Damaged Goods - This book isn’t for the girls who’ve always done everything right. It’s for the oops-I-did-it-againers, the live-my-life-on-my owners, the sometimes-learn-from-my-mistakers, the ones who’ve fallen down hard and lived to tell the tale, who’ve never quite fit the good-girl mold—the perfectly imperfect. It’s an open and raw look at what happens when a Christian damages her testimony and the restorative power of God’s love. Through personal stories, Stacy invites you into some of her darkest days and candidly shares hard-won wisdom around questions like…

Why do Christians run away when someone’s life gets messy?
What should your role be when another Christian is struggling?
How can you overcome crippling fear, anxiety, and worry?
Why do you wander away from God over and over again?
Does it really matter if you forgive someone who wronged you?
Does God really care about you?

This is not your mom’s devotional. It’s not filled with flowery descriptions or complex theology. It’s for women who are ready to get real and have an honest conversation about what it means to make a royal mess of your life and the painful paths your choices sometimes lead you down. Inside you’ll find extraordinary truths and practical tips sprinkled with loads of encouragement meant just for you slightly imperfect daughters of the King!

Change Agents for God - Does the Bible say anything about what an evangelist should do? Can a church be what God planned without the influence of evangelists? Is there a difference between a missionary and an evangelist? After 52 years in ministry, C.T.L. Spear had devoted more than twenty years to evangelistic work in camps, prisons, and more than 800 local churches across the United States. And through his book, Change Agents for God, Spear brings up the question, “What happened to Evangelists?”