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Are You Waiting for Clarity—Or Afraid of the Answer? is a powerful and provocative short read for those standing at the crossroads of indecision, pretending to wait for a sign—while quietly avoiding the truth they already feel deep down. If you've ever felt stuck in the name of “thinking...

When you’re in a waiting room season, after you’ve done what you can and now the outcome isn’t in your hands, your mind can spiral fast. Waiting can press on your chest, tighten your throat, and fill the silence with What if? What next? You may look “fine” on the outside while your nervous system is on high alert and your heart feels too tired to perform hope. If you’re discouraged, overwhelmed, grieving, or simply worn down by uncertainty this book meets you there.

Longlisted for the RBC Taylor Prize: In this piercing memoir, Roméo Dallaire, retired general and former senator, the author of the bestsellers Shake Hands with the Devil andThey Fight Like Soldiers, They Die Like Children, and one of the world's leading humanitarians, delves deep into his life...

What if God wants you to wait? Most of us know what it’s like to wait for God to change our circumstances. But, whether we’re waiting for physical healing, emotional breakthrough, or better relationships, waiting is something we usually try to avoid. Why? Because waiting is painful and hard...

When I initially was writing Anxiously Waiting to Be Anxious, it was just to get my thoughts out on paper. I never thought that I would have actually published it for everyone to listen to. I have read self-help books myself, and although some helped me, I never felt like they truly understood. I wanted to make it feel as though I was really talking to you as a person instead of a reader. This was honestly a way for me to get my thoughts down on paper and towards the end of it, I realized that someone else may benefit from seeing my thoughts. 

Australia finally said “Enough”—but your family doesn’t have to wait for anyone else to act. When Australia Said “Enough”: A Wake-Up Call for Families is a parent-led blueprint for removing social media from children under sixteen and rebuilding peace at home. Deacon John O’Maley offers clear moral leadership and concrete steps: how to hold a family meeting, what to expect in the first two weeks, how to prevent sneaking and relapse, and how to replace the feed with real friendships, better sleep, and stronger attention.