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Do you ever feel pressured to meet expectations you don’t even understand or know exist? Or maybe you blame yourself or those around you when things don’t go according to plan. Are you tired of feeling constantly disappointed? You're not alone. This book tackles a hidden culprit behind our unhappiness: Hexpectations. These are unspoken desires we place on ourselves and others, often unrealistic, that lead to frustration and resentment. With the aid of numerous Scriptures, this book will teach you how to identify and break free from the cycle of hexpectations.

The book chronicles the backbreaking work of Angela’s southern parents in the late 50’s and the limited choices the parents had for their children. They find a way out. However, the pains of race and poverty proved to be inescapable. Angela, now a child, of the north—is pulled back to the south to uncover the depth of race and poverty her parents (and many others) face. Christianity is also explored as a way through trials and as a way of rethinking repetitive and damaging actions when it comes to race and poverty.

One's Christian Faith can only bring joy when God's Word is understood, believed, and lived. It is truly a miraculous joy. To that end, this book includes several approaches. The first few chapters are devoted to the author's struggle to believe all of God's Word, including its unambiguous teaching on His sovereignty. However, the largest portion deals with foundational doctrines and their ramifications for living our faith in our daily, very real nitty-gritty struggles.

Are you ready to embark on a transformative journey? "Wading in the Waves" is a compelling devotional that invites you to explore the complexities of grief, intimacy, shame, and identity over eight weeks. "Wading in the Waves" aims to contribute to discussions about trauma, identity, healing, and spirituality. Positioned at the intersection of trauma and spirituality, it is likely to resonate with anyone who has faced trauma or experienced grief. It has questions related to God or spirituality, regardless of their background.

When 28-year-old Corrie overhears a phone call and discovers her husband’s affair, her idyllic Christian world is shattered and she plunges into the darkness of gut-wrenching pain and betrayal. For her, time stops, and she cries out to God, desperate for a way forward. An unexpected symbol of hope appears and sparks a transformative three-year spiritual journey. This riveting memoir invites you into Corrie’s two worlds—her dynamic outer world of being an American living overseas in Shanghai, China, as well as her fascinating inner world of conversations and encounters with God.

Russian artist Ivan Kramskoy painted a depiction of Jesus that was so shockingly human, it led him to tell a friend afterward, “I have perhaps committed sacrilege, but I couldn't help but paint him.” Just as Kramskoy’s painting invited his viewers to gaze at the shocking humility of Christ, the Gospel leads us to rethink what it means to truly look like Christ and glorify Him. Drawing from Philippians 2, the reflections invite listeners to gaze at the total humiliation of Christ and seek to be made like him by the Holy Spirit, sinking into a deeper union with Christ, until he is all in all.

The Innovator: Steve Jobs Speaks from Heaven by Tolu Sarah Johnson and Matthew Robert Payne offers a unique conversation with one of the most influential minds of the modern era. Through a series of profound questions and candid responses, Steve Jobs shares his thoughts from heaven, touching on his spiritual journey, his life’s purpose, and the lessons he learned during and after his time on Earth.

"God’s Last Days Message For His Children, Volume 5" by Tolu Sarah Johnson and Matthew Robert Payne presents a profound exploration of the human experience through a spiritual lens, offering listeners insight into some of life’s most challenging and often unanswered questions. This volume discusses themes that impact every person’s journey—such as love, wisdom, and purpose—as it illuminates the divine perspective on our lives.

In From Silence to Silence: A Benedictine Pilgrimage to God’s Sanctuary, Fr. Francis Bethel, OSB, a Benedictine monk from Our Lady of Clear Creek Abbey in Oklahoma, draws from the centuries-old monastic tradition of prayer and his own personal experience to provide a spiritual guide for Catholics who want to silence the distracting noise of this fallen world to hear more clearly the quiet or “silent” voice of God. To understand and partake in the divine mysteries requires that we block out the cacophony of disruptions that plague our lives and separate us from God.

Jesus & Your Mental Health delves into the intricate connection between biblical truth and the mind, fostering a comprehensive understanding of mental health within the Christian realm. This exploration illuminates the path to better engagement with mental health issues, paving the way for empathetic support for self and others.

Bulletproof & Unbreakable Marriage is my honest, straight-talking, Christ-centered guide for couples who want more than a nice marriage. They want a love that can take a hit—and stand strong. This book is for couples at every stage—whether you’re newly married, in a rough patch, or simply wanting to go deeper. It’s full of hard-earned wisdom, practical strategies, personal stories, humor, and biblical truths that will encourage and equip you for the journey.

In Kingdomnomics, Lewis will explore the application of the Scriptures's values and principles in our lives, as well as the if/then dynamic to provide better understandings of how to live a Christ-like life and stay in communion with our Creator. The Scriptures, at their core, are about government and governance.

This book is a raw, prophetic walk through my personal wilderness—cigarettes dropped, soul ties severed, false images burned. It’s part journal, part war manual, part altar call. In these words, I confront the lies I lived, expose the spiritual altars built in my name, and reveal how Heaven renamed me—naked, honest, holy, and whole.

Exhale is a 31-day devotional for the soul that’s been carrying too much for too long. With the heart of a pastor and the wisdom of a counselor, Samuel C. Petty offers daily reflections to help you breathe again—honestly, gently, and with hope. Each day invites you to slow down, release what you’ve been holding in, and encounter the healing presence of God right where you are.

In The Lord's Prayer: A Pathway to Power and Victory, the author delves into Jesus' teachings to reveal enduring truths that have the potential to revitalize both prayer practices and everyday life. Each chapter focuses on a specific phrase from this sacred prayer, offering biblical interpretations, practical applications, and reflective devotionals designed to align one's heart with God's intentions.

Existen muchos libros que hablan del sufrimiento, pero pocos hablan de cómo sufrir con los que sufren. Cuando hablamos sobre el sufrimiento usualmente pensamos en primera persona. Pasamos mucho tiempo buscando consuelo y esperanza personal, lo cual es bueno y necesario. Sin embargo, algunas veces nos encontramos a nosotros mismos tan inmersos en nuestro propio sufrimiento que olvidamos que también hemos sido llamados a llorar con los que lloran.

Through Amy Carmichael’s long journey of chronic pain and illness, she found comfort in turning to her Heavenly Father. Knowing how the encouragement from those who have never experienced such hardship often falls short, she shares her own letters, scripture reflections, devotions, hymns and poems written during that time. With heartbreaking honesty, she shares the highs and lows of her suffering, holding nothing back—yet throughout, she speaks consistently of the hope found in Christ and the comfort of a faithful Savior.

Without technical jargon, The Business of Is-Ness aims to help faithful Christians see from Scripture what the world is, as God intended. While the gospel of Jesus Christ offers redemption to sinners who worship creation instead of the Creator, such good news depends upon a proper understanding of God’s world. Indeed, grace does not destroy nature; it restores it. Yet, that truth depends a proper understanding of what nature is.

La tentación es la advertencia bíblica de John Owen a los cristianos para evitar los muchos e importantes daños de la tentación. Es el segundo de sus tres libros que tratan del pecado: Mortificación del Pecado, Tentación y Pecado Interior. En La tentación, Owen presenta uno de los tratamientos más completos de nuestra parte en la santificación ("Velad y orad, para que no entréis en tentación", Mateo 26: 41) y de la parte de Cristo ("Yo te guardaré de la hora de la tentación", Apocalipsis 3: 10).

La Mortificación: El Desafio del creyente, es la obra clásica de John Owen que desafía a cada creyente a aplicar la verdad bíblica para purificarse a través de la mortificación. Para ello, el cristiano debe aprender a reconocer la actividad y el engaño del pecado residente. Debe apoyarse en el Espíritu Santo para llevar a cabo la obra de mortificación. Toda su vida y comodidad en Cristo depende de que se dedique a esta obra diaria y continuamente. En dos excelentes capítulos, Owen explica los conceptos erróneos comunes sobre la mortificación, y lo que realmente es.