The Man God Has For You
Stephan Labossiere
A guide for women seeking meaningful relationships, offering advice on identifying a life partner through faith-based principles and practical insights. It explores traits to look for in a potential partner, emphasizing spiritual connection, mutual respect, and personal growth.
Islam: A Short History
Karen Armstrong
A concise exploration of the history of Islam, from its beginnings with the Prophet Muhammad to its complex role in the modern world. Armstrong delves into the key events, figures, and theological developments that have shaped this major world religion, offering insights into its enduring influence on society and culture.
Building a Bridge
James Martin
In the wake of the Orlando tragedy, a Jesuit priest reflects on the divide between the Catholic Church and the LGBT community, proposing a "two-way bridge" built on respect, compassion, and sensitivity. This book invites both the institutional church and LGBT Catholics to approach each other with understanding, offering biblical passages and reflections to aid in prayer, conversation, and action, fostering unity and healing in a divisive world.
Anxious for Nothing
Max Lucado
In Anxious for Nothing, Max Lucado invites you to trade your perpetual anxiety for an abiding sense of calm. Discover the peace that surpasses all understanding as you learn to celebrate God's goodness, ask for His help, leave your concerns with Him, and meditate on good things. Find freedom from the prison of anxiety and embrace a life characterized by calm and trust.
A New Earth
Eckhart Tolle
Eckhart Tolle's 'A New Earth' is a profound exploration of the ego and its impact on human consciousness. It serves as a guide to transcending ego-driven thinking and awakening to a new state of consciousness, offering a path to inner peace and a more fulfilling life. Discover how to break free from the limitations of the mind and embrace the joy of being.
Battlefield of the Mind for Kids
Karen Moore
A guide for kids to help them understand their thoughts and how to control them. It uses biblical principles and real-life examples to teach children how to think positively, make good choices, and overcome negative thoughts and influences.
For the Love
Jen Hatmaker
In "For the Love," Jen Hatmaker encourages readers to embrace grace and let go of impossible standards. With humor and authenticity, she challenges the pressure to "do it all" and invites women to find freedom and joy in their everyday lives. It's a call to love ourselves and others more deeply, and to live with purpose and intention.
Unoffendable
Brant Hansen
Discover how choosing to be unoffendable can revolutionize your life. Brant Hansen challenges the notion of 'righteous anger' and invites you to embrace humility, forgiveness, and a life free from the grip of offense. Learn to see others with grace and transform your relationships.