Resultados Editorial "Kharis Publishing" en Vida cristiana

Leslie Speas uses personal stories, humor, and Biblical information to explore twelve of the most common strongholds (mindsets or attitudes) that clutter our minds and keep us from God's best for our lives. These strongholds include comparison, control, guilt, people-pleasing, fear, pride, rejection, anger, disappointment, and more. Further, she shares practical tips for overcoming them.

Does God have a plan for me and my life? How do I know what job to take or whom to date? The Bible tells us you can "test and approve" God's Will. You can know His will and examine Scripture to provide God's direction for your life. The book of Romans tells us that as we are transformed by God, we are able to discern His Will.

After experiencing trauma, many of us struggle to come to terms with our identities as broken people. We spend lifetimes pursuing what we believe will make us "whole," what we believe will portray the perfect image to those around us. We imprison ourselves within our pursuit of perfection, which is a life of facades. We believe showing any sign of weakness is weakness itself and is something to be ashamed of. But what if there was purpose in the broken pieces and they could be used to testify to true healing?

America is in crisis and we face many challenges, including racial unrest, immigration concerns, and political division, and many Christians are asking what they can do to make a difference in the midst of this confusion. Standing for God in America presents biblical answers to the issues affecting America today: Without a clear understanding of God's Word, we try to solve problems in our own wisdom, yet the Bible tells us man's wisdom is foolishness.

His Eye Is on the Sparrow recounts the remarkable journey of Juhn Joong Ki, from a polio-stricken Korean orphan to the resilient figure of faith, David Pearman. Despite abandonment and abuse in Korea and America, his story is a powerful testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity through faith and forgiveness. David invites listeners to find echoes of their own stories within his words.

The nurturing of a devoted parent, the kindness of a closest friend, and the loving heart of an often-misunderstood Father...all were the things Elijah, the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, found in his weakest moment when lying under a broom tree. Though he'd performed extraordinary miracles and offered faith-filled prayers, anxiety and depression drove him to a place where he asked God to end his life. Elijah's story was much like our own because he was an ordinary person, just like you and me.

Valued is the third part in the Trinity Trilogy coming after Loved and Chosen. This final book displays a message of freedom to reveal the Spirit of Truth in a world full of deception. The voice of the Holy Spirit is the wind in our hair and the movement in our step. The enemy has tried to fill our hearts with lies and deception, causing confusion and chaos to find us at every turn. This life is not our own, and we were not called to walk it alone.

Based on perspectives, know-how, and common sense, this book talks about the rich and poor suggestions Federico's parents gave him during his teenage years. Its purpose is to be thought-provoking and to make the listener think about life and how parents can lift their children up, but also bring them down if they are not careful.

Who is God Now? Hope in God after Betrayal is for the woman whose heart has been shattered by her husband’s unfaithfulness, infidelity, pornography use, emotional affairs, addictions, or any other cause of marital betrayal, and who seeks a Biblical context for both suffering and hope.

But... God Gave Me a Pencil is an autobiographical memoir in which Dr. Rhonda Richmond explores her transformative journey from being abandoned by her mother to accepting her autism and learning disabilities in reading, writing, and math.

The Good Steward by Tim Russell and Roy Russell is a transformative guide inviting readers to rethink wealth as a means to worship, rather than as personal gain. With a fresh take on Biblical stewardship, it unveils the true role of money: a resource God entrusts to us for our intentional, purposeful management.