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Pastor Jack Graham is encouraging Christians to return to biblical truth amid cultural confusion and declining spiritual literacy, emphasizing that revival in the church, especially among younger generations, begins with a deep, personal engagement with Scripture.
In a culture obsessed with instant gratification, author and speaker DawnCheré Wilkerson is challenging believers to redefine waiting not as punishment but as a holy invitation to grow in the presence of God.
Laine Lawson Craft's new devotional, "Warfare Parenting," is designed to provide not only daily doses of hope, but also practical and spiritual tools for those in the throes of parenting children who have wandered from the faith or are ensnared in destructive patterns.
"This is Us" actress Chrissy Metz opens up about her new book, "When I Talk to God, I Talk about Feelings," the emotional and spiritual lessons she continues to learn, and why she believes now more than ever that children and adults need space to talk, feel and pray honestly.
After spending 36 years in prison for a crime she didn't commit, Judy Henderson was granted clemency in 2017 and now shares her powerful story of injustice, faith, forgiveness and redemption in her memoir "When the Light Finds Us."
Candace Cameron Bure opens up about her fourth children's book, "The Crazy Compromise," releasing on April 1 in partnership with Generous Family. The book aims to teach kids the value of compromise, kindness and respect amid a divided world—lessons she believes are just as relevant for adults.
Pastor Jonathan Pokluda's new book, "Your Story Has a Villain," explores the reality of spiritual warfare, drawing from personal encounters — including a chilling demonic manifestation at a country club — to highlight how Satan uses deception, distraction, and destruction to weaken faith.
