Jeff Foxworthy

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Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This is the promise that bears hope for the hopeless. When we finally realize ‘I can’t do this on my own’ this is the Father responding, ‘I know, so I’ve done it for you.”

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Christian Living

“This is the promise that bears hope for the hopeless. When we finally realize ‘I can’t do this on my own’ this is the Father responding, ‘I know, so I’ve done it for you.”

How to Pick Up a Stripper and Other Acts of Kindness

Evangelism & Missions

“I believe faith that gets out of the pew and goes out and just loves on hurting and broken people right where they are is the most powerful form of the gospel known to man. It is the exact ministry of Jesus. How to Pick Up a Stripper and Other Acts of Kindness illustrates beautifully this idea in action. This book could change your life and the way you live out what you believe!”

Love or Work

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“It is possible to love your spouse, your kids, and your work. I know because I have somehow managed to pull it off. But I can tell you it doesn’t happen accidentally. It is definitely intentional. My wonderful wife and I picked the brains of everyone we admired for their relationships. André and Jeff have done the same thing in creating this book. In fact, they are kind of obsessed about it. Whether over dinners or during podcasts, they have examined the lives of couples who love each other and what they do. Their research is thoughtful, thorough, and often humorously candid. But most of all, it is extremely valuable. Loving your family and your work results in a rich, rewarding life, and who doesn’t want that? This book can set you on that path. Enjoy!”

What Southern Women Know about Faith

Women

“I have no doubt that I am alive and well today due to the fervent prayers of some wonderful Southern women. Ronda, beautifully and entertainingly, tells stories of the kind of Southern women I know. Their faith is the guiding force in their lives, and they discuss it all, and I mean it all, with their Heavenly Father. Like me, I think he too is a softie for a Southern accent.”