It’s easy to miss when you read the book of Proverbs: Solomon addresses his children, dozens of times. Since he fathered an untold number of children, Solomon chose to write them a collection of his wise observations they could all read whenever they had time. This timeless wise message from a father to his child is just as relevant today as it ever was.

Today, many Americans grow up in broken and single-parent homes. As a result, they long for guidance in confusing areas such as sex, managing money, and building lasting friendships.  In Searching for Wisdom, pastor Conrad Hilario shows how our heavenly Father's wisdom in Proverbs fills in the gaps left by our earthly parents. 

Love means many different things to different people. However, God has a unique definition of love and has demonstrated it to us through His son, Jesus. But what does this look like practically in our day-to-day relationships? How do we demonstrate this love to others? DeLashmutt spells this out through his use of the "one-another" passages in the New Testament. He explains how God's definition of love, when practiced, can lead to an authentic Christian community. This book is a fresh look at the practical issues of loving one another in a way that honors Christ and attracts people who are far from God. The heart of the Christian community is not structure; it is the members' commitment to love one another as Jesus loves us. 

People long for good, healthy, and loving relationships. Your spiritual health depends on your ability to build this type of friendship with others. Jesus' new commandment is that we love one another as He loved us. In Spiritual Love, the authors show you how you can use biblical principles to form successful, deep friendships.

In the second section of the book, the authors consider marriage readiness. You will examine nine readiness markers and if you and your partner can check these off, your marriage is on the path to long-term success. 

Spiritual Love will revolutionize your thinking about friendships and marriage whether you are single or already married. Get the free study guide to discuss with your spouse, a friend, or in a group.

The average American will have 78 years of life. While that might seem like a long time, the Bible describes it as "a breath" compared to eternity. One of the wisest men who ever lived wrote, "A wise person thinks a lot about death, while a fool thinks only about having  a good time."

James Rochford masterfully guides you through the Bible and what it has to say about the afterlife in this easy-to-read, accessible book. Rochford combines depth of content with clarity of communication. He delivers material that is useful to people who are students of the Bible and those with no background in Christianity.  If you are someone who has many questions about the next life, this book will help answer questions and challenge assumptions. The long-time reader of theology will gain some new insights as well! Visit Rochford's website to get the free audiobook at evidenceunseen.com!

There are points throughout history where people have been bombarded with threats about the end of the world: epidemics, terrorism nuclear war, poverty, genocide—the list could go on. What are we to make of current events, if anything? Bible prophecy and eschatology lead to endless debates among interpreters. Here, examine all the main schools of thought and how they get their conclusions. The author artfully takes a complicated subject and makes it easy to grasp. For more advanced readers, extensive footnotes offer documentation and further reading.

For further resources offered by James Rochford, visit his website, evidenceunseen.com

Paul's brief letter to the Colossians proclaims that Jesus is above all other so-called gods. This was a radical assertion in Paul's day, as it is in ours. Even more radical is his declaration that Jesus, through His Spirit, is in every person who personally receives Him. Paul follows these claims by explaining what authentic Christian spirituality looks like and how to progress in it. In this book, author Gary DeLasmutt highlights the significance of Jesus’ work and its impact on Christians seeking to follow God. Gary steps you through each passage's meaning and helps you mine the treasure—valuable to helping new Christians become grounded and older Christians find nourishment and motivation. 

The early Hebrew Christians were in big trouble! Beginning with little steps of unbelief, they were now hardened in their hearts and dull of hearing. To escape persecution and fit in with the neighbors, they accommodated and domesticated the radical call of Jesus. This is what happens when people abandon revolutionary grace for a watered-down legalism. Modern readers will be able to recognize the Hebrews' condition because much of the modern Western church has the same problem.

Hebrews is God's answer to people who have lost track of what a true life of grace means. McCallum’s Liberation is a walkthrough of Romans 5-8. He guides readers through Hebrews with clear exposition, engaging illustrations, and relevant application. He tackles key differences between law and grace, how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament ritual system, how to understand Israel’s history, and the importance of the Christian community. It's a perfect tool for group study, discipleship, or personal study.

What does Scripture teach about parenting, and what insights can we gain from science? Bible teacher and grandparent Dennis McCallum has taught multiple courses on parenting over his fifty years in ministry. The relational approach to parenting stresses relationships as the key to successful parenting. 
This book offers ideas and suggestions for all stages of parenting: 

• Establishing and nurturing a love relationship with your infant
• Building on your relationship and having an influence 
• How your influence can draw your kids to real faith
• Ideas for building your family ethos during the school years
• How to prepare for the teenage years
• Once the kids move out, how to keep your family interested in relating to one another

While the Bible does not promise a trouble-free life, it does provide ways for us to be prepared for difficulty. This workbook is a resource to help you understand more about suffering and what God might be accomplishing through it. It’s a mixture of exercises and thought-provoking questions, along with biblical insights into the nature of suffering. While it can be worked through individually, it would also be an excellent resource for a group study.