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In a world that is constantly loud, demanding, and overwhelming, many Christians find themselves anxious, exhausted, and spiritually distracted. The Christian Path to Inner Peace offers a gentle, faith-centered guide for believers who long to experience God’s peace not just in quiet moments—but in everyday life. Rooted in Scripture and practical Christian wisdom, this book explores how trust in God, surrender, prayer, and renewed thinking lead to lasting inner calm. Rather than promoting escape from responsibility, it shows how to remain grounded in Christ while facing stress, ...

As her Pappi fights to save his family during the Holocaust, Irene's childhood is lost. Play is restricted. Family and friends disappear. Finally, with the Dutch police at their door comes the reality that Irene's father has not moved his family far enough from Hitler's Germany. By January 1945, the family is struggling to survive a death camp. Irene's first-person memoir, Shores Beyond Shores, is an account of how the heart keeps its common humanity in the most inhumane and turbulent of times.

Holiness is often imagined as something distant—found in dramatic moments, public faith, or spiritual milestones. But much of life is made of small, repetitive tasks: washing dishes, answering emails, caring for others, and simply getting through the day. Christ in the Small Things invites readers to rediscover God’s presence in the ordinary moments they usually overlook. This book offers a gentle, practical Christian approach to everyday faith—showing how chores, work, routines, and quiet responsibilities can become places of grace rather than spiritual afterthoughts. Written for ...

In a world that rewards noise, urgency, and constant productivity, many Christians struggle to believe that stillness can be a form of faith. Learning to Sit Still With God is a calm, compassionate guide for believers who want a deeper relationship with God—but feel exhausted, distracted, or spiritually restless. Rather than offering formulas or emotional pressure, this book invites you into a slower, quieter way of walking with God—one rooted in trust, presence, and listening. You’ll explore why silence can feel uncomfortable, how stillness reveals hidden fears and distractions, and ...

This book is a profound search for a theory of social change. Through clearing away the cobwebs of revolutionary socialism, it renews the fight for the ending of capitalism and the construction of a new, fairer world. After a century of failed attempts by radical projects, the concept of revolution itself is in crisis.

Loving others is central to the Christian faith—but what happens when the people God calls us to love are the ones who test our patience, wound our hearts, or drain our energy? Loving Difficult People Like Christ is a compassionate, practical guide for believers who want to follow Jesus’ example without losing themselves in the process. Drawing on Scripture, real-life scenarios, and Christ-centered wisdom, this book helps you navigate challenging relationships with grace, discernment, and spiritual strength. Rather than offering shallow advice or guilt-driven obedience, this guide ...

Following Jesus does not begin in public—it begins at home. In the everyday moments of family life, faith is tested, shaped, and lived out in ways that matter deeply, even when no one else sees. Living Like Jesus at Home is a practical and encouraging guide for Christians who want their faith to be reflected in how they love their spouse, raise their children, and create a Christ-centered home. Rather than offering idealized perfection, this book focuses on honest, grace-filled discipleship in real households marked by stress, disagreements, busy schedules, and unmet expectations. Through...

Social media has changed how we see ourselves, how we relate to others, and how we understand truth—but it has not changed what it means to follow Christ. Christian Living in a Social Media Culture is a thoughtful, grounded guide for believers seeking to live faithfully in a world shaped by algorithms, comparison, outrage, and constant visibility. Rather than calling Christians to abandon technology, this book invites readers to examine how digital habits form the heart—and how Christ reshapes identity, attention, humility, and love in a connected age. Through biblical insight, ...

Most Christian books focus on dramatic breakthroughs, radical transformation, or mountaintop moments. But what about the faith lived between those moments? Following Jesus One Ordinary Day at a Time is a gentle, practical guide for believers who want to walk with Christ faithfully in the middle of routine, repetition, and ordinary life. This book is for Christians who love God sincerely—but feel unseen, uncelebrated, or unsure if their quiet obedience truly matters. Rather than chasing spiritual highs or perfection, this book invites you to discover how God works through: • Small acts ...

Being a good Christian isn’t only about the big decisions—it’s about the quiet ones no one sees. Living Like Christ in Small Moments invites readers to rediscover how faith is lived out in ordinary life: in conversations, habits, reactions, work, family, and private thoughts. Rather than focusing on perfection or performance, this book offers a gentle, practical approach to becoming more Christlike through daily choices. Each chapter explores how Jesus’ teachings apply to modern, everyday situations—how we speak when we’re tired, how we treat others when it’s inconvenient, how...

In a world marked by anger, division, and harsh words, kindness can feel weak—or even foolish. Yet Jesus taught a different way: strength expressed through gentleness, love offered without conditions, and grace extended even when it isn’t returned. Christian Kindness in a Harsh World is a practical and deeply encouraging guide for believers who want to live out Christlike compassion without becoming passive, burned out, or resentful. This book explores how kindness is not a personality trait, but a spiritual discipline shaped by humility, wisdom, and obedience to Christ. Through ...

Reliquary is an anthology of Science Fiction and Fantasy short stories on the theme of relics. Authors were invited to interpret the term "relic" in whatever way made sense to them, resulting in an exciting and eclectic mix of stories. Some key definition included: Container for storing holy artifacts. Or unholy ones. A small box with hinged lid suitable for hiding demons from the past. Crate, trunk or case. Usually with baggage. The last place you'll ever look. This is the second anthology from the Hourlings, a writing group based in the Washington DC metropolitan area.