Biblical Home

Are you tired of the pressure to climb corporate ladders, chase constant chaos, and conform to a world that’s left womanhood unrecognizable? There’s a better way—and it begins at home. Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Traditional Wife is more than a book—it’s a movement. A practical, heartfelt, and biblically rooted roadmap for women who are ready to embrace the God-given beauty of homemaking, marriage, motherhood, and ministry. From creating a peaceful schedule to cooking from scratch, homeschooling your children, growing your own food, honoring your husband, and passing on ...

"The home is the “primary seat of discipleship” from which Christians can best serve God, according to this graceful guide...Masonheimer makes a creative, open-minded case that the domestic and the divine need not be mutually exclusive." —Publisher’s Weekly What if our homes and the work...

In The Mother at Home, John Abbott speaks with clear, practical warmth to the daily work of motherhood—showing how a mother’s quiet influence shapes a child’s character, habits, and eternal outlook. With vivid examples drawn from ordinary family life, Abbott explains why loving authority matters, how to establish willing obedience without constant conflict, and how a mother can correct faults fairly, wisely, and consistently. This classic Christian guide moves from responsibility to real-world methods: forming order in the home, planning routines that reduce turmoil, addressing a ...

Looking for a good Father’s Day gift that speaks to the heart of what it means to be a man of God? The Strong Men We Need is a powerful 31-day devotional book written for Christian men who want to grow in biblical manhood, become godly fathers and husbands, and build strong sons, strong daughters, and strong homes. Whether you’re shopping for Father’s Day gifts from wife, Father’s Day gifts from son or daughter, or seeking a meaningful father-son devotional, this book delivers timeless truth with daily action steps that make a lasting difference. Inside, each day includes: A King ...

A classic in the field of Christian counseling, Competent to Counsel is one of the first works to fully articulate a vision of "nouthetic" counseling—a strictly biblical approach to behavioral counseling and therapy. Dr. Jay Adams defends the idea that the Bible itself, as God's Word, provides...

Gain a fresh perspective on heaven from someone who has endured more than her share of earthly challenges for over fifty years--quadriplegia, cancer, and chronic pain. Joni Eareckson Tada's bestseller Heaven has inspired us to live well on earth even as we long for eternity, but as Joni tells us...

An Instant NY Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly Bestseller Have you ever looked around and thought, There has to be more than this? You're not alone . . . and you're right. Heaven is your forever home. In The Promise of Heaven, Dr. David Jeremiah invites you to lift your eyes above the...

Read by the author with an audiobook-exclusive interview discussing the Enneagram with bestselling author Lysa TerKeurst! Have you felt distance growing between you and God and found yourself wondering, Why does God feel so far away? Why do I feel so disconnected from him? Maybe you have been...

From a hard-rocking life fueled by substance abuse to a hope-filled life of freedom and joy--this is music star Zach Williams's bold and vulnerable story of faith and redemption. Before two-time GRAMMY Award winner Zach Williams penned heartfelt, faith-filled ballads like "Chain Breaker," "There...

This is more than just a parenting audiobook. It's a tool to use with your child. Each chapter is divided into two parts. The first part is a fiction story about a family who experiences problems and then learns a new tool. Listen to this section along with your child. It presents family issues from the parent's perspective. Children are often blinded by their own viewpoint and seeing the problem from the parent's view is eye-opening. Furthermore, it opens opportunities to talk about ways your family relates and ways you can make changes.

Do you look at your family living room and feel a quiet, aching sense of distance, even when everyone is sitting in the same room? You set the screen-time limits, install the filters, and pray fiercely, yet the constant, blue-light buzz of the digital age always seems to find a way back in. It is exhausting to fight a silent, multi-billion-dollar algorithm for the hearts of your children, leaving you wondering if you are fighting a losing war. In those quiet moments of parent-guilt and grandparent-worry, the nagging doubt whispers that you are simply failing to protect the young souls ...

Read by the author with exclusive commentary. WALLSTREET JOURNAL BESTSELLER Live lighter. Live freer. Live a bigger life with less. In Declutter Like a Mother, Allie Casazza comes alongside you to explore: Why decluttering calms anxiety in your heart and lessens tension in your relationships...

Many families have a genuine desire to raise good and godly children, yet often become discouraged when simply taking their children to church regularly doesn’t seem to produce children who walk humbly with the Lord. According to recent statistics, merely raising our children within the church can often result in watching them wander from the truth as they reach adulthood. Yet it doesn’t have to be this way. There is hope. Home Reformation offers practical steps to help families make homes places of Christ-centered discipleship. Author Adam Burrell draws from twenty plus years of family...

Join Air Force veteran Dr. W. Lee Warren as he chronicles his fascinating, heartbreaking, and enlightening experience as a neurosurgeon in an Iraq War combat hospital. Warren's life as a neurosurgeon in a trauma center began to unravel long before he shipped off to serve the U.S. Air Force in...

Read by the author. The phrase “cleanliness is next to godliness” isn’t found in the Bible. Your house can never be good enough to please God—not because you can’t scrub it or declutter hard enough, but because that is never what He was looking for in the first place. Join Dana K...

You can love God deeply and still feel uneasy in your own home. You can work hard, pray faithfully, and still face invisible resistance at work. If peace keeps slipping, clarity keeps fading, or progress feels blocked for no clear reason, the issue may not be personal — it may be territorial. Most believers are taught to pray harder when something feels wrong. They are rarely taught to ask why certain atmospheres refuse to shift, why problems keep recycling, or why prayer seems effective in some places but powerless in others. Homes and workplaces are not spiritually neutral. They carry ...

STUFF. It's everywhere. Lurking in corners and closets, spilling onto counters and coffee tables, creating havoc everywhere we look. And it's not just the physical clutter that weighs us down. Oh no, it is the stress of overbooked schedules, and the weight of life that sometimes feels oppressive...

Raising godly children should be the goal of each Christian family. Far too often we get caught up in the same methods and philosophies that fail in the world. Raising children should not be based upon the prevailing ideology of the culture, nor on the practices of our parents. The Bible is our guide and gives us sound counsel on how to raise children to be godly. Godly and not just good is our goal. A godly child will be good, but far too many children have been taught mechanical obedience and not sought after godliness. This book is intended to help you implement the truths of scripture ...

We all pray . . . some. We pray to stay sober, centered, or solvent. When the lump is deemed malignant. When the money runs out. When the marriage is falling apart. But wouldn’t we like to pray . . . more? Better? Stronger? With more fire, faith, and fervency? In this four-session study...

What happens when the Christian home stops being shelter and becomes evidence? The Christian Home Industry examines the network of churches, Christian schools, Bible colleges, handbooks, family teachings, dress codes, authority structures, and ministry pipelines that taught families to perform holiness while often leaving children, wives, queer people, abuse survivors, and questioning believers with nowhere safe to tell the truth. Written in a clear layperson’s voice, this book traces how the “godly home” became a public showroom: obedient children, modest daughters, ministry-minded ...