In a world that prizes instant results and quick-fix solutions, the concept of spiritual transformation often feels elusive—or worse, relegated to a checklist of religious activities. Brandon Cook, co-founder of The Bonhoeffer Project and pastor, challenges this shallow approach with his deeply practical and profoundly insightful guide, Learning to Live and Love Like Jesus: A … Read more
In our frantic, anxious age, the noise inside is sometimes louder than the world outside. Guilt, regret, fear, and emotional exhaustion can pile up until the soul feels overwhelmed and desperate for rest. In his transformative book, God is More Than Enough: Foundations for a Quiet Soul, Jim Berg provides hope for the restless spirit. Drawing on years … Read more
Heaven and Hell: A Mystery No More! by Aida Yabut invites readers on a deeply theological and reflective exploration of eternity, salvation, and the timeless battle between good and evil. It unravels “the mystery” surrounding Heaven and Hell — topics often ignored, debated, or misunderstood — and sheds light on how every decision made in this life shapes … Read more
In Understanding: How to Fight the Good Fight of Faith, Kenneth E. Hagin—widely known as the “Father of the Word of Faith movement”—teaches believers the biblical principle of living victoriously through faith in Jesus Christ. The book provides a step-by-step guide to walking in spiritual authority, aligning one’s confession with God’s Word, and understanding the believer’s rights … Read more
Andrew Murray’s Abide in Christ is one of the most influential Christian devotionals of all time. Written as a series of 31 short meditations—one for each day of the month—this book is centered on a single, transforming invitation from Jesus in John 15:4: “Abide in Me, and I in you.” With profound simplicity and spiritual depth, Murray … Read more
In Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life, Franciscan priest and author Richard Rohr explores the paradox of the human journey — that the deeper, more authentic part of life often begins only after failure, loss, or surrender. For Rohr, life is divided into two distinct halves, both necessary but profoundly different. The first half … Read more
Few topics are as vital to the Christian life as discipleship. Jesus’ Great Commission in Matthew 28 calls believers to make disciples of all nations, but what does being a disciple actually mean? In To Follow Him: The Seven Marks of a Disciple, Dr. Mark Bailey—professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary and later its president—answers that question … Read more
In the vast landscape of documentary filmmaking, where high-profile releases often dominate the conversation, certain projects emerge from the shadows, quietly presenting a challenging and unforgettable perspective on the human condition. One such piece is the elusive, yet deeply resonant, film, Heaven or Hell, directed by the quintessential chronicler of the modern American experience, Ed … Read more
Where is God when hardship hits hardest? How do we reconcile a loving God with seasons of silence, pain, or perceived abandonment? These are the haunting questions Michele Cushatt faced—and the heart behind her deeply stirring book, Relentless: The Unshakeable Presence of a God Who Never Leaves. Through twelve poignant chapters, Cushatt takes readers on a journey through … Read more
The search for meaning is as old as humanity itself. We all wrestle with foundational questions: Who am I? Why am I here? How should I live? In his thought-provoking book, Who Am I?: Why Am I Here? How Do I Live It Out?, author Silas Austin offers a clear, engaging, and biblically grounded roadmap to self-understanding and purpose. Rather … Read more