September 17, 2025
Hatmaker has twice had to rebuild her life, first when her traditional evangelical following deserted her, and again when her husband did. With Awake, she’s out to encourage midlife women facing their own challenges. more
Ebury Vine aims to draw on the deep roots of Christianity to cultivate curious minds and inspire faith-informed growth, per the publisher. Charisa Gunasekera, formerly of SPCK Publishing, will serve as commissioning editor for the imprint. more
With pets now part of two-thirds of U.S. households, the pastor and chaplain have set out to teach churches how to grow and serve both people and animals through their book, New Tricks: How Pet Ministry Can Transform Faith Communities and Change Lives. more
Discover how to thrive with Sadie Robertson Huff's bestselling books in this special collector's edition with sprayed edges! (Sponsored) More
Recent deals include rapper 2 Chainz’s memoir of hearing God’s voice, an anthology to teach the craft of spiritual writing, and a devotional tied to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. more
The first Asian American rabbi ordained in the U.S. recounts her journey to become a religious leader and explores the universal search for home in Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity and Belonging. more.
Don't let life pass you by--begin your journey to finding biblical truths, feeling alive, and moving forward with these inspiring stories. Now with a beautiful new cover and design, Live, from New York Times bestselling author and podcaster Sadie Robertson Huff, addresses life's most difficult issues and choices in fun, practical, and biblical ways.(Sponsored) More
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Former NFL quarterback Tebow shares an inspiring invitation for readers to see themselves and others through God’s eyes. The book is grounded in the notion that one’s worth is not based on skill or ability but an inherent “value, a royal and familial identity” bestowed by God. The result is an invigorating and often tender call for believers to love their neighbors as themselves. more
In this illuminating debut history, Colorado Springs, Colo., serves as a microcosm for how evangelicalism has accrued cultural power over the past 70-odd years. The evangelicalism that emerged in Colorado Springs—and the conflation of “Christianity and patriotism” that distinguished it from mainline Protestantism—helped it evolve into a social movement which, the author convincingly shows, has played a key role in fueling today’s Christian nationalism. The result is a revealing window into the roots of a movement that has reshaped American religion and politics. more
TerKeurst teams up with her Therapy and Theology podcast cohosts Muddamalle, a theologian, and Cress, a therapist, for a refreshingly concise and candid guide to enduring divorce. TerKeurst does important work in debunking the notion that divorce is a spiritual failure, while actionable tips from Cress add value. This will be a balm to believers in the midst of or fresh off their own marital breakups. more
Holp debuts with an upbeat compendium of wisdom drawn from his work as a spiritual medium and his own path to self-acceptance. The author recounts growing up gay in a rigidly conservative Ohio town, and how coming out in his early teens allowed him to live more authentically. The author’s experience as a medium lends the advice a gentle spirituality, though the book’s strength lies in its perceptive takes on human nature. more
Christian leaders joined in celebrating the publication of Dear Unity: Overdue Love Letters to Heal a Divided Church (Whitaker House) at the Lifestyle Christianity University’s Greater Things Conference in Watauga, Tex., in July. Joining in (from l.) were Heidi Baker, CEO of Christian humanitarian organization Iris Global; Leif Hetland, founder and president of Global Mission Awareness; and Philip Ryall, the general editor for Dear Unity, a compendium of dozens of voices from different dominations across the globe sharing their personal reflections, teachings, and life stories.
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