenges for husbands and wives—both individually and as couples. Work through this book together to build up your mutual support and a sustainable ministry...

You're invited to the simplest church on Earth—the space between you and the person next to you. Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are desperately longing to find each other again. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance in our interactions at home, at work, and in our community.

If you have ever whispered, "Lord… I love them so much, but I worry all the time," you are not alone. Being a grandmother often means loving deeply and carrying quiet fears, especially when life is busy, family seasons change, or distance keeps you apart. You miss them, you pray for them, and you wonder if you are still making a difference. That is why this devotional exists, to give you steady words when your own words run out.

We could live free, but cleaning house is hard. Emotional baggage is trendy. We might even joke about it. Yet, one of the early English definitions of luggage is anything of more weight than value. Let that sink in. When we collect, stack, and stockpile burdens, we add weight but not value to our lives. What is clogging your heart? Worry, panic, or regret? False guilt, anger, or pride? Maybe deep places you don’t talk about are buried under bitterness, worthlessness, or loneliness. You long for relief. This stuff has kept you stuck for too long.

Vivemos dias em que há um poderoso entusiasmo pela educação em cada canto. Ouvimos falar de novas escolas surgindo por todos os lados. Somos informados sobre novos sistemas e novos livros para os jovens, de todo tipo e descrição. E, ainda assim, com tudo isso, a grande maioria das crianças, claramente, não são educadas no caminho em que devem andar; assim, quando crescem até a estatura de um homem, elas não andam com Deus. Agora, como vamos explicar o estado dessas coisas?

“Forty years of messy, crazy, good‑then‑bad‑then‑better experiences, and they are Still Here to share it.” —Max Lucado Everybody knows the music. Everybody knows, as well, their tragedy. But what makes the Chapmans so remarkable—Steven Curtis and Mary Beth—is that the same...

After being raised in an evangelical home, graduating from a Christian college, spending three years in training to be a missionary, and giving birth to four daughters, the last thing Alisha Roth expected for her life was a divorce. Yet, in 2020, she found herself signing papers. She felt...

“An NFL player becomes an All-Pro by relentlessly focusing on the fundamentals and executing them with sheer determination. The same is true to become an All Pro Dad. This book not only highlights the fundamentals of fatherhood, but also gives dads a winning game plan to do their most...

Read by the author. Are you worried that, despite your best efforts, you're messing up your kids? Help! I'm Ruining My Kids is your invitation to trade defeat and fear for hope and joy as you follow the biblical road map to becoming the mom you're meant to be. We all desperately want to be good...

We live in a world increasingly defined by division, dominance and self-interest. Our pursuit of freedom and power, untethered from grace, has moved us, not toward liberation or strength but toward exclusion, oppression and moral decay. We need to rethink what it means to live graciously. Grace is not weakness or naivety. It is courage in its purest form. It is the audacity to forgive without being asked, to listen without needing to be right, and to love without expecting anything in return.

Andrea and Peter Cahill thought it was their darkest moment. Still relative newlyweds, with budding careers and two toddlers, they confronted Andrea's third brain surgery in eighteen months. At age 32, she had lost her hearing completely, but profound deafness was only the initial act in a long-running saga. Her rare neurological disease with a clunky name, neurofibromatosis (aka NF2), would prove to be a formidable foe.

The American economy was built on the bedrock of family farms and family businesses, but the Industrial revolution replaced that with factories and businesses. Although it seems like history has moved on, there were men who said that the family could be the center of production again. Historian and activist Allan C. Carlson has shown that the decline of the productive household has been part of the reason for the decline of marriages and the family in modern America.

See How God Wove Their Hearts Together—and Trust Him with Yours 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...

Read by the author. Discover the life-changing answer to your soul's deepest question: Am I loved? In Fully Beloved, author and pastor Timothy Jones leads you on a spiritually nourishing exploration of how God's nature of love really impacts your life, bringing deep healing, richer connection...