Novedades

Do you love listening to true adventure stories that capture your attention with nearly unbelievable, miraculous drama? Are you searching for a book that tempts you-or those on your gift list- to ignore time, phone calls, and internet feeds? Do you need a reminder that love is a choice-and a vision of how that plays out in life's most challenging times? Do you yearn for assurance that God intervenes for His children, guiding them through private heartaches and catastrophic upheaval? Then, this book is for you.

Twenty-four + One: A Mother’s Story of Faith, Love and Miracles is a heartfelt memoir chronicling the powerful journey of Ash Ruddy, a mother whose strength and faith were forged in the fires of uncertainty and fear. At just twenty-four weeks and one day into her pregnancy, Ash faced delivering her son, Michael. What began as a medical emergency quickly unfolded into a life-altering spiritual journey.

Don’t believe in God? Don’t think he likes you? This book is for you. There is enough content here to convince even the most cynical of our kind (existentialists, atheists and outright devil worshippers) that there is someone behind the magic curtain. If you have a hard time believing in a God of Judgement, a fat pot belly buddha or any pit of hell theory, this book is proof that you can pray to anything… a tree, a rainbow of even your dog and the big guy (or girl) will pick up your mail wherever you leave it.

Imagine everything you have ever known fading away, all around you. In this gripping memoir and powerful workbook, Angel Lyn recounts her upbringing as a devout member of the Mormon church, a dedicated housewife and loving mother of five sons in southern Utah. As challenges within her marriage unfold, she discovers a warrant for her husband's arrest that causes her to undergo an epic spiritual transformation, moving away from a deeply religious mindset to a more profound and spiritual approach to life.

One of eleven children born to a father who “turned to the bottle instead of the Bible,” young Thomas Nesbitt didn’t know what a normal family was. Tom’s father, a third-generation alcoholic, took his frustrations out on his family and created a legacy of brokenness and pain. But when Tom’s life was intersected by a Holy God, he was transformed from the inside out. His hunger for the Word and his passion for evangelism led him on a ministry path that changed his future.

This inspiring work profiles sixteen heroic Catholic men and women who defied the odds to advance civil and human rights around the world. Spanning from the birth of the United States to World War II Germany to the current Latin American immigration crisis, this book features people whose faith drove them to courageously defend the dignity of the children of God, especially the most vulnerable, transforming many lives and paving the way for a more equitable society.

From Hollywood dreams to spiritual darkness—and ultimately, to redemption through Christ. In this raw and riveting memoir, Alex Smith takes listeners on a powerful journey through the highs and horrors of life in the entertainment world of Los Angeles. Caught in a web of occult influence, gang violence, and inner torment, Alex spirals deeper into spiritual chaos—haunted by demons both figurative and literal. But just when all hope seems lost, a divine rescue unfolds. This is not just a story of survival—it's a supernatural testimony of God's relentless grace.

Part III continues the amazing, some say “miraculous”, story of the Siri Singh Sahib in the West as he leads dedicated members of the Woodstock Nation to a future that is healthy, happy and holy. This journey includes a special focus on building the confidence and strength of his American and European women students, with the launching of an annual summer camp in New Mexico just for them.

Volume One starts with an exploration of Guru Nanak’s "House", the empowering legacy of the Sikhs with its roots in the south Asian subcontinent, and continues with stories and lessons learned from the childhood and youth of the man we have come to call “Siri Singh Sahib”. Escaping the partition of British India in 1947, young Harbhajan becomes involved in the Sikh student movement. Married and graduated with a master’s degree in economics, Harbhajan Singh still finds time to meet reclusive yogis and swamis in their caves and ashrams during a colorful career as customs agent for the...

The growth of Khalsa values in the West invites visits from esteemed Indian guests and more tours of the East, including historic performances by the 3HO Sikhs at the Golden Temple. Growing links with India are challenged when the Indian Prime Minister declares war on Sikhs and sends the army to attack the Golden Temple, killing and jailing thousands of innocents. Still, the Yogi’s mission continues and expands to Africa, South America, China and Australia. As the Master’s health suffers from endless teaching, a school is founded in Amritsar and the Khalsa Nation, “Steelstock” is ...

One of Elisabeth’s most personal books as she shares her own perceptions, through the lens of God’s grace, within events that lead up to the early deaths of both her first and second husbands.

The Only Way Forward Is Back is a riveting account of perseverance, sacrificial love, and transformative grace. It invites us to view our personal stories through the lens of a literal and spiritual orphan who learned to hold fast to his identity as God’s beloved child—and inspires each one of us to do the same.

We had no idea what we were going to experience during those fifteen years in Austria. The successes and mistake/disaster blind-sided us at every turn. We almost gave up a number of times. Some people counseled us to change professions. We stayed. We have no regrets.

We had no idea what we were going to experience during those fifteen years in Austria. The successes and mistake/disaster blind-sided us at every turn. We almost gave up a number of times. Some people counseled us to change professions. We stayed. We have no regrets.

The Chabad-Lubavitch movement, one of the world's best-known Hasidic groups, is driven by the belief that we are on the verge of the messianic age. The man most recognized for the movement's success is the seventh and last Lubavitcher rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson (1902–1994), believed by many of his followers to be the Messiah.

Few Christians have accepted the challenge to carry the gospel into the mysterious land of Tibet. HIGH ADVENTURE is the story of one man who did — Victor Plymire. As one of the early Assemblies of God missionaries, he is a great example of dedication to the missionary call and the cause of Christ. Follow Victor Plymire across towering mountains and as he confronts demonic darkness. Experience the spiritual struggle to free men’s souls from centuries-long bondage. Rejoice as tribal chiefs and temple priests hear the story of Jesus.

In this book, author Keith Giles offers a look at both texts through the lens of shared Divinity. His thesis is that both of these lost Gospels provide a window into the revolutionary teachings of Jesus that point to a Quantum spiritual reality that we are all connected to God and to one another.

“An Overcomers’ Journey From the Effects of Abuse Through Scriptural Prayers” is a memoir and self help book. The author describes how she held on to her faith by the grace of God and was transformed from victim to victor through Jesus Christ. In the self-help section, there are over five hundred scriptures written out that the author used in her journey. Freedom from fear, depression, sickness and an eating disorder were attained through the word of God.

The son of Egyptian immigrants, Aymann Ismail came of age in the shadow of 9/11, tracking the barrage of predatory headlines pervading the media and influencing the popular consciousness about Muslims. After a series of bomb threats were directed at his Islamic school in Teaneck, New Jersey, just a few miles from downtown Manhattan, his parents—anxious that it was no longer safe to be so explicitly Muslim—enrolled him in public school, where he was the only Muslim his new friends had ever met.

A Journey into the Heart of Orthodox Christianity and the Spiritual Legacy of a Modern Saint In an age of confusion, deception, and spiritual searching, Voice in the Wilderness offers a compelling and deeply personal exploration of one of the most influential Orthodox Christian figures of the 20th century—Father Seraphim Rose. From his early years as an intellectual seeker immersed in existential philosophy to his radical transformation as a monastic ascetic, Father Seraphim’s life was a profound journey toward truth—one that continues to inspire countless souls today. But who was he,...