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Battlefield of the Mind for Teens equips a new audience desperately in need of guidance with a means of winning the war raging inside them, from #1 New York Times bestselling author, Joyce Meyer—made teen-friendly with contemporary language. Worry, doubt, confusion, depression, anger, and...

Read by the author. Unlock the transformation of your passion with the keys of purpose-driven work in The Heart of the Maker. Whether you're an artist or entrepreneur, writer, weekend warrior or looking for a way to activate your calling, this book serves as a blueprint for turning creativity...

Read by the author. When life is bright and blessings abound, are you quick to feel grateful and lift a song of thanks to God? What about the seasons when heartache and hopelessness overwhelm, and deep soul-sadness threatens? When life feels awful, do you find it awfully hard to persevere in...

In GOD, I Know YOU Got This, But..., we settled something a lot of us didn't want to hear: worry is a sin. Not a personality trait. Not just how you're wired. A sin — the same as any other place we've decided we don't trust God with something. Think on These Things picks up exactly where that conviction leaves off — not with more guilt, but with a plan. Rooted in Philippians 4: 8, this book walks through Paul's list of what to think on instead of worry: whatsoever things are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous, and praiseworthy.

Living With Everything explores an alternate lifestyle where it is proposed that our focus on life should consider what we have instead of what we do not have; how God sees us as redeemed instead of lost; how living in peace with all men should be our hearts; and, above all, on the roads we travel, someone is always there with us.

Have you ever wondered if you were created by accident? Do you struggle with feelings of inadequacy, failure, rejection, or doubt? Have you ever looked in the mirror and wondered if God really sees you, knows you, or has a purpose for your life?

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to agree with the Bible-and still live like you're the exception? God can speak. Jesus can save. Grace can be real. But when Scripture gets uncomfortable, suddenly you start editing. You're not tearing pages out. You're just quietly marking out certain truths by how you live.

As artificial intelligence reshapes the world, this bold book asks the urgent question: How do we embrace technology without losing our humanity —or our faith? Artificial intelligence is no longer the future. It’s now.

Humility, as Jesus teaches it, frees us from the many traps of both shame and pride. As we grow into the humility Jesus teaches we grow into an uncanny security, while also laying the foundation for real confidence.

Between the lines on any stranger's face, countless love stories needing to be told… There is, across the globe, an ever-growing disconnect. People everywhere are divided by borders and boundaries and walls—if not geographically, then certainly as they pertain to our convictions and the untamed country that is the human heart. Among so much dissonance, how attainable then is harmony? And where, at last, is it to be found?

What remains when the screens go dark, the noise fades, and the illusions of time and status crumble? In a world obsessed with material goods and digital distractions, we have forgotten the most vital question: Who are we without our inventions?

Joseph: The Godly Perspective of a Mistreated Man examines the brutal circumstances that Joseph encountered while pursuing righteousness, both in his attitude and behavior. Somehow, Joseph found the inner strength to endure each challenge with extraordinary grace. What was his secret, and how did he eventually reach the conclusion that “God meant it for good?” Every individual has to deal with challenges that could shatter confidence and destroy relationships. Learning to deal with those difficult circumstances is essential to our spiritual survival.

What do you do when life falls apart? When grief, heartbreak, and disappointment strip away everything you thought gave you purpose? In Born for Meaning, Chad Prather takes you on a raw, honest, and hope-filled journey through the ashes of loss toward the discovery of something greater. With humor, grit, and biblical wisdom, Chad shows how suffering is not the end of the story—it's the soil where meaning is born.

Überall auf der Welt versuchen die Menschen seit jeher mit dem Göttlichen in Kontakt zu kommen. Doch gelingt ihnen dies? Reden sie mit einem Gegenüber, dass es wirklich gibt? Timothy Keller glaubt, dass das bei Christen der Fall ist: "Wenn wir beten, lernen wir Gott kennen, lernen wir es, ihn endlich als Gott zu behandeln." Deshalb ist das Gebet für ihn "der Schlüssel zu allem, was wir in unserem Leben tun müssen und sein müssen. Wir müssen beten lernen. Wir haben keine Wahl."

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Most couples do not drift apart in a single afternoon, and they drift in the small, undefended spaces between the big moments. A prayer that gets skipped on a tired Tuesday becomes 2 skipped prayers, then a silent week, then a season where God feels...

Are you fighting battles you cannot see… yet feel every day? Many believers struggle with discouragement, fear, doubt, and unseen spiritual opposition without fully understanding the source of these challenges. Armed With Grace equips you with biblical truth and practical insights to stand firm in faith and walk in victory.

Barbara Cueto, author of From Mafia Princess to God's Princess, survived many diverse and ominous battles growing up and into her 30's when she finally found freedom and saving grace through Jesus Christ. But one of her darkest battles was when she was thrown into her mother's dysfunctional world of Alzheimer's disease.

Real Family traces the biblical story of family from its origin in the Trinity to its fulfillment at the marriage supper of the Lamb—and dismantles every lie the church has baptized along the way. Through the dysfunction of Abraham's household, the chosen loyalty of Ruth, the wreckage of David's home, and the Christ who redefined family with four words—"whoever does my will"—J.C. Wright shows that God's family has never been about bloodlines, photo ops, or having it together.

Knowing God as our Father is a key to being who we really are. In knowing the Father for who he is, we aspire to be like him and increasingly reflect his character and values as true sons and daughters. The ‘Father-life’ that flows from him then becomes a dynamic life-force in us that produces many types of good fruit.

Can the darkest nights give rise to the brightest light? In True Light: Journey from Darkness to Redemption, discover a powerful story of resilience, faith, and the unbreakable human spirit. Through pain and struggle comes a path toward hope, a reminder that even in the shadows, light is never far away.