Anxiety is a constant problem for many people, and it only gets worse over time. In fifty short readings, Edward T. Welch shares the comfort and peace of Jesus with all those who struggle with fear and worry.

For a wide range of readers.

These ten girls grew up to do just that! Susanna Wesley's children changed their country. Monica of Targas' son transformed the church. Anne Judson taught people in Burma about the love of Christ. God used Edith Schaeffer to change an entire continent. Katharina Luther escaped the oppression of a convent and changed her world. Susanna Spurgeon listened to a preacher and then published the Gospel herself. Bethan Lloyd-Jones met a doctor and later helped heal souls. Mary Taylor lost her parents but discovered China. Sabine Wurmbrand was imprisoned for her faith and then fought to free other Christians. Ruth Bell Graham began her life in China, but God later sent her on missions to different parts of the world.

These ten girls grew up to be women who did not give up. They chose to do what was right rather than take the easy way out. Blandine became a Christian and then a martyr. Perpetua had to give up her child before she was executed in the amphitheater. Lady Jane Grey did as she was told, but she did not give up her faith in Jesus. Anne Askew lost her home, but she never lost her faith. Lisken Dirks loved her husband, but she loved Jesus first. Marion Harvey met Christ and followed Him until her death. Margaret Wilson broke the law for Jesus, but obeyed God to the end. Judith Weinberg loved the Lord with all her heart, even though it cost her life. Betty Stemm risked her life for Jesus. Esther John gave her life to Christ and died for Him.

These ten girls grew up and did just that! You’ll be inspired to read the biographies of famous Christian women who changed the world. Corrie ten Boom saved lives and loved Jesus. Mary Slessor saved babies and fought sin. Gladys Aylward saved a hundred children and trusted God. Joni Erickson Tada survived a devastating injury and thanked God. Amy Carmichael never gave up. Isobel Kuhn told others about Christ. Evelyn Brand obeyed God. Jackie Pullinger showed love. Elizabeth Fry followed Christ and achieved justice. Catherine Booth rolled up her sleeves and helped the homeless.

Ten girls grew up to be successful women. They all embraced their talents and gifts and believed that God had given them to use for the good of others. Helen Roseware used her medical skills to bring the truth about Jesus to people on the African continent. Maureen McKenna learned to drive a bus and then fed the homeless. Anne Lawson used her engineering skills to make airplanes fly properly. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote a book that changed an entire society. Sarah Edwards helped her husband change an entire nation. Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, used her influence and intelligence to help those who were persecuted for their faith, and thus saved the church. Mildred Cable used her thirst for adventure to spread the Word of God. Cathy Ann MacKinnon, guided by great compassion, saved babies. Patricia St. John distributed Christian literature to the people. Mary Verghese showed that disability is not an obstacle to caring for others.

Ten girls grew up to become women who made history. Learn how Mary Jane Kinnear prayed and helped young girls. Emma Dreier studied astronomy and was a Bible teacher. Florence Nightingale became a nurse and served God. Lottie Moon thought missionaries were foolish, then went on to missionary work herself. Ida Scudder changed her mind and then changed India. Henrietta Mears had big dreams and wrote books. Bessie Adams became a missionary and traveled in a horse-drawn caravan. Betty Greene flew a plane during World War II. Elizabeth Elliott’s husband was killed, but she forgave his killers. Mui Nga believed in Christ and told her countrymen about the one true God.

In this small book, which cannot be skimmed, E. IN. Tozer presents a clear teaching on who the Holy Spirit is, why we should desire His power, and why only a few truly strive for a life filled with the Holy Spirit.

This is a book by the famous English preacher Dr. Lloyd-Jones in three volumes. It clearly and easily explains the character and ministry of each Person of the Trinity, and also conveys the biblical teaching about the Church, about life after death, and about the last time. Despite the seriousness of the topics, the author presents his thoughts not in a dry academic form, but by showing how the received information can be applied in practice.

The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in Christian doctrines, as well as students of Christian universities, pastors and leaders of "small groups".

This book is an excellent resource for students preparing for pastoral ministry, ordained preachers, evangelists, and anyone interested in preaching. It deals in detail with issues that concern both preachers and listeners. Dr. M. Lloyd-Jones is called "the last of the preachers." He himself, of course, would have refuted this statement, but no preacher in Great Britain gathered such large audiences and did not receive such a high rating.

These ten young men grew up to be successful men. They all embraced their talents and gifts, believing that God had given them to use for the good of others.

Paul Brand brought medicine to new lands to bring hope to the sick. Gillian Prance’s love of nature led to the opening of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in London, which is still one of the finest centers for the study of God’s creation. Clive Staple Lewis opened the door to the world of Narnia and won the hearts of many to faith. Charles Thomas Studd was a talented cricketer and a dedicated missionary. Wilfred Grenfell was an avid Arctic explorer. The music of Johann Sebastian Bach inspires millions, just as Christ inspired him. James Clerk Maxwell made remarkable discoveries in science because of his belief that God is in control of the universe. Samuel Morse patented many inventions, one of which saved many lives. George Washington Carver could have made millions and become very famous, but he chose to follow the Lord. John Bunyan , while in prison, wrote a magnificent work of classic literature that still speaks to us today.

Read this book and find out what God wants from you!

Would you like to change your world? These ten boys grew up to do just that! Learn how Samuel showed people that love works better than fear; John befriended powerful rulers and humble artisans; Jonathan helped the Iroquois Indians and was later invited to teach at Princeton; George preached salvation to thousands and saved the lives of children; Robert lost his brother but found Jesus; Dwight sold shoes in a store and then taught children in a wagon; Billy played professional baseball and preached the Gospel; Charles became a Christian during a blizzard and then told the world about Jesus; Aiden saved orphaned lambs and was saved by Jesus; Martin became a doctor and found the best medicine for people's souls.

Read this book and find out what God wants from you!

These ten young men grew up to be men who did not give up. They chose to do what was right rather than take the easy way out.

Polycarp was a slave, but he gave up his freedom for Christ. Alban was in danger, but he did not bow to false gods. John Oldcastle had a safe house, but he did not hide his faith. Thomas Cranmer feared execution, but in the end he showed courage. George Wishart was imprisoned, but he preached Jesus. James Chalmers , despite the threat of death, brought the Bible to cannibals. Dietrich Bonhoeffer feared death, but he did not remain silent. Nate Saint made dangerous flights, knowing that it was worth it. Ivan Moiseyev obeyed his military superiors, but put God first. Graham Staines helped the sick and died for his love for Jesus.

Be inspired by the lives of those who have not renounced their faith!

Would you like to make history? These ten young men grew up to do just that, but first they had to change the Church.

Augustine found God’s love and transformed our way of thinking; Knox focused on God’s Word and told his country the truth; Luther found God’s truth and made it accessible to the common people; Calvin realized that salvation is a gift from God, not a reward for works; Tyndale sought to print the Bible in a language that everyone could understand; Latimer encouraged people to read the Bible for themselves, but made enemies; Hus taught that God rules the church and the world; Zwingli challenged people to obey God’s Word in all areas of their lives; Chalmers called on the church to show Christlike compassion for the poor; and Shaftesbury pushed the church to make Christ’s love a living reality for everyone.

Read this book and find out what God wants from you!

Reading the biographies of famous Christians who changed the world will give you true inspiration.

Brother Andrew smuggled Bibles into Soviet Russia and gave hope to thousands. John Newton traded slaves, but God used him to free them. Billy Graham preached, and God through his evangelistic work changed millions of people around the world. Edik Liddell won the Olympic race and glorified the Lord. William Carey translated the Bible and opened God’s Word to the people of India. David Livingstone became a researcher and explained the Scriptures. Nicky Cruz first joined a gang and then a church. Adoniram Judson glorified God in prison. George Muller rescued orphans and skillfully managed the millions of pounds entrusted to him. God changed the heart of Luis Palau , and through him the lives of many others.

Read this book and find out what God expects of you!

Doctrine —what Christians believe—directly influences how they live. The Bible’s truths about God, man, and the world do more than just give us more knowledge; they help us love God and find meaning in this life and the life to come. But what happens when there is a discrepancy between what believers profess and how they live? In his book Do You Believe?, pastor and bestselling author Paul David Tripp takes a close look at 12 core Christian doctrines and how they affect and transform the human heart and mind.

For a wide range of readers.

Grace is an amazing, misunderstood and, unfortunately, misused concept. Without growth in grace there is no growth in practical righteousness. Proving this, the author also tries to show its essence, properties, beauty and power. Throughout the book, Timur Rasulov compares grace with lawfulness in different spheres of life. He demonstrates the advantages of undeserved kindness and the destructive disadvantages of Pharisaism. Before you is an attempt to convey to the reader the exceptional importance of grace, both in the matter of salvation and in the matter of sanctification.

"Radically Different" from the bestselling author Champ Thornton is a guide for middle and high school students who want to act radically in a world where it is not easy to live and build relationships. Examining life through the biblical prism of creation, fall and redemption, students will be able to learn how God's Word untangles life's vicissitudes. This book will help teenagers to live in the reality of good, bad and new, which makes us radically biblical and radically different people.

"Radically Different" by the bestselling author Champ Thornton is a guide for middle and high school students who want to act radically in a world where it is not easy to live and build relationships. Examining life through the biblical prism of creation, fall and redemption, students will be able to learn how God's Word untangles life's vicissitudes. This book will help teenagers to live in the reality of good, bad and new, which makes us radically biblical and radically different people.

Champ Thornton’s Radically Different Guide will help young teens find answers to life’s complex questions and navigate how to live in society. By understanding the questions of creation, the fall, and redemption, teens can see their unique identity in Christ. When we look at life through the prism of the good, the bad, and the new, it makes us radical people—radically biblical and radically different.

Radically Different, by bestselling author Champ Thornton , is a guide for middle and high school students who want to live radically in the world, even when life and relationships are complicated. By examining life through the biblical lens of creation, the fall, and redemption, readers can explore how God’s Word unravels the twists and turns of life. This book helps teens live in the reality of the good, the broken, and the new that makes us radically biblical and radically different.

The guide will be useful for parents, mentors, and youth leaders who work with teenagers.

This book is intended as a continuation of Timur Rasulov's previous book "Teach Me to Love". Here, the author raises the topic of knowledge of reality, in which he distinguishes the truth about God, the truth about man, and the understanding of cause-and-effect relationships (laws and regularities). The book mainly talks about how to make personal knowledge of God more effective, for which it considers the basic principles and components of spiritual life, such as trusting God, humility, studying the Scriptures, prayer, and others.

This book is a continuation of Timur Rasulov's previous book "Teach Me to Love". Here the author considers the topic of knowing reality, in which he singles out the truth about God, the truth about man, and the understanding of cause-and-effect relationships (laws and patterns). The book is primarily about how to make personal knowledge of God more effective, and for this the author considers the basic principles and components of spiritual life, such as trust in God, humility, studying the Scriptures, prayer, etc.

John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress is one of the greatest works of English literature. It has inspired, challenged, and delighted children and adults for centuries. This edition of the Christian classic features thirty original full-page color illustrations by renowned artist Mike Wimmer. The story of a Christian's journey to Heaven, during which he encounters the Evangelist, the Fool, the Wise Man, and other characters, will help readers understand the joys and challenges of a life of faith on earth.

For a wide range of readers.

A life's work by one of the world's most influential thinkers on the essence of the Christian faith. With compelling honesty, John Stott shows our generation the centrality of the cross in God's redemption of the world. In the cross, Stott finds a revelation of God's greatness and love, an exposure of the world's sin and slavery. This book is more than a study of redemption; it brings Scripture into lively dialogue with Christian theology and modernity. From this emerges a model for Christian life and worship, hope and mission.

Helping us to strengthen ourselves in an ever-increasing desire for God, this book by Paul David Tripp emphasizes the importance of reverent awe in everything we think, say, and do. The author encourages readers to renew their understanding of a reverent attitude to God and the Gospel.

In this autobiography, which was compiled by Spurgeon's wife and his personal secretary from his diary entries, letters and sermons, Ch. G. Spurgeon appears to the reader as an evangelist, to whose sermons masses of people flocked, as the founder of a school of preachers and an orphanage, as well as a militant theologian and writer, whose books have long been considered classics of Christian literature.

"Lectures to my students" are full of practical wisdom, insightful wit and wise advice. Spurgeon's teachings, which touch on topics such as outdoor preaching, the use of illustrations in sermons, and the behavior of the preacher outside the church, among other things, are as useful and valuable to pastors and students today as they were centuries ago.

The gospel of Jesus Christ is the door to eternal life, but how does it affect us if we are already in the kingdom of God? Jerry Bridges is convinced that our lives are saturated with the gospel, as blood is saturated with oxygen. Without a doubt, it is not only the key to our salvation, but also the power for our daily growth in holiness. The book "The Gospel for Real Life" will help you: break free from the shackles of sin and know the joy of walking the path of sanctification daily; triumph in the truth of God's acceptance and our participation in His grace as a daily reality; discover the hidden old leaven of legalism in your life and begin to live in the freedom of the cross; learn how to preach the gospel to yourself daily so that you are constantly filled with its life-giving power; bring the true fullness of the gospel to a world that desperately needs it.

This new edition contains Bible study questions that will help you daily discover the “unsearchable riches of Christ” revealed to us in the Word.

This book, based on the famous series of sermons by the best-selling author Timothy Keller, presents to everyone - Christians, skeptics, single people, long-married couples and those who are just getting engaged - a vision of what marriage should be according to the Bible.

Modern culture has probably already convinced you that everyone has a second half; that romance is the most important part of a successful marriage; that your spouse is created to help you realize your potential; that lack is not forever, but only here and now; and that starting all over after a divorce is the best solution to all seemingly intractable problems in marriage. However, such modern views are erroneous. The deep thoughts of Timothy and Cathy Keller show that marriage is a fascinating relationship that is full of mystery and that people misinterpret.

The book "The Design of Marriage" contains instructions on how to have a successful marriage and is a must-read for everyone who wants to know God and love Him with their whole lives.

In churches, Christians teach that prayer is the most powerful way to reach God. But only a few receive instruction or guidance on how to make prayer truly meaningful. In the book "Prayer", pastor Timothy Keller examines many aspects of this daily action. He gives biblical instructions, as well as specific prayers for various situations, such as, for example, grief, loss, love and forgiveness. The author shows how to make prayers more personal and effective and how to establish a practice of prayer that is effective for each reader.