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,...

In God Is Not an Information Desk, T.G. Owens drives multiple passengers in London and discusses life, faith, and personal awareness with each of them. Among them is Virginia, an American woman with whom Owens chats about loneliness and obstacles while explaining limiting beliefs and...

Through the Lens of an Ancient Yisra’elite Bible Study by Benjamin Nieves Carrasquillo Jr. presents biblical interpretation through historical, linguistic, and cultural analysis, emphasizing the distinction between hermeneutics, exegesis, and eisegesis. He traces Christianity’s evolution from Yahusha and Pharisaic Judaism, considering the influence of Roman...

Grief Unwrapped by Patricia Cameron is a self-help memoir that draws from the sudden death of Cameron's husband Matthew in 2015. She talks about her daily life with three young sons and moments of presence within them. Cameron's source of strength and perseverance stems from...

Faith Talk: Christian Women & The Gospel by Heather Hart and contributing authors features daily devotionals about faith, following God, trusting Him, and more. These devotionals address the various struggles and trials women have when it comes to their faith, including how to put it...

Made Marvelous: Devotions for the Journey, by Debbie R. Smith, is an uplifting work of faith that explores themes such as self-worth, belief, and personal transformation. With honesty and warmth, she shares how a transformative moment, sparked by reading Psalm 139:14, reshaped her perspective on...

There's a growing need for people to hold themselves accountable for their actions today, perhaps more so than any other period in history. In Biblical Experiences, author I. Daryl Pressley draws on the wisdom of the scriptures to help readers overcome mental, spiritual, and moral...

In Rethinking the Sabbath, H. Irving Wilson presents the Sabbath as a divinely instituted day of rest established in Genesis, sanctified by God after six days of labor, and intended for physical, mental, and spiritual renewal. He traces its origins to the Hebrew word Shabbat,...

What Kind of House Are You? by Calvin H Taylor is an exploration of spiritual growth and the metaphorical construction of a life rooted in faith. The author uses the analogy of building a house to illustrate the steps necessary for developing a strong spiritual...

In Church Professionalism, DaLana R. Patterson presents a detailed account of how church work should be executed with the same standards of consistency, clarity, and accountability expected in any profession, but governed by scripture. She defines key terms and applies them directly to ministry roles....