This book illustrates that the Bible contains a more accurate, comprehensive, and effective system of psychology than can be found anywhere else. 13 Weeks to Peace offers mental and emotional healing with principles from God's Word.  Learn how to deal with subjects such as the power of forgiveness.

While 9 Habits of Healthy Christians offers scientific research and psychological strategies for personal growth, the authors also emphasize biblical content throughout the book. This complementary approach shows you how through the grace of God these healthy Christian habits can truly take hold.

Let’s face it: Fear, in its many guises, is a common denominator in all our lives.  We all have insecurities and anxieties—even those people who look so sure of themselves.

This book will show you how to approach the reality of fear and give you advice on what you should do if you are afraid.

An exciting story, by a teen for teens, that relates to the stresses of everyday life. Live a year with Derisa—an energetic, smart, caring and otherwise typical high school student—as she navigates challenges in and out of school. Her story deals with real life-and-death issues, like dating, parents, fear, jobs, grades, suicide and grief.

Most women know firsthand the battle of feeling they’re not enough. Or they’re too much. Or both. The real lie is that you have to be enough. Because the truth is that God is enough. Instead of trying and failing, find your purpose and passion, and embrace the role God designed just for you. Because He is enough.

Everyone has heard of the law of gravity and perhaps of several other laws that govern our natural world. There are certain natural laws, or principles, that hold in our physical, social, and spiritual spheres, too.  

In the book They're all Dead, Aren't They, author Joy Swift told the story of the murder of four of her children and the death of a fifth child from cancer eighteen days later. This follow-up book is for anyone who has lost a loved one, especially a child. But it is also for anyone who would like to know how best to help those bereaved.

Are you a certifiable negaholic? If so, this book could change your life.

How Your Mind Works by Gwynne Dalrymple points out the Christian rules and principles of mental health, which are needed in these ever-evolving days of hurry, stress, and uncertainty.

Here is a readable, practical book that deals with the common problem of emotional hurt.

This little book has invaluable information for those who may be suffering from the loss of a loved one. 

Join the journey toward living more, feeling better and finding happiness.
Over the past decade, neuroscience, positive psychology and lifestyle medicine have exploded as areas of cutting-edge study, research and healthcare. The research indicates that almost half of our enduring happiness can be influenced by our daily choices and habits—and this is how we do it. Wherever you are on the feelings scale, you can lift your mood and you will likely lift your wellbeing in the process.

In Mental and Emotional Health, Dr. Julian Melgosa uses biblical examples and personal illustrations to demonstrate how essential a partnership with Christ is in dealing with the all too human experiences of fear, stress, guilt, depression, jealousy, and addictions.  First Quarter 2011 Companion Book for the Adult Bible Study Guides.

After the tragic deaths of their five children, Joy and George Swift attempted to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. Joy eventually found hope in the promise of Christ’s return and the resurrection when she would see her children again. But despite the healing she experienced, Joy was still living as a victim . . . until she made a discovery that would transform her life forever!  

Sometimes I Don’t Like Myself is an intensely personal look into author Candace Schap’s pursuit of a love and respect she feared would never be hers—and how she found it.  

The Stress Transformers will enable you to develop the inner attitudes that will transform your life. 

Learn how to develop true friendships. Suggested are ways to keep friendships intact as well as helpful comments on what you can do when a close friendship begins to fade or break apart.

Author Sandy Zaugg knows something about grief. When her children were 8 and 13 she lost her husband to cancer. Nine years later, her son died as a result of an automobile accident. This book is the honest rendition of one woman’s struggle through devastating grief. Zaugg doesn’t pretend to have the answers for everyone. What she does offer are some very practical suggestions for facing the future.

The Refiner's Fire moves beyond cliché answers about suffering and offers a comforting, hope-filled perspective on God's purpose in pain.

Life’s twists and turns often upset our routine. They place obstacles in our path. Some of these obstacles are relatively minor. Others like divorce, depression or the death of a loved one are major. How can you survive when faced with a major life crisis? 

In this book you will discover eternal, transforming truths—truths that truly change us inside—truths that enrich and renew your life.