Being Content God’s Way Workbook by Scott LaPierre offers a thoughtful, scripture-centered pathway for readers who want more than inspiration—they want transformation. Rather than treating contentment as a personality trait or a life-season that “just happens,” this workbook frames contentment as a learned, practiced, and...

The Science and Spirit of Joy sets out to connect two ways of talking about happiness. John Stanczak first defines positive psychology as a research field that studies the conditions that support well-being, talking about how it took shape through people like Seligman and Csikszentmihalyi....

Is There Anyone? A Call to Those Who Were Born for Something More by Saul Miranda is an invitation to take seriously the questions God asks and to accept His call. It examines key moments in the lives of several biblical characters, including Moses, the...

Rejoicing in His Glory by Kim S. Kinney is book three in The Glory Series, an inspiring guide on Christian devotion. Living for His Glory speaks to readers about a faith-ordered life of daily obedience, where believers learn to honor God through ordinary decisions, pulling...

Being Content God’s Way: A Biblical Guide to Put Off Covetousness and Put on Contentment by Scott LaPierre examines the relationship between covetousness and contentment. According to LaPierre, covetousness is choking out Christ, whereas contentment is the opposite. It is allowing God to enter into...

Chapter Twenty: Expanding the Kingdom by James Hale offers a systematic reading of Revelation set within redemptive history. Hale recounts how early assumptions shaped by home and church gave way to reassessment through sustained study, leading him to situate the millennium within the Bible’s account...

We Live in a Fallen World by Lance Dickson is a helpful guide that aims to help believers find ways to remain faithful to God in this world that is full of sin and corruption. The author reminds readers about the origin of sin and...

God Everywhere, God Everything by Elior talks about God’s presence by describing creation as an ever-active expression of divine thought, in which every location, natural process, and human life exists within God’s being. Elior says that the human mind functions as a limited counterpart to...

In his memoir, I Am Not Ashamed of Christ: Personal Testimonies of a Christian, Dr. Robert Peprah-Gyamfi describes what he associates with life before and after adopting Christian beliefs in his personal writing. He links John 1:43–51 to his history and recounts birth and early...

We see a distorted and idealized version of love in movies and TV shows. So when we look for it in real life, we discover that a relationship is more complex than expected and requires dedication. We need to know when to give and receive,...