In her spiritually infused memoir Still Finding Myself in Britain, American Amy Boucher Pye recounts how she navigated the culture shock of life and faith as she made her home in an English vicarage.

In her new book You Say, Emily Owen seamlessly weaves together reflections, prayers, personal stories and the encouraging 'voice' of God to help us move away from damaging negative images of ourselves and step into the freedom that understanding our God-given identity brings.  

In her new book I Am Your God, Bekah Grace helps kids discover who God is and how much he loves them. 90 faith-building devotions help children aged 7 and over learn about different aspects of God’s character as they explore daily Bible verses.

In her new book Our Sisters, Anna Townsend shares both the stories of activists who are trying to help and the women and their families who are affected. Anna also highlights the plight of western women at risk of being sent to Pakistan for marriage and encourages the church to be more alert to the issue in their local community. 

In his new devotional book, Richard Littledale takes 52 well-known Bible stories and imagines what might have happened next. Written from the perspectives of eyewitnesses, each story in What Happened Next? helps us see how interactions with God changed the people involved.   

In his new book Radiant and Resolute, William Porter challenges us to ask what the church should be doing now to be prepared. Although painting a dramatic picture of times ahead, Radiant and Resolute is ultimately a hopeful vision of the Lord helping his church to become his radiant bride. 

Goff share’s with us a little of his story for Men’s Health Month.

In his new book The Art of Fasting, Matthew Porter unpacks how fasting brings us closer to God in an accessible and practical way. Drawing from personal experience and biblical teaching, Matthew includes practical pointers and exercises to encourage us to mature in our faith. 

If your life seems too ordinary to include moments where God breaks in, then let Jo-Anne Berthelsen encourage you to see God at work in your everyday life. In her new book God Moments, Jo-Anne shows us that even apparently mundane scenes or events in daily life can be used by God to reveal himself to us. 

Tap tap on my ankle.

I looked down and saw my two-year-old nephew.

Tap tap on my knee.

I looked down and saw my four-year-old niece.

Looking after our wellbeing inside and out is really important. In their new book A–Z of Wellbeing for Children, Ruth Rice and Debbie Green provide simple things for kids aged 7 to 11 to do and think about that will help them work out how to look after themselves better. Exploring the Five Ways to Wellbeing, each of the 26 words of wellbeing are accompanied by stories about Jesus to read, ideas to try, pictures to colour and prayers to pray.  

Arthur White and Ian McDowall are part of Tough Talk, a group of former bodybuilders and powerlifters who travel the world sharing their amazing life stories and the power of the gospel.