Parents learn how to seize the opportunities to deepen communication and learn and grow with their teens.
We all struggle with anxiety and despair and know that the Bible calls us to "trust God," but what does that even mean? Steve Mawhorter asks us to consider this newer book on the topic.
Idols we might not even see can still have devastating effects on our lives. Bigney helps us identify our idols, understand how they cause us to commit treason against the gospel. Repent and root them out forever.
Greg Gifford makes the case from Scripture that both heart motivations and godly practice are critical for growth in Christ.
Stan and Brenna Jones provide honest and practical suggestions for every parent to talk to their children about God's design for sex and have a healthy dialogue about sexuality.
Uncover the idol lies that we believe in this book. Let solutions found in Scripture direct you to the Savior.
A collection of Elisabeth Elliott's newsletter articles guiding the reader to seek peace in the Lord.
A classic daily devotional meditation about the goodness, faithfulness and power of God.
A great resource full of wisdom and practical techniques, this book on reconciliation will help you pursue peace and help others to do the same.
Find sound scriptural guidance to resolve problems and guide others in their Christian faith.
Memories from past sufferings can hang like a heavy burden around our necks. In a deep and compelling fashion, Matt has written about how God removes these heavy burdens from us through the work of Christ, then redeems those same memories back to their original purpose, to glorify and worship God. This topic has already made its way through Matt’s heart as he wrestled with his own memories of the past, and I highly recommend it as you wrestle with yours.
John MacArthur calls Christians to everyday worship, expanding a concept of worship beyond Sunday morning music.