What happens when your faith has asked you to deny who you are, only for you to realize that your fullest self is part of what makes faith sacred? In The Day God Saw Me as Black: The Journey to Liberated Faith, D. Danyelle Thomas dares us to confront how race, gender, sexuality, class, and […]
What if learning to truly love yourself could reshape your teenage years from confusing to powerful? Glow Up! Self-Love & Spirituality for Teens: A Girl’s Guide to Cultivating Confidence, Gratitude, Healthy Relationships and Emotional Well-Being by Charlotte Swift is a gently guiding, action-oriented book that matters because it gives young girls the tools to grow […]
What if writing a nonfiction book could feel more like a relaxed chat with a helpful co-writer, rather than a battle with a blinking cursor? In ChatGPT AI Book Writing Formula: Coaches, Therapists: 9 Steps to PROMPT, WRITE, PUBLISH, Caryl Westmore offers a refreshingly simple but powerful roadmap for nonfiction writers to craft, launch, and […]
What if our idea of success is holding us back from really living the life we want? In For Success Sake!: Simple Steps for Extraordinary Possibilities in Leadership and Life, Christina Langdon shows us why redefining success from the inside out could be the most powerful thing we ever do. What is the Book About? […]
What if being busy and being productive are two very different things? In The Effective CEO 2.0: How to hone your focus, prioritize your time, manage your workload and maximize what you get done, Byron Morrison argues that regaining control of your schedule and mindset can transform you from a reactive leader into a strategic, […]
What if your life story is more powerful than you think, and all it needs is the right push to be told? In Where One Hears the Rain: Finding Your Voice and Crafting Your Story, from Inspiration to Publication, Chris Epting offers a heartfelt and practical roadmap for transforming personal memories into compelling memoirs—and sharing […]
What if the time before we were born holds the key to understanding some of our deepest wounds? In The Prenatal Shadow: Healing the Traumas Experienced before and at Birth, Cherionna Menzam-Sills invites readers on a journey into the hidden world of prenatal and birth experiences, arguing that these earliest moments shape our lives in […]
What if your mindset was the most powerful tool you had? In Positive Angle: Reboot Your Mind Live Your Awesome Life, Chris Norlund invites readers into his extraordinary journey—and offers a roadmap for transforming pain and loss into purpose and possibility. What is the Book About? Chris Norlund’s Positive Angle is part memoir, part practical […]
What if abundance isn’t something to chase, but something waiting quietly for us to receive? In Abundant Ever After: Tools for Creating a Life of Prosperity and Ease, Cathy Heller offers a refreshing approach to prosperity—one rooted not in hustle or accumulation, but in opening up to our worthiness and stepping fully into who we […]
What if managing our own anger is one of the most powerful gifts we can give our children? In Anger-Free Parenting: A 2-in-1 Solution Guide for Managing Anger, Positive Discipline, Effective Communication, and Raising Emotionally Healthy Kids, Carrie Khang offers parents a roadmap to calmer, more connected relationships—and shows why this matters more than ever. […]
What does it mean to grow old—and can aging become one of the richest, most meaningful chapters of our lives? In Spiritual Aging: Weekly Reflections for Embracing Life, Carol Orsborn, PhD, offers a thoughtful and compassionate guide showing how conscious aging can lead not just to longevity, but to depth, wholeness, and spiritual fulfillment. What […]
What if losing a dog felt less like an ending and more like the beginning of a new kind of companionship? In I’m Still Here: A Dog’s Purpose Forever, Cathryn Michon offers a heartfelt, poetic comfort from beyond the Rainbow Bridge—showing us that love truly never ends. What is the Book About? In I’m Still […]
What if the real battle isn’t with toxic people, but with the way we let them get under our skin? In Outsmarting Egomaniacs: How to Respond to Narcissists and Master Manipulators, Carla Litto, LMFT, offers a smart, no-nonsense toolkit for recognizing and dealing with the narcissists, manipulators, and egomaniacs who show up in all areas […]
What if the way we think about wisdom is backwards — and what if the real question isn’t “Where does it begin?” but “Where does it truly end?” In The End of Wisdom: For Those Who Want to Be Wise, Not in Their Own Eyes, Caleb Reichardt offers a fresh, gospel-infused exploration of this question, […]
What does grief teach us about love, loss, and the very nature of being human? In The Gift of a Broken Heart, Bryan Welch offers a courageous, raw exploration of how a parent’s deepest loss can become a pathway to compassion, connection, and a more honest way of living. What is the Book About? In […]
What if healing your own past is the first step to becoming the parent you always wished for? In Parent Yourself First: Raise Confident, Compassionate Kids by Becoming the Parent You Wish You’d Had, Bryana Kappadakunnel makes the bold and deeply needed argument that good parenting starts with inner work—and that this shift could change […]
What if the real secret to living well isn’t in pushing harder, but in learning to rest? In Your Best Life in Jesus’ Easy Yoke: Rhythms of Grace to De-Stress and Live Empowered, Bill Gaultiere explores how following Jesus’ “easy yoke” can bring peace, purpose, and empowerment to our busy lives. What is the Book […]
What if the life you’re meant to live is quietly waiting — not on a far-off horizon, but just on the other side of letting go? In The Life That’s Waiting, Brianna Wiest invites us to shift out of survival mode and step into a life guided by vision, purpose, and possibility. What is the […]
What if the body itself holds the key to untangling trauma and reclaiming our lives? In Body-First Healing: Get Unstuck and Recover from Trauma with Somatic Healing, Brittany Piper invites readers into a deeply personal and clinically informed exploration of how somatic healing—healing through the body—can offer a path out of stuck survival patterns and […]
What if the biggest barrier to success isn’t the world around us, but the choices we fail to make? In Self-Inflicted Success: No One Can Control Your Life and Mind as Much as You Can, Brian Faro challenges readers to reclaim control of their mindset and life through intentional decisions and personal responsibility. What is […]
What if the way we talk to our children about climate change could shift fear into genuine hope and action? In Parenting in a Climate Crisis: A Handbook for Turning Fear into Action, Bridget Shirvell offers parents a timely, compassionate, and practical guide for navigating climate anxiety and raising resilient, empowered kids. What is the […]
What if the way a rapper faces his own inner turmoil holds the secret to real success and peace? In Go Higher: Five Practices for Purpose, Success, and Inner Peace, Big Sean offers a raw, honest, and surprisingly practical guide for navigating life’s highs and lows—showing that real power lies in inner work and self-acceptance. […]
What if chasing whimsy—rather than letting life settle us—could unlock a whole new way of living? In Catching Whimsy: 365 Days of Possibility, Bob Goff invites us into a yearlong devotional that gently nudges us to notice the wonder, possibility, and freedom that God offers each day. What is the Book About? Bob Goff frames […]
What if the way we respond to difficult coworkers could actually calm conflict instead of inflaming it? In BIFF at Work: Your Guide to Difficult Workplace Communication, Bill Eddy shows how a simple, structured approach to tough workplace interactions can shift the tone, reduce stress, and bring clarity to written and spoken exchanges. What is […]
What if the way we think about money reflects our deepest spiritual convictions—and could actually become a path to joy, generosity, and purpose? In Stewards Not Owners: The Joy of Aligning Your Money with Your Faith, Bill and Dana Wichterman invite readers to rethink money not as personal property, but as sacred trust—offering a fresh […]
