BOOKS & AUTHORS
Written by pastor Stephanie Ike Okafor, this national bestseller explores how dreams have equipped her and many others throughout history, showing readers how they too can receive revelation from God through their dreams. Grounded in biblical truth, it walks through the practical side of dream discernment — how to know if a dream carries a message from God, how to interpret it, and what nightmares might mean. This book is a great pick for readers curious about spiritual discernment beyond their waking hours.
Written by preacher Brenda Palmer, The Journey of Yes traces the beautiful and often painful path of following God when the road is unclear, exploring what it really costs — and what it unlocks — to say yes to God’s call even without knowing where it leads. Drawing from her own leap from a television career into ministry, Brenda offers an honest, encouraging companion for anyone in a season of uncertain obedience.
Risen Motherhood: Gospel Hope for Everyday Moments, by Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler, walks moms through applying the gospel to the everyday realities of motherhood — from postpartum struggles to toddler tantrums. Though the Risen Motherhood ministry has since closed, the book remains a beautiful, grounded read for connecting Sunday faith to Monday chaos.
Written by John Bevere, this book explores the largely forgotten virtue of holy fear — not being afraid of God, but a healthy fear of the Lord that unlocks intimacy with Him and the power to finish well. Designed to be read slowly with reflection tools at the end of each chapter, it’s a great pick for readers ready to go deeper than surface-level faith.
Written by Jordan Lee Dooley, this book guides readers on a journey of health and faith, pursuing wellness as a way to worship God without turning wellness into a god you worship. It offers a grace-filled alternative to both diet culture and body-positivity extremes, grounded in the biblical principle of stewardship — a perfect complement to your fitness directory section too.
Written by Charaia Rush, this book challenges the idea of “bouncing back,” offering instead a lifelong practice of falling, learning, and rising again with each new challenge, firmly grounded in God’s promises. With deeply personal stories and biblical reflection, it’s a compassionate read for anyone in a season of rebuilding rather than rushing to “get back to normal.”
Written by Jaana Woodbury, this devotional is an honest invitation back to the heart of God, drawn from Jaana’s own journey through addiction and identity, until the relentless grace of Jesus met her in the middle of her mess. With daily rhythms of Scripture, prayer, and reflection, it’s a tender companion for anyone who feels too far gone or too late to come home.
