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

Our thoughts nurture or hinder our peace and joy more than our circumstances do. How do I think about God? About myself? Are my thoughts anchored on truth or driven by my feelings? Do I feel assured of God’s sufficiency, or am I overwhelmed ... Learn more

Can two people "stay in love" for a lifetime? Most new wives crave an enduring and vibrant marriage, but too many find themselves on a path of pain and disappointment. This author set out to find the answers to lasting love, and as she studi... Learn more

Flourish is much more than one woman’s story. It offers encouraging, Biblical counsel on becoming a beautiful woman who glorifies God by honoring her husband and accepting life’s challenges with joy and contentment.

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This book is a collection of verse, but not the cheerful verse of glad hearts at rest. These anonymous writers have one thing in common–grievous experiences that left them feeling robbed, defiled, and crushed, crying for help. Life wen... Learn more

Growing up in a Christian home, Virginia Crider never imagined she would marry an unbeliever. But she did. Her return to the Lord after ten years of difficult married life plunged her into even greater conflict with her husband. How could sh... Learn more

Motherhood takes both a heart of gold and a heart of steel. The tension between the two tends to take a toll on a mother’s hope for success. Maybe it’s a broken heart, failure in patience, teenage rebellion, or simple weariness. This colorfu... Learn more

Losing a baby, whether through miscarriage or a later death, changes a mother and family forever. Though the journey to healing may be grueling, the pain and sorrow can be endured. God’s arms are underneath, and His abundant grace is suffici... Learn more

Anne appeared to have her life put together. But her life was held together by the glue of control–control over an inner world devastated by the sin of sexual abuse. Joy for Mourning is not light reading.

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Moms, are you unsure how to pray with your children? Does the idea of teaching them to pray make you feel inadequate?Author Christine Diller felt the same way. Though their family prayed together, looking back she realized something was miss... Learn more

While studying English and Arabic, Amber embarked on an unexpected spiritual journey. Relating to five university friends—two Muslim and two Christian students and one godly, gray-bearded backpacking instructor—caused her to ponder things sh... Learn more

As a stranger in Israel, Ruth was overwhelmed by the undeserved kindness of Boaz. When we recognize our sinfulness and unworthiness, do not we like Ruth fall in humility and gratitude at the feet of our Redeemer? Out of His abundance, we are... 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

When she was a girl, Faith Zook had dreamed of living in the city. But when she married a lifelong city dweller, the city shocked her. Rats on the doorstep. Drug dealers next door. The high cost of living. Stares and odd questions. Her growi... Learn more

To have a child die would be a horrifying experience, but an even greater fear would be losing them to spiritual death. The author prayed regularly for her growing children. Then she and her husband found themselves in a situation they had n... Learn more

Every job has highs and lows, joys and difficult times. Teaching school is no different. Plus, serving in the public eye of a church community brings special challenges. As a wife, have you ever wondered if the sacrifices you make for your h... Learn more

The Biblical basis for the Christian woman's veiling. 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

I awake, fuzzy. Then I remember, with star-splitting wonder: my baby. I’m pretty sure new moms should not move around much, but I can’t help it. I shuffle into our room. There, tucked into the crook of Sterling’s arm, lies my baby. They are ... Learn more