May 2, 2022
In 52 Weeks, Oscar C. Johnson takes a new approach to daily devotions with week-long topic studies for in-depth learning.
Where most devotionals introduce a new concept every day, Johnson gives “the reader something to focus on for more than one day.” In this versatile Bible study tool, Johnson focuses on one important aspect of […]
April 18, 2022
By reliving her personal journey through grief, author Connie Berg hopes to guide others who have suffered loss to experience heart-healing and find new hope for the life ahead.
Berg’s book provides opportunity for her readers to reflect, remember, and journal their thoughts and prayers as they move through the stages of grieving. Each page […]
April 18, 2022
Edward Craven encourages readers to choose a life path based on the biblical Fruits of the Spirit, in this devotional-style book for self-reflection and spiritual growth.
As a licensed professional counselor in Atlanta, Georgia, Craven has firsthand experience helping others overcome struggles that hinder a peaceful, productive life. In this brief look at issues like […]
October 4, 2021
Clinical Chaplain Ronald D. Ramsey offers a large-format manual to address the complex aspects of human forgiveness, underpinned by his professional expertise and deep Christian faith.
Ramsey has worked as a marriage and family counselor in private practice and is involved in hospital and palliative counseling. He believes the inability to forgive is at the […]
September 7, 2021
Discover your life’s purpose through this in-depth self-evaluation guide that incorporates biblical teachings with psychology to help you piece together the puzzle of your life’s meaning.
Paul Peters shares stories from his own life and the life of fictitious “Tim” to illustrate how life events are the puzzle pieces to finding our true purpose. He […]
August 30, 2021
Paul R. Tomko’s Freedom for Granted is a folksy collection of 30 stories to motivate, educate, and inspire readers to think more deeply about how to make every day of lives worthwhile.
Paul Tomko is radically honest with his readers. He explains how he was sentenced to 126 months in federal prison for financial crimes, […]
July 12, 2021
Aimee Cabo Nikolov’s collection, interspersed with illustrated Bible verses and inspirational sayings, offers light, Christian-oriented verse with a musical component.
The poems follow simple rhyme schemes. Each bears the title of a popular song and the names of the artist(s) who performed it. The speaker in the poems then translates the songs’ typically secular content […]
September 7, 2020
In Walking in Love, Why and How? Suzanne Miller encourages readers to forget the rules of religion and achieve perfection by loving others.
In this brief work, the former Episcopalian minister suggests we can overcome the negative limitations of human nature and achieve our full potential by loving “all human beings…without distinction.” She encourages readers […]
August 31, 2020
In this heartfelt account of shared conversations and experiences from his father’s “wisdom, character, and common sense,” Rolland E. Daniels hopes to “plant truth in others,” as his father did in him by examining 18 important life principles.
Each chapter title and subtitle introduces the topics, which include: kindness, what matters, connections, perseverance, constructive conflict, […]
June 6, 2020
In her second book, Sandra Diaz continues to address methods of healing for people she counsels as psychotherapist and readers at large. Her stated purpose is “to delve further into the main principle of how to change your experience, by making your heart the master and the mind your servant.”
The author writes authoritatively from […]