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Go deep into SEAL Team SIX, straight to the heart of one of its most legendary operators. When Navy SEAL Adam Brown woke up on March 17, 2010, he didn’t know he would die that night in the Hindu Kush Mountains of Afghanistan—but he was ready. In a letter to his children, not meant to be seen...

Christians can follow Jesus in the overall style of life He chose for Himself. In The Life Jesus Chose, Adam W. Christman takes readers into a conversation about how Jesus lived with regards to the spiritual disciplines of the Christian life. The spiritual disciplines are defined and explained...

Men today have locked horns with their toughest issue: reclaiming the full potential of manhood. Bestselling author Dr. Larry Crabb asks, What gives manhood definition and meaning? In this updated and expanded edition of The Silence of Adam, Crabb and his colleagues, biblical scholar Don Hudson...

From the best-selling author of The Return of the Prodigal Son, essential listening for Catholics, other Christians, and all spiritual seekers. In the final year before his death in 1996, Henri Nouwen wrote an account of the death of his friend Adam, a severely handicapped young man from...

Rediscover the Bible through lost images of God that speak to doubt, longing, and the sacred in everyday life. The Bible contains forgotten images of God—versions that speak more powerfully to our modern doubts and longings than the traditional image of a distant, all-powerful deity. In Lost...

This is a book for men, specifically followers of Jesus and especially if they are married men who are finding marriage to be perplexing and more difficult than they expected. This is a book about how God's instructions in the Bible can make a man's marriage better. Before getting married, most men think that marriage will be easy. The man assumes that if he finds the right woman, he will be an excellent husband. She will love him; he will love her.

Cultivating a Presence-Centred Life is both a theological and practical guide to surrendering more fully to God and allowing His presence to shape every part of your life. Through biblical reflection, spiritual insight, and real-life application, you'll discover how to live from a place of intimacy where God's presence isn’t just welcome—it’s everything. If you're ready to move beyond a distant faith and embrace a life rooted in the reality of God's intimate presence, this book is your invitation.

The small coastal town of Turtle Cove is thrust into fear and turmoil when the mayor’s wife, Carrie Claiborne, mysteriously disappears. But what lies behind her suspicious vanishing is soon revealed when her estranged brother rolls into town. And danger is his companion! Lucky Lenny built his entire existence on luck. But when the chips are down, he rolls the dice once more, and it isn’t long before his luck runs out and he has to fight to stay alive! Only this time, he isn’t running from his enraged bookies!

The battle lines have been drawn. Is the enemy winning? "Thanks to the theory of evolution," writes best-selling author John MacArthur, "naturalism is now the dominant religion of modern society. Less than a century and a half ago, Charles Darwin popularized the credo for this secular religion...

In this powerful audio edition of The Last Adam, author and narrator Woody Brohm walks you through three essential Bible doctrines—Sin, Redemption, and Justification—from a clear, dispensational perspective rooted in Scripture. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15: 45, where Christ is called “the Last Adam,” this audiobook traces God’s eternal plan from creation to the cross.

What if the entire Bible tells one continuous story—from a garden lost to a paradise restored? In Eden Restored, bestselling Christian author Alice Masci takes listeners on a remarkable journey from Genesis to Revelation, uncovering the beautiful threads God has woven throughout His Word. Discover how: The first Adam points to the Last Adam. Two gardens reveal God's plan of redemption. Thorns, trees, blood, and cherubim all foreshadow Jesus Christ. The Bride, the River of Life, and the Tree of Life proclaim God's promise of restoration.

It was an innocent enough question, but for Jean Davis, that party launched her into the world of prostitution and sex trafficking that would nearly cost her everything—her dreams, her desire for love and acceptance, and even her life. In her harrowing yet uplifting story, Breaking Chains Against All Odds will show you how Jean survived and escaped a hopeless existence of fear and bondage to discover a living God who intervened in her life. He protected her from death and brought the right people into her life to introduce her to the Savior, Jesus Christ.

The Testament of Adam is a religious scripture. Its beautiful hymns and poetic verses are fresh water to the thirsty soul. Thou art Adam. 

What might we be missing when we think of God as a Father? What deep longings of our soul can only be fulfilled in His presence, in His embrace? In the deepest corners of our hearts, we wonder: How approachable is He? How forgiving? How generous? There's a journey ahead, and while it may be uncharted territory for many who love God, it promises to be a journey well worth taking. All it requires is the courage to accept the Father’s invitation and take that bold first step.

Many people, both in and outside of the church, have misconceptions about Adam and Eve in the garden, as well as miss the rich symbolism of Eve as the mother of all living and a woman's representation in the tree of life symbolism. Because of cultural overlays onto this allegory, societies have twisted and lost the lessons - and template - for consecration in marriage and the eternal divinity within womanhood, as well as the measure priesthood plays in the entire narrative.

Jimmy Creech, a United Methodist pastor in North Carolina, was visited one morning in 1984 by Adam, a longtime parishioner whom he liked and respected. Adam said that he was gay, and that he was leaving The United Methodist Church, which had just pronounced that "self-avowed practicing homosexuals" could not be ordained. He would not be part of a community that excluded him. Creech found himself instinctively supporting Adam, telling him that he was sure that God loved and accepted him as he was.

This audiobook is inspired by the life and eventual death of author, Fred R. Kuester’s father. He was an atheist who rejected the entire Bible and the existence of God because of what he regarded as the absurdities of the Book of Genesis. In this audiobook the first chapter represents a rational concept that everyone will agree is correct. Thus the title: Adam and Eve for Atheists. Kuester offers these concepts which he regards as truths: There is an afterlife, and there is a God in charge of that afterlife.

Being Eve in Adam’s World is a revelatory interpretation of the very first woman ever to walk the face of the Earth. Although Eve’s story is very brief, there’s much to be learned from her. One would probably think, “What does this biblical character have in common with me?" Opening up to the beginning of this audiobook, you will begin to travel through Eve’s journey, a voyage of discovery that reveals the life of every woman in some way, shape, or form. At the end of each section, you will also find lessons from Eve.

In The Grit of Job, Adam Parsch reflects on the 2025 Detroit Lions season —a year that did not unfold as expected and one marked by adversity, unmet expectations, and uncomfortable questions about faith, endurance, and obedience. Drawing parallels between the biblical story of Job and a Lions season defined not by outcomes but by testing, this book explores what it means to remain faithful when effort goes unrewarded and trust is strained by disappointment. It is not a story about collapse, but about formation — about what is revealed when grit is required without applause.

Russian artist Ivan Kramskoy painted a depiction of Jesus that was so shockingly human, it led him to tell a friend afterward, “I have perhaps committed sacrilege, but I couldn't help but paint him.” Just as Kramskoy’s painting invited his viewers to gaze at the shocking humility of Christ, the Gospel leads us to rethink what it means to truly look like Christ and glorify Him. Drawing from Philippians 2, the reflections invite listeners to gaze at the total humiliation of Christ and seek to be made like him by the Holy Spirit, sinking into a deeper union with Christ, until he is all in all.