by Julie Lowe

Lowe seeks to help parents and caregivers think wisely and biblically about the dangers children face. Instead of living in fear or denial, parents and caregivers can equip children to assess people and situations and model for them how to live by faith in a world where evil exists.

by Esther Liu

Your Savior willingly sacrificed everything so that shame would not have the final say in your life. As you explore the depths of God’s grace for you, use this book’s practical action points, reflection questions, and devotional insights to reshape your instinctive responses to God, others, and yourself.

by Ed Welch

A psychiatric diagnosis can be heavy burden. But we know this: God is not silent when his people struggle. Welch explores how God’s Word speaks in ways that can help you find wisdom, rest, and hope in Jesus.

by David Powlison

Drawn from Powlison’s many decades of writing, teaching, and speaking, Take Heart is a yearlong devotional journey into the process of biblical change, where truth becomes clearer and our ears hear and our eyes see what God tells us about himself.

by Lauren Whitman

In this mini book, Whitman helps readers think biblically about mom guilt and how God helps us escape from it by accepting our limitations, rejecting worldly standards, and embracing the freedom of faithful living before God.

by Ed Welch

This illustrated book invites children ages four through seven into Zoe Mouse’s world to learn alongside her how to overcome shame and embarrassment. Children will learn to turn to Jesus and depend on him to cover them with his love and give them strength.

by Lauren Whitman

This illustrated book invites children ages four through seven into Henry Hedgehog’s world. They will learn alongside him how they can go to God for forgiveness and also go to the one they have hurt—instead of trying to be better or covering up their mistakes.