If you’ve seen or experienced bad things in the world and you find yourself asking, “Why is the world like this?”, “Does God actually care about my suffering?” or “Will the world be this way forever?”, then you’re not alone in your doubts. And you needn’t look far for answers!

It’s easy to find a reason to be angry: violence in Ukraine, senseless shootings at schools in America, the depravity of abuse in marriages or our churches, famine in war zones. But often it’s the personal anger that feels more real.

What I love about this book is that I learned about so many women from centuries and centuries before. These women have had a significant impact on the lives of Christians around them, as well as influencing great teachers and theologians of their time.

Using Catalina Echeverri’s joyful illustrations to help tell the story, this book tackles the topic of favouritism from James 2.

I don’t know about you but sometimes I feel like I am being held hostage by emotions. In my day-to-day life this looks like either being ruled by my feelings or feeling like I have no feelings at all.

Adapted to our modernised attention span at a truly pamphlet size, this has all the basics to get you raring to go and feeling equipped

This book is a helpful tool to share with others you want to communicate the gospel to. The explanations are clear and not full of jargon, but also invite the reader to respond to what they have read.

This is one of those books on suffering and lamenting that’s written from the trenches, rather than the philosophers’ armchair.

For me those first parenting years sometimes felt a bit more like drowning in a raging river than gracefully gliding like a duck on a calm lake.

I recently discovered I was not so stoic when in pain and anticipating more to come. My world shrunk to reacting, enduring, and managing my unhappy body and mind.