A guilt-free guide that strips away the myths you've believed about motherhood and offers you a new way to think—about your kids, yourself, and being the mom you've always wanted to be.

All Nikki and Jason want is a baby—the one thing they can't have—so they decide to adopt; with their dysfunctional friends, screwball families, and chaotic lives, the adoption panel might not agree they're ready to be parents.

Veteran hospital chaplain to the sick, dying, and bereaved, J.S. Park offers you permission to grieve and heal at your own pace.

A young British woman working in a book bindery gets a chance to pursue knowledge and love when World War I upends her life in this new novel from the New York Times bestselling author.

Downcast Souls Expectant Hearts speaks to the heart of faith. The songs remind us that we do not grieve alone, nor do we grieve without hope.

Step into the beguiling world of 1926 New York and discover the power of resilience, friendship, and love from award-winning author Jocelyn Green.

A dramatically illustrated biography of Private Rosetta “Lyons” Wakeman, the only soldier whose letters capture the Civil War from a woman’s perspective.

Famed magician and comedian Justin Willman uses his extraordinary skills to pull off ambitious and hilarious pranks like you've never seen.

Acoustic quartet Acts of Congress provides a stunning blend of violin, mandolin, and guitar music in The Hymns that Made Us.

Journey alongside Alisa Keeton and discover scientifically based, biblically sound mind-body tools to change how you process pain to experience emotional freedom, physical renewal, and spiritual transformation.

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When a grieving woman unexpectedly steps into a different version of her life, she must choose between the husband she loves and the daughter she lost in this brave, gripping novel.

We know what it means to do good. But in today’s tense and complex world, when political issues, theology, and current events so often divide us, how do we say good?

D.I. Max Arnold's lifestyle on a battered houseboat in Chelsea's Cheyne Walk contrasts sharply with the affluent elite whose crimes he helps solve alongside partner D.C. Priya Shamsie.

In a sparkling debut authored by a 16-year-old daughter of immigrants, this picture book gives voice to the lasting benefits of speaking with more than one tongue.

This gentle album was born from the intimate moments of women studying the Psalms. Each track embodies the freedom and vast expanse of God's love.

In this beautifully crafted debut novel for adults set in Chicago in 1987, author Tina Shelton narrates the story of one family from the alternating perspectives of a mother and her 14-year-old daughter.

This middle-grade novel is set in World War II France, where a Jewish girl who has lost everything but her life must decide whether to risk even that to bring others to freedom.

While working underground to fix a water main, Brooklyn plumbers and brothers Mario and Luigi are transported through a mysterious pipe to a magical new world.

A descendant of the Hemphill and Goodman Gospel-music families, Jasmine Brady releases 10 songs of victory and hope.

An entertaining history of the soundtrack of American evangelical Christianity.

What if students could major in “loving God”—not religion or theology, but in the daily challenge of loving the Creator? Well now they can in this imaginative novel.

A former Vox journalist takes an optimistic look at tech inventions and their implications for society.