What Would the Boss Do? 2.0 by Jerry Roth tells the story of Mali, a struggling business owner, and her retired neighbor Jerry, a former commercial lighting company president who lost his own job after twenty years at the top. The book opens with the...

Kaya Gibson’s Released is the story of her extraordinary life, beginning with her early childhood when she was born as Rhonda Baker in Flint, Michigan. Her troubles begin at six when she loses her mother to Hodgkin's disease and survives abuse after that. Diagnosed with...

Anxious With Jesus by Tiffany Ciccone is about living with Generalized Anxiety Disorder as a Christian and learning to live with it. When her pastor of twenty years said mental health disorders stemmed from sin, Tiffany knew he was wrong and decided to explore the...

Shahin Samadi’s Currents of Being (Volume II) is a thoughtful exploration of deep philosophical ideas, personal connections, and the shared human journey. Using a striking river metaphor from his youth as a foundation, the book examines how our lifelong growth is directly shaped by our...

In My Pain Is My Wife, Mohan Kumar Thadi tells the story of his pain and how it permanently altered the course of his life. Mohan was a bright young engineering student in 2003. He had many dreams that he wanted to achieve. But a...

God’s Focus on the Fatherless by Dwight David Croy offers a wonderful, hands-on guide for helping ministries connect with their communities. Croy examines several biblical passages about the fatherless, blending Scripture with his personal background in pastoral care and chaplaincy. He encourages congregations to stop...

Jeff Whelchel’s The Long Road to Surrender depicts the silent breakdown and ultimate restoration of a committed family doctor. After spending more than twenty years as a primary care physician based in Texas, the author finally reached a breaking point where his inner strength was...

The Marauder and His Daughter is Linda S. Cunningham's memoir built around her father's 1944 diary from his time serving with Merrill's Marauders in Burma during World War II. The book opens in 1992 as the author drives to interview her father, Larry W. Stephenson,...

The Alchemy of Motherhood by trauma counselor and mother Casey Keen is based on her own personal struggles with the healthcare system and the lack of resources for new mothers. She discusses birth trauma, postpartum depression, and relationship strain. Many women suffer in silence, being...

In No EGO Policy, Daniel J. Batty presents leadership as a responsibility to shape how people experience the workplace. Drawing on lessons from his career, he argues that authority has value when it is used in service of others and that workplace culture is created...