Daughters of the King: Finding Identity in Christ
In a world that measures love by what we get, Jesus invites us to a better way—measuring love by what we give. At the center of a thriving marriage is not personal gain or keeping score, but a servant heart—a daily choosing of selflessness for the good of one another. This is the way Jesus loved us: putting our needs above His own, humbling Himself, and serving sacrificially.
Sacred Intimacy: Nurturing Oneness in Body and Spirit
God designed intimacy in marriage to be more than physical pleasure or a means of procreation. It is a sacred gift—a celebration of oneness, trust, and self-giving love between husband and wife. In a world that often distorts or devalues sexuality, Scripture calls us to cherish and honor intimacy as a holy expression of covenant love.
Love That Endures: Weathering Life’s Storms Together
Every relationship—whether marriage, friendship, or community—will face storms. Hardship, disappointment, and adversity are inevitable, but God’s design for love is not that it withers in difficulty, but that it endures and grows stronger. True, Christlike love is not a fleeting feeling, but a resilient commitment that bears, believes, hopes, and endures through every season.
Grace for Each Other: Forgiveness in Marriage
Marriage brings two unique, imperfect people into the closest of relationships. While love, joy, and companionship are God’s gifts in marriage, so are the challenges. Hurtful words, misunderstandings, and disappointments are inevitable. That’s why forgiveness is not optional in marriage—it is essential.
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Friendship Was God’s Idea—And We Need It
We were never meant to walk the journey of faith alone. God designed us for community, for relationships that challenge, strengthen, and encourage us to grow. The Bible paints a compelling picture of godly brotherhood—friendships rooted in Christ that sharpen our character, lift us when we fall, and spur us on toward love and good deeds. Whether in times of joy or struggle, these relationships are a gift, helping us become more like Jesus and fulfill our God-given purpose.
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21 Laws of Leadership in the Bible
John Maxwell's book presents 21 Laws of Leadership in the Bible, each illustrated with biblical figures like Moses, David, and Paul. It explains principles such as “The Law of Influence,” includes scriptural case studies, and offers reflection questions. This workbook guides readers to develop leadership skills through biblical examples and personal application.
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Hard to Believe
The book contrast true Christian discipleship—marked by self-denial, sacrifice, and unwavering obedience to God—with a shallow, consumer-driven faith. They warn against softening the Gospel for popularity, stress salvation through Christ alone, and emphasize that genuine believers display humility, sincere worship, and a willingness to forsake all for Jesus.
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Talk Thru the Bible
Talk Thru the Bible offers a clear overview of the Christian Bible, highlighting revelation, historical context, and literary forms. It summarizes the progression from the Old Testament—through law, history, and prophecy—to the New Testament’s Gospels, Epistles, and Revelation, emphasizing each section’s key themes and theological contributions.
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Church History: An Essential Guide
"Church History: An Essential Guide" by Justo L. González offers a concise overview of Christian history across nine periods, highlighting major events and their global context. It helps beginners grasp key developments, theological controversies, reform movements, and Christianity’s diverse growth across Eastern, Roman Catholic, and Protestant traditions.
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Answering Islam : The Crescent in Light of the Cross
Geisler's "Answering Islam: The Crescent in Light of the Cross," provide a detailed comparison of Islam and Christianity by exploring Islamic beliefs about Allah, Muhammad, the Qur’an, and salvation. The book critically assesses Islamic teachings, addresses topics like Qur’anic abrogation and Islamic history, and discusses different sects such as Sunni, Shi’ite, and Sufi, along with the Nation of Islam. The material offers a thorough overview of Islamic faith and practices while presenting arguments from a Christian apologetic standpoint.
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Living By The Book
Howard Hendricks' Living by the Book stresses Bible study’s importance for spiritual growth and address common barriers like lack of time or confidence. They outline a structured approach—observation, interpretation, and application—and recommend diverse reading techniques. The material also guides understanding biblical genres and literary features, aiming for deep, transformative engagement with scripture.
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The Canon of Scripture
The Canon of Scripture examines how the Old and New Testament canons took shape amid complex historical and theological debates. They explore how communities and leaders recognized certain writings as canonical, trace the evolution of biblical interpretation, and discuss how events like persecutions and councils influenced the accepted lists and ongoing discussions about biblical authority.
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Simple Church
Co-authored by Thom S. Rainer and Eric Geiger, this book champions a "simple church" model, stressing clarity, movement, alignment, and focus. Drawing on case studies and research, it demonstrates that simplified, intentional ministry structures inspire greater spiritual vitality. The authors present a sequenced discipleship process informed by successful secular organizations and New Testament principles. They warn against allowing programs to overshadow purpose, urging church leaders to resist complexity and maintain unity for more effective spiritual growth and mission impact.
CrossWave
CrossWave exists to provide a fresh, inspiring alternative to secular music, drawing listeners back to the timeless truths and beauty of the Bible. The goal is to create music that helps people fall in love with Scripture, showing how relevant and powerful God’s Word is for every moment of daily life.