Books like Hidden Power of Speaking in Tongues by Mahesh Chavda

John L. Sherrill’s investigative journey into Pentecostal glossolalia uncovers the practices and beliefs surrounding speaking in tongues, offering a journalist‑style exploration of the phenomenon.

Timothy Keller tackles the biggest doubts raised by skeptics, showing how faith in God can be rational and compassionate, and offering a clear defense for Christian belief that invites both believers and questioners to understand its depth.

A biography of Lisa Beamer, spotlighted after her husband’s heroic stand against terrorists on United Flight 93, recounting the tragic loss, his rallying cry, and its impact on American resilience.

A 30‑day challenge that invites readers to examine how they live, love, learn, and leave a lasting legacy, urging authenticity, honesty, and integrity as they confront mortality.

The mother and daughter team of Marilyn Hickey and Sarah Bowling explain the significance of generational curses and blessings and how readers have the power to have an impact on the spiritual heritage they hand to their children.

Answers over 100 common apologetic questions about Christianity, covering God’s nature, the Trinity, creation, evil, the resurrection, Scripture reliability, and responses to other faiths in a clear, accessible guide for believers.

On Monday morning, October 2, 2006, a gunman entered a one-room Amish school in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania. In front of twenty-five horrified pupils, thirty-two-year-old Charles Roberts ordered the boys and the teacher to leave. After tying the legs of the ten remaining girls, Roberts prepared to shoot them execution with an automatic rifle and four hundred rounds of ammunition that he brought for the task. The oldest hostage, a thirteen-year-old, begged Roberts to "shoot me first and let the little ones go." Refusing her offer, he opened fire on all of them, killing five and leaving the others critically wounded. He then shot himself as police stormed the building. His motivation? "I'm angry at God for taking my little daughter," he told the children before the massacre. The story captured the attention of broadcast and print media in the United States and around the world. By Tuesday morning some fifty television crews had clogged the small village of Nickel Mines,...

Former NFL coach Tony Dungy shares how faith, family, and humility guided him to the first Super Bill win for an African‑American head coach.