State missionary Larry Hyche’s brief but powerful book “First Letters: Basic Truths for a New Believer” is a Christian primer that explains the basics of the faith to someone who has little to no church background.
“A wonderfully helpful book for those seeking to stabilize their Christian beliefs in times of anxiety, challenge and uncertainty.” —TAB Media Group book reviewer Steve Potts
Birmingham pastor Mac Brunson’s new book, “God is For You,” draws from his own experiences to offer comfort and wisdom to Christians who may be facing difficulties in their lives.
‘Wisdom for Life Devotional,’ written by Gail Burton Purath, dives into the role of figurative and poetic expression found in Psalms and Proverbs.
Even if you’re not a big hiker, this short volume of devotionals may encourage and fascinate you.
Drawing from her own experiences, Lettie K. Whisman has penned this book as part memoir and part devotional, written to encourage and uplift others walking through the darkest valleys of life.
Tracy Crump’s book, “Health, Healing and Wholeness,” shares stories about people in life-threatening situations, heartbreaking experiences and stressful circumstances, each story looking at how the Lord worked in the crisis.
“If the Church would just be the Church and live in holiness and reject the ways of the world, I actually think the entire country would turn around. I think we would see revival,” says author and musician John Cooper.
