The Jesus Command: The Mark of Discipleship by Mathew Milam II is an extraordinary look at the command given by Jesus Christ to “Love one another, as I have loved you.” Inside this beautiful work, readers will discover what the Bible tells us about how...

Testimony of The Protected: How One Lost Warrior Was Found is a non-fiction military memoir written by Doug Milliken. Milliken’s college deferment did not protect him from the Maine draft board’s notice. After the disastrous Tet Offensive, the draft boards were scrambling to provide the...

The Alphabets of Christian Theology: Know the ABC’s of What You Believe is a theological study guide written by Rev. George Pryor Th.M. Theology is the study of God and religious truth. This is an incredible reference too. Anyone interested in studying the Bible will...

It could be common knowledge that a name – especially when uttered – immediately connects us with someone or something, but John Avery’s The Name Quest takes readers even deeper into the heart of building deep and meaningful relationships with God by penetrating the mystery...

The Warrior's Manual: The Ancient Paths of the Warrior King for the Warrior Bride is a Christian non fiction work by author Dustin Hedrick. It is the author’s philosophy that, in the modern world, Christian churchgoers experience their religion as a passive force, and so...

Our modern world is full of almost as many opinions as there are people to express them. The twenty-first century is truly the age of the individual. This, says Edward F. Mrkvicka, Jr., is the seed of our destruction. Our obsession with self, says Mrkvicka,...

The Warrior’s Bride by Kathy Barnett and Carrie Daws is a Christ-centered, scripturally based training and support manual for military wives. In a series of alternating testimonials written in an easy-to-read, conversational style, Barnett and Daws offer encouragement and guidance tailored specifically to military wives...

They’re Rugby Boys, Don’t You Know? is an inspiring story about youth evangelism. Author Natalie Vellacott gives an account of her encounter with boys who lived on the streets in an area called Subic Bay in the Philippines. Ms. Vellacott was a crew member on...

Who would have thought that a dog would enjoy eating lemons? In spite of the mouth-puckering sensation, would any dog actually want to go back for more? Who would have thought that a dog would make missiles out of rolled socks, throwing them into the...

The Heart Has Its Reasons: Looking Back Looking Ahead by Ignatius Fernandez is an uplifting and philosophical book that helps readers reflect on life and God. The book speaks about the importance of relationships in one's life and reminds readers of the things that really...