Synopsis: In "Living on the Ragged Edge," Charles Swindoll explores the book of Ecclesiastes, authored by King Solomon, who chronicles his quest for fulfillment. With intelligence and vast resources, Solomon pursued wealth, pleasure, and personal satisfaction, yet discovered the true secret to a meaningful life. This book offers insights into finding joy and peace in a chaotic world, revealing Solomon's powerful message about living well.

Synopsis: **Winning the Everyday Battles of the Mind** offers 100 daily readings designed to help you conquer doubt, fear, and confusion. Author Joyce Meyer provides powerful messages that empower you to strengthen your relationship with God and triumph over mental challenges, one battle at a time. Each reading is a source of strength and encouragement for daily life.

Synopsis: In "Always Enough," Rolland and Heidi Baker share their transformative experiences working with Mozambique's marginalized children. Highlighting the boundless love and power of God, they recount their journey over the past eight years in one of the world's poorest nations. Faced with daily challenges and impossible needs, they demonstrate how laying down their lives to "minister to the one" reveals that there is always enough provision when one chooses to trust in God. This poignant narrative offers hope in the midst of suffering and emphasizes the impact of faith in everyday life.

Synopsis: This book features over 1,000 Scriptures that outline each day of the forty days of purpose, serving as a valuable reference for personal growth and reflection.

Synopsis: Mere Christianity is C.S. Lewis's exploration of Christian belief. Originally presented through radio broadcasts and later published in three parts, it synthesizes what Lewis identifies as the core truths of Christianity. He aims to transcend denominational divides, highlighting a shared foundation for all who hold Christian faith, suggesting that a unifying element exists amidst varying beliefs and experiences.

Synopsis: In one of Southern Africa's most troubled regions, Rolland and Heidi Baker lead a significant movement of faith in Mozambique. Over the past four years, they have established around 6,000 churches, witnessing thousands of Mozambicans embrace Christianity in a powerful revival. The Bakers, founders of IRIS Ministries, have experienced numerous miraculous acts, including healings and provision. They share their journey in "There's Always Enough," highlighting their commitment to ministering to the poorest communities. As they navigate a land marked by suffering from war and disaster, they emphasize the impact of Jesus and the desperate need for His message, fostering hope and transformation among the people.

Synopsis: This biography provides a detailed account of Saint Augustine's life and teachings. Recent discoveries of letters and sermons have illuminated his experiences as a bishop, prompting Peter Brown to re-evaluate his earlier perspectives on Augustine's works and his later years in North Africa. The book includes an Epilogue with new insights and reflections on the evolving scholarship surrounding Augustine since the 1960s, infused with both personal and scholarly interest.

Synopsis: In today's hectic world, finding time to listen for the voice of God can be challenging. In "How to Hear from God," Joyce Meyer emphasizes the importance of recognizing how God communicates with us. She explores the various ways God reaches out, offering guidance and love, and encourages readers to develop the sensitivity needed to hear His voice. Through her insights, Meyers prompts readers to consider, "Are you listening?" and provides practical advice on strengthening their connection with God.

Synopsis: Worry, doubt, confusion, depression, anger, and feelings of condemnation are all attacks on the mind. In this book, Joyce Meyer shows readers how to change their lives by changing their minds. She teaches strategies to manage negative thoughts and focus the mind in alignment with positive, transformative thinking. Meyer shares personal experiences from her marriage, family, and ministry, revealing the trials and victories that led her to profound insights. This updated edition includes new introductory material and revised content.

Synopsis: This classic satire offers a sly and ironic portrayal of human life and foibles through the perspective of Screwtape, a prominent assistant to "Our Father Below." The narrative explores themes of temptation and morality. It features an interview with narrator John Cleese and philosopher Jacob Needleman. Unabridged.