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We are God's beloved children. Yet too often our imperfections lead to feelings of shame that leave us insecure and anxious, affecting how we view ourselves, each other, and God. Shame makes us feel that we are not good enough, preventing us from receiving the love God wants to lavish on us. But...

God has graciously given the church gifted men to feed, guide, and protect His people-to equip the saints, build up the body of Christ, and lead her toward spiritual maturity. Through their faithful ministry, the church is anchored in truth and guarded against deception. Yet in many places, the high calling of the pastor has been diminished. Qualifications are watered down, biblical responsibilities are neglected, and the role is reshaped to suit personal ambitions. Some claim the title of evangelist while advancing sacramental traditions.

Belief: surely it's a relic from the past, a hangover from a superstitious age that is totally out of sync with today's rational, science-led culture? In today's science-driven, rational world, belief is dismissed as an artefact of a bygone era – something absurd at best, harmful at worst. The prevailing narratives paint belief as primitive, weird, even dangerous. But as life grows ever more confusing and our societies more atomised, contemplating something bigger than ourselves has never been more vital.

The Listening Pathway: From Spiritual Static to Divine Clarity. Why do two people sit in the same church service, hear the same message, and walk away with completely different results? One leaves energized and growing, while the other feels like the message was just "noise". The difference, as Dr. Mark Jackson reveals after 50 years in the ministry, is much simpler than we think: it all depends on how you listen.

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.

Born Gay, Born Again is not a debate about homosexuality and Christianity. It is not a program, a formula, or a promise that same-sex desire disappears. It is the first honest account of what freedom from homosexuality actually costs, actually looks like, and actually requires - written by two men who failed repeatedly before they found the only thing that worked: truth, community, and the slow work of sanctification. Reginald Robinson and Zaire Willis are pastors, husbands, and the founders of Brand New You - a discipleship movement that has walked over a hundred men toward freedom.

Rediscover the gifts you’ve buried and reignite the passions that make you who you are. Step into your unique design and reconnect with your God-given purpose. As a coach, writer, and vocalist, I’ve walked the journey of neglecting and rediscovering my gifts. This book offers practical tools and insights to help you uncover your purpose and joy. In this book, you will: Rekindle forgotten passions and reignite your spark. Rewrite limiting stories holding you back. Align your life with your unique God-given purpose. Face tough questions to uncover what truly matters.

Modern Christians face a crisis of love. In an age shaped by globalism and liberal individualism, the very meaning of love has been abstracted and detached from the concrete ties that give it substance. Our culture has replaced what R. R. Reno calls “the love society” with Karl Popper’s “open society,” a world that prizes boundless openness over rooted belonging. In the process, many evangelicals have adopted a theology of world mission that is passionate yet placeless—aspirational but rootless, detached from the real communities and covenants through which love is meant to work.

Are you struggling to know if you are truly saved? You are not alone. In Resting in Sovereign Grace, Pastor Joshua Banks offers a deeply biblical and pastoral exploration of how believers can find true assurance of salvation —not by looking inward to their performance, but by looking upward to the finished work of Christ. Drawing richly from Scripture and the Reformed tradition, Banks shows how justification provides the objective basis for assurance, while sanctification brings the subjective experience of it.

A true story of God’s comfort in the midst of lifelong mental illness, this book combines personal testimony with a careful biblical exploration of mental health. In the first six chapters, the author shares his own journey through suffering, faith, misdiagnosis, healing, and the ways God met him with kindness along the way. His story is honest about pain, yet anchored in hope.

In Out of Rows and Into Circles, Joseph P. L. Simmons takes an unflinching look at the evolution of the modern church. With over 25 years of ministry experience, Simmons presents a passionate critique of the seeker-sensitive movement that has reshaped church culture. What began with the noble intention of reaching a broader audience has led to a quiet, yet profound shift—one where comfort often replaces conviction and polished performances overshadow the depth of the Gospel.

We all experience painful seasons that are crushing and seem never-ending. There is hope in our hardships. That hope is in Jesus Christ. The author shares her personal experience from her own painful season, what she learned from it, and how you can apply it to your own life.

Porcupine in a Balloon Factory is a transformative guide that introduces the concept of positive compartmentalization as a powerful tool for navigating life’s challenges. Through personal anecdotes, biblical wisdom, and practical strategies, Todd Lochner teaches people how to manage their emotions and protect their most cherished aspects of life—their “balloons.” Porcupine in a Balloon Factory explores how to cultivate gratitude in all circumstances, break free from the victim mentality, and apply faith-based principles to modern-day struggles.

In former NFL football player and Super Bowl XII runner-up Randy Rich's new book, Nothing Wasted: Learning to Believe You Are Enough in a World of Labels, Rich walks listeners through his personal journey of attempting to compensate for his deep-seated insecurities, the mistakes his lack of awareness led to, and his spiritual awakening to a God of love and grace. As he journeys inward and evaluates the voids in his life and where they came from, he invites listeners to do the same in their own lives. What would it take to believe that you are enough?

“The Letters To The Women Of The World” is Part 81 of The Book Of Benjamin Kareth. I have been asked by God to write letters to each of the Women of the world. I will listen and write what God says to me. These are the first letters written to the women, those who were created by God to be the life-bearers of their households. Women were created to represent the Bride of Christ, the Church, in marriage as they loved and supported their husbands. They were created to have children and teach their children the ways of God.

Our families and friends are crying out for peace amidst the chaos of this world, and are looking for their purpose and destiny. They long to leave behind the baggage and weight of the challenges in life they have been carrying. There is an answer and a way out of that bondage, out of the darkness, out of the prison. All it takes is someone equipped with the truth of God's word to lead others into this freedom.

Rediscovering Grace: Embracing God's Unconditional Love by Seraphina Blake invites readers on a transformative journey through the profound depths of God's grace. This book delves into the true nature of grace, exploring its power to heal, transform, and uplift every aspect of our lives. From understanding the concept of grace and its importance, to embracing forgiveness, letting go of bitterness, and finding strength in adversity, each chapter provides invaluable insights and practical guidance.

Feel the tension between who you are and the man you were created to be? Most Christian men do. We hustle for success, silence emotion, or stay safely on the sidelines—yet still wake up restless. Built for the Fight exposes the lie behind each counterfeit and offers a better way: strength under Gospel authority. Why this book matters nowGrounded in Scripture, backed by cutting-edge neuroscience, and forged in Mike Tobias’s three decades of boardrooms, locker rooms, and pastoral trenches, this field manual shows you how to trade drift for disciplined formation.

How do we get, and stay, well? Rachel Bedford invites us to consider the state of our souls—not in terms of our eternal destination, necessarily, but in terms of how we are living and loving well now. Spiritual Health is an invitation to steadfastness, a how-to-guide to enjoying gifts that we can receive in spiritual wellness, and a roadmap for the pursuit of resilient wellbeing. In a time of permacrisis, you are invited to come and experience something at once fresh and ancient, an anchor in a storm.

In A Physician’s Insights on the Great Physician, Pastor Bayless Conley examines the writings of Luke—a physician who penned both the gospel that bears his name and the book of Acts—to draw insights from how, when, and why Jesus healed the sick. Due to his medical training, Dr. Luke could tell of Jesus’ healing ministry (as well as the Holy Spirit’s healing ministry through the early church) with detail often not used by the other gospel writers. His writings reveal many of God’s promises that you can believe and act upon today.