Roland C. Warren

Be a Better Dad Today!

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“When I speak with fathers—and I speak to lots of them—they often ask me, “What do I need to do to be a better dad?” Well, Gregory Slayton’s book certainly helps answer this important question. Filled with personal stories and practical advice and strategies, Be a Better Dad Today! is a much-needed resource that I highly recommend any dad to have in his library.”

Church for the Fatherless

Church Leadership & Ministry

“I believe that children have a hole in their soul in the shape of their dad. God whispers into the wombs of their mothers that there will be a special man who will love them like no other. But, when a father is unable or unwilling to fill this hole, it can leave a wound that is not easily healed. Alas, there are many wounded souls in our churches today. Fortunately, Mark Strong's book powerfully raises much-needed awareness to the plight of the fatherless. No doubt, it will help many get the healing that they so desperately need.”

Help Her Be Brave

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“One of the main reasons that women choose abortion is fear. They fear the father of the baby will abandon them. They fear rejection by their families. They fear their unknown future. But God's Word reminds us that perfect love cast out fear. This is a truth that Amy Ford knows well and lives well. Indeed, she is the embodiment of what it means to be "pro-love" and her fantastic book will inspire you to be "pro-love" too.”

One at a Time

Christian Living

“One at a Time is the way of Jesus, so it should be our practice as well. Kyle Idleman shares this compelling insight with persuasive stories from the Scriptures and modern life. Whether we are called to disciple a questioning follower, rescue an unwanted child, or care for a needy neighbor, we can only do it one by one. In the name of Jesus, read this book and minister to others one at a time.”

The Story of Abortion in America

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“What an amazing work! Olasky and Savas have made an important contribution on a topic that is both so controversial and also so essential to the understanding of what America has become and what it will be as a nation in the future. Indeed, this book is a reminder that our nation’s abortion history is linked to its destiny, especially if we seek to offer compassion, hope, and help to those at risk for abortion and their vulnerable unborn children.”