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Learn how to think Biblically about Artificial Intelligence. You aim to be intentional and faithful in all areas of life—and AI is now part of life. So what does it mean to think biblically about AI and the way it affects your day-to-day? What sorts of problems can AI help you with? What...

Christian fixation with political power is the theological emergency of our time, and in Defying Tyrants, Matthew D. Taylor traces the origins of Christian supremacy. Jesus directed his followers away from the race for power, but somewhere along the way, many Christians turned Jesus into a...

In a time of division and discord, Christians have come to be seen not as bearers of good news and love but of judgement and intolerance. How did we get here? And what can we do about it? In this audio Bible study guide, Philip Yancey—bestselling author of What’s So Amazing About Grace...

Compromise has three colors. The American church has a history of creating and maintaining racist ideas and practices. This audio original recording from NYT bestselling author Jemar Tisby is based on the themes introduced in The Color of Compromise but goes a step further, showing how...

How should Christians live their faith in the public arena? Twenty years ago, the first edition of Chuck Colson's Kingdoms in Conflict became a bestseller, a must-read for people interested in politics and the relationship between church and state. Now, with a passion for truth and moved by the...

EN ESTE LIBRO REVELADOR, INSPIRADOR Y PRÁCTICO, ESCRITO JUNTO CON SU BIÓGRAFO, AUSTEN IVEREIGH, EL LÍDER ESPIRITUAL POR EXCELENCIA EXPLICA POR QUÉ DEBEMOS—Y CÓMO PODEMOS—HACER EL MUNDO MÁS SEGURO, JUSTO Y SANO PARA TODOS. En la crisis del Covid, el pastor amado de más de mil millones...

When the Israelites exclaimed, "Here are your gods!" at the sight of the golden calf, they were attempting to hold on to the God of their history while fashioning idols for their own purposes. In today's Western world, plenty of shiny false gods still hold power—idols of prosperity...

On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama. She was not trying to start a movement. She was simply tired of the social injustice. Yet, her simple act of courage started a chain of events that forever shaped the landscape of American race...

Discover a different way of seeing and responding to the Coronavirus pandemic, an approach drawing on Scripture, Christian history, and the way of living, thinking, and praying revealed to us by Jesus. What are we supposed to think about the Coronavirus crisis? Some people think they know: "This...

My Name is Tani: The Amazing True Story of One Boy’s Journey from Refugee to Chess Champion The story that is inspiring everyone! Soon to be a Paramount motion picture. Draw deep into the dramatic account of escape from terrorism. Tani Adewumi’s story begins amid Boko Haram’s reign of...

The Day God Saw Me as Black is a genre-defying, cultural critique of white supremacy in the Black Pentecostal religious experience through the lenses of race, gender, sexual expression, and class analyses. A narrative that weaves between critique and meditation, decolonization and reconciliation, the theoretical and the deeply personal, The Day God Saw Me as Black is an imagining of what could be if we stopped denying ourselves — and each other — full liberation.

When Daniel Mercer leaves Texas for a failing youth farm in rural Ohio, he isn’t chasing a dream—he’s answering a debt he’s carried for fourteen years. A debt born on a porch lit by a flickering bulb, a terrified boy, and a moment of hesitation that still haunts him. Now, at thirty five, Daniel steps into a world of frostbitten mornings, broken fences, and boys who’ve learned to expect abandonment long before they expect kindness. The Southeastern Youth Farm & Academy needs a leader. The boys need stability. And Daniel needs a chance to become the man he once promised he’d be.

The key to America’s future begins with exploring our past. In Freedom Is Costly, But Priceless, Dave Meyer shares the importance of our nation’s true history—learning about our rich, godly heritage and discovering Who and what has made this nation so great. God’s Word was an integral part of our nation’s founding, and His Word is still the key today to restoring our families, schools, churches and communities. When it comes to the future of this nation, each one of us plays a greater role than we can possibly imagine. God has given us the ability to become an unquenchable force for good.

Awaken your senses to a life beyond survivalIn a world marked by conflict, disparity, and disconnection, Whole and Human invites us to reclaim what makes us fully alive—by slowing down, paying attention, and embracing the truth that each of us deserves to flourish. Through forty meditations engaging the five senses, journey into deeper relationship with land, body, spirit, and justice. These reflections offer life-giving practices that nourish rather than deplete, helping us meet life’s heaviness with restorative possibilities.

Born just before the victories of the Civil Rights Movement and entering public school just after desegregation, Pam Lilly has often been the first, sometimes been the only, and regularly been among the few Black people in predominantly white spaces. Drawing on her own experiences as well as those of family members, she narrates a story of adversity, victory, moving forward, and joy. A devoted follower of Jesus, Lilly sees everything that has happened to her as part of God's plan for her.

There are strange things happening in our world. Should Christians continue to ignore them? In Christians Avoiding Monsters: The Real Reasons That Real Believers Ignore Real Monsters, Derek Davis challenges fellow believers to confront the reasons they avoid the high strangeness in our world. From biases that blind us to how news shapes our skepticism, this eye-opening book dismantles the most common objections. Drawing on a Biblical worldview as well as the testimonies of hundreds of witnesses to extraordinary phenomena, Davis reveals why this conversation matters.

This modern guide to hard conversations offers a conversational framework for telling the truth without losing the relationship. Many of us feel unprepared in what to say and how to say it when it comes to online and in-person discussions about morality, sexuality, religion, and truth itself. Forgive Me If I Was Rude offers a clear, compassionate framework for engaging in those conversations effectively.

Anchor your faith with biblical wisdom to overcome the anxiety of modern Christian living and a polarized culture. When daily news feeds leave you feeling spiritually exhausted, this pastoral audio experience offers a calming, hopeful path forward. Replace outrage with a rooted theological...

What if the God you were taught to fear is not the God Jesus revealed? In The Transparency of God, Diana Michaela Wisemen invites listeners into a bold, Scripture-anchored reexamination of the Father’s character, the meaning of spiritual rebirth, and the future of the Church in a rapidly shifting world. Part theology, part spiritual formation, part personal memoir, this book moves from the earliest questions of origin to the ultimate promise of eternal union with the Father.

Reclaim the radical roots of Christianity with John Brown as your guide—resist oppression, confront Christian nationalism, and embrace a faith that demands justice. Christianity began as a revolutionary faith in Africa and Palestine, yet across centuries it has been distorted into a tool for...