The Ark of Ukraine: Bringing the Kingdom to a War-Torn Country by Lura Hunter is the inspirational story of two Ukrainians, Peter and Irina Tkachuk, in creating and sustaining a charitable mission to spread their faith and beliefs to the Ukrainian people. We follow their...

In The Religious Divide by Larry Squyres, being raised in a family of people who attend different religious denominations has a way of posing questions that need answers. Comparing and contrasting the differences and similarities in the belief structures plays a key role in finding...

In The Way, The Truth, And The Life, Pablo H. Solutin discusses a range of theological themes rooted in biblical teachings, distinguishing between interpretations from "God" (Elohim) and "the Lord" (YHWH). He critiques modern religious doctrines, arguing for alignment with biblical truths as made clear...

Whether they are slight misunderstandings or escalated arguments, we all experience conflicts. When these chaotic situations abound, do you stop for a second and think, "If only I could avoid this?" Do you ever wish there was an easy way to navigate the conflict minefield?...

In There Are No Bibles in Heaven: Walk and Talk with God All the Time, Just like You Will in Heaven, Daniel Green outlines incorrect teachings and interpretations, warns against placing more value on the Bible than on God, emphasizes the Lord's desire to have...

Thelma Jane unfolds The Soul's Destiny in three parts. She discusses her story, some of the deeper meanings in the Bible, and the possibility of reincarnation. Supporting her views with scripture, Thelma presents two possibilities for our soul's future and explains how deeply you can...

The Power Paradox: Winning through Downward Mobility is a work of non-fiction in the religion, philosophy, and self-help subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Art McNeese, this engaging work delves into the concept of power in humility, challenging...

This Kind Goes Not Except by Fasting and Prayers by Henry Appiah-Korang Duodu is a thought-provoking Christian devotional. The book derives its name from the words of Jesus in the Gospel according to Mark 9:29. The author uses various portions of scripture from both the...

The Divinely Sinful Saints is a work of non-fiction in the religion, philosophy, and analytical exploration subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Itotko. The work presents a thought-provoking exploration of theological questions surrounding the Bible...

The Way of Gratitude: 21 Devotions on Goodness, Gratitude, and Wonder by Hannah Rowen Fry presents familiar Bible stories and provides scriptural quotations to support her thoughts concerning gratitude. She discusses gratitude versus ingratitude and expresses her hope that her readers will trust God as...