In Can't Pray the Gay Away, I. Ugbomah argues that many LGBTQ+ people reject Christianity because their encounters with churches convinced them that Jesus was hostile toward them. Using her own life as the foundation of the book, she describes growing up outside religion in...

In Preserving and Protecting the Vineyard, Charles R. Reed Sr. argues that the Bible presents one uninterrupted warning about what happens when spiritual authority drifts away from God’s instruction. He uses Jesus as the center of that argument, presenting Christ not simply as Savior but...

Debra Lee Fader's Walk by Faith with God as Your Compass is a memoir that details her extraordinary arc as a Las Vegas singer and Broadway veteran who faced a devastating physical collapse at the moment her political career just began. The book opens with...

What if the major world religions didn't exist today? What if Adam and Eve had a deep discussion about the nature of God, ethics, morality, and religion? That is exactly what happens in Aaron Wilkosz's The Modern Universal Faith. Adam and Eve have advanced degrees,...

Modern lifestyles can overwhelm you in myriad ways. But one can still find purpose and meaning in life by following God's path. In God Whispers Adventure Guide, author Michael Salkeld offers readers a way to follow God's path through explanations and exercises based on biblical...

Elisha, Man of God by Charles R. Reed tells the story of one of God’s most beloved prophets, Elisha. Documenting his life and special relationship with God, Charles paints a vivid picture of the man God entrusted with delivering His most important messages. Having been...

When Faith Is Shaken by Sallie Dawkins is a well-written book that offers hope to readers, especially during seasons of doubt, intense medical crises, unanswered prayers, and more, while guiding them through the path of recovery and wholeness. In five parts using dreams, metaphors, and...

Broken and Content by James A Hale explores the book of Ecclesiastes and the words of King Solomon. Offering a fresh perspective to readers, James teaches us to tread with caution, so that we too may gain wisdom. Yes, terrible things do happen, but they...

In What’s Your Nineveh? When Running from Your Calling Becomes Its Own Kind of Hell, Keith Thorn turns the biblical account of Jonah into a question of what happens when a person keeps refusing the duty God has placed on them. In the Bible, Jonah...

What does it actually mean when someone claims a Christian is “known by their fruits”? In his theological study By Their Fruits, You Shall Know Them, author James Rondinone links the message of his book to that single question. The author covers the ways that...