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47 coloring pages to correspond to studies in “Mark’s Gospel: Being Jesus’ Disciple” guide your family through the book at a steady pace

"It was 1952. Polio was sweeping across the country, and young Vera fell victim to the disease. Would it destroy her future? Would her life become devoid of purpose? And what could she possibly contribute to society with severely damaged lungs, a twisted torso, and arms hanging uselessly at her sides?

Yet, Vera refuses to succumb to a 'victim mentality.' Supported by a loving, devout family, she fights with unyielding determination to overcome the limitations of her polio-stricken body and to live as normal a life as possible.

In this book, Rachel Lofgren captures the spirit and life of Vera.

As you journey alongside Vera, may you find yourself as inspired as those who walked with her throughout her life!"

"The style of this book might suggest it is simply about Christmas, but in reality, it is much more than that. *Let the Peoples Rejoice!* shows us how Christmas unfolds God’s purposes—from the dawn of history to the end of time. As with all of Alistair Begg’s books, it also reveals how this story provides answers to the deepest needs of our hearts. Reading these pages will certainly help us all have a better Christmas; personally, I wouldn’t be surprised if this book leads some readers to experience the best Christmas of their lives!"

Sinclair Ferguson, Teaching Fellow at Ligonier Ministries,

and author of *Love Came Down* and *Union with Christ*

In this book, the author—who grew up within an Arab environment—explores the identity of Christ’s followers. He seeks to provide a profound understanding of their life experiences and their sense of belonging—both to their families and to the church—in order to support them on their journey of faith.

When the question "Who am I?" is posed, the answers vary significantly between individualistic and collectivist cultures. A sense of belonging is fundamental to the authentic human experience, and belonging to a religious community is essential to one’s religious identity. The strength and unity of Arab society play a pivotal role in the lives of its individuals and in the shaping of their identities. For followers of Christ, belonging to the church is vital for developing a healthy identity of faith; however, the challenge lies in reconciling the community of the church with Arab society. Arab followers of Christ often face difficulties as they navigate the search for their personal identity and their sense of belonging within a community.

Embracing faith in Christ while remaining part of Arab society gives rise to the dilemma of a "dual belonging." This book seeks to address these complex issues.

Amazing grace lies at the heart of Christian salvation. Through it, we pass from death to life—not by merit or works, but by a free, unmerited mercy that has made the cross a gateway to eternity. By grace, we become children rather than slaves, and free individuals rather than captives; we come to live in a new hope within the presence of God. Grace is no mere fleeting concept; it is a power that transforms the heart, heals wounds, and bestows true peace and freedom. This book has been written because grace is one of God’s greatest attributes—one about which we have much to learn.

Mental health struggles are far more common than many of us realize. Statistics indicate that one in six people globally experienced a mental health disorder within the past week. This means that many within our church families are grappling with thoughts, emotions—and sometimes even voices—that disrupt their focus, leave them feeling helpless, and push them to the brink of despair. When it comes to offering help, we often find ourselves unsure of where to begin, fearing that saying or doing the wrong thing might only make matters worse. This practical, deeply compassionate book will help you understand those struggling with mental health issues and respond with biblical wisdom. It will equip you to play your part in making your church a place where such individuals feel welcomed, understood, cared for, and supported—a place where they can experience a foretaste of the new creation.

An engaging book that sheds light on what it truly means to experience depression, drawing upon poignant, real-life accounts. As a psychiatrist, David integrates his extensive clinical experience with a profound knowledge of the Bible. He weaves together insights from medicine, therapy, and faith—addressing the various dimensions of the human being: the mind, the body, and the soul—while offering practical steps toward healing and finding meaning in life. The book provides both therapeutic and preventive guidance, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to cultivate habits for psychological well-being and emotional flourishing.

— Rachel Passos, Licensed Clinical Psychologist

"I am depressed"—we often say this in secret, fearing that someone might overhear our thoughts or discover our feelings. This book presents scientific truth grounded in the Word of God—which contains the oldest text on psychology. As you read, your perspective expands, empowering you to state openly and clearly: "I am depressed; this is not a sign of weakness, but an illness—much like diabetes, which affects so many people." I encourage you, dear reader, to benefit from this book personally and to use it to raise awareness within the community around you.

— Nada Haddad, Psychological Counselor

This book is an interview and comparison between the “accepted text,” which represented the Greek manuscripts that were copied in the Byzantine city of Constantinople, and the “verified text,” which represented the Greek manuscripts that were copied in the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The aim is to show the multifaceted differences between texts.