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Hopelifter by Kathe Wunnenberg inspires women to reach out and touch friends, and others around them, with the love of God through creative compassion---simple acts that can bring hope and make a dramatic difference for anyone in distress or crisis.

The What Would Jesus Eat Cookbook is the perfect resource for Christians who would like to incorporate biblical ideals into their daily health regime. This updated edition includes fresh takeaways that account for recent research and includes more than 90 simple but healthy recipes.

A devotional companion offering comfort, the reassurance of God’s presence, and strength for the journey through grief to healing for those who have lost a child through miscarriage, tubal pregnancy, stillbirth, or early infant death.

In Anne Neilson's Angels, popular fine artist Anne Neilson brings together breathtaking art and relatable stories. You'll be guided through 40 inspiring devotions that feature focus words alongside stunning angel paintings to encourage, refresh, and inspire.

Here Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott provide the complete guide to becoming a marriage mentor. They instruct the individuals who guide couples in many different stages of married life through emphasizing working as a team, building rapport, walking in another couple’s shoes, and praying together.

In Faithful, theology professor Beth Felker Jones invites readers to a deeper understanding of the body and sexuality and of the spiritual significance of both for followers of Jesus.

Building on the unique five-day prayer and study formula used in her best-selling book, Women of the Bible, Jean E. Syswerda provides you with a comprehensive overview of Scripture in this fifty-two week devotional.

Come with your brokenness, your celebration, and your worries, but most of all come and eat.

The audio edition of the perennially bestselling Streams in the Desert, updated in today’s language by Jim Reimann, will bring sustenance and replenishment to you, even when it feels like you are wandering in the desert.

Malestrom reimagines our culture’s narrow definitions of manhood, showing how the stories of men in the Bible and Jesus’ gospel present a much larger picture of what it means to be male.