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What if I told you that whatever it is you are doing, if it is done with love, is enough? It All Counts is a fiercely compassionate and deeply personal exploration of faith, doubt, and the sacredness of everyday life. With humor, honesty, and theological insight, pastor and podcaster Natalia...

In a culture that touts tolerance but cancels for anything less than conformity, New York Times bestselling author Mark Batterson shows us how to rise above the shaming and blaming with holy courage, spiritual discernment, and amazing grace. The world has changed faster in the last twenty years...

An inspiring true story of one man's journey of finding his purpose as he overcomes overwhelming obstacles to bring clean water to millions of the world's neediest people―inviting us all to discover the amazing way that God has designed each one of us to impact this world in a unique way. The problem was so huge it seemed as though nothing short of a miracle was needed. Initially a career goal for him, bringing clean water to the world became Greg Allgood's passionate life mission, first as part of his job at Procter & Gamble and later in his role as VP of Water at World Vision.

For decades, the Black Church has stood as a beacon of faith, resilience, and moral courage. But beneath the surface of spiritual fervor lies a growing crisis—a theological drift that has exchanged biblical authority for cultural and political conformity. In The Heart of Apostasy, Dr. Eric Wallace confronts this dangerous shift head-on, exposing how progressive ideologies like identity politics, critical race theory, and cultural Marxism have infiltrated the pulpits and pews of the Black Church, leading it away from its prophetic calling.

For many Christians, the relationship between the Old Testament Law and the New Testament dispensation is often viewed with confusion. In Dispensational Theonomy: The Revelation of God's Law Through the Ages, Jaród Murphey explores whether the Law has been abolished or still serves as a vital guide for believers today. Murphey argues that while the Mosaic Covenant is obsolete for those in Christ, the Law of God remains an essential foundation for both personal holiness and the establishment of objective civil justice in any society.

In an era where the definition of justice often shifts with the cultural tide, Jaród Murphey’s Equal Under the Law addresses some of the most fundamental questions of human existence: Do humans possess objective, inviolable rights? If so, where do these rights originate, and are they truly universal across all times and cultures? This audiobook invites listeners to look beyond subjective standards and explore the possibility of a timeless, unchanging foundation for morality that applies to every individual and society.

A bold and honest exploration of what it means to be Catholic in a changing world, from two of America's beloved spiritual teachers In this candid and wide-ranging work, Richard Rohr and Joseph Martos confront the tensions many Catholics feel about their faith, identity, and belonging. Written...

This powerful firsthand account tells the story of a priest who chose to remain with his people in Gaza amid war, destruction, and uncertainty. In the face of danger, scarcity, and suffering, he continues to offer the sacraments, encouragement, and hope rooted in union with Christ. With moving simplicity and spiritual depth, these pages reveal the strength of faith lived under trial, the meaning of true pastoral charity, and the quiet light of hope that endures even in the darkest circumstances.

"A deep and sharply insightful commentary on narcissistic leadership, including valuable and practical ways to spot a predator in pastoral clothing."—Tia Levings, author of the NYT Bestselling A Well-Trained Wife: My Escape from Christian Patriarchy and I Belong to Me: A Survivor’s Guide to Recovery and Hope after Religious Trauma In a world full of uncertainty, self-styled spiritual saviors are out hawking salvation like it’s the latest TikTok trend. Enter Gaslighting for God, Becky Garrison’s razor-sharp unmasking of the unfortunate narcissism underneath so much American spirituality.

America is in crisis. Once a nation under God, the Supreme Court has turned us away from the very Father who established us. Is it any wonder why prayer vanished from our schools, justice feels distorted, truth is silenced, and freedom crumbles under rulings that defy His Word? The truth is sobering. The Supreme Court has wandered like a prodigal son into a far country. But here’s the good news: our Father is still watching, still waiting, and still running to restore what has been lost.

Deconstruction isn't the end; it's the starting point for something new. This audiobook points you toward what comes next. Among exvangelicals and former fundamentalists, it's common to hear discussions about faith deconstruction—the process of relinquishing long-held religious views that turned out to be uninformed, untrue, or unjust. But it's less common to hear people talk about what happens next. After you reject some or all of your old beliefs, what new beliefs will you put in their place? How will you redefine what the Bible is and what faith means?

Charlie Kirk invited Rev. Jim Harden onto his show to talk about the firebombing of one of the Christian pro-life medical offices he runs in New York. In one of those interviews, Charlie told Rev. Harden, “We have your back 100%.” When Charlie was assassinated, Rev. Harden was the first one in America to say that Charlie’s assassination was not an act of political violence but an act of Christian persecution. Why? Because Rev. Harden is experiencing it firsthand.

This audiobook can become the beginning parts of a spiritual formation not founded in earth systems, religious centers like churches, but rather in the heart of a loving Father, that wants all of his children to know, understand and fall in love with the way of life that became the Jesus way, right after his death, burial, and resurrection.

Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez was an invisible architect behind evangelical Christianity's digital empire, crafting messages of belonging for some of the most influential megachurches, all while secretly questioning his own place within the faith. In a desperate attempt to "fix" himself, he turned to conversion therapy, spending eight years trying to pray the gay away. And he wasn't alone. Even though Exodus International, the largest ex-gay organization, closed in 2013, the practice still thrives in many conservative religious communities.

Think of an issue that makes your blood boil. Now imagine lunch with a friend who is just as passionate about it—on the other side. How can the two of you even broach the issue, let alone hear each other with curiosity and compassion? The answer begins long before the lunch does, by learning to engage dialogue as a habit of the heart—an inner transformation that the ancient practices of Christian spirituality can address.

Bloomsbury presents Faith in the Public Square by Rowan Williams read by Niall Lucas Rowan Williams on critical contemporary issues in his final book as Archbishop of Canterbury. Archbishop Rowan Williams is the most gifted Anglican priest of his generation. His views are consistent and orthodox...

Too often, what we call "peace" is really just silence, sameness, or surface unity, while below the surface, division is growing. But what if true Christian unity embraces differences instead of erasing them? What if real Christianity means we commit to dethroning the uniformity we often require...

We live in a world increasingly defined by division, dominance and self-interest. Our pursuit of freedom and power, untethered from grace, has moved us, not toward liberation or strength but toward exclusion, oppression and moral decay. We need to rethink what it means to live graciously. Grace is not weakness or naivety. It is courage in its purest form. It is the audacity to forgive without being asked, to listen without needing to be right, and to love without expecting anything in return.

This Is How God Talks to You is a practical, beginner-friendly DayReader that helps you start (and stick with) Bible reading in just 10–15 minutes a day. In 60 short entries, readers learn simple tools, the right questions to ask, and encouragement that turns “overwhelmed” into a...

Today, affection for the Jewish people based on Romans 11 is thought to be an error rooted in the Post-war Consensus or Dispensationalism. But in this book Doug Wilson has assembled quotes from countless Reformed teachers, many untethered from the 20th century and its Left Behind series, each writing about what they believe the Bible really teaches about Romans 11. We must reject the mistakes made in 20th century theology. But we must not throw out our heritage as we do so.