 Esther Now: Made and Positioned for Such a Time as ThisEsther reminds us there are no accidents with God. He is always at work, especially behind the scenes in our lives. Through this study you will see that every single thing that has ever happened in your life is preparing you for something that’s meant to come. Everything in your life—the good and the bad—has been working together to shape you for what God is up to right now in this very hour. Read More |
 Joseph The Dreamer: I Will Rise From These AshesI have always been inspired by the Genesis story of Joseph. It’s a remarkable account of one who experienced unimaginable pain and disappointment, although never growing bitter or resentful. Through this amazing narrative we are reminded that some of the most beautiful things indeed rise out of the ashes of our pain. This book is my reflection on life lessons drawn from Joseph’s timeless story. Read More |
 13-Foot Coffins: Giants Were Meant to be SlainIn 13-Foot Coffins, Breakaway Outreach founder Jimmy Larche chronicles God’s redemptive fingerprints through abandonment, abuse, and fatherlessness. Like the ancient Roman gladiators, we don’t get to choose the arenas we fight in, but we do get to choose how we will fight, and to what honor we will uphold. Read More |
 Five Loaves, Two Fish: Your Little Is Never Too Small In The Hands of a Big God (Free e-Book)What we are is God’s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. But for many of us, our gift to God doesn’t feel like much. That’s why I love the story of Jesus miraculously feeding thousands of people with five loaves and two fish. Read More |
 Shapers: Leadership That Restores Hope, Rebuilds LivesThe Old Testament hero of compassion, Nehemiah, gives us the blueprints of what courageous leadership looks like; that which restores hope, revitalizes communities, and rebuilds lives. Read More |
 Audacity: Find Your Crazy. Change The World.Life is no place for the timid. Throughout history, the people who have changed the world discovered God’s love language—faith—and boldly danced with it. They were common, ordinary people, very flawed, who made a decision to be defined by courage rather than fear and complacency. Read More |