Answers such questions as What does the Bible say about sexuality, and what is the proper role of dating?

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Helps ministry leaders and survivors understand sexual abuse and how to help people who have been victims.

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This small group curriculum helps sexually broken people find change through Christ.

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Protect children and your churchlearn how to stay prepared and on guard.

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This study takes couples to the Bible for guidance on communication, conflict resolution, forgiveness, intimacy, and money.

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Set of two books by author Jay Lucas.

Ask Them Why equips everyday Christians to do just that—by asking thoughtful questions that challenge false worldviews and point people to Jesus Christ. This powerful apologetics resource introduces a practical, conversational method for pre-evangelism that helps believers uncover the faulty assumptions behind common objections to Christianity.

Meant to Be Free is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of religious liberty in America. It is an invaluable resource for Christians seeking to understand and defend their faith in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. Prepare to be informed, inspired, and equipped to stand up for the inherent rights granted by our Creator.

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In a world obsessed with appearance, performance, and perfection, it's easy for women to feel discouraged or dissatisfied with their bodies. But what if your body isn't a burden to bear, but a vessel to serve? In Pat Warren's transformative 11-lesson Bible study, you'll discover how to view your physical body through the lens of Scripture, not culture.

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Are you ready to confidently engage unbelievers with the truth of the gospel?

Ask Them Why equips everyday Christians to do just that—by asking thoughtful questions that challenge false worldviews and point people to Jesus Christ. This powerful apologetics resource introduces a practical, conversational method for pre-evangelism that helps believers uncover the faulty assumptions behind common objections to Christianity.

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Love, romance, sex, expectations, attitudes, arguments: God is not silent on these topics, especially as they relate to marriage. The Song of Solomon is intended to instruct. It is Gods revelation about marriage and romance. He intends, therefore, that His people study the book, comprehending its insights and applying His instructions.

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A thorough, compassionate, and Biblical approach to gender issues today.

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