spiritual books, literature, sacred texts
In a world saturated with noise, distraction, and spiritual fatigue, Matthew Kelly’s The Three Ordinary Voice of God offers a refreshing and deeply personal invitation: to listen. Not to thunderous revelations or burning bushes, but to the subtle, consistent whispers of God embedded in our daily lives. Kelly argues that God speaks to each of … Read more
“Smith Wigglesworth There Is A Miracle in Your Mouth: Death and Life Are in the Power of the Tongue” by Dr. Michael H Yeager explores how the spoken word, faith, and the power of confession can change lives and manifest miracles. Through 10 powerful chapters grounded in scripture, Wigglesworth’s ministry, and Yeager’s teaching, the book aims … Read more
In a world where we’re constantly trying to control every outcome, every conversation, and every person’s opinion, what if the secret to freedom wasn’t in more control, but in less? What if the key to unlocking your peace wasn’t about forcing things to happen, but about letting them unfold? This is the profound, yet deceptively … Read more
“Journey of Souls: Case Studies of Life Between Lives” by Michael Newton is a transformative work in spiritual literature, taking readers beyond traditional beliefs about death and reincarnation. Drawing on over 7,000 hypnotic regressions, Newton maps out the soul’s path—death, the spirit world, preparation, learning, and conscious return to Earth—in 15 chapters that offer a panoramic view … Read more
In a world overflowing with productivity apps, time management courses, and endless lists of things to do, we often find ourselves caught in a whirlwind of busyness—doing a lot, but achieving little in terms of meaning and fulfillment. Jay Payleitner’s thought-provoking book, What If God Wrote Your To Do List?: 52 Ways to Make the … Read more
In a world that constantly bombards us with messages about who we should be, how we should look, and what we should achieve, it’s easy to lose sight of our true identity. Tasha Griffith Ed.D., in her powerful and heartfelt book “Know Your Worth: Embrace Your Worth in Christ”, invites readers to step away from … Read more
What is the essence of who we truly are? Why do we exist? What is our ultimate purpose? These timeless questions lie at the heart of Anna Schlinghoff’s inspiring book, The Soul’s Human Experience: Discovering Who You Are, Why You’re Here, and What Your Purpose Is. Through eight thoughtfully crafted chapters, Schlinghoff guides readers on a … Read more
In a world that never stops buzzing—where notifications flood our phones, deadlines loom over our heads, and mental clutter grows by the minute—finding inner peace can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Yet, what if the answer to lasting calm, profound joy, and deeper human connection wasn’t hidden in some far-off monastery … Read more
Smith Wigglesworth on the Power of God (The Sermons of Smith Wigglesworth) by Daniel Miller is a compilation of sermons from the renowned British evangelist, focusing on the core tenets of his faith and ministry. The book is not a biography, but rather a thematic collection of Wigglesworth’s teachings, offering readers direct access to his … Read more
In an age where scientific theories, cultural narratives, and philosophical skepticism often challenge the foundations of biblical truth, Richard D. Phillips’ The God of Creation: Truth and Gospel in Genesis 1 stands as a refreshing, deeply theological, and pastorally sensitive exploration of the opening chapter of Scripture. This book is not merely a commentary on … Read more