Fear, Faith, Reason by Diana Estill is a well-written book that exposes a thief disguised as a guardian as well as other concepts relating to faith and reason based on Diana's experiences. Using instances from exaggerated media headlines, weather records, and forecasts, Diana describes the...

No Other Gods by Marja Verschoor-Meijers begins with observations of religious diversity during her travels, noting things like Indian restaurants displaying images of Jesus alongside Hindu gods. She contrasts this with her Christian upbringing centered on one supreme being and speaks on the biblical first...

Rick Smith’s The Scapegoat explains the biblical concept of Jesus as a substitute who takes on humanity’s guilt and punishment, using the metaphor of a scapegoat. He details how sin entered the world through Adam and Eve’s disobedience, leading to humanity’s separation from God and...

Like most religions, Christianity has established doctrines that define it. These are based on diverse interpretations of the original scriptures and have led to the fragmentation of the faith into many different denominations, each with its distinct beliefs and rules. There is now little room...

Challenges are part of life. However, sometimes, darkness threatens to overwhelm us, especially in times of loss and grief, as the Deceiver strikes in moments of vulnerability. Infused with biblical wisdom, Matters of the Soul is a spiritual guide crafted to help you overcome the...

Paul Seng Chao grew up in war-torn Southeast Asia amid severe poverty and strife. His people used to rely on shaman practices to heal from illnesses, but it only led to loss and grief. After his parents' divorce, his mother struggled with mental health issues,...

Warning: "Rapture" The Great Disappearance: An Eventual Problem In Timing by Howard Hunt is a devotional study that explores the teachings and interpretations surrounding the concept of the Rapture. This belief, held by many Christians, posits that faithful believers will be taken up to Heaven...

Answer the Call: Christian Growth and Ministry Development by Kerrie Price is a well-written book that reveals God's plans and dealings in preparing men and women for Christian service. Kerrie highlights the various ways God speaks to us and the reasons why a believer can...

Three Years by Dr. Drew M. Christian reflects on the impact of his father’s sudden death and how it shaped his spiritual journey, leading to an intentional Christian life modeled on Jesus’ three-year ministry. He emphasizes the distinction between justification and sanctification, outlining a progression...

The Stranger’s Conflict by Brad Church offers a profound exploration of the internal spiritual battle experienced by believers in Christ. The book begins by addressing the universal human struggle to live righteously in a world seemingly dominated by the sinful nature inherited from Adam and...