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The Essentials of Excellence was designed for busy leaders and other committed individuals who are passionate about pursuing excellence—not just in one area but across all dimensions of life. Whether in relation to personal endeavors, work, relationships, or spirituality, the pursuit of excellence is a journey that enriches and transforms us.

There is a moment that repeats itself over and over again in your relationships—it's the moment you're triggered to flip from connection mode into protection mode. This moment is the unseen source of all disconnection and conflict. However, it happens so quickly and unconsciously most of us feel powerless to choose connection.

For all that bewilders and bedevils us, the desert mothers and fathers can help us. In The Way of the Desert Elders, Lisa Colón DeLay asks: What if desert elders from more than a millennium ago could walk beside us and nourish our spirits? Starting in the fourth century, half a million Christians fled the villages and cities of the Roman Empire. Leaving behind comforts, they battled what Evagrius called "afflicting thoughts," which still unsettle us today.

Many of us feel exhausted, anxious, and untethered, but slowing down is possible with the right guide. In A More Beautiful Way to Live, spiritual director and recovering overachiever Bethaney B. Wilkinson offers a framework for reclaiming presence, rootedness, and rest.

In God of All Promises: A Poetic Pilgrimage through Genesis, Walter Brueggemann offers a fresh, prayerful journey that illuminates our shared faith. With poetic insight and theological depth, Brueggemann invites listeners to find new meaning in each chapter of Genesis through his personal spiritual practice of praying back the Bible to the God who dwells therein.

Read by the author. If there was a core lie sabotaging your life, wouldn’t you want to know what it is? And wouldn’t you want to find the way to be free? Most of us have been living inside a lie so long it feels like the truth. It has quietly shaped our identity, our relationships, and even...

From the bestselling author of Woven, a thoughtful and practical handbook to help parents talk about the big, complicated, and sometimes challenging book we call the Bible with their kids, to ultimately help their children fall in love with scripture. Parents and caregivers who want to raise...

In this life-changing audiobook, author and pastor Steven Furtick shares six mindsets that will help you get from who you are today to where God is taking you. Featuring an ensemble performance by Steven Furtick and his children—Elijah, Graham, and Abbey—this author-read audiobook speaks...

Biola professor John Marriott and ministry veteran Shawn Wicks have met a lot of people who are troubled by the Bible. Whether it is apparent contradictions in Scripture or the violence depicted in the Old Testament, Scripture presents itself as an obstacle to faith. Many former Christians consistently report that the number one reason they no longer identify as Christians is the Bible itself. Raised in the church but having only a Sunday School level of familiarity with the Bible, former Christians were shocked when they picked it up and read it for themselves.

Kristen LaValley grew up a church kid through and through. She said “the sinner’s prayer” before she could write her name―and spent the next few decades trying to prove she meant it; in a body that couldn’t rest, with a mind she didn’t yet understand, under a God she was afraid to disappoint. She learned to perform the kind of faith that got praised: one that hid pain and swallowed questions. In Growing Up Saved, Kristen maps the slow undoing of a faith formed in certainty and what it took to find God in the middle of her unraveling.

Jesus is still writing your story. Maybe your story feels too messy. Maybe the wounds of your past still haunt you, keeping you stuck in cycles of pain, regret, or doubt. Or maybe you’re just exhausted―longing for purpose and meaning but unsure of how to move forward. But what if the very parts of your story you’d rather forget are the ones God wants to redeem? Mary DeMuth knows what it is to walk through trauma, loss, hurt, and deep brokenness―and find God in the midst of the struggle.

What happens when the God who was supposed to comfort you feels painfully absent? Grief is never just about what you’ve lost―it’s also about the God you thought you knew. When the bottom falls out, you’re left questioning, disoriented, and wondering if faith even has a place in your pain. Mourning God is for those tired of Christian clichés and quick-fix theology. If you’re wrestling with doubt, grief, or disappointment with God, this book offers the honest, compassionate voice you’ve been seeking.

E.M. Bounds takes over from there with this timeless prayer guide. Prayer is a dynamic ingredient in the Christian life. Listen to Bounds' Power Through Prayer to enrich your understanding of God's work in the world.

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.

What does it mean to lead with courage, conviction, and faith — in every season of life? In Commanding the Heights, U.S. Army veteran and ministry leader David Jeffers shares the lessons learned from decades of service — as a soldier, a combat airspace instructor, and now as a Director of Discipleship. From the heat of REFORGER exercises in Europe to the quiet call of ministry, Jeffers shows how God uses every assignment to shape leaders who endure with faith and finish well.

In The Grit of Job, Adam Parsch reflects on the 2025 Detroit Lions season —a year that did not unfold as expected and one marked by adversity, unmet expectations, and uncomfortable questions about faith, endurance, and obedience. Drawing parallels between the biblical story of Job and a Lions season defined not by outcomes but by testing, this book explores what it means to remain faithful when effort goes unrewarded and trust is strained by disappointment. It is not a story about collapse, but about formation — about what is revealed when grit is required without applause.

Have you ever taken Communion without really understanding its power? Do you long for a deeper, more personal connection with Jesus but feel stuck in ritual or routine? Are you hungry for transformation, yet unsure how to receive all that His sacrifice provides? Through years of ministry and personal devotion, bestselling author and teacher Patsy Cameneti uncovered the depth of what Jesus meant when He said, “Do this in remembrance of Me.” In this devotional, she invites you into 31 life-giving encounters that will forever change how you see the body and blood of Christ.

Within each person lives a memory of eternal truth—who we really are. It is a remembrance so ancient that it is beyond time, and is indelible. It is the memory of the first love of your soul—God. It’s the hidden memory that drives your soul’s thirst for truth, joy, and love. But that memory has long been covered over with other ideas about ourselves. Despite our massive forgetfulness, the dawn of that remembrance in our individual and collective consciousness allows us to return to the Father’s House by becoming aware that we are never absent from Holy Reality.

Step into Week 46 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues and experience a devotional journey like no other—personally guided by Rev. Dr. Hillary Hawkins. Through the intimacy of audiobook narration, you’ll hear encouragement, heartfelt prayer, and moments of gentle humor that make each day’s reflection feel like a conversation with a trusted friend.

Many people work hard, pursue opportunity, and do everything they were taught would lead to success—yet still feel unsettled, stretched thin, or quietly anxious. If effort alone created peace, clarity, and lasting wealth, this tension wouldn’t exist. Wealth Follows Wisdom explores why that tension persists. Rather than offering quick strategies or motivational hype, this book returns to a much older question: What kind of person is capable of carrying increase without losing alignment?