Peace Amadi
Biography
Peace Amadi has served as a professor of psychology, speaker, content creator and host. Amadi earned a BA in psychology at UCLA and a masters and doctorate in psychology at Azusa Pacific University. Amadi is the author of Why Do I Feel Like This? (2021) and The Wholehearted Way (2026).
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This book normalizes our insecurities about God and faith. It gives us language for understanding our patterns of seeking closeness, untangles us from bad theology concerning mental health, and invites us on a realistic journey to wholeness. Full of psychological research and theological insight, this book is a gift.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“From the first few words of this book, you know you're sitting down with someone who doesn't just know about grief but has lived grief. Someone who isn't going to tell you all the right things but all the real things. And someone who will still help you find faith and hope in God again. Filled with beautiful reflections, gentle grief exercises, and much comfort, this book is a balm for a weary soul.”
Christian Living
“If you don’t want to know, and rather intimately, the God who sees you, don’t read this book. I’m afraid you’ll be found.”
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The Freedom of Surrender is confession, devotion, and contemplation all in one. With a focus on letting go and trusting God, this beautifully crafted devotional hits all the marks. You will find yourself pausing, reflecting, and releasing burdens you didn't realize you were holding. I'll be returning to these pages often.”
The Magic of Knowing What You Want
Christian Living
“In this book, Tracey turns a scary question into a tender one, leading you to an answer that may surprise you. As a generally self-assured person, I was taken aback by how much I needed Tracey’s teachings in this area, her prompts for self-discovery, and her gentle nudge to dignify the desires of our heart by committing to what makes us come alive. This book will refresh a forgotten part of your soul. I’ll be returning to it often.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In this book, Sheila helps the young, gifted, and Black feel seen. It is filled with heartwarming stories, including that of the author, her son, Jonathan, and others, that show what it looks like to discover the fullness of who we are and walk in it unabashedly, despite systemic challenges. For those who resonate, this is an unearthing. For those looking to learn, this will be both eye opening and transformative.”
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Christian Living
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