Títulos en Cristiandad

What does it look like to live out love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control in the rhythms of ordinary life? In Fruit of the Spirit: An Orthodox Anthology, Deacon David Lochbihler brings together twelve carefully researched and vividly written essays that explore the nine fruits described in Galatians 5:22–23 through the lens of Orthodox Christian faith and tradition.

In De Orthodoxe Weg biedt Kallistos Ware een toegankelijk en tegelijk diepgaand overzicht van de orthodoxe geloofstraditie. Aan de hand van zorgvuldig gekozen citaten van kerkvaders, mystici en geestelijke schrijvers — Byzantijns, Syrisch, Roemeens, Russisch en anderen — worden de grote lijnen van de orthodoxe theologie en spiritualiteit in kaart gebracht. De thema's volgen de dynamiek van de geestelijke weg zelf: de mystieke kennis van God, het gebedsleven en de ascetische praktijk.

Are you tired of repeating the same dating patterns and wondering why relationships keep ending the same way? Many Christian singles receive dating advice that sounds spiritual but lacks discernment. “Just pray about it.” “Love covers all.” “Be patient. God is working.” But patience without wisdom can lead to ignored red flags, blurred boundaries, and emotionally unhealthy relationships. In Are You Ready to Be Treated Better? , Brian Howard offers a clear and practical guide to Christian dating, emotional maturity, and healthy relationships.

Every woman carries a story of joy and loss, of strength and surrender, of moments that bring her to her knees and moments that lift her to Christ. Finding the Savior through the Broken and Beautiful is a collection of true, faith-filled experiences from thirteen women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Through illness, grief, addiction, loneliness, loss, fear, and waiting, they have come to know the Savior as Healer, Redeemer, and Light.

Jesus, I Surrender Myself to You is both a luminous spiritual biography and a direct challenge to the modern instinct to control everything. Through the life of Don Dolindo Ruotolo, listeners encounter a priest whose holiness was forged in suffering, obedience, and total abandonment to the will of God. Drawing from firsthand testimony and careful research, this book reveals the hidden life of a soul deeply united to Christ. From a childhood marked by hardship to years of misunderstanding and silent persecution, Don Dolindo’s path exposes the cost of sanctity.

The Bible is not primarily about you... and that is very good news! This book invites you to read the whole of Scripture the way Jesus said it should be read: as one unified story that centers on His person, His work, and His promises, not on your performance or potential. In The Bible According to Jesus, Jon Moffitt helps you lay down the exhausting burden of treating the Bible as a rulebook, roadmap, or inspirational manual and recover it as a revelation of Christ for weary sinners.

Some moments in life change you forever. For our family, that moment came when our son, Landen, was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition. What started as ordinary days with our energetic little boy became a journey we never imagined-a journey of faith, heartbreak, and the steady presence of God. When Landen was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, our world turned upside down. We faced questions no parent wants to ask and nights we hoped would never come. Through every test, setback, and tear, we saw God's faithfulness-sometimes faint, sometimes clear, but always there.

What if Jesus came to establish a Kingdom, not a religion? In Kingdom Christian, E. C. Moses challenges traditional Christianity and calls believers to rediscover their true identity as citizens of God's Kingdom. Through a biblical perspective, this compelling book reveals the power, purpose, and authority found in living under God's divine government rather than human religious systems.

From best-selling author and leadership coach, Jim Uhl comes a call for leaders to create a culture of forgiveness in the workplace. The workplace is filled with people guaranteed to disappoint, make mistakes, and hurt one another. This often leads to grudges that destroy the health and performance of our teams. From both a worldly and Christ-centered perspective, AUDACIOUS explores the least studied, least trained on, and least talked about topic in leadership forgiveness.

This book is a peek behind the curtain-an honest look at the decisions, compromises, and quiet moments that slowly led Jason Jacobus away from the life he had dreamed of...and the one God had designed him to live. It's not polished. It's not written from the mountaintop. It's raw, unfiltered, and rooted in the lived experience of someone who found himself off course-and made the decision to return. Realigned is for anyone who feels that same quiet tension-that subtle sense that something in life is out of alignment.

A creative guide to reengaging with faith In this beautifully written book, Tiffany Yecke Brooks helps listeners find their way forward after faith deconstruction. She likens the process to Dante's ascent from the underworld: when he emerges from the depths, he steps out into an expansive space where he can "rebehold the stars." Encountering God anew is at the heart of Brooks's approach to faith formation after deconstruction.

Überall auf der Welt versuchen die Menschen seit jeher mit dem Göttlichen in Kontakt zu kommen. Doch gelingt ihnen dies? Reden sie mit einem Gegenüber, das es wirklich gibt? Timothy Keller glaubt, dass das bei Christen der Fall ist: „Wenn wir beten, lernen wir Gott kennen, lernen wir es, ihn endlich als Gott zu behandeln." Deshalb ist das Gebet für ihn „der Schlüssel zu allem, was wir in unserem Leben tun müssen und sein müssen. Wir müssen beten lernen. Wir haben keine Wahl.

Understanding how to develop your own beliefs for yourself rather than blindly following a religious leader. This book explains how to live your Christian liberty based on the foundation of the individual priesthood of the believer...

Most people think poverty starts when money runs out. It doesn't. Poverty begins when authority is surrendered, wisdom is ignored, and responsibility is slowly replaced with justification. What looks like bad luck or external pressure is often an internal breakdown long before it becomes visible.

Spurgeon’s Saved in Hope turns Romans 8:24-25 into a sweeping meditation on the Christian’s present groaning and future glory. He highlights two great longings in every believer: complete freedom from sin and the full redemption of the body. Though Christians are already saved from guilt and condemnation, they still hunger for perfect holiness and suffer the frailty of mortal flesh. Spurgeon insists that hope anchors the soul in God’s promise of total restoration —sin slain, the body raised, and the believer ushered into an inheritance of glory, liberty, and everlasting joy.

Du bist dazu berufen, Erfolg, Erfüllung und Sieg zu erleben. Dieses Buch zeigt, wie du jede Widrigkeit, jeden Mangel und jede zerstörerische Gewohnheit, die dem im Weg stehen, überwinden und beherrschen kannst. Dabei geht es nicht darum, was du tun musst, sondern darum, was bereits für dich getan wurde. Du musst nichts aus eigener Kraft vollbringen, denn es wurde bereits für dich vollbracht.

In his insightful and provocative work, Lennox explores the biblical text in light of the rapidly exploding world of technology, especially Artificial Intelligence (AI), and warns modern believers of the implications of Jesus’ final earthly message to his followers, as well as a potential link to the end times leader that the Gospel writer John refers to as the Antichrist.

Within the heart of the modern church, a quiet crisis brews: the steady decline in church attendance—a trend acutely visible among the Gen Z cohort, who holds a deep-seated yearning for authentic connection and an aspiration to thrive within a transparent community. Enter the world of The Weak Church—a groundbreaking narrative that shuns the conventional pursuit of mega-sized congregations and toxic masculinity, inviting instead a resurgence of vibrant, genuine communities through a ministry philosophy of weakness.

With over one hundred books to his name, Peter Kreeft is the most prolific Catholic author of his generation. He’s also one of the most loved, having influenced countless Catholics in the U.S. and beyond. But who, exactly, is the man behind the books? In this new autobiography, Kreeft finally tells readers his own story, including the encounters, people, and ideas that led him to the Catholic Church as a young man.

The New Testament proclaims the arrival of God’s long-promised Deliverer. Across the four Gospels, the book of Acts, the apostolic letters, and the visionary Revelation, we encounter the life, ministry, and mission of Jesus Christ, along with the stories of those who followed Him. While the Old Testament offered shadows, patterns, and prophecies that pointed forward to the Messiah, the New Testament boldly announces that the Light of the world has come.