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The Expressive Love of God book series delves deeply into the profound and multifaceted nature of God’s love, as it is intricately revealed throughout Scripture. This series also vividly demonstrates how God's love is powerfully manifested through the life, sacrificial death, and miraculous resurrection of Jesus Christ, highlighting its enduring and transformative power for believers.

Discover the path to a fulfilling and Godly relationship with Preparing You for Your Purpose Partner. This book is your essential guide to developing a strong, Christ-centered partnership that thrives on biblical principles. Each step, thoughtfully crafted and deeply rooted in Scripture, empowers you to build a relationship that honor God and aligns with His divine plan.

We all want direction—someone to show us where to go and who we're truly meant to be. But when we rely on people, feelings, or success for guidance, we end up more confused and exhausted than before. I know what it’s like to search for meaning and worth in all the wrong places. After a breakup left me questioning my value, I chased identity through achievements, approval, and appearance, until it led me into an eating disorder.

This book is about some words. The subtitle states that words are very important. This statement is hardly profound. We think in words. We communicate with each other in words. I am writing words, and you are reading words. The words we use are important. We think in words. We use words to describe our feelings. We use words to communicate with one another and with God. We use words to describe what we see and hear. Parents are thrilled when their babies begin to speak words.

Have you ever felt like you were drowning in life’s challenges? Like the odds were stacked against you, and hope was fading fast? In Surviving the Sharks and Other Miracle Stories, you’ll encounter ten true accounts of individuals who faced situations that seemed impossible. They were tested by storms, disease, doubt, and even the threat of terrifying predators. But in their darkest moments, they found strength in an unexpected source—faith in a loving God.

Spanning nearly 500 miles across the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado Trail is an epic, arduous route through some of America’s most breathtaking natural grandeur. In the summer of 2022, Fr. John Nepil, priest-theologian and mountaineer, set out to traverse the entire trail as a “thru-hike” with a trio of companions, accompanied along the way by an eclectic rotating cast of priests and young people. This memoir, which is simultaneously a theological reflection on life, Christianity, and the mountains themselves, is the fruit of that pilgrimage.

Have you ever questioned whether prosperity is truly biblical—or just a spiritual smokescreen for greed? Are you tired of struggling with your finances, hoping for breakthrough but feeling stuck in a cycle of just enough? Do you want to believe for more, but fear being led astray? Through years of pastoral leadership and prophetic ministry, bestselling author Alan DiDio uncovered a truth many believers miss: prosperity is not man-made hype—it’s God-breathed covenant.

The first American Pope’s initial words for the world reveal themes to his leadership: peace, hope, and unity.

Most devotionals for women offer quick verses and surface-level encouragement. Unshaken goes deeper — guiding women through real struggles like stress, fear, anxiety, insecurity, relationships, and life transitions, while helping them grow a strong, unshakable faith in Christ.

Living Resurrection Minded is choosing to walk in the abundant life of Christ now, while we are still on this earth. The Resurrection Life is choosing and actively walking away from anything that ultimately feeds breakdown, darkness, sin, depression, disease and death. That includes indulging in poor diet of body, mind and spirit, the insanity of the world, giving up and hiding away.

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Has the West's hyper-individuality co-opted the concept of discipleship? Come and Die asserts that in many Christian circles, the idea of salvation has been subtly reshaped into a pathway for achieving personal comfort, material success, and superficial desires, rather than the radical means of meeting mankind’s deepest and most desperate need: reconciliation with God. This distortion has produced a shallow faith that promises prosperity but avoids the cross.

This book shares many wonderful examples of the Holy Spirit assisting and directing in the author's life and the lives of others. The listener will be inspired to explore a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit and see the Holy Spirit act in their life. The Holy Spirit is a help and comfort throughout every day. We must train our spiritual ears to hear the soft voice of the Holy Spirit guiding us to special opportunities or to avoid harm or setbacks.

Understanding spiritual abuse and trauma is one thing―knowing how to move forward is another. Survivors are often left unsure how to reconnect with God, their soul, or to community. Anything associated with their prior spiritual practice―attending worship, prayer, reading Scripture, participating in Christian community―becomes a trigger for reliving their abuse. How do we restore health and wholeness and rebuild our faith when our spiritual life feels painful?

Jesus is such an influential figure that even today groups fight over whether Jesus is on their side. An excellent apologetics resource or book for anyone curious about Christianity, What If Jesus Is Right? explores the claims people make about Jesus and compares those ideas to what Jesus actually said about himself. The book presents four of the most popular false claims about Jesus and what the Bible says about him.

Be Still and Know: Catholic Prayer in the Age of AI for All Believers is a timely guide for families, parishes, and individuals seeking God in a noisy world. Drawing on Scripture, Catholic tradition, and real testimonies, Deacon John O’Maley offers a practical roadmap to resist distraction, reclaim silence, and rediscover prayer.

Spurgeon's All of Grace was his attempt at writing a small and accessible book engaging unbelievers with the claims of Jesus. This book you now hold is a humble attempt to give Spurgeon's original work a new lease on life. This revision is not an attempt to improve Spurgeon's airtight logic, his incisive argumentation, or the flow of his thought.

Divine Mysteries is a book for those who acknowledge their spirituality and who are seeking a deeper understanding of the mystery of life. It is for those who feel deeply inspired and committed to discovering the Divine God the Father-Mother the Source the indefinable essence of all life within themselves, the finding of which brings a sense of coming home, of peace and one-ness with all that is beautiful in creation.

Life‘s Mysteries Unveiled is concerned with the spiritual life and its recovery as a living power. We learn that seemingly simple questions may lead to great issues for the inner and outer life, for all that is true in the spiritual realms has its correspondence within the individual. All seeking Souls are on a momentous journey; the mysteries of their past can explain their present longings and challenges, as well as reveal their future potential.

Open your heart to the healing gaze of the Father and discover who you truly are: His beloved child, radiant with His light. These gentle reflections guide you to break free from self-rejection and let God’s mercy flood your wounds. Perfect for prayer and Adoration, this book reveals how your deepest hurts can become channels of grace, drawing you into an intimate embrace with the One who delights in you and longs to heal you with His transforming love.

Stop Running is the honest, unflinching story of a man who spent decades running — from pain, from faith, and from the hard work of staying. Part memoir, part testimony, this book invites listeners into a journey of redemption that is as raw as it is hopeful. Joseph M. Moro grew up learning to run before he learned to stay. Childhood trauma, a father’s rage, and a fractured family taught him to disappear when life got hard. That pattern followed him into adulthood: sabotaging relationships, walking away from jobs, packing a van and driving across the country with no goodbye.