Grace has already pulled out a chair for you.In At the King's Table, Lisa Wilt invites you into the tender and transformative story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel, a forgotten prince carried from hiding to honor and given a seat at the king's table. This six-week study speaks directly to women who have ever felt overlooked, invisible, or less than, offering a healing vision of a God who doesn't wait for us to fix ourselves. Through Scripture, reflection, and ...

Examines the emotional, formal, and environmental dimensions of war commemorationExperiencing War Memorials is a compelling edited collection of essays that examines how war is commemorated through public memorials and the powerful emotions and ideologies these sites generate. Drawing on fields such as war studies, affect studies, public memory studies, and the environmental humanities, the volume demonstrates that commemoration is not only an int...

Walk with Mary through the unexpected into trust.What do you do when life takes a turn you never planned? The Strength to Carry: Faith for the Life We Didn't Choose by Abingdon Women author, Lisa Toney, is a four-week women's Bible study that draws on the timeless story of Mary to help women discover deep, lasting faith amid uncertainty, loss of control, and unexpected circumstances.Rooted in Luke 1–2 and Matthew 1–2, this Advent Bible study for wom...

Family, Work, and Community Issues for Parents of Children with Mental Health Disabilities provides accessible, internationally researched knowledge regarding the challenges of parenting a child with a mental health disability from a social work perspective.Situating the care of children with mental health disability within a social justice and disability rights framework, it presents current interdisciplinary theories used to examine the phenomena of caring for a child wi...

From the New York Times bestselling author of Devilin Disguise, the first book in her beloved Wallflowers series.The Wallflowers: fouryoung ladies at the side of the ballroom make a pact to help each other findhusbands . . . no matter what it takes.Proud and beautifulAnnabelle Peyton could have her pick of suitors—if only she had a dowry. Herfamily is on the brink of disaster, and the onl...

Discover the gorgeously uplifting, romantic read from BESTSELLER Lisa Hobman. Perfect for the fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Maxine MorreySome things are worth the wait…Lily and Adam have been inseparable for as long as either of them can remember- well, since primary school. For years, being best friends was everything: easy, constant, unquestioned. Until one day, it wasn’t.At eighteen, Lily realises she’s in love. Not a passing crush, but somethin...

An introductory physics textbook for life science students that focuses on biological examples at the cellular and molecular level.What physical phenomena will life science students encounter in their advanced coursework? Built from the ground up to answer this question, University Physics for Life Sciences offers an introductory physics textbook that focuses on biological examples at the cellular and molecular levels. It incorporates two foundational them...

From award-winning author Lisa Moore Ramée comes the companion to A Good Kind of Trouble, a heartfelt and powerful sequel about coming of age, social justice, and the trials of friendship and competition, in which Shayla will learn the true definition of “personal best.”After a hard seventh grade year full of misunderstandings, face plants, and bullies, all Shayla wants is a hassle-free summer. Her ticket to a summer of fun? Joining the club track team! Ho...

Navigate the complexities of end-of-life care with a compassionate handbook that blends clinical insight and relational foundations.This guide supports healthcare professionals and caregivers in providing dignity, comfort, and connection during the sacred journey. The Art of Hospice is an essential resource that transcends traditional symptom management, emphasizing the importance of honoring the profound experience of dying. Written by an experienced hosp...

For fans of Sloane Crosley, a sharp, funny memoir from the acclaimed author of Sit, Cinderella, Sit about love, commitment, and whether she’s ready for marriage right before turning fifty.For years, Lisa Cheek has believed long-term commitment isn’t in her genes. Her romantic history has followed a familiar pattern: date a lot and widely, but never settle down. When anyone has wanted to marry her, she’s run away. So even she is surprised when, at forty-nin...

From award-winning author Lisa Moore Ramée comes the companion to A Good Kind of Trouble, a heartfelt and powerful sequel about coming of age, social justice, and the trials of friendship and competition, in which Shayla will learn the true definition of “personal best.”After a hard seventh grade year full of misunderstandings, face plants, and bullies, all she wants is a hassle-free summer. Her ticket to a summer of fun? Joining the club track team! Howev...

Cari Allen is a novelist with a few good books under her belt, and another on hold, considering her sister's tragic death. Now Cari is taking over her sister's winery, trying to piece together what really happened to Kelli, and suspicious of foul play, her lead suspect is the billionaire boss her sister was apparently dating. But when she pays the ex a visit, bringing wine as a pretense, she comes face-to-face with his head of security, she can only call tall, dark, and deadly.That ...