Every Christian family is called to worship God and affirm His headship in their home. In this book, Maxim the King presents one of the aspects of worshiping God - family worship. This practice originates in the Holy Scriptures and has been used in various forms throughout the entire existence of the Church of God. The book "Family Worship" will help you organize joint worship in your home in such a way that you will get joy and pleasure from it.

"But, Dad, how do I know how high I can go in hope?"
While learning to fly, little Owl also learns a lesson about the meaning of hope. This sweet story will warm your heart and teach you that hope can reach the sky if it is hope in God.
A series about faith, hope, and love, based on 1 Corinthians 13:13, introduces children to eternal principles, planting seeds of truth in their hearts that will grow throughout their lives.

"Mom, is faith really, really far away?"
This little Elephant has many important questions about faith. Let this amazing story remind you that when you seek God, faith is never far away.
A series about faith, hope, and love, based on 1 Corinthians 13:13, introduces children to eternal principles, planting seeds of truth in their hearts that will grow throughout their lives.

"Mom, but how does love become so great?"
Little Hedgehog is trying hard to understand how love works. His inquisitive questions will warm your heart and remind you of how great God's love is.
A series about faith, hope, and love, based on 1 Corinthians 13:13, introduces children to eternal principles, planting seeds of truth in their hearts that will grow throughout their lives.

No ranking of the best Christian authors would be complete without the name of the author of the famous “Chronicles of Narnia”, the British Clive Staples Lewis. Initially an atheist, he converted to Christianity at the age of 33 and became a world-famous theologian and writer. He is considered one of the best defenders of the Christian faith of his time.

The collection of radio interviews “Plain Christianity” was first published during World War II. It immediately took its rightful place among the world classics of Christian apologetics. The author, the world-famous theologian and writer C.S. Lewis, reflects on complex issues of faith and life, combining his inherent depth of content and ease of form.

Sometimes we don't believe that evil really exists in the world. Instead, it is so subtle that sometimes we simply don't notice it. Temptations and traps of the evil one await us everywhere. And we don't notice how we fall into them.
World-famous Christian writer Clive Staples Lewis, author of The Chronicles of Narnia, seeks to show the mechanism of evil in the world. The form chosen by the author is letters of instruction from an old, experienced devil (Krutenya) to a young devil on how to seduce people.

The book by the famous English moralist writer, lecturer at Oxford College, Cambridge professor, one of the Inklings (a group that, in addition to C. S. Lewis, included J. R. R. Tolkien, author of The Lord of the Rings, and C. Williams, who gained fame for his mystical and fantastic novels and poems about the times of King Arthur), touches on various aspects of our ideas about what will happen to us “there,” on the other side of life. The author shares his thoughts with the reader: for those who, living on earth, prefer the earthly, the earth becomes part of hell, and for those who, while still on earth, choose the heavenly, earthly existence becomes part of heaven.

The book will certainly interest fans of Clive Staples Lewis's work, as well as anyone who seeks to discover the spiritual meaning of ordinary, everyday events.

This book was written by C. S. Lewis, a famous writer, scientist, and thinker, after the death of his beloved wife, with whom he was destined to live only 4 years. As an apologist for Christianity, Lewis had previously written about loss and suffering, but it is one thing to think theoretically, and quite another to experience it yourself. Lewis shares how he experiences his grief, what questions he asks God, and what conclusions he reaches.

These are deep and candid reflections (and sometimes cries) about suffering and pain, joy and love, death and life after death, religion and God.

C. S. Lewis, one of the most famous Christian authors and thinkers of the last century, examines a universal question that has always troubled man: “If God is good and all-powerful, why does He allow His creatures to suffer pain?” With his characteristic wealth of compassion and deep insight, the author answers this important question and shares his hope and wisdom to help heal a world that yearns for a true understanding of human nature.

This little book by Kevin DeYoung is written for young men and women who are on the threshold of adulthood and are about to leave their parents' home. With love and sincere concern, the author urges young people to be attentive and prudent during this incredibly responsible period of their lives. In the whole whirlwind of events, challenges and tasks, they should remember the most important thing.

Although the book is addressed to high school graduates and first-year students, all readers, without exception, will benefit greatly from it.

In Take God at His Word, Kevin DeYoung explores what the Bible says about itself, exposes misconceptions about the Scriptures, and provides clear and concise answers to many important questions that Christians often have about the Bible. The book is easy to read and enjoyable because DeYoung appeals to both the mind and the heart. This is truly a remarkable book that inspires the reader to marvel at God’s truth as revealed in Scripture, and therefore offers immense benefit to every Christian.

Yes, we should pray. It is a command found in the Bible, and more than that, it is a non-negotiable prescription. But if we want to move from a state of “I should pray more” to a state of “I can pray,” we must think about prayer in the right way. And at the heart of this right way is the understanding that our God is not deaf or hard of heart.

Talk to Him.
Be honest with Him.
Be honest with Him.

You don’t have to impress Him. He is your Heavenly Father, and therefore He already loves you. You just have to come and talk to Him. That’s good news. And the even better news is that when we come to prayer, our Heavenly Father will be waiting for us with joy, ready to hear us!

Death, illness, unemployment, or a difficult relationship can change our lives and challenge everything we thought was unshakable. But amidst all this pain and confusion, we are not alone.

Weaving together his personal story, pastoral experience, and biblical insights, bestselling author Paul David Tripp inspires us to trust God in the midst of suffering. He identifies the pitfalls to avoid in our suffering and points us to the comforts to embrace. This difficult yet hopeful book will help you hold on to God's promises when trials come and move forward with the hope of the gospel.

Each of us has faced a situation at least once when we did not know how to react, what to do, or what to say. Perhaps we have considered turning to a professional to solve all our problems. But God has called each of us to sanctification and service. In his work, “Instruments of Grace in the Hands of the Redeemer,” Paul Tripp writes about how to draw wisdom from the Bible and share it with others.

This book is a practical guide to change that speaks truthfully and openly about human sins that we so skillfully mask under a mass of righteousness.

Paul Tripp says this about his work: “This book is about the most joyful news that a person can receive. This news has nothing to do with fantasies and dreams, but is based on objective reality and historical facts… This book is about how imperfect but striving people are helped to grow in Christ by imperfect but striving people.”

The devil doesn't have to put forth much effort to resist the prayer of the church if God's people are not willing to live and govern their churches according to the Word of God. This book examines ten areas where the church is disregarding clear biblical commands and where it needs reformation.

A short and concise reading about what the Gospel is awaits you. This book is a great evangelistic tool for supporters of Protestant churches and people who are just discovering the Good News.

Drawing on the words recorded in Matthew 7:13-27, Paul Washer reminds us of Jesus’ warning: “The way of the Lord is narrow, and those who walk in it will bear good fruit if they rest on the solid foundation of God’s Word.” Ignoring these words of warning has led many Christians down the broad road to destruction. Don’t think you are on the road to heaven if you don’t listen to the words of your Master.

Are you concerned about your lack of spiritual growth? Do you desire to become more like Jesus Christ? If your answer to these two questions is “yes,” then this book is for you. In The Key Means of Grace, Paul Washer examines the means and gifts that Jesus Christ has given His Church for ongoing sanctification and growth in holiness. The author describes the most well-known and important of these means: Scripture, prayer, and participation in the life and ministry of the local church.

The book provides for a diverse study, as each chapter includes questions for reflection and discussion.

The Little Books series are short but meaningful publications that help you deal with common life challenges. They are designed for those who seek comfort, advice, or guidance in difficult times but don't always have the time to read lengthy works.

Thanks to their compact format and clear presentation of thoughts, these books are easy to read, not requiring much time. But, despite their brevity, each of them contains deep biblical wisdom and practical advice that can help solve a problem and give hope.

Just a few minutes of reading each day will give you an important thought or truth that will stay with you throughout the day, guiding you through reflection, prayer, and practical steps. These books are a great tool for personal spiritual guidance or for supporting others through difficult life circumstances.

We are prone to insecurities, fears of failure, and regrets that we try to hide and cover up, leading to isolation from both others and God. Over 50 days, spiritual counselor Edward T. Welch shows us how God speaks with gentleness, depth, and hope, helping us come out of hiding and live more openly, naturally, and without regret.

For a wide range of readers.

Paul David Tripp's book emphasizes the importance of awe in all we think, say, and do, helping us to grow in our ever-increasing desire for God. The author encourages readers to renew their understanding of awe in relation to God and the Gospel.

For a wide range of readers.

It is essential that the local church see itself as an instrument for God’s glory, and to do so, John MacArthur argues, it must unwaveringly adhere to biblical principles of leadership. Christ never said that leadership in the church could be earned through domination, bought with money, or inherited. He never likened church leaders to reigning kings, but rather to humble shepherds; not to self-important celebrities, but to devoted servants.
Drawing on the best materials on the subject of church leadership, this updated edition will help modern churches gain important and effective leadership lessons based on New Testament teachings. This book is relevant not only for pastors and elders, but also for anyone who wants their local church to be as God intended it to be.

There are boys who prefer to play with toy dishes than with cars, and there are girls who climb trees rather than comb dolls’ hair. However, ALL boys have their secret “boy” code, and ALL girls have their “girl” code. Because God’s amazing plan is to create us as men or women. And this biological sex is in every cell of our body.

The author of the book "God Created Boys and Girls" has found a way to explain to children in an accessible and unconventional way why the gender we are born with is unique to each of us. And parents will find in the book valuable tips on sexual education of children in the conditions of modern gender confusion.

Our behavior must correspond to our inner content. Let us constantly exercise in piety, as this book calls us to do, because we have every reason to do so. The inner light penetrates outside. Private life is necessarily reflected in everyday life. Piety will order our concessions, help us build the right priorities. A pious life brings bliss. Solomon often repeated this thought.

It is extremely important that people, especially young people, know that godliness brings joy. The world believes that piety suffers, and does not enjoy it. But one can say for sure: holiness is joy. Holiness is the only state of the soul that can be called happiness.

This book is a painful but necessary look at war through the prism of real stories of ordinary Ukrainians whose lives were torn to pieces by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Ellina Lesnik tells what war looks like without embellishment: it is despair and hope, fear and faith, devastation and courage.

The book collects thirteen stories, each of which is a testament to the courage of those who survived and the memory of those who were lost.

The author shares personal experiences: from the moment she had to leave her home to the decision to return and rebuild her life amidst the destruction. There are stories of mothers who have lost their husbands and pray for their return, children who were forced to grow up, and the indomitable power of the church, which became a refuge and a beacon of hope for thousands of displaced people.

The book reminds us of the importance of remembering our history, calling evil by its rightful name, and continuing to fight for the life that God has given each of us. War is not just about tanks and missiles, it is the tragedy of ordinary people. But even in the deepest darkness, the author finds a ray of hope, reminding the reader of the importance of praying, acting, and carrying the light of Christ's love to a world that has been distorted by sin.

This book is not only about the destructive power of war, but also about the power of restoration, about humanity, about unwavering faith in God's mercy and justice. Read so you don't forget. Read to remember. Read to be inspired.