Spiritual Books and Literature

Introduction: Rediscovering the Lord’s Prayer Nearly every Christian has recited the Lord’s Prayer countless times, often with little thought beyond the familiar words. In The Lord’s Prayer: The Meaning and Power of the Prayer Jesus Taught, Adam Hamilton invites readers to move beyond rote repetition and understand the depth, beauty, and transformative power embedded in this … Read more

In Pray for Peace of Jerusalem, Dr. Earl James invites readers into a deep spiritual reflection on the biblical command found in Psalm 122:6 — “Pray for peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that love thee.” The book, divided into 17 profound chapters, takes readers through a journey of faith, prophecy, intercession, and divine purpose. … Read more

In a world filled with distraction, confusion, and external noise, many individuals find themselves uncertain about what steps to take next. “You Know What To Do” by Robert Ellis tackles this dilemma head-on, guiding readers to reconnect with their inner voice—the true compass within—and make confident, aligned decisions. This book is a powerful journey into understanding oneself … Read more

In a world where digital criticism is only a comment away, where envy is fuelled by social comparison, and where true confidence seems rare, Fred Efosa Omobude’s Dealing with Haters, Envy and Self Confidence arrives as a timely playbook for modern resilience. More than just a motivational guide, this book dissects human relationships and psychology, equipping readers … Read more

Brian Tracy’s No Excuses! is a bestselling, practical guide to radical self-mastery. Its core message is simple: self-discipline is the most critical ingredient to success in any sphere of life. Whether you want to excel in your career, finances, relationships, or health, this book teaches that the “secret” to lasting achievement isn’t talent, luck, or resources—it’s doing what needs … Read more

Spirituality Before Religions is a groundbreaking work by Prof Kaba Hiawatha Kamene that challenges modern assumptions about religion, spirituality, and science. Rather than treating science and spirituality as separate realms—or viewing religions as the foundation of the sacred—Kamene flips the narrative: Before “religions” in the organized, doctrinal sense, ancient Africans cultivated a spirituality rooted in science, cosmology, … Read more

In a world clouded by fear, anxiety, division, and pain, the love of God can feel like a distant, sentimental concept. But in The Love of God, Heath Lambert brings us back to the blazing center of the Christian faith: the overwhelming, unshakeable, and deeply personal love that God has for His people—even in the middle … Read more

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