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No matter how hard we may try to tame the crazy busyness and relentless pressures of those weeks (months?!) leading up to Christmas, our days are still likely to be fuller-than-normal. That’s why we need daily reminders to ponder the Prince of Peace. To savor the Savior. To gaze at the Great I AM. In Consider Jesus: Meditations on the Person and Work of Christ, beloved teacher Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth invites us to quiet our hearts, to slow down and think about who Jesus really is and all that He has done for us.

This warm and personal guide invites listeners beyond routine prayer into a deeper, more intimate union with God. Drawing on lived experience, the wisdom of the saints, and Sacred Scripture, it reveals how prayer can become a loving encounter with Christ, the Divine Bridegroom, even amid the demands, disappointments, and spiritual dryness of everyday life.

Hello, gorgeous souls. On a spiritual journey, many questions present themselves. For over a decade, I lived within organized religion, serving as a Relief Society teacher, seeking sanctuary for my soul. But what happens when your blueprint fractures? My journey took me through a fourteen-year divorce, the ICU at SickKids, and a loved one miraculously surviving a near-fatal crash on Highway twenty-eight. As my views changed, I stepped away from standard rituals to seek fundamental questions about existence and reality.

Viele Jahre lang haben wir geglaubt, dass das Gehirn unseren Körper steuert, aber stimmt das tatsächlich? Es findet eine ständige Kommunikation zwischen Herz und Gehirn statt, soviel wissen wir, aber welches von beiden ist wichtiger? Wenn wir sowohl die biblischen Aussagen über das Herz als auch die wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse diesbezüglich betrachten, sehen wir: Es ist nicht nur ein Muskel, der Blut durch den Körper pumpt, sondern es besitzt die Fähigkeit zu denken!

Are you burned out, wondering if your best days really are ahead? Do you feel like you just can’t catch a break? Or have you pressed on, only to be met with another setback that leaves you doubting the goodness of God? The mundane, everyday obstacles and disappointments often feel like a...

If Christians are supposed to be temples of the Holy Spirit, why do so many of us feel more like condemned buildings than sacred sanctuaries? Why do we carry wounds from childhood, battle feelings of worthlessness, wrestle with depression, struggle with temptation, and wonder if God can really use people whose lives seem held together with duct tape and a desperate prayer? In "If I'm the Temple of God, Why Are My Pillars Cracked?," pastor and author Mark Winter invites listeners on a candid, often humorous, and deeply personal journey through the cracks and broken places of life.

Have you ever felt stuck in your prayers? Like you’re praying the same thing over and over? Not sure if God is hearing your prayers? Join the author as he journeys verse by verse through the book of James, sharing pastoral insight into three bold prayers from the writings of James. Using James 1:2-5 as the baseline, discover three fresh, bold prayers that will transform your prayer life and grow your faith.

What if one of the greatest Bible studies you've ever done centered on two simple words? **All things.** Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly uses the phrase "all things." We read those words so often that it's easy to overlook just how powerful they are. With God all things are possible. All things are yours. I can do all things through Christ. All things work together for good. All things have become new. He freely gives us all things. All things were created through Him and for Him. In Him all things hold together. Giving thanks always for all things. One day, God will be all in all.

Meditation brings the biggest results to Christians!! God has given us so many revelations that can cause us to reign on earth, yet little or none of these revelations are working for the ordinary believer. We know so much yet see very little results. The reason is simple. We have not meditated on the things we know to the point of them becoming realities in our lives. This is either because we do not know the importance of meditation or we do not know how to properly meditate.

What if you've been living like a spiritual beggar... when God has already made you an heir? Many Christians spend their lives pleading with God to bless them, wondering if they're worthy enough to receive His help. But what if the answer isn't found in begging harder? What if the answer is found in understanding the covenant God has already made with you through Jesus Christ? In Covenant, author Alice Masci takes listeners on a life-changing journey through Scripture to reveal the riches of their inheritance as children of God.

Faith has grown complicated—more about what we believe than who we believe in. But what if there’s a simpler, truer way? A faith that is honest about our doubts and fears, yet deep enough to set us free. In Simple Faith, Adam Martin walks with you through familiar Scripture—not to master more information, but to help you truly know the God who made you, rescued you, and is still renewing you. With warmth and honesty, this book gently explores two life-changing questions: What do you really believe about God? And what do you really believe about yourself?

Some of the most comforting words a Christian could possibly hear from God are, "I want to bless you." In the Sermon on the Mount, Christ told us that we can come to Him as we are—in need, mourning, oppressed, or hungering—and He will bless us. In Charles Spurgeon's revealing exploration of The Beatitudes, you will learn to...

What if hope was never meant to be wishful thinking? When most people say, "I hope so," they mean, "I wish it would happen, but I'm not sure it will." The Bible describes hope very differently. Biblical hope is a confident expectation based on the unchanging character and promises of God. In A Reason for Hope, Alice Masci takes listeners on a Scripture-filled journey through one of the greatest gifts God has given His children.

Have we become so focused on “major” sins that we’ve grown apathetic about our subtle sins? Renowned author Jerry Bridges takes you into a deep look at the corrosive patterns of behavior that we often accept as normal, in this established and impactful book. Practical, thought-provoking...

When life’s trials leave you weary, Lean on Me offers a path toward healing, hope, and renewed purpose. You’ll discover how grace can transform even the deepest pain into the foundation of your divine calling. This book helps you see that what once broke you can become what builds you —when you surrender to God’s process. Through real-life reflections and spiritual insights, you’ll learn how to overcome adversity, embrace forgiveness, and uncover meaning in every challenge.

In a world where truth is blurred by technology, fear is amplified by crisis, and the Church is pressured to compromise, Resilient Faith: Standing Firm in a Fallen World calls believers back to the unshakable foundation of God’s Word. Drawing from his years as an Army Infantry veteran, SWAT sniper, human trafficking investigator, and ministry leader, Brian Fenn weaves together Scripture, science, history, and personal experience to equip Christians for the days ahead.

El autor de mayor ventas y pastor Francis Chan explica cómo permanecer en el amor de Dios nos conduce a una vida de servicio, obediencia y adoración a Dios. A pesar de haber pastoreado durante décadas y alcanzado a miles de personas a través de sus libros y predicaciones, Francis luchaba con...

When the unthinkable happens, where do you find the strength to take the next breath? In Manna From Heaven: God's Daily Provision Through Seasons of Grief, Paula Lenaburg shares the deeply personal story of losing her only child, Lauren, and the journey that followed. Through raw honesty, unwavering faith, and hard-earned wisdom, she invites listeners into the reality of grief —not as a problem to be solved, but as a path to be walked one day at a time. After Lauren's death, Paula found herself facing overwhelming sorrow, endless questions, and a future she never imagined.

You're not broken. You're on the floor. And the floor is exactly where your story gets decided. Aaron Abair has been homeless with a family depending on him. He's had everything taken—the cars, the apartment, the salary, the security. He built a restaurant from nothing in a 150-person town that had no business supporting one and kept it alive for over a year on faith alone. He watched his daughter take her first steps on a video call from a hotel room in Indiana because someone else owned his time. He knows the floor. Not as a metaphor. As an address he actually lived at.

What if wisdom required slowness—and modern life simply forgot how? In C. S. Lewis, G. K. Chesterton, Theology, and the Lost Art of Pipe Smoking, George Le Savant offers a witty, humane, and quietly subversive meditation on faith, attention, joy, and the habits that once made thinking possible. Drawing on the essays, letters, and theological reflections of C. S. Lewis and G. K. Chesterton, this book is not about tobacco—but about time. About the forgotten disciplines of patience, silence, friendship, and embodied thought in an age addicted to speed.