Books

The Bible tells us that we will be blessed if we give a child a cup of cold water. How does this look in reality? In this coffee-table book, 199 women share ways they support others in almost every imaginable situation—new mothers, single pe... Learn more

Every person has a deep need for fellowship, camaraderie, and companionship, but in our fallen world, rejection is commonplace . . . and painful. We hurt when we are excluded, especially when it involves our family, our close friends, or our... Learn more

In June 2020, an eighteen-year-old Amish woman from Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania, was kidnapped and murdered by Justo Smoker. This book, written by members of Justo’s family, tells how they grappled with grief, anger, and pain, and how the Ami... Learn more

Satisfaction at work is often hindered by stressful, frustrating relationships. Why do I struggle getting along with him? What can I do to resolve my strained relationship with her?Conflict at work is frustrating and stressful, and makes us ... Learn more

Looking for a tool to smooth rough edges? This booklet can help. It presents fifteen to twenty questions for each chapter of the book Getting Along with People God's Way, plus an extra lesson: "Humility in Relationships."

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Do our relationships matter to God? Does He care when a parent favors one child over another, or when in-laws feel left out? Does He care when a husband and wife turn their backs on each other? When children sob in their bedrooms? When paren... Learn more

As Christians, we believe all humans are one extended family descended from Adam and Eve. Yet we may have difficulty seeing a family resemblance or feeling a blood kinship with people from other nationalities, ethnicities, or races. Differen... Learn more

Jesus told us that the greatest commandment is to love God with all we have, and the second greatest is to love our neighbor as ourselves. We often emphasize the vertical relationship with God while the horizontal relationships with our neig... Learn more

Must every act of violence be met with an equal or greater counterblow? Scripture teaches forgiveness and reconciliation in place of hatred, vengeance, and fear. This second edition of Overcoming Evil God’s Way looks at the historical and Bi... Learn more

Jenna, the older sister, was beautiful. Talented. Popular. Neat. Confident. Sara was the next born–the ordinary one. For years she was simply known as "Jenna's sister," without an identity of her own. Falling into the trap of compariso... Learn more

Lighthouse Series Booklet. We all face challenges in relationships, but there is plenty we can do to live in peace with those around us. Using examples from Scripture and lessons from life, this booklet gives practical advice on how to move ... Learn more

Anger kills people, turns children into rebels, destroys families, and divides churches. This book looks at what God says anger is, how it becomes bitterness, and how it deceives those in its grip. Victory is reached when responses are motiv... Learn more

When things go wrong, it is tempting to see ourselves as victims. This victim mentality can become a root of bitterness that colors our outlook on life and harms our relationship with God and with others. Using story and Scripture, Root... Learn more

Are you frustrated with inefficient, unorganized, or seemingly unnecessary meetings? This in-depth guide gives committee chairmen, business managers, and church leaders ideas for conducting profitable meetings so they can better fulfill thei... Learn more

What is life like for single middle-aged women in our churches? How do they manage to live alone without family nearby? What are their secrets for living on the mission field, navigating couple-oriented events, and earning a living while mak... Learn more

In a broken world, we all encounter people whose behavior seems calculated to hurt us. Overcoming these hurts is one of the most crucial tests of the Christian life. This book offers inspiring examples and practical strategies to help us res... Learn more

We live in a world that has lost its consciousness of the wrongness of lying. But God has not changed; this book looks at what His Word has to say. Learn more

Have you pondered your strengths recently? Our strengths can offend others more than our weaknesses. Oswald Chambers writes, "Unguarded strength is double weakness." A strength can become a weakness that causes problems in our relationships.... Learn more