Christian Living

In this devotional study, we will go straight to the source by diving into the Bible to learn from the very One who created marriage and all of its intended purposes. By doing so you will be able to silence the conflicting thoughts of others and listen to the voice that matters the most: the Lord’s.

Life isn’t for the faint of heart. People can be mean. Friends can turn their backs. Spouses can walk away. Employers can terminate without cause. Churches can unjustly accuse or unfairly assume. But how about some good news? In Christ alone, we can have a second shot at life. Today’s picture does not have to be tomorrow’s portrait. We can finish stronger and better than we began. Furthermore, we’re surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses (Hebrews 12:2) who experienced their own transformation and are cheering for us to do the same.

Life is full of tough calls and daunting decisions. The question isn't if you'll face a big decision in the future, but how you'll face the tough call that's guaranteed to come your way. Think about it. There are wedding proposals to ponder, college applications to submit, career moves to make, homes to sell, and confrontations to consider. And, knowing how poorly things could go, we sometimes find ourselves facing these decisions with a deep fear of future regret. The pressure is on. Or is it?

We all have nights when negative feelings overwhelm us. Whether we're fearful, discouraged or tired of living, these nights can keep us awake and make the next day worse. But it doesn't have to be that way. Like the first devotional in this series, you'll listen to an applicable verse, encouraging words, questions and a song recommendation for 30 different types of tough nights we all experience.

Join David Faust as he helps answer questions such as: How should I deal with my fears about aging? What should I do when I retire? How can I enjoy a fruitful relationship with God as I grow older? How should I deal with grief when friends and family members pass away?

A stand-up comedian beloved for her combination of feisty wit and Southern charm, Pierce knows all too well that life is funny—until it’s not. But she also knows that it will become funny again. She’s held on to that hope—and that promise—through tragedy and triumph. And now she’s finally ready to tell her full story. In Life Is Funny until It’s Not, Pierce recounts a preacher’s daughter’s childhood filled with heartbreak, including abuse, her parents’ divorce, and the sudden deaths of her two sisters in the span of two years.

In "Receive the Holy Spirit," you will find not only a guide to understanding the Holy Spirit's role but also a call to action—a call to let the Spirit's wind propel you forward, to let His fire refine you, and to let His voice guide you. The Holy Spirit is waiting to transform your life with His strength, comfort, and wisdom. Embrace this journey with an open heart and discover the joy and peace that comes from living in the fullness of the Spirit's power.

Marriage is the crowning ordinance of the gospel of Jesus Christ. For married couples therefore, the need to establish a strong, stable relationship within the gospel framework should be among the highest of priorities. My passion in life has been to help couples stay in love, learn to cherish one another, and to deal in healthy ways with the myriad challenges that mortality throws at them to test their resolve and commitments to each other and to the family enterprise.

John Montgomery gives an expository sermon on Paul's defense before King Agrippa in Acts 26, and its application today. Sets forth principles by which Christians can effectively witness to Christ in a secular world.

In the powerful memoir, Navigating the Stormy Seas: My Journey of Triumph, Dr. Hilary Adams invites listeners on a transformative odyssey that resonates with the power of human resilience, unwavering faith, and the enduring spirit. The storm struck unannounced. With three harrowing words, "You have cancer," Dr. Adams found herself plunged into a tempest of fear, uncertainty, and despair. Yet, instead of succumbing, she anchored herself in her deep-rooted faith, turning her story from one of impending tragedy to a tale of hope and triumph.

Over the last 18 years of my Christian walk, I have always incorporated fasting with my prayer life, and I want to teach you, perhaps for the first time, the What, When, Why, and How of fasting. I will even share my own experiences from my personal 40 day fast, where I had learned about four different dimensions and other wonderful mysteries that everyone can experience themselves and be transformed by.

"The Real Pain of Stress" isn't just another self-help book offering temporary fixes. It's an easy-to-listen-to, comprehensive guide that addresses the root causes of stress. It gives a framework for an intelligent self-care plan that changes the conversation around stress from elimination to healthy coexistence.

MMLJ Publishing is proud to publish Part 3 of 7 J.C. Ryle book Holiness series. The Holiness book was initially published in 1877 but this classic is more useful today than ever. This part 3 Holiness book focuses on Assurance, Moses - An Example and Lot - A Beacon.

The book in your hands is for people seeking to understand what the Bible says to Christians of every generation and cultural placement about marriage, family, and sexual responsibility. This book is not a political appeal to bind Christian morality through law. It is an appeal, instead, for Christians to live the distinctive life to which God has called us in Christ Jesus.

Fed up with surface-level friendships that make you feel disconnected from the full human experience? Then it's time to get gritty! Life is busy, and as a man, you’ve been conditioned to keep yourself guarded, standing strong and keeping your thoughts and feelings inside you. There’s greatness in that strength, but do you ever feel like you’re missing out? You have no shortage of male friendships, but some of them feel like they rarely go beyond the surface, and there are too many old friends who have drifted away over the years.