Jan Silvious

Behind Those Eyes

Women

“Lisa Whittle is a fresh voice on the scene, speaking words of encouragement to her generation. She is warm, witty, real, and reliable. She writes with effervescent joy and studied insight. You will be blessed by Behind Those Eyes. Lisa lets you in behind her eyes . . . what you see will refresh and challenge you.”

Generation G

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Grandmothers, gray or not, will delight in this great book filled with warm stories, fresh insight, and new reasons to go hug their own darlings! Marty has captured the joy and wonder that only grandmothers know. Enjoy! Be blessed!”

Hope Prevails

Christian Living

“Everyone who suffers or knows someone who suffers from depression needs to read this book. If I had read it twenty-three years ago, I never would have attempted suicide!” —anonymous reader “It is a unique position to be both the doctor and the depressed patient. Those dual experiences offer rare insight into the nuances of a very difficult journey. Dr. Michelle Bengtson has written a wonderful, hope-filled book for those who suffer from depression and for those who love them. Because she’s been in the place of the patient, her compassion abounds. Because she has been in the place of the doctor, her knowledge is spot-on. Because she is a lover of God, her book offers practical, spiritual hope for anyone who is searching. I encourage you to read it! It will make you better, no matter your situation.”

Stronger Than You Think

Women

“Solid, thought-provoking, healing, challenging. These four words describe my reaction to Stronger Than You Think. With the mix of the straightforward teacher and the insightful therapist, Kim Eckert gives women a book that speaks to our heads and our hearts. If it is time for you to take a positive, life-altering journey, this woman's guide is for you. I loved it.”

The Toxic War on Masculinity

World Religions

“Nancy Pearcey writes with a sharp pen and glowing ink as she explores the depths of the disconnect that has happened to the reputation of Christian men. She is fair, insightful, and scholarly as she addresses the bad rap often thrown their way, but she takes no prisoners when it comes to exposing domestic abuse that can be hidden behind church doors.”