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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...

You’ll discover how to deepen your relationship with God, develop unwavering integrity, and lead with humility and courage—at home, at work, and in your faith. Rather than offering shallow motivation, this book provides biblical wisdom you can actually live out, helping you move from belief to action. Inside, you’ll find encouragement for seasons of confusion, tools for overcoming temptation, and reminders that your identity is not found in performance or status, but in Christ alone.

Many people have heard about ACLS (advanced cardiac life support) that revives, but very few know about satanic ACLS (meaning anger, crushed, lust, and strange fires) that reviles God. This book is a timely contribution to the literature and warns the last days church about the futility and frustrations inherent in towing the line of satanic ACLSs. With the scourge of pornography, child sex trafficking, moodiness, and implacable mannerisms in the world today, this book seeks to drive many seeking stable emotions, straightened conduct, and structured manners in the right direction.

In today’s marriages, it is unfortunate that people seem to deny God and believe that their human standards alone are enough to keep the marriage going. In this book, the authors, Pastors Ade and Grace Okonrende, renowned marriage counsellors who have ministered worldwide, outlined in the simplest language how couples can stay together in unity and love to fulfill their God-given potentials.

What if faith conversations sounded less like arguments—and more like honest discussions? In Jesus Walks Into a Bar, author Rome Washington invites listeners to a thoughtful, engaging exploration of Christianity for those who are tired of religious noise yet curious about Jesus. With clarity, humor, and respect for honest questions, this audiobook examines what Christianity actually claims—and why those claims continue to matter in a skeptical age.

La violencia doméstica es más frecuente de lo que pensamos. Muchas veces se vive en silencio, disfrazada de amor, control o costumbre. ¿Sospechas de alguien que puede estar sufriéndola? ¿La estás viviendo tú y no sabes cómo salir? En este audiolibro, el Dr. Luis Raúl Orozco, terapeuta clínico, ofrece una guía clara y humana hacia la sanación emocional, integrando psicología y fe cristiana. A través de historias reales y herramientas prácticas, aprenderás a identificar patrones dañinos, enfrentar la ansiedad y romper ciclos que duelen.

Parents envision harmonious, loving relationships with their kids as they grow into adulthood. But for many parents, this doesn't happen, and it’s deeply disappointing. Many parent–adult child relationships are marked by tension, grief, and anger. While there are scores of books dedicated to parenting kids, there is a scarcity of help for parents who want to love and relate well to their adult children.

Your son is under attack. It isn't a fair fight. He is facing a billion-dollar algorithm designed to hijack his dopamine, crush his attention span, and lure him into the swamp of pornography, digital addiction, and isolation. Most fathers see the danger, but they feel paralyzed. They don't want to be the angry warden taking phones away, but they don't know how to be the guide who leads the way out. The Vanguard Project is not just a parenting book; it is a tactical field manual for the digital front.

The work of cultivating the common good starts in your own neighborhood. In Becoming Neighbors, Amar D. Peterman explores how the common good can be cultivated through the practice of neighbor love. And he encourages Christians to join their neighbors at what he calls “the shared table”—a space where communities gather across differences to work towards the flourishing of the whole. Within every neighborhood, people have daily opportunities to show up for each other and share the best of their traditions, cultures, and beliefs.

In a delightful and personal look at life in a large family, the four eldest daughters talk about their faith, their dreams for the future, and what it’s like growing up a Duggar. They share how their family walks through unexpected and difficult circumstances and how they manage to maintain...

Did you know your child’s brain is continually asking two deeply important questions? God designed them that way. Wouldn’t you like to know what they are? Good Enough Parent is a gospel-centered, deeply practical guide for weary Christian parents raising children —especially tweens and teens —in an increasingly anxious and chaotic world. Blending biblical truth, neuroscience, attachment theory, and real-life experience, Dr. Bill Senyard offers eighteen honest, usable insights to help parents move from fear and pressure to grace and connection.

Helps readers move beyond the wounds and baggage of bitterness, disagreements, and broken relationships. "True or false: most Christian pastors and counselors agree on what forgiveness is and how it should take place." This question is part of Chris Brauns's Forgiveness Quiz that draws readers...

What are the secrets to accomplishing your most important parenting goal? For Christian parents, bringing up spiritually strong kids in today’s world often can feel like a daunting challenge. Your deepest hope is that your kids will come to know and love God for themselves and that they will...

Why didn’t they love me? And am I still not worth loving? Growing up without experiencing loving parental attachment leaves lasting pain. Moving past the hurt can seem impossible when unanswered questions linger and the effects of brokenness in your family remain. But even if you never...

Buckle-up for an impossible assignment, a 1,400-mile road trip, an astonishing father-son odyssey, and a remarkable healing journey! After an unexpected visitor, like a thief in the night, Jesus Christ, appeared to Wells in a dream. Christ, the twilight visitor, gave Wells a mandate: "Take your dad back to his roots." In taking his dad back to impoverished, rural Mississippi, Wells wrestles with his own impoverished roots, ---identity and self-worth.

This is an audiobook about the coming wrath of God. It is based upon messages received from Jesus and Mary to Veronica Lueken, a spiritual woman from Bayside, New York, to Sister Lucia dos Santos from Fatima, Portugal, to the visionaries of Garabandal, Spain, and to Scripture in the writings of Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Matthew, and John.

My initial goal was to write a book for my family and friends, many of whom said, "You should write a book." On my eighty-eighth birthday, I decided it was time. It took a year to complete the task. It was so much fun. I started by writing down all the things I wanted to write about. Each time I felt like writing, I would choose a subject, and that would become a chapter. I had encouragement all along the way. I found a typist who was able to help and encourage me in so many ways. A publisher was my next step, and again, nothing but help and encouragement.

Theo: The Triumphant Little Donkey is a story about the donkey and colt used by Jesus to ride into the city of Jerusalem during what is known in the Bible as the "triumphal entrance" of Christ. The placement and selection of these two animals by the Savior in the gate of the city, as well as the directive by Jesus to His disciples to go and release them for His need, is a display of God's sovereign work among His creation and His creatures.

There are many voices to listen to in this world, aiming to convince you to participate in sin to the point that it seems like everybody is sinning, so it must be okay. Yet the same scenario happened before the earth was flooded during Noah's time, and only eight people were saved from the flood. Are we in the last days?

Parents vs. Adult Children is aimed at healing some of the divide that can exist in relationships when people within a family see things so differently that it starts to impact the relationship. Dan Seaborn focuses specifically on the way this dynamic can lead to distance between parents and their adult children.