Religion & Spirituality

Bible Overview by RW Research, Inc., and Rose Publishing offers a concise summary of all 66 books of the King James Bible, complete with authorship, purpose, and key scriptures.

Barry G. Webb's commentary on 'The Book of Judges' provides an insightful, exegetical exploration of one of the Old Testament's most complex narratives, addressing themes of sin, leadership, and divine justice.

The Book of John KJV presents the Gospel of John, emphasizing faith in Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God, with a unique narrative style that invites both belief and reflection on His life and teachings.

Gordon J. Wenham's commentary on Leviticus illuminates the theological significance and original meaning of this often-overlooked biblical text, connecting ancient rituals to contemporary Christian life through insights into holiness and covenant.

The Book of Isaiah combines messages of warning and hope, highlighting God's dual nature as judge and savior while presenting a vision of peace through the figure of 'Immanuel.'

In 'The Book of Ephesians: A Love Story to the Gentiles,' John Eisner interprets Paul's letter as a profound love story that reveals God's intentions for unity and reconciliation between Jews and Gentiles in the early Christian community.

The Book of Jubilees, attributed to Moses, retells the Genesis and Exodus narratives, emphasizing Jewish religious laws and timelines, while offering unique interpretations and additional details not found in the canonical texts.

'The Book of Revelation For Dummies' is an accessible guide that unpacks the complex symbolism and themes of the Bible's Book of Revelation, helping readers understand its messages and historical context.

A practical guide for pastors to cultivate a heart for ministry by balancing the preaching and living out of the Word of God, drawn from Harold Senkbeil’s five decades of pastoral experience.

Notes of Readings on the Gospel of Matthew provides in-depth spiritual insights and reflections on the Gospel of Matthew, compiled from readings in 1917, likely by W. J. Honkings.

Soul Surfer recounts the courageous journey of Bethany Hamilton, a young surfer who, after losing her arm in a shark attack, fights to return to the waves through faith and determination.

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis offers an accessible yet profound exploration of Christian beliefs, focusing on the common ground shared by all Christians and the moral arguments supporting the existence of God.

Dr. Brian J. Bailey's 'The Gospel of Mark' provides a powerful commentary on the life of Christ, focusing on His sacrificial love, divine power, and saving grace.

Jennifer Rothschild's 'Hosea - Bible Study Book' is a 7-session guide exploring how God's unwavering love transforms lives, inspired by the biblical narrative of Hosea.

"Alcoholics Anonymous," also known as the Big Book, is a foundational text for those seeking recovery from alcoholism, offering guiding principles, personal stories, and insights into the A.A. program.

The Book of Amos emphasizes God's call for justice and repentance, challenging both Israel and surrounding nations to abandon their complacency and seek a life reflective of His righteousness amid societal injustices.

The Book of Malachi addresses the spiritual decline of the Jewish people post-exile, urging them to renew their commitment to God through sincere worship and faithfulness in offerings.

"Mark As Story" offers a profound exploration of the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing its narrative structure and core themes, presenting Jesus as the Messiah whose life, death, and resurrection are central to understanding faith.

The Book of Haggai emphasizes the importance of faithfulness and obedience to God while encouraging His people to rebuild the temple, highlighting their role in God's greater purpose and the hope of His coming Kingdom.

Crazy Love explores the transformative power of God's unconditional love, urging readers to move beyond complacency toward a passionate, radical faith relationship with Him.