Based on the author’s childhood, this encouraging picture book teaches kids that even when we have to say goodbye to what’s familiar, we can always hold memories close to our hearts.
This colorful toe–tapping adventure sparks in kids a longing for God’s glory through one of the most beloved African American spirituals.
In this powerful new installment of the Egyptian Chronicles, from the award–winning author of Potiphar’s Wife, the bride of Egypt’s new Hebrew vizier confronts treachery, deceit, and conspiracy. Asenath thought herself destined to be the mother of Egypt. But Joseph’s God has something far greater and better in mind.
Dr. Warren has spent more than twenty years studying the best prescription for patients when surgery or medicine are no longer the answer. Discover how to hold on to hope and move forward through trauma or tragedy with his medical insights, personal stories, and biblically based teaching in Hope Is the First Dose[ … ]
A teacher and a benevolence society founder want to help others. A widower just wants to be left alone.But God knows what all three need. Will the members of this small Mennonite community find the answers to their prayers in the very last place they expect—in one another?
A beloved worship leader invites us to let go of the striving that leaves us exhausted…and instead lean into God with our deepest dreams.
Ancient life-giving paths have been paved for us. We don’t have to invent or create these paths, yet they set us on a trajectory of rest, life, and obedience before God. The Deeply Formed Life invites us to experience these paths anew through five forgotten transformative values.
Developed with school teachers and homeschooling educators in mind, this downloadable creative writing guide for children aged 5 to 9 years is inspired by The Stories of God (and Kiki), the second picture book by Dave Connis from the Made in His Image series.
Two-time national champion Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow shows you how to live a life of purpose in his new Mission Possible Young Reader’s Edition.
In How to Human, Carlos Whittaker reminds us that what matters most is also what is most simple—showing up and loving others.
