While “Broken Bondage” deals with the tragic circumstances of abusive relationships and offers an interesting peek into another culture, the author hopes the reader ultimately understands how God can heal and restore faith and trust.
In her latest book, professor Karen S. Prior discusses several contemporary issues, including how ideas conveyed in end-times fiction have influenced some believers’ politics.
“Sleep is … more than just a physical benefit or part of our daily routine. Sleep reveals how much we need God. Every time we go to sleep it is a reminder to trust in the Lord to watch over us, to keep us, to protect us, to sustain us.”
When Jim Henry’s wife Jeanette was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, he entered a world about which he knew very little. His experiences helped shape a book that provides help for others in a similar situation.
It can be easy to see successful people as always having success, as if they don’t face struggle, heartache and loss of dreams like others do. In her new book, Christian author and artist Ruth Chou Simons dispels that myth.
In her new book, “Joyful Sorrow: Breaking Through the Darkness of Mental Illness,” Bible teacher and mental health advocate Julie Busler speaks out about depression, suicide and the powerful comfort of Scripture.
A new 31-day prayer journal published by the Birmingham Metro Baptist Association invites readers to celebrate missionaries and to seek God first every day in prayer.
There’s a potential predator in every child’s pocket, says anti-human-trafficking advocate and author John DiGirolamo, who in his new book offers tips for parents who want to help their children use smartphones and other technology safely.
