Natalie Runion

Pastors' Wives Tell All

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Stephanie, Jessica, and Jenna beautifully celebrate their roles as pastors’ wives while reminding those who share this title that they are unique daughters of God with a story, a calling, and individual personality and style. This is the book I wish my mom could have read as a pastor’s wife, and one you will want to share with yours. Grab a tissue to catch your tears of laughter and relief. You aren’t alone, dear pastors’ wives, and you are so very loved.”

She Speaks Fire

Women

“In a time where people are desperate for authentic voices to lead them towards eternal hope, Mariela invites us to a garden filled with the redemption, grace, and truth of Jesus and His Word. Whether you’ve followed her words on social media or you’re meeting her for the very first time, you will find yourself leaning into her story and comforted by how it weaves into your own—you aren’t alone. This book is an invitation to healing and freedom to throw off shame, guilt, and condemnation and walk towards a Father who makes an Eden out of our wilderness.”

The Enneagram for Teens

Children & Youth

“As a mom of teenage girls, I am desperate for resources to help me better communicate with my daughters and give them language we can all use and understand to navigate these challenging years. The Enneagram is a tool both the church and corporate America have used to help build communication skills and conflict resolution among its staff, and it can also be a gift to parents looking to do the same in our homes. Ainsely does a beautiful job of using real-life, applicable situations to help teens discover not only their strengths, but their weaknesses, inviting them to look more deeply into how God made them as they learn how to develop healthy relationships, navigate their emotions, and set goals for their future. It’s a beautiful thing that as humans we aren’t all packaged the same, and this book is a sweet gift to help teens see beyond the wrapping and into the deepest parts of their heart desperate for love, purpose, and understanding.”