The mental health book you’ve been looking for! Cowritten by an experienced pastor with decades of private practice counseling experience and a renowned psychiatrist with over a decade of local church leadership experience, Mental Health for Spiritual People is sure to help followers of Jesus experience mental and emotional wholeness in a biblically and clinically faithful manner. Mental Health for Spiritual People seamlessly addresses mental health from an integrated biblical, medical, and counseling perspective. Deep truths and years of clinical and biblical expertise are brought together in a uniquely readable and accessible format. You won’t have to abandon your faith to find mental health. And you won’t have to abandon science to hold onto your faith. Instead, you will get Mental Health for Spiritual People. When you dive into this important book, you too will say “Finally, the mental health book I have been looking for!”

Keith Tower

Pastor Keith Tower has been serving as the Senior Pastor of HighPoint Church in Orlando, Florida, since 2005. Keith is a PhD candidate in Organizational Leadership and holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University. He has been providing mental health services in private practice since 2001. Keith serves as a Professor of Leadership at Every Nation Seminary. He is a national board member of Blue Line Support, which provides crisis services to law enforcement personnel, and serves multiple law enforcement agencies as a member of his county’s Critical Incident Stress Management team. Keith leads mental health seminars and team-building seminars around the world. He and his wife, Jennifer, lead marriage and parenting workshops globally as well. Prior to his ministry and counseling careers, Keith played in the NBA for the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Clippers, and Milwaukee Bucks.

Dr. Marcy Verduin

Dr. Marcy Verduin is a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine, where she has served as the Associate Dean for Students since 2010. She received her MD degree from the University of Florida and completed her residency training in Psychiatry and a fellowship in Addictions at the Medical University of South Carolina. 

Dr. Verduin has held several national leadership positions within psychiatric and medical organizations in the US, and she is coeditor of a major psychiatric textbook series which has been translated into multiple languages. Dr. Verduin has a heart for people who are suffering, and she is passionate about helping them better understand mental health concepts and regain freedom, hope, and joy in their lives. She is a long-time member and leader at HighPoint Church in Orlando, Florida, and ministers to pastors and leaders globally on mental health and well-being. 

God uses diverse friendships to fulfill his miraculous will in the world.

In an increasingly polarized world, our collective ability to navigate friendships with people whose backgrounds, experiences, and views differ from our own has diminished. Along the way, valuing diversity has come to be seen by many Christians as a secular pursuit. However, we love and serve a diverse God (being three unique persons himself) who taught us to love those we tend to have a hard time loving: outsiders, enemies, foreigners, the poor, and the weak.

In Friendship Can Save the World, Carrie and Morgan Stephens offer an invigorating retelling of Ruth, Boaz, and Naomi to help us love people unlike us. Weaving in real life stories from their multiethnic, multigenerational, and socioeconomically diverse church, they highlight the power of unique friendships in God’s greater missional story. Readers will find inspiration to love and be loved more courageously as we all forge a path into a more redemptive future.

Carrie Stephens

Carrie Stephens is a writer, speaker, secret donut hoarder, and mom of four. She loves Jesus and His church more than coffee and good Tex Mex. Her first non-fiction book, Holy Guacamole (Shiloh Run Press), released in February of 2020. Carrie was also a contributing author in The Christian Mama’s Guide to Having a Baby by Erin Macpherson (Thomas Nelson, 2013). Her essay, Broken Prayers, was included in Kathy Lipp’s book, Praying God's Word Over Your Life (Revell, 2013). Carrie loves communicating through story, humor, empathy, and Christ-centered teaching. She regularly speaks at churches, conferences, women’s retreats, Bible studies, on panels, and in leadership settings.

Carrie and her husband, Morgan, started out as campus missionaries at the University of Texas, and have helped lead Mosaic Church, a richly diverse community of faith in Austin, Texas, since 2010. For more information or to inquire about having Carrie speak at your event, visit carriestephens.net.

There is an ongoing narrative that has often been taken as truth in the Body of Christ: "Black people will follow a White pastor but White people will never follow a Black pastor." This book acknowledges the history from which this narrative came while looking to push a new narrative where the whole Body of Christ can benefit from the gift of Black leadership. Many books have asked, "How do we see diversity in the pews?" But this book looks to see diversity in the pulpits and leadership rooms of these churches.

Brian Taylor

Brian Taylor leads the multiethnic congregation of Every Nation Cincinnati. He also serves as the chaplain for the University of Cincinnati football team and on the leadership team for the Mosaix Network. Dr. Brian Taylor received his Doctorate of Ministry degree from the great Asbury Seminary in Kentucky and has been in ministry since 2002. He and his wife Chavonne moved from Orlando, FL in 2013 to plant Bethel Cincy, now Every Nation Cincy, and have three awesome kids—Elijah, Saniya and Joshua.

Chris Johnson

Chris Johnson is the founder and lead pastor of Divine Unity Community Church based in Harrisonburg, VA. He graduated from Bridgewater College with a Bachelor of Science, Eastern Mennonite Seminary with a Master of Divinity, and from Asbury Theological Seminary with a Doctor of Ministry. 

Having experience in preaching the Word domestically and internationally, Pastor Chris holds great passion for seeing the spiritually dead alive, revived, and actively serving God. Being centrally based between varying university campuses, and involved in the local community, Pastor Chris possesses a strong vision of multi-ethnic and multi-generational ministry. Committing himself to grow effective leaders within the body of Christ, he pursues an atmosphere of discipleship, leadership development, and empowerment.

Freedom and Healing: The Birthright of Every Believer

A shattered self-image, toxic relationships, emotional brokenness, and a painful past seal us off from the abundant life Jesus promised if left unchallenged by the power of God. Born to Be Free is for those who are no longer willing to settle for life as it is, but who desire to walk in the peace and fullness God has promised—a life transformed by the healing and freedom purchased by his blood for every follower of Christ.

Don’t settle for a life limited by pain and bondage one more day. In Born to Be Free you will discover:

• God’s promise of freedom and healing at the heart of the gospel.

• The power and authority given to every believer to overcome the assaults of the enemy.

• How to experience God in intimate conversation to receive healing.

• Solid, biblical understanding of the spiritual roots of pain, failure, and broken relationships.

• How to partner with God through agreement, prayers, and declarations to secure God’s healing and freedom that will transform your life.

In Born to Be Free, pastor Tom Vermillion shares principles and processes for receiving the wholeness and freedom Jesus purchased on the cross for every believer. The transforming power of Christ, accessed by these principles and practices, has ministered healing and freedom to hundreds of believers who were once bound to a painful past, oppressed by the enemy, and stifled by a broken sense of self. In Born to Be Free, you will find a way to claim your birthright of health and wholeness in Jesus.

Tom Vermillion

Tom Vermillion is an associate pastor at Mid-Cities Community Church in Midland, Texas. Tom has been pastoring in churches for over thirty years.

"Shake off rote religiosity and tribalism with a spicy bite of God’s truth seasoned with an authentic connection to his love and his people.

“Let me do something for you.”
Carrie Stephens offers these words of hope from the heart of God in Jesus, Love, & Tacos as she uses vibrant metaphors and comical self-deprecation to tell the story of lordship, community, and mission. These three ancient values will offer you help and hope as they shape your spiritual life, define how to gather in unity, and lead you to God’s missional love in action.

In the face of fear, sickness, and increasing polarization, Carrie provides a fresh encounter with the lordship of Jesus to right-size your expectations and transform your view of your life.

By looking at the example of the early church, you’ll find yourself brave enough to swallow your insecurities and forge ahead into the sometimes-painful world of the Church where healing and life happen through God’s faithfulness.

In this world of never-ending suffering and neediness, reconsider the call to missional living afresh. Living with a mission will reinvigorate your connection to God and others, where you’ll find unexpected meaning and surprising opportunities.

When you reach for the plates of truth and grace offered in these pages, you’ll reconnect with a God beyond your comprehension who is intimately involved in the details of your life."

Carrie Stephens

Carrie Stephens is a writer, speaker, secret donut hoarder, and mom of four. She loves Jesus and His church more than coffee and good Tex Mex. Her first non-fiction book, Holy Guacamole (Shiloh Run Press), released in February of 2020. Carrie was also a contributing author in The Christian Mama’s Guide to Having a Baby by Erin Macpherson (Thomas Nelson, 2013). Her essay, Broken Prayers, was included in Kathy Lipp’s book, Praying God's Word Over Your Life (Revell, 2013). Carrie loves communicating through story, humor, empathy, and Christ-centered teaching. She regularly speaks at churches, conferences, women’s retreats, Bible studies, on panels, and in leadership settings.

Carrie and her husband, Morgan, started out as campus missionaries at the University of Texas, and have helped lead Mosaic Church, a richly diverse community of faith in Austin, Texas, since 2010. For more information or to inquire about having Carrie speak at your event, visit carriestephens.net.

We are in the midst of a great reformation! God has been sovereignly moving to restore the offices of apostle and prophet to As adults, we often get confronted with our own brokenness and how that affects us as we do life in our communities and with the people around us. At times, our own self-awareness will tell us something is off, but for the most part, the health of our relationships will be a strong indicator that we might have unresolved brokenness. As adults, we are expected to take responsibility for fixing what is wrong. The world expects this of us. But what if we don’t understand what is wrong or A biblical understanding of your spiritual gifts, coupled with knowledge of how to activate and utilize them for God's glory and the good of those around you. This book will equip you with a fundamental understanding of the spiritual gifts outlined in 1 Corinthians 12: 1-11 and offers practical instructions for exercising these gifts.

Reggie Roberson

Reggie became a follower of Christ at the age of 15. At that time he also received his call to full-time vocational ministry. Three years later, he started studying at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, where he graduated with majors in Psychology and Political Science. Through the campus ministry chapter at UNC he got connected to King’s Park International Church. After graduating from university, Reggie trained for vocational ministry in a joint program with Fuller Theological Seminary. Over the next 15+ years, he has served as a traveling speaker, trainer, and campus minister. At King’s Park, he has held the positions of Teaching Pastor and Senior Associate Pastor. When asked what motivates him, he says he is passionate about helping people encounter God and equipping them for Christ-centered service. Reggie is married to Pastor Bomi, who is our Women's Director, and they have three children.

We are in the midst of a great reformation! God has been sovereignly moving to restore the offices of apostle and prophet to As adults, we often get confronted with our own brokenness and how that affects us as we do life in our communities and with the people around us. At times, our own self-awareness will tell us something is off, but for the most part, the health of our relationships will be a strong indicator that we might have unresolved brokenness. As adults, we are expected to take responsibility for fixing what is wrong. The world expects this of us. But what if we don’t understand what is wrong or broken? This book is an attempt to empower you with language for the difficulties you might be experiencing, and guide you to determine its origin. With understanding, we can create clarity around what we struggle with and so approach God and receive healing. In this book, you will be challenged to start understanding where you come from. When we are honest and specific about our childhood, our parental relationships, and family dynamics, a lot about who we are today will start to become clear. And when you can put language to the pain and pinpoint where the shame lies, you will be able to effectively move towards healing and restoration. Whether your childhood was filled with trauma or void of the love you know you should have received, this book will help you pinpoint the origin of your current difficulties and take you on a journey of healing. God loved you then and He loves you now. Read it prayerfully. Read it together with close friends who can pray with you. Read it with hope.

Trevor Botha

Growing up as a pastor’s kid, Trevor has been in the ministry his whole life. He felt a call towards full-time ministry while a student at the University of Pretoria. After graduating with a degree in Banking, he attended a part-time Bible School and after that, a full-time missions training school.

In 2001, his life took a detour and he landed on the shores of Europe. During the next ten years that followed, he joined Every Nation London and was blessed with a wonderful spiritual family and ministry experience in over fifteen nations.

In 2004 he married Yvette at the foot of the beautiful mountains in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Soon after, they answered the call to plant a church in Belgium. After Micah and Monet were born in England in 2006 and 2008, they moved to the beautiful historical city of Ghent, Belgium where they were blessed with two more boys, Sion (2011) and Luka (2014). The church started off in 2010 in our living room and has grown into a vibrant hub for young people who now call Every Nation Gent their home church.

He loves his job and the opportunities it presents. For him, nothing is more satisfying than to see people meet their Saviour and grow in relationship with God. His biggest joy is to help young people develop their leadership potential.

Life in Europe has been windy, wet, and wonderful. He would not exchange it for anything.

We are in the midst of a great reformation! God has been sovereignly moving to restore the offices of apostle and prophet to us which, according to Ephesians 2:20, are the very foundation of the church. But as those who are called to be God's apostles and prophets in today's church attempt to relate to one another, their efforts are often met with pain, frustration, and misunderstanding. In addition, pastors are also often at a loss for knowing how they should relate to apostles and apostolic teams. In this book, Jim Laffoon takes an honest look at the problems within these relationships and offers sound and practical guidelines for moving beyond the barriers into the fruitful, divine alliance that God needs to build His church and fulfill the Great Commission.

Jim Laffoon

Jim Laffoon serves on both the North American and International Leadership teams of Every Nation Churches. He is also the International Director of the Schools of Empowerment. Jim and his wife Cathy have been happily married for 39 years, and they currently live in Franklin, Tennessee, outside of Nashville. They travel across the United States and around the world, ministering prophetically and pastoring leaders.

Have you ever felt on the edge, alone, down and out,
or maybe wondered what in the world God can do with someone like you?

Sometimes you wake up feeling less than great about your life. Or your relationships. Or your job. Or your whatever.

Sometimes you even feel pushed to the side, put on the shelf, overlooked, and not particularly important to, well, anything.

Sometimes, you feel even less important. . .than a side of rice and beans. (You know, kind of like that stuff served on the side that no one really asked for?)

What if you found out you were something more like tableside guacamole—that fancy kind they wheel up to the table and make right on the spot?

What if you were made on purpose,
for a purpose that can release God’s glorious colors and flavors in the world?

You didn’t arrive here by accident, nor have you been served up as an unwanted side dish. The God of creation has created you, and He isn't waiting for you to become some better version of yourself so He can finally love you. . .or use you. . .or delight in you.

Generously seasoned with humor and empathy, with stories of triumph, failure, heartbreak, and redemption, Holy Guacamole will connect your heart to the unchanging truths of God’s Word and the unfailing power of God’s call to live a life full of His love for you and for the world.

God longs to reveal to you all the ways you are His beautiful, flavorful, colorful creation. Let Him show you all the ways you are Holy Guacamole—His masterpiece, His signature offering to a world in need of His love.

Carrie Stephens
Carrie Stephens is a writer, speaker, secret donut hoarder, and mom of four. She loves Jesus and His church more than coffee and good Tex Mex. Her first non-fiction book, Holy Guacamole (Shiloh Run Press), released in February of 2020. Carrie was also a contributing author in The Christian Mama’s Guide to Having a Baby by Erin Macpherson (Thomas Nelson, 2013). Her essay, Broken Prayers, was included in Kathy Lipp’s book, Praying God's Word Over Your Life (Revell, 2013). Carrie loves communicating through story, humor, empathy, and Christ-centered teaching. She regularly speaks at churches, conferences, women’s retreats, Bible studies, on panels, and in leadership settings.

Carrie and her husband, Morgan, started out as campus missionaries at the University of Texas, and have helped lead Mosaic Church, a richly diverse community of faith in Austin, Texas, since 2010. For more information or to inquire about having Carrie speak at your event, visit carriestephens.net.

Life and Doctrine is about bridging the gap between the lives we lead and the God we need. Perhaps you're checking out Christianity -- this book is designed to help you take a clear look at the Christian story, and invite you to believe it. Maybe you've followed Christ for a long time—then this book will help you narrow the gap that exists between what you believe with your head and do with you life. Come discover how the truth and grace of the Christian story. Come discover Life and Doctrine.

Adam Mabry

Adam is the Lead Pastor of Aletheia Church in Boston, MA — a growing, diverse church passionately committed to bringing the truth, grace, and the changing power of the Gospel for the glory of God and the good of all people.

Adam is married to the love of his life, Hope, a profoundly gifted musician, photographer, educator, and mother. About 4 months after marriage, they were radically and unexpectedly called into ministry, moving them to Edinburgh, Scotland to help plant two new churches. For five years, they labored alongside a great team, had two more children, and saw God do amazing things. Today there stand two new churches where there were none — a wonderful grace — growing and thriving under great leaders.

In 2010, they planted Aletheia Church in Boston. Fueled with a passion for God’s truth and grace to permeate all areas of society, Aletheia began in their living room, and has not ceased to grow and reach those who were once far from God. Adam now leads a diverse, disciple-making team who lead the church with him.

Completing Master’s Degrees at Reformed Theological Seminary (M.A.) and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (Th.M.), and a D.Min from Gordon-Conwell, he will soon complete his Ph.D. at The University of Aberdeen. In demand worldwide as a teacher and preacher, he has also written a few books, such at The Art of Rest: Faith to Hit Pause in a World that Never Stops, and Stop Taking Sides: How Truth in Tension Saves us from Anxiety and Outrage. In 2019, he joined the faculty of Every Nation Seminary as a Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies.

He presently resides in the Boston area with his wife, Hope, and their four children, Alanna, Nora, Cole, and Wyatt.

This book is an invitation to rediscover yourself in a way you never imagined.

In Fatherless No More, Tim Johnson takes you on a journey that challenges everything you thought you knew about identity. Your true identity doesn’t begin or end with the relationship you had—or didn’t have—with your earthly father.

What does it mean to understand who you are truly? Whether your father was present and loving, absent and indifferent, or somewhere in between, this message offers hope and healing. The freedom, security, and sense of belonging you crave aren’t rooted in a human relationship. Encounter the unshakable love of a Father who has always been there, watching over you, waiting for you.

Fatherless No More is a call to step into a new identity crafted by the One who knows you better than anyone else. Now is the time to break free from the past and walk into the life-changing freedom only Christ can give. Discover the identity-shaping love of a Father who sent His Son into the world so you could experience the meaning and purpose of being fatherless no more.

Tim Johnson

Tim Johnson is a former NFL Super Bowl champion, Sports Illustrated All-Pro, NCAA Football All-American, and Penn State national champion. Previously named National Faith-Based Leader of the Year by the John C. Maxwell Organization, he serves as senior pastor of Orlando World Outreach Church, president of the Orlando Serve Foundation, and founder of the Fatherless No More initiative. Johnson travels the globe speaking to thousands in churches, pro athlete facilities, jails, and prisons. Johnson is husband to Le’Chelle and father to Christa, Kayla, Karrah, and Shaun.

Did Jesus Really Exist?

The search for the historical Jesus continues to be headline news. Any speculative theory seems to get instant attention as the debate rages about His real identity and the claims made in His name. Did Jesus really exist? Is there real historical evidence that demonstrates that He lived and actually said and did the things the Gospels record? Is there any validity to the speculative claims that the Jesus story was a myth, borrowed from a variety of pagan cultures of the ancient world?

In this follow-up to the book God’s Not Dead (that inspired the movie), Man, Myth, Messiah looks at the evidence for the historical Jesus and exposes the notions of skeptics that Jesus was a contrived figure of ancient mythology. It also looks at the reliability of the Gospel records as well as the evidence for the resurrection that validates His identity as the promised Messiah. Man, Myth, Messiah released on March 1st, concurrent to the God’s Not Dead movie sequel, which covers the same theme.

Rice Broocks

Dr. Rice Broocks is a cofounder of Every Nation and is a senior minister at Bethel World Outreach Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He also serves on the Every Nation Apostolic Council. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies and a doctorate in missiology, and has authored several books including God’s Not Dead, Man, Myth, Messiah, and The Human Right. With a team of apologists and scientists, he focuses on equipping college students around the world to defend their faith through the God’s Not Dead event series. Dr. Rice and his wife, Jody, are based in Franklin, Tennessee, and have five children.

High Ceilings details the beneficial freedoms and boundaries that God assigns for women, wives and mothers.

Brett Fuller

Brett Fuller is the founding pastor of Grace Covenant Church, a multi-ethnic, multi-site, multi-generational church in Northern Virginia. He also oversees a church planted from his congregation in downtown Washington, D.C.

Brett also serves on the Apostolic Council and North America Leadership Team of Every Nation, and as chaplain of the Washington Redskins. His experiences of racism growing up in the United States has made him intentional about unifying peoples of diverse backgrounds, bringing them closer to an image of heaven. In 2000, he initiated a bill in Congress to build a memorial honoring the African American slaves that helped build America. Though the bill was never passed, he still hopes to complete the mission.

From 2007–2009, Brett served on President George W. Bush’s Advisory Board for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

He and his wife Cynthia have seven children.

Spirit-Empowered Prayer: Partnering with God in Advancing His Kingdom

If you are longing for a deeper and more meaningful prayer life, one that is far more empowered by communion with God and far less dependent upon rules of discipline to sustain your devotion, then this could be the book for you.

In Spirit-Empowered Prayer, Manny Carlos uses examples from the formative years of his spiritual life to make an inescapable point―regimens and resolutions to pray more faithfully, passionately, and effectively are alone insufficient to sustain spiritual disciplines. His initial efforts to follow various formulas of prayer echoed the apostle Paul's frustration in Romans 7―desiring to do one thing but lacking the power to accomplish it apart from the help of the Spirit.

He builds on this theme of spiritual empowerment with a description of Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection, whose rule of discipline was a retreat from the heavy burden of monastic rules to a full-time contemplation of the love of God and a radically simplified approach to spiritual disciplines.

Communion with God and the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit is the key―the only key―to genuine spiritual transformation. Spirit-Empowered Prayer serves as a practical guide to becoming a disciple fully engaged in Spirit-led prayer life.

Manny Carlos

Manny Carlos serves as a bishop and the Chairman of Victory, Dean of Spiritual Life for Every Nation Seminary, and has been a pastor for over thirty years. He holds a doctor of ministry in Preaching and Leading from Asbury Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Mini, have four adult children, Jeremy, Daniel, Hannah, and Samuel.

Walter Walker

Walter Walker refers to himself as a “former campus minister, amateur theologian, and professional storyteller.” He has collaborated on numerous books on ministry and missions, including six for Every Nation Churches & Ministries. Walter lives with his wife, Linda, in Franklin, Tennessee.

Imagine if every believer, not just leaders, was actively engaged in your ministry. That’s the Book of Acts. That’s a WikiChurch.

Engage,
Empower,
. . . and Go Viral!
 
Jesus told his followers that he would build his church, and then he told them to go and make disciples. It’s that simple. We make disciples, and he builds the church.

But today we often get this exactly backward. We work hard to build our churches with programs and promotions while continuing to neglect the essential practice of discipleship. And we wonder why we struggle. In WikiChurch, Steve Murrell shows you how anyone can make disciples through the simple process of . . .
 
·        Engaging culture and community
·        Establishing spiritual foundations
·        Equipping believers to minister
·        Empowering disciples to make disciples
 
Imagine if every believer, not just leaders, was actively engaged in your ministry. That’s the Book of Acts. That’s a WikiChurch.

Steve’s story is a remarkable one. He challenges me to take risks, to focus on discipleship, and to give God his due glory. I am glad to call him a friend.

Dr. Ed Stetzer
Billy Graham Distinguished Chair and Professor, Wheaton College

Reading Steve Murrell’s book on discipleship makes me wish I was young again and had been taught these principles and practices. May the Lord richly bless this book to challenge today’s church generation to rise and fulfill the Lord’s original call!

Kevin J. Conner
Author of The Foundation of Christian Doctrine

Steve Murrell is an inspiration. His message is clear. His faith is authentic, and his thinking, strategic. God is using him to inspire the church to embrace the adventure of making a difference—by making disciples. The principles he lives by are both uncomplicated and life giving—but the challenge he brings is one that can’t be ignored.

Wayne Alcorn
Senior Pastor, Hope Centre

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Day by day this devotional will take you through the lives of some of the most prominent characters in Scripture with the intent of revealing how they navigated through the pitfalls inherent within relationships. It will also cover how they related to some of life's most difficult challenges. The lessons learned through their experience will help everyone discover the relationships we cannot afford to lose as well as help unearth the kind of people we need to become in order to preserve them.

Brett Fuller

Brett Fuller is the founding pastor of Grace Covenant Church, a multi-ethnic, multi-site, multi-generational church in Northern Virginia. He also oversees a church planted from his congregation in downtown Washington, D.C. Brett also serves on the Apostolic Council and North America Leadership Team of Every Nation, and as chaplain of the Washington Redskins. His experiences of racism growing up in the United States has made him intentional about unifying peoples of diverse backgrounds, bringing them closer to an image of heaven. In 2000, he initiated a bill in Congress to build a memorial honoring the African American slaves that helped build America. Though the bill was never passed, he still hopes to complete the mission. From 2007–2009, Brett served on President George W. Bush’s Advisory Board for Historically Black Colleges and Universities. He and his wife Cynthia have seven children.

Writing as an experienced ultramarathoner, the Running Pastor chronicles his journey of faith and shares a unique perspective on the author of Hebrews’ exhortation to a group of weary and frightened first-century Christians—to run with endurance the race set before them.

In September 2015, in an extraordinary effort called RUN50, Ferdie Cabiling set out on a 2,180 km run across the Philippines. He ran 50 km every day for almost 50 days, celebrating his 50th birthday along the way, to raise PHP 2,885,482 (over $55,500 USD) for scholars of the Real LIFE Foundation. Ferdie ran from the southernmost tip of the Philippines in Maasim, Sarangani, to the northernmost part in Aparri, Cagayan, praying with government officials and preaching in churches on Sundays.

Writing as an experienced ultramarathoner, the Running Pastor chronicles his journey of faith and shares a unique perspective on the author of Hebrews’ exhortation to a group of weary and frightened first-century Christians—to run with endurance the race set before them.

Ferdie Cabiling is a true hero. His courageous life is an inspiration to me and thousands more. Dare to follow his incredible journey through the pages of this book—you will be compelled to action. He demonstrates that the gospel is the cure for injustice and evil and should be heard by everyone everywhere.

Dr. Rice Broocks
Cofounder, Every Nation

Most adventure books inspire through the heroics of human self-preservation. Run inspires us with something deeper, more purposeful, and more long-lasting—heroics for the sake of others. The Running Pastor does not flinch in showing his weakness, pain, passion, or humanity while asking us, “Who are you a champion for?” Run is a page-turning energy drink for the soul.

Dr. Dave Ward
Professor of Homiletics, Indiana Wesleyan University

Ferdie Cabiling inspires me. In his run across the Philippines, in his pursuit of a life of purpose, he stirs us and then he coaches us to our best. I am changed by how he lives and what he writes. You will be too.

Stephen Mansfield
Best-Selling Author and Speaker

Ferdie Cabiling

Ferdie Cabiling is a pastor and the director of Victory in Metro Manila. He is also an avid ultramarathoner, having completed four marathons and ten ultramarathons as of writing Run. Ferdie and his wife, Judy, have two children, Elizabeth and John Philip, and live in Manila, Philippines.

Walter Walker

Walter Walker refers to himself as a “former campus minister, amateur theologian, and professional storyteller.” He has collaborated on numerous books on ministry and missions, including six for Every Nation Churches & Ministries. Walter lives with his wife, Linda, in Franklin, Tennessee.

Dreaming In Black And White addresses and poses solutions to the ethnic tension that exist in America. Pastor Fuller's personal story, along with a sketch of American history combine for a unique perspective on how to bring resolution to a four hundred year ethnic divide.

Brett Fuller

Brett Fuller is the founding pastor of Grace Covenant Church, a multi-ethnic, multi-site, multi-generational church in Northern Virginia. He also oversees a church planted from his congregation in downtown Washington, D.C.

Brett also serves on the Apostolic Council and North America Leadership Team of Every Nation, and as chaplain of the Washington Redskins. His experiences of racism growing up in the United States has made him intentional about unifying peoples of diverse backgrounds, bringing them closer to an image of heaven. In 2000, he initiated a bill in Congress to build a memorial honoring the African American slaves that helped build America. Though the bill was never passed, he still hopes to complete the mission.

From 2007–2009, Brett served on President George W. Bush’s Advisory Board for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

He and his wife Cynthia have seven children.

In this book, Paul Barker depicts a robust exploration of faith from the Bible, respected Bible scholars, and “faith heroes” through Church history.

About Faith to Live By

Take a walk through faith with Faith to Live By: A Practical Guide to the Life of Faith, a carefully crafted workbook shaped by intercultural perspectives. In this book, Paul Barker depicts a robust exploration of faith from the Bible, respected Bible scholars, and “faith heroes” through Church history.

In this book you’ll explore:

• Step-by-step guides to a deeper understanding of faith, written both simply to aid new believers and with a depth to challenge mature believers
• Interactive study guides for individual or small group ministry
• Devotional memory verses related to each lesson
• Diverse illustrations and perspectives from varying theologians and ministries
• Anecdotes from men and women of faith throughout history, rooted in wisdom and biblical faith
• An extensive collection of references for further study

Faith to Live By was written for ordinary Christians wanting to live extraordinary lives. The life of faith is an exciting journey, and we’re lucky to have guides along the way.

”I am glad Paul finally put his faith teachings into writing, and I am glad you are reading them. I trust this book will not only stretch your faith, but will inspire you to a deeper, more accurate study of God’s Word.”

Steve Murrell

Cofounder, President, Every Nation Churches & Ministries

Paul Barker

Paul Barker is the Chief Operations Officer at the Nashville office of Every Nation. He has preached and trained pastors, leaders, and campus missionaries around the world for over forty years. Paul and his wife, Aleta, have four children, all actively involved in the ministry, and nine grandchildren. They recently celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary.

“Where do I find more leaders?”

Every leader of a growing organization asks this question. And though we know we need more leaders, few of us know how to create a culture of leadership development. Formerly released as The Multiplication Challenge, this new release recounts how Steve Murrell and Every Nation rediscovered four leadership multipliers that solved the leadership shortage of a growing church and global mission organization. The principles and stories in these pages will help you identify potential leaders, develop current leaders, and multiply future leaders!

There are 65 million single women in the U.S. and many more worldwide, yet most feel like one of few, living single in a doubles world. Enter Remember the Roses—a go-to guide for the woman longing for true love and needing hope ‘til it arrives. Based on a dream of a road lined with roses, Lynette Lewis shares her real-life story of waiting until 42 to marry. She outlines practical tools and strategies for: • Cultivating a vision for the BEST, and not compromising • Dealing honestly with emotions of jealousy, frustration, and hopelessness • Holding on to life-giving scriptures and truths relative to singleness • Creatively directing “desire” and “sexual energy” • Living it up while waiting, making the most of every juncture in the journey This entertaining, quick-read book has three sections – the first highlighting ups, downs, and heartaches (her 65 blind dates!) leading up to the wedding day. The second features “lessons learned” and “gifts received” like The Gift of Personal Wholeness and The Gift of Dreaming Big for Your Life. Finally, a handful of journal excerpts illustrates common emotions so real when love tarries, along with scriptures addressing these emotions. Women young and old will Remember the Roses long after they read, and will enjoy the online community that further encourages book sales and interaction with other readers.

Lynnette Lewis

Lynette Lewis is a business consultant, author, and sought-after speaker in both corporate and Christian venues. Her book, Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos has received recognition from numerous sources. An often-quoted expert on marketing, PR, and branding, her 28-year career includes senior positions in New York City. Lynette and her husband, Ron Lewis, are founders of StopChildTraffickingNow.org.

CHANGE YOUR WORLD ONE RELATIONSHIP AT A TIME.

Do you have a relationship that you wish would improve, but don't know where to start? Have you tried, but got stuck? Wherever your relationships are not what they should be or could be, The Art of Loving Well will help you to start seeing the change you long for. This book explores ten powerful ways ("Arts") by which you can positively change the relational climates around you, whether that be at work, home, church, marriage, family, friendships, neighbours, and even down at the gym. The Arts covered include The Art of Growing Up Well, Feeling Well, Listening Well, Speaking Well, Fighting Well, Forgiving Well, Functioning Well, Living Loved, and much more. The change that you long for can start right here with you as you begin to apply these Arts. And everyone around you will love you for living The Art of Loving Well! BECAUSE TO LOVE WELL IS TO LIVE WELL.

Wolfi Eckleben
Wolfgang, or as he is affectionately known, Wolfi, is passionate about helping people to live well, love well and to lead well.

Together with his wife Ali he is the founder of Every Nation Church in London and fulfills a strategic leadership role in the worldwide Every Nation family of churches and ministries. The material in his two books, "DateTalk" (For not-yet-marrieds), and "The Art of Loving Well" (for everyone), has also featured in his TBN UK television show, also called The Art of Loving Well, which has aired in Europe and Africa.

Back in his youth he once ran a sub-four minute mile and has completed a couple of London marathons, but nowadays he prefers "board" meetings - especially snowboard and stand-up paddleboard meetings!

Filled with great daily devotionals by Pastor Jim Laffoon and reflections by the newsboys, Our Daily Blog shows the reader a look at the Bible from a new angle. Focused on Bible characters and stories, these devotions enable you to gain wisdom and insight from long-ago.

Jim Laffoon

Jim Laffoon serves on both the North American and International Leadership teams of Every Nation Churches. He is also the International Director of the Schools of Empowerment. Jim and his wife Cathy have been happily married for 39 years, and they currently live in Franklin, Tennessee, outside of Nashville. They travel across the United States and around the world, ministering prophetically and pastoring leaders.

“Make Disciples of All Nations”

In this book, Rice Broocks explains the progress of the Church in terms of its obedience to the apostolic mandate. This mandate, which has been called the Great Commission, must be recovered and embraced if the Church is going to get back into the race for the destiny of the planet. The orders of Jesus to His followers to "make disciples of all nations" is far more than simply giving people a basic gospel message. This mandate includes not only individual transformation, but cultural as well. About the author: Rice Broocks is the president of Morning Star International (MSI), a family of churches and ministries currently operating in 35 nations. He is also the senior pastor of Bethel World Outreach Center in Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife and their five children. He is the co-founder of Champions for Christ, a ministry to college and professional athletes, as well as the president of Victory Campus Ministries, reaching out to hundreds of university campuses around the world.

About Rice Broocks

Dr. Rice Broocks is the senior minister of Bethel World Outreach Church in Brentwood, Tennessee, and a cofounder of Every Nation. He is the author of several books including Man, Myth, Messiah: Answering History’s Greatest Question, God’s Not Dead, The Purple Book: Biblical Foundations for Building Strong Disciples, and Every Nation in Our Generation. Dr. Rice has a master’s degree in theological studies from Reformed Theological Seminary and a doctorate in missiology from Fuller Theological Seminary. He and his wife Jody have five children. They live in Franklin, Tennessee.

Do you feel daunted about sharing your faith? Is there a way to raise your readiness? Is it possible to have a gospel conversation without feeling awkward? The answer to all these questions is a resounding YES!

MORE READY THAN YOU THINK is a book that will inspire you, challenge you, inform you and guide you into activating sharing your faith with impact!

FRANS OLIVIER first led a friend to Christ when he was 11 years old. This started a lifelong journey of ministering the gospel with impact and helping others do the same. In his book, More Ready Than You Think, he captures stories of ordinary people on the journey with Jesus sharing their faith and leading others to Christ. He outlines practical principles, thought provoking questions and Biblical studies to build your faith and clarify the process for ministering the good news of the gospel conversationally. He argues that with God's help, you are more ready than you may think to step out and engage in gospel conversations.

In the brutal face of death, Wolfgang Eckleben imparts how to have a faith that does not fail. As cancer ravages his body, he confronts the profound question: how can you trust God when circumstances do not make sense?

This book passes on the game-changing truths that sustained him to finish the race. A persuaded faith cannot depend on the mystery of whether prayer is answered or whether healing comes. It must be built on the absolute certainty of the love of Jesus, the Lord and the Christ, who gave his life and rose again.

Unfailing Faith is the final message of a man who kept the faith. Practical, gritty and real, it will spur you on to grow a persuaded faith that never fails – no matter what challenge you may face.

¿Quién tiene el primer lugar en tu corazón? La mayoría de la gente cree saber la respuesta. Pero si lo piensas, es posible que tus ocupaciones y pasatiempos, tus obligaciones y necesidades, tus posesiones y relaciones, tus placeres y deseos estén compitiendo por el lugar que solamente Dios debería ocupar en tu corazón. En este libro descubrirás cómo ganar la batalla más importante de tu vida, entendiendo el significado y los beneficios del Señorío de Jesús. He descubierto que el problema principal en los cristianos de hoy no es creer que Jesús es el Señor, sino aprender a vivir bajo Su señorío. ¿Por qué, en ocasiones, es tan difícil obedecer la Biblia? Quizás tenemos otros ‘señores’ que demandan nuestra obediencia y no lo sabemos... Averigüémoslo.

Mario J. Jiménez

Mario J. Jiménez nació en Santo Domingo hace años y ahora vive en Florida, con su esposa Katie. Trabaja como pastor hispano en HighPoint Church Orlando, es egresado de la Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo y de la escuela de Campus Ministry Every Nation en Nashville, Tennessee.

Creció sirviendo en el ministerio juvenil con adolescentes y estudiantes universitarios. Su capacidad de exponer verdades profundas con claridad y sencillez, lo cónvierten en un icono en el desarrollo integral de líderes potenciales. Para más información puede visitar el sitio: www.mariojjimenez.com

"We Believe: Transformative Truth for a Life of Worship and Mission" will address the head with the truth we should know, the heart with the personal application of each truth, and the hands with the practical outworking of the truth in daily life. There are twelve sections corresponding to twelve doctrinal statements, intended to transform your life so you can worship God better and fulfill his mission more effectively.

"We Believe: Transformative Truth for a Life of Worship and Mission" will address the head with the truth we should know, the heart with the personal application of each truth, and the hands with the practical outworking of the truth in daily life.

Inside, there are twelve sections corresponding to twelve doctrinal statements. Each section contains:

• An opening prayer adapted from the great prayers and liturgies of the historic church
• A brief introduction to encapsulate the value of the doctrine
• A biography of someone in church history who championed the doctrine
• The doctrinal statement
• Five summaries of essential parts of the doctrine
• Discussion and application questions
• A memory verse
• A practical activity to implement the doctrine
• A hymn that celebrates the doctrine

May this material transform your life so that you will worship God better and fulfill his mission more effectively.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation Churches & Ministries, the founding pastor of Victory Church Manila, and a professor of Pastoral Theology at Every Nation Seminary. He earned a D.Min. from Asbury Theological Seminary and has authored six books. Steve and his wife Deborah have three sons, three daughters-in-law, and nine grandchildren. He loves two-wheel therapy on his Indian Chief Vintage motorcycle and whatever sports or arts his grandkids are doing.

Paul Barker

Paul Barker is a teacher and author who has served as a pastor and missionary. He also serves as a preaching coach for Every Nation Seminary and is one of the main instructors for Leadership 215. Paul and his wife, Aleta, have four grown children and ten grandchildren. He loves visiting art galleries and gardens with his wife, the St. Louis Cardinals, and anything related to England.

Bruce Fidler

Bruce Fidler is the global manager for Leadership 215. He was born and raised in Germany and became a Christian at university. Since 1983, he has planted churches, led campus and international student ministry, and taught internationally. He is currently a PhD candidate and a Greek professor at Regent Seminary. He and his wife, Carol, live in Franklin, Tennessee, and have two adult sons. He loves family, friends, learning, and Liverpool F.C.

Tom Jackson

Tom Jackson is the senior pastor of Centrepoint Church in Scotland and serves on the Every Nation Europe Leadership Team. He holds a PhD from the University of Manchester, directs the Every Nation School of Ministry in Europe, and is the professor of Theology and Mission at Every Nation Seminary. He and his wife, Jean, have six daughters and two grandsons. He loves the North Carolina mountains, Ukrainian shashlik, and watching quirky television with his wife.

William Murrell

William Murrell is the academic dean and professor of Church History at Every Nation Seminary. Born and raised in the Philippines, William has graduate degrees in history from the University of Oxford (MSt) and Vanderbilt University (PhD) and teaches and writes on the history of missions and Muslim-Christian relations. William and his wife, Rachel, have a daughter and three sons. He loves old books, church architecture, and gardening with his wife and kids.

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches working in more than 80 nations, and the founding pastor of Victory Church Manila. He holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Preaching and Leading from Asbury Theological Seminary and wrote his dissertation on succession planning and leadership transition. Steve serves as the Professor of Discipleship and Leadership for Every Nation Seminary. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons, three daughters-in-law, nine grandchildren, and one Indian Chief Vintage motorcycle.

When he was 57, and after more than thirty years of ministry, Steve returned to school to study post-founder sustainability in the context of global ministry. His research quickly led to the topics of succession planning and leadership succession. He found himself thinking about the 66-year-old founding pastor of a 35-year-old church who feels it is time to "pass the leadership baton" but doesn't know if the designated successor is ready. Or the successor who feels ready but is unsure of what parts of the church structure can be changed and what parts cannot. Or the faithful cross-cultural missionary couple who spent a lifetime developing indigenous leaders who are ready to lead, and it's now time for the couple to move on to the next phase in their ministry assignment. Or the campus ministry regional director who now feels called to plant a church.

No one leads forever, which is a universal truth that cannot be ignored. Steve's three years of dissertation research revealed a three-part pattern in successful leadership transitions. These three requirements are non-negotiable for the ministry leader who wants her ministry to thrive long after her tenure.

Prepare emerging leaders to lead the organization.
Prepare the organization to be led by emerging leaders.
Prepare experienced leaders to finish well.

Steve breaks down these three non-negotiable requirements as he looks at the emerging leader's heart for God and his people, his skills, and his spiritual life. He explores how an experienced leader cultivates a healthy ministry culture and creates simple systems that can continue without her while at the same time putting in place flexibility that can bend and not break as new leaders take the reigns. Finally, Steve speaks to the experienced leader who senses that God is leading him to land his plane and leave his current leadership position while assuring him that his time of purposeful ministry is not over.

Whether you are the experienced leader looking to finish well or the emerging leader looking to step into a new level of leadership, The Leadership Runway will identify steps you can take to help ensure success.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

How to hold on to faith, keep trusting, and rediscover joy when God seems silent, slow, unfair, different, or wrong.

What do you do when it feels like God isn’t there―when the state of the world, our own suffering, or the struggles of those we know suggest that God is absent? When you’ve experienced soul-crushing silence from heaven, despite your fervent supplications?

Looking at Habakkuk, Job, David, and Jesus, as well as reflecting on his own experience of deep suffering, Adam Mabry examines the art of lament―how to cry out to God in desperation from a place of faith and hope. At the end, there are practical suggestions for what you can do to keep faith even in times of darkness and doubt.

Readers will learn that God is big enough and good enough to handle hard questions and that his sovereign silence is filled with purpose for their lives. They will be encouraged to keep trusting God even when he seems silent, slow, unfair, different, or wrong.

This book is a great encouragement if…

• you are going through hard times, or walking alongside those who are.

• you are deconstructing your faith.

• you are involved in counseling/pastoral ministry.

• you want a gift for a brother or sister in Christ who is struggling.

Adam Mabry
Adam is the Lead Pastor of Aletheia Church in Boston, MA — a growing, diverse church passionately committed to bringing the truth, grace, and the changing power of the Gospel for the glory of God and the good of all people.

Since getting married to Hope in 2003, God has taken the Mabry family on amazing adventures and through some pretty tough challenges. About 4 months after marriage, they moved to Edinburgh, Scotland to help plant two new churches. For five years, they labored alongside a great team, had two more children, and saw God do amazing things. Today there stand two new churches where there were none — and they're both grateful for that grace.

In 2009, the Adam transitioned back to the USA to plant Aletheia Church in Boston. Fueled with a passion for God’s truth and grace to permeate all areas of society, Adam loves pastoring an intentionally multi-ethnic, disciple-making church. Since starting Aletheia in his living room at 26, the church has not ceased to grow and reach those who were once far from God — and he's really grateful for that grace, too.

Completing his theological studies at Reformed Theological Seminary (M.A.R) and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (Th.M.) and (D.Min.), he is now working on his Ph.D. at The University of Aberdeen, and stays busy preaching and teaching both at home and as a guest speaker at various events around the country. You can read more about his recent work at www.adammabry.org

Out of the ashes of September 11, 2001, unique miracles in the lives of New Yorkers began to unfold...
People shocked by the terrorist attacks were now drawn to an "off-Broadway" theatre in Times Square, where fears and addictions were broken, and minds and hearts were put back together again. A church was started with just a handful of believers, resulting in one changed life after another, with stories growing into the hundreds, then thousands.

Miracles in Manhattan shares the story of those who came through real-life desperation, despair, and hopelessness, to find transformed lives of meaning and purpose, with an impact felt around the world.

Ron Lewis
For more than 25 years, Ron Lewis has been a leader and innovator in Christian ministry, planting churches, pastoring, funding projects for orphans, serving persecuted churches, and raising up a generation of young people to further God’s kingdom. His unique ability to connect vision with action has resulted in dozens of initiatives that have helped lives, and shaping churches worldwide.

Upon graduating from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Ron helped establish a campus ministry that grew into a diverse, multi-site congregation, King’s Park International Church. Immediately following 9/11, with the help of Every Nation Churches, Ron co-founded a dynamic, growing church in New York City (Every Nation New York) The church is reaching the greater metropolitan area of New York City with five sites and extending into New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Ron has helped start more than 100 churches in the United States and multiple nations around the world; most all are known for being multi-ethnic. Ron has founded numerous ministries and organizations including Jordan Lewis Missions, the award-winning Youth Life Foundation of the Triangle, and more. Ron is a graduate of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and received his theological training from Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the author of Standing on the Word, Answering the Call, and contributed to Living the Second Mile Life which was edited by Bill Bright as his last book.

Ron resides in Raleigh-Durham, NC, and New York City, with his wife Lynette Lewis who is an inspirational speaker, business consultant, and author of Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos and Remember the Roses. Ron and Lynette frequently travel and minister together in churches, conferences, and with leadership teams. They have four sons, twin daughters, three beautiful daughters-in-law, and three grandchildren.

How to embrace the tensions in the Bible in order to overcome division, anxiety, and fear.

Love and wrath. Sovereignty and responsibility. Victory and suffering. Some of the truths we read in the Bible seem to be in opposition to each other. We naturally tend to gravitate towards a side, but when we lose sight of one truth in order to protect the other, we are in danger of becoming proud, creating division, and diminishing our faith.

In this compelling, inspiring, and at times provocative book, Adam Mabry urges us to stop taking sides and refuse to participate in tribalism by mapping out a way to hold in tension truths that we so often divide over.

You’ll discover how our joy and our witness rest on us learning to hold to all that the Scriptures teach and growing in virtue as we do. You’ll learn how to wrestle with all that the Scriptures say, to embrace mystery, to listen closely, and to speak with clarity.

Adam Mabry
Adam is the Lead Pastor of Aletheia Church in Boston, MA — a growing, diverse church passionately committed to bringing the truth, grace, and the changing power of the Gospel for the glory of God and the good of all people.

Since getting married to Hope in 2003, God has taken the Mabry family on amazing adventures and through some pretty tough challenges. About 4 months after marriage, they moved to Edinburgh, Scotland to help plant two new churches. For five years, they labored alongside a great team, had two more children, and saw God do amazing things. Today there stand two new churches where there were none — and they're both grateful for that grace.

In 2009, the Adam transitioned back to the USA to plant Aletheia Church in Boston. Fueled with a passion for God’s truth and grace to permeate all areas of society, Adam loves pastoring an intentionally multi-ethnic, disciple-making church. Since starting Aletheia in his living room at 26, the church has not ceased to grow and reach those who were once far from God — and he's really grateful for that grace, too.

Completing his theological studies at Reformed Theological Seminary (M.A.R) and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (Th.M.) and (D.Min.), he is now working on his Ph.D. at The University of Aberdeen, and stays busy preaching and teaching both at home and as a guest speaker at various events around the country. You can read more about his recent work at www.adammabry.org

There is a promise from God for virtually every area of life. It has been said that the Bible contains over 6,000 promises. These often quoted promises range from God’s faithfulness and spiritual blessings to physical wellbeing and divine favor.

However, there is a promise that is seldom mentioned and very rarely claimed, one that holds the key to seeing our destinies fulfilled. It is The Promise No One Wants. This little book will help you understand and receive this precious promise.

“Well, you may be thinking now that I never leave the house, but this book is really short. It's only 71 pages long and about the size of those little gift books, but the difference is that this one was actually really good. Joey Bonifacio is one of the pastors at our Every Nation churches in Manila, Philippines called Victory.

The title is really self-explanatory and the promise he is referring to Hebrews 12:26-27 talking about that God will shake everything in your life. He uses the life of Joseph and the way God broke Joseph to bring about his will for Joseph’s life. He talks about how the greatest breakthrough in life always comes right after the greatest shakings.

I would recommend this little book, it won’t take much of your time and he will pack some good revelation into those 71 pages. He brings some great perspective on Joseph’s life and the good and bad decisions he made. Go read.”

- Ross Middleton

Joey Bonifacio

Joey Bonifacio serves in the International Apostolic Team of Every Nation Ministries, a worldwide family of churches and ministries that exists to honor God by establishing Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially-responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation. He is the senior pastor of Every Nation Singapore and a member of the board of trustees of the Real Life Foundation, a Philippine-based non-profit organization that provides educational scholarships to the marginalized. Joey has also authored 6 books: The Promise No One Wants, The Mystery of the Empty Stomach, The LEGO Principle, The One Lesson That Changed My Marriage, The Values-Driven Heart, and Stormproof. He has been married to wife Marie since 1982. Together, they have three sons and five grandchildren.

Many couples who get married will find that success in marriage does not come easily. This is because a life of oneness involves dynamics that do not come to us naturally. As a result, a lot of married couples end up hurt, frustrated, disillusioned, and lonely.

But God intended marriage to be so much more than a great disappointment.

Unpack what Pastor Joey Bonifacio learned to be the four essentials of a successful marriage and see how these play out in the daily dynamics of married life. May it instill in you a desire for a successful one, and lead you to decide to make changes for the better.

Joey Bonifacio

Joey Bonifacio serves in the International Apostolic Team of Every Nation Ministries, a worldwide family of churches and ministries that exists to honor God by establishing Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially-responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation.

He is the senior pastor of Every Nation Singapore and a member of the board of trustees of the Real Life Foundation, a Philippine-based non-profit organization that provides educational scholarships to the marginalized.

Joey has also authored 6 books: The Promise No One Wants, The Mystery of the Empty Stomach, The LEGO Principle, The One Lesson That Changed My Marriage, The Values-Driven Heart, and Stormproof.

He has been married to wife Marie since 1982. Together, they have three sons and five grandchildren.

Our world is plunged into a battle of values. Any brewing dispute or issue that calls us to take a stand boils down to a battle of values.

On a personal level, every moment finds us in the same battle. Which of those that demand of my time, resources, and heart will I give myself to? How much of myself will I give?

How do we decide? What is our ultimate value against which we measure all others? With a watching world all waiting to find out what we are all about, are we clear on what we value?

In The Values-Driven Heart: Weighing In On What Really Matters, Pastor Joey Bonifacio guides us on a journey to help us clarify what values operate in our lives, and which are worth pursuing. Each chapter is filled with insight and compels us to process what we are all about.

As we decide on what we value, we decide how to impact our world.

Joey Bonifacio serves in the International Apostolic Team of Every Nation Ministries, a worldwide family of churches and ministries that exists to honor God by establishing Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered, socially-responsible churches and campus ministries in every nation. He is the senior pastor of Every Nation Singapore and a member of the board of trustees of the Real Life Foundation, a Philippine-based non-profit organization that provides educational scholarships to the marginalized. Joey has also authored 6 books: The Promise No One Wants, The Mystery of the Empty Stomach, The LEGO Principle, The One Lesson That Changed My Marriage, The Values-Driven Heart, and Stormproof. He has been married to wife Marie since 1982. Together, they have three sons and five grandchildren.

Inspiring stories about persevering through life’s challenges.

John Rohrer

John Rohrer and his wife Maretta have traveled to thirty-five nations around the world imparting confidence and encouragement through prophetic ministry to athletes, coaches, college students, and churches.

This book presents scores of examples from Every Nation missionaries to illustrate the essential principles of the organization’s distinct global mission.

A decade before Every Nation Churches & Ministries was established in 1994, the seeds of a global church-planting movement were growing among some of its founders. Other leaders who had embraced that same mission began joining together, dedicating their lives and ministries to making disciples among college students and in major cities—training them as leaders and sending them out to plant churches in every nation. As of 2019, Every Nation has churches and campus ministries in eighty of the 195 nations of the world.

This book presents scores of examples from Every Nation missionaries to illustrate the essential principles of the organization’s distinct global mission. It also has a discussion guide which can help pastors, missionaries, and church leaders apply these principles. Though it’s impossible in a couple of hundred pages to capture all the stories of our missionaries today, A Bible and A Passport shows how Every Nation as a movement is obeying God’s call to make disciples in every nation.

Pastor Jun has written a marvelous missions book! Here you will find the essential missiology of Every Nation as it has developed over the past twenty-five years. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in how missions movements begin, grow, and flourish!

Dr. Larry W. Caldwell
Academic Dean and Professor of Missions, Sioux Falls Seminary

This volume of Jun Escosar digs deeper into the mission, values, and characteristics of a young Christian movement. After reading through these pages, one finds that serving cross-culturally could be hazardous and yet fulfilling when the work is done in the wisdom, strength, and provision of the Holy Spirit. The leaders have concluded that the secret to their success is not the uniqueness of their strategy or methodology. Rather, the secret to their power is their compassion for the lost. Indeed, God can use any method out there, as long as love and commitment to the lost is modeled after Christ.

Dr. Miguel Alvarez
Professor of Theology and Mission, Asian Seminary of Christian Ministries

The nature and acts of God in Scripture can be summed up essentially in two ways: God is a missional and relational God. Dr. Jun Escosar captures these two facets of the Father’s heart, the missional mandate to make disciples, and a great compassion for the lost. The Lord’s desire is that none should perish but for everyone to come to a saving knowledge of the truth. Pastor Jun imparts both the missional passion to proclaim the gospel in every nation as well as the love of Christ that compels us to be ministers of reconciliation.

Bishop Manny Carlos
Chairman, Victory Philippines

Jun Escosar

Jun Escosar has ministered to leaders in over forty-five nations, and he currently serves as president for Every Nation Seminary. He holds a doctorate of missiology from the Asia Graduate School of Theology. Jun lives in Manila, Philippines, with his wife, Gigi. They have two children, Rachel and John Daniel.

Walter Walker

Walter Walker refers to himself as a “former campus minister, amateur theologian, and professional storyteller.” He has collaborated on numerous books on ministry and missions, including six for Every Nation Churches & Ministries. Walter lives with his wife, Linda, in Franklin, Tennessee.

Engaging the Culture will inspire a greater understanding and participation in the Great Commission by Christians of all ages empowering people to engage their world with the “Good News” right where they are.

Most American Christians are unable to explain their faith to a non-believer. Studies have shown, seventy percent of Christian young people fall away from their faith once they enter college. Right now, the Christian church has an unprecedented opportunity to be right where the action is.
It’s time to speak up. The gospel not only confronts us spiritually with the cross but also equips us practically for its cause. Jesus started it, Paul and subsequent generations continued it, and it is now left to us to finish it. In God’s eyes, sharing our faith has never been, nor shall ever be just an option. One day we will stand before God for our generation.

Engaging the Culture examines the biblical mandate for evangelism, identifying the common challenges people face sharing their faith while equipping the reader to be ready to give an answer to the skeptic or Bible critic with confidence, clarity and compassion.

Ken Dew

Ken Dew is a senior minister with Every Nation Churches and Ministries. He serves as a church planter and equipping evangelist.

Ken has travelled and minister in over thirty-six nations world-wide. He has spoken on over 130 university campuses nationally and internationally.

Ken is the Founding Pastor for Every Nation Church Auckland and Every Nation Church Southside in New Zealand, as well as, for Every Nation Church Brisbane, Australia. A graduate of Tennessee Tech University, Ken holds a Master’s Degree in Theology (2005) and a Master’s in Apologetics (ongoing) both from Luther Rice University & Seminary. After living on the mission field for the last fourteen years, the Dew’s now reside in Dallas Texas. Ken has been married to his wife Renee for 28 years and they have four grown children.

Discover the secret to real, realistic, non-rules-based rest

For some of us, resting seems like a waste of time—it means we’re missing out on other things. For others, rest seems like a luxury—there’s simply too much to do. And for almost all of us, we crave rest, but don’t always know how to.

This warm, realistic, humorous book shows us the huge spiritual, emotional and physical rewards of rest.

It shows us how rest gives us time to spend with God and remember his grace. Discover how rest fuels our joy and confidence in God’s sovereignty as we learn to depend on him, and not our own efforts, and are refreshed by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Adam Mabry shows us how rest helps us make space for relationships, shared experiences and moments to remember; how it liberates us from the pressure of self-reliance; how it gives us a chance to think and reflect; and how it stops us from burning out.

Finally, this book casts a realistic vision for rest that is less rule and more rhythm—less onerous restriction and more liberating art form. Adam Mabry helps us to learn the ’art of rest’ with some practical suggestions.

The world never stops. But we need to. And as Christians we can by having faith to hit pause and experience the rich rewards of God-given rest.

Adam Mabry
Adam is the Lead Pastor of Aletheia Church in Boston, MA — a growing, diverse church passionately committed to bringing the truth, grace, and the changing power of the Gospel for the glory of God and the good of all people.

Since getting married to Hope in 2003, God has taken the Mabry family on amazing adventures and through some pretty tough challenges. About 4 months after marriage, they moved to Edinburgh, Scotland to help plant two new churches. For five years, they labored alongside a great team, had two more children, and saw God do amazing things. Today there stand two new churches where there were none — and they're both grateful for that grace.

In 2009, the Adam transitioned back to the USA to plant Aletheia Church in Boston. Fueled with a passion for God’s truth and grace to permeate all areas of society, Adam loves pastoring an intentionally multi-ethnic, disciple-making church. Since starting Aletheia in his living room at 26, the church has not ceased to grow and reach those who were once far from God — and he's really grateful for that grace, too.

Completing his theological studies at Reformed Theological Seminary (M.A.R) and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (Th.M.) and (D.Min.), he is now working on his Ph.D. at The University of Aberdeen, and stays busy preaching and teaching both at home and as a guest speaker at various events around the country. You can read more about his recent work at www.adammabry.org

DateTalk is filled with invaluable wisdom, straight talk and ‘sticky’ statements of (almost) everything you need to know about relationship, dating, and sex. This book will be most helpful for 16-28-year-olds who are looking for a different and more fulfilling way of doing things.

Chapters include Decide Your Guide, I'll Have A Whole One Please, Understanding the Opposite Sex, Lessons From Lovers’ Lane, Sex Talk, and The HighWay.

These rich and relevant DateTalk truths have helped thousands of people around the world do their relationship journey better. If you want help in this exciting but often confusing area of your life, then this book is for you.

Wolfi Eckleben
Wolfgang, or as he is affectionately known, Wolfi, is passionate about helping people to live well, love well and to lead well.

Together with his wife Ali he is the founder of Every Nation Church in London and fulfills a strategic leadership role in the worldwide Every Nation family of churches and ministries. The material in his two books, "DateTalk" (For not-yet-marrieds), and "The Art of Loving Well" (for everyone), has also featured in his TBN UK television show, also called The Art of Loving Well, which has aired in Europe and Africa.

Back in his youth he once ran a sub-four minute mile and has completed a couple of London marathons, but nowadays he prefers "board" meetings - especially snowboard and stand up paddleboard meetings!

Negarle a una persona el derecho a saber algo que es cierto es inmoral y posiblemente la mayor tragedia de todas. Esto significa que, puesto que Dios, Jesús y la Escritura son verdaderos entonces retener esa información es simplemente erróneo. Rice Broocks trae un libro clave sobre cómo lograr que la necesidad lógica de proclamar el Evangelio, se convierta en nuestra máxima prioridad.

Así como el libro, God’s Not Dead, establecía el razonamiento lógico de la existencia de Dios, y el Mesías, hombre y mito, estableció la existencia e identidad de Jesucristo, ahora Rice Broocks trae un libro clave sobre cómo lograr que la necesidad lógica de proclamar el Evangelio, se convierta en nuestra máxima prioridad.

De hecho, es en verdad el máximo asunto de justicia y, por lo tanto, el más importante de todos los derechos humanos. Consciente o inconscientemente, hoy muchos creen que demostrar la tolerancia es más importante que la verdad.

Fundamentalmente, el derecho a conocer la verdad es aún mayor que la libertad de creer. Dado que Jesucristo es la verdad, no se le puede negar a la humanidad el derecho a oír hablar de él, tomar su propia decisión y luego tener la libertad para contarle a otros.

Este libro único ha sido escrito para lograr los siguientes objetivos:

• Replantear el Evangelio como una cuestión de derechos humanos…

• Restablecer el Evangelio como nuestra prioridad…

• Explicar por qué la verdad existe, en primer lugar…

• Defender la verdad de la biblia…

• Explicar por qué el diseño y propósito de Dios hace que los problemas de género absurdos…

• Mostrar que la inmoralidad es mala independientemente de la ley humana…

¿Qué es la verdad? ¿Realmente existe Dios? ¿Es la Biblia verdadera? Todo esto será examinado más detalladamente en este libro. Jesús afirma que él es la verdad, no sólo habla la verdad. Por tanto, si Cristo es la verdad, y todos merecen saber lo que es verdadero, entonces el derecho más esencial de todos es conocer a Jesucristo y a darlo a conocer.

Un libro diferente de evangelismo.

Rice Broocks

Rice Broocks es cofundador de la familia de iglesias Every Nation, la cual actualmente tiene iglesias y campus ministeriales en más de setenta naciones. También es pastor principal de la iglesia multiétnica y con múltiples localidades Bethel World Outreach Church en Nashville, Tennessee. Rice es autor de varios libros, incluyendo Dios no está muerto, The Purple Book, y Every Nation in Our Generation. Graduado de la Universidad Estatal de Mississippi, tiene una maestría del Seminario Teológico Reformado y un doctorado del Seminario Teológico Fuller.

Many Christians believe we need to choose between fighting injustice and communicating the good news of Jesus Christ. But what if failing to speak the truth is ultimately the greatest injustice of all? If we truly believe the human heart is the source of injustice and the gospel is the only real solution, shouldn’t sharing the gospel’s transforming truth be our highest priority?

With his thoughtful, accessible style, Rice Broocks explores why knowing the gospel is, in fact, every person’s greatest right—and therefore the greatest justice issue of our time. Drawing on contemporary stories and rich historical sources, The Human Right answers the question, What is truth? frames evangelism as a human rights issue, explains why secularism lacks the foundation to ground human rights, gives evidence for the existence of the human soul, and describes how the Bible has shaped the modern world.

The Human Right urges us persuasively toward a renewed conviction that our ultimate calling is to proclaim the gospel—the only truth that has the power to change our world, to change us, from the inside out.

Rice Broocks

Dr. Rice Broocks is a cofounder of Every Nation and is a senior minister at Bethel World Outreach Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He also serves on the Every Nation Apostolic Council. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies and a doctorate in missiology, and has authored several books including God’s Not Dead, Man, Myth, Messiah, and The Human Right. With a team of apologists and scientists, he focuses on equipping college students around the world to defend their faith through the God’s Not Dead event series. Dr. Rice and his wife, Jody, are based in Franklin, Tennessee, and have five children.

“Ron Lewis has helped more young people answer the Call to ministry than anybody I know. These principles will guide you confidently into the purposes of God.”

Dr. Rice Broocks, Co-founder, Every Nation,

Author of God’s Not Dead and Man, Myth, Messiah

WHAT IS FULL-TIME MINISTRY?

“‘Come follow me,’ Jesus said, ‘and I will send you out to fish for people.’ At once, they left their nets and followed him.” Matthew 4:19-20

What do you think of when you hear the phrase, “full-time ministry?” Maybe you think of a man in a collar or flowing robes, a preacher on TV, or a missionary in the bush of Africa, the frozen tundra of Siberia, or the jungles of the Amazon. Perhaps you think of a campus minister who has helped you get to know Jesus in a personal way. To a degree, these can all be examples of full-time ministry. From here on, when I use the phrase “full-time ministry,” I am mindful that all ministry—in every sphere of life—is a full-time calling. However, for the sake of clarity in this book, when I refer to full-time ministry, I am referring to a man or woman whose primary occupation is gospel ministry and all it entails.

Full-time ministry is a job, a vocation, and a career, but, as we will see, it is so much more.

This subject is often misunderstood and usually brings with it a handful of questions:

•Does God want you to go into full-time ministry? (Chapter 2)

•What is the real difference between a Christian who works a “secular job” and a full-time minister? (Chapter 3)

•Does it please God more if you are a full-time minister? (Chapter 3)

•If I go into ministry, where do I begin? (Chapter 5)

•What will it cost me to follow Jesus into full-time ministry? (Chapter 7)

•How can I be paid for doing Christian ministry? (Chapter 9)

Ron Lewis
For more than 25 years, Ron Lewis has been a leader and innovator in Christian ministry, planting churches, pastoring, funding projects for orphans, serving persecuted churches, and raising up a generation of young people to further God’s kingdom. His unique ability to connect vision with action has resulted in dozens of initiatives that have helped lives, and shaping churches worldwide.

Upon graduating from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Ron helped establish a campus ministry that grew into a diverse, multi-site congregation, King’s Park International Church. Immediately following 9/11, with the help of Every Nation Churches, Ron co-founded a dynamic, growing church in New York City (Every Nation New York) The church is reaching the greater metropolitan area of New York City with five sites and extending into New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Ron has helped start more than 100 churches in the United States and multiple nations around the world; most all are known for being multi-ethnic. Ron has founded numerous ministries and organizations including Jordan Lewis Missions, the award-winning Youth Life Foundation of the Triangle, and more. Ron is a graduate of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and received his theological training from Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the author of Standing on the Word, Answering the Call, and contributed to Living the Second Mile Life which was edited by Bill Bright as his last book.

Ron resides in Raleigh-Durham, NC, and New York City, with his wife Lynette Lewis who is an inspirational speaker, business consultant, and author of Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos and Remember the Roses. Ron and Lynette frequently travel and minister together in churches, conferences, and with leadership teams. They have four sons, twin daughters, three beautiful daughters-in-law, and three grandchildren.

For centuries the story of South Africa could not be told without reference to race, along with its two cousins of tribe and class. The colonial history of our nation, followed in 1948 by Apartheid as a system of ordering society, ensured that racism is a foundational fault-line in the nation. To use biblical language, racism became our national idolatry. Much pain and suffering went into the Struggle to dismantle race as a basis for ordering our national life. The father of the South African nation, Nelson Mandela, is a symbol of how much sacrifice South Africans had to make to end racism. In focussing the search light of Scripture on the foundational sin of our nation, Roger deploys one of the most powerful weapons available to the Christian world to a rather stubborn demon in our national life. There are no slogans, philosophical arguments or worn-out rhetoric in the book. For that, one must look elsewhere. This is rather a book about ordinary folk wrestling before a holy God with the sin of their nation and putting their lives on the line. In this way they have become witnesses, not in words only, but in their daily lives, of the efficacy of the Christian faith to save and redeem us from the tragedy of racism.

Roger Pearce
Roger and his wife, Nicola, are the lead elders of the Every Nation church in Rosebank (previously called His People), and head up the ten Every Nation congregations in Johannesburg. Roger also leads the Every Nation Apostolic Leadership Team in Africa. He has a distinct leadership gift and has walked a journey with many churches, teams, and companies, helping them overcome relational obstacles and come into their next season. Roger addresses contemporary issues through his bimonthly YouTube video blogs on the Every Nation Southern Africa channel.

¿Existió realmente Jesús?

La búsqueda del Jesús histórico sigue siendo noticia de primera plana. Cualquier teoría especulativa parece llamar inmediatamente la atención, mientras continúa el debate sobre su verdadera identidad y las afirmaciones hechas en su nombre. ¿Existió realmente Jesús? ¿Hay evidencia histórica real que demuestra que vivió y de que realmente dijo e hizo las cosas registradas en los Evangelios? ¿Tienen validez las afirmaciones especulativas de que la historia de Jesús es un mito, y de que fue tomada de una variedad de culturas paganas de la antigüedad?

En esta secuela del libro Dios no está muerto (que inspiró la película homónima), Rice Broocks examina la evidencia del Jesús histórico y expone las ideas de los escépticos que afirman que Jesús fue una figura ficticia de la mitología antigua. También examina la fiabilidad de los registros de los Evangelios, así como la evidencia de la resurrección que valida su identidad como el Mesías prometido. El lanzamiento de Hombre. Mito. Mesías coincidirá con la presentación de la secuela de la película Dios no está muerto, que cubrirá el mismo tema.

Rice Broocks

Rice Broocks es cofundador de la familia de iglesias Every Nation, la cual actualmente tiene iglesias y campus ministeriales en más de setenta naciones. También es pastor principal de la iglesia multiétnica y con múltiples localidades Bethel World Outreach Church en Nashville, Tennessee. Rice es autor de varios libros, incluyendo Dios no está muerto, The Purple Book, y Every Nation in Our Generation. Graduado de la Universidad Estatal de Mississippi, tiene una maestría del Seminario Teológico Reformado y un doctorado del Seminario Teológico Fuller.

Thammie and I wrote this book because we wanted to share to our readers how they can have a great sex life. Yes! Great! not good but GREAT! Every time somebody tells you they are doing good, what it really means is that “IT IS BORING”.

But have you heard someone say WE’RE GREAT! You know they have move beyond the same boring stuff and found a way to level up, spice up and enjoy the wonderful gift of sex. This book was written for both singles and married people. We had you in mind when we were writing this book.

Dennis Sy

Dennis Sy is the senior pastor of Victory Greenhills and the author of three best-selling books: Rich for Life, Act Like a Man and Great Sex Book. He is taking up his Master’s Degree Program on Leadership at Wheaton College, Illinois.

He is married to Thammie Sy, a certified child labor coach, and has four kids of his own.

He also blogs regularly at dennissy.com.

Plenty of parenting books focus on how to fix bad behavior. Not so many focus on how to cultivate a child's heart. Even fewer focus on how to deal with our own hearts as parents.

My First, Second & Third Attempts at Parenting is not a how-to book. It's a collection of stories and reflections designed to help you discover the elusive, yet most important, part of parenting: the heart. Chapter by chapter, story by story, we will examine God's heart toward children and our hearts as parents, as well as how we can prepare our children's hearts to know and love their heavenly Father.

Steve Murrell
Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Marie Bonifacio candidly shares with women, single or married, lessons and treasures from her walk with God in Secrets My Father Told Me, based on her well-loved blog series. Filled with light and life, each of the 45 devotions springs from her vibrant experiences as a woman, a wife, and a mother, from her interactions with God in prayer, and from her reflections from His Word. Complete with personal application challenges and including special seasonal reflections, every devotional is meant to be mulled on and lived out for the week. Take your time and you’ll have a reading companion for the rest of the year!

Marie Bonifacio

Marie Antonio Bonifacio is a writer and blogger who loves to paint with all colors of the rainbow and speak on topics concerning women, marriage, and family. She has a degree in Broadcast Communication and has been married for 34 years to her hubby, Joey. Of her passion, she says, “I want to inspire women to be free to be the women God made them to be.”

Marie, with her husband Joey divides their time between Singapore and Manila, as they minister together at Every Nation Church Singapore. They have three married sons, four grandchildren, and a shih tzu named Vito.

“So be strong, act like a man!” – 1 Kings 2:2

Act like a man and join the revolution. It’s time we take back our manhood.

This country needs men who will stand for what is right. Men who will not bow down to what is easy and comfortable. This book is a great wake up call for men to take their place and know who they are in Christ. I highly recommend this book for boys who want to be men and for men who want to be men in their homes and offices!
- Marvin Germo, Mr. Stock Smarts

This book clearly redefines our paradigm of the ideal man. It spreads itself across all areas of our lives and is subtly rich in biblical references and life changing facts. It’s a no-nonsense, thought-provoking and eye-opening guide to manhood. It makes you look at your life from a different perspective and gives you a meaningful spiritual insight on how to act not just like a man, but like a real man of Christ.

Joe D Mango, DJ of the Radio Show Love Notes

From boyhood to manhood, this is what this book is all about. Becoming a real man is not automatic, but it must be deliberate and strategic. I thank God for godly men who mentored and trained me to become one. If you do not have someone to mentor you, allow Dennis Sy to help you and guide you the ABC's of manhood. From being a single to dating and courtship, to marriage and even raising your children. This book is full packed with godly principles and advice on how to become a real man.

Chinkee Tan, Mr. Chink Positive, best-selling author and speaker

Pastor Dennis understands that if a man seriously embraces God’s design for him, that man will be more secure and so will the women and children God brings to his life. In this book, he simply and clearly writes about God’s purpose for man from a biblical perspective. He writes about man as king, warrior, mentor, friend and more. Reading through this book made my heart hopeful that there will be more and more men who will rise up to live and fulfill what God has called them to be. Read this book and gift the men you know with a copy. They will thank you for it!

Coney Reyes , Award Winning Actress

Thank you, pastor Dennis for writing this book. It is a message that generations of boys need to hear. It removes excuses and challenges boys to become Men. Boys like an adventure, what better adventure can a boy embark upon that finding their manhood. It's time to man up!

Lee Concepcion, Two-time Swimming Olympian

If you're a man and think that you don't need to read this book, then think again. Because "pride comes before the fall,” every man needs to read Act Like a Man with humility and learn and re-learn what we need to know and do to "man up"! Because every Proverbs 31 wife needs a Proverbs 31 man, every husband needs to read Act Like a Man. Because our sons and daughters desperately need fathers who are man enough to hug their children, Dads need to read Act Like a Man.
All POGI men need to read this book to keep on being POGI! Read this and reap!"

Ardy Roberto, Best-selling author of Real Men are POGI

"One of the reasons why I am such a big fan of Dennis Sy is because of his no-nonsense, direct-to-the-point, honest and timely approach to successful living. Act Like a Man is a book which is so timely as many men have lost grasp of what true manhood is about amidst the hysteria of commercialism, pluralism, relativism and the many 'isms' of the 21st century. This is a highly recommendable book to all the men (and women) who needs an awakening on their true purpose in life."

Randell Tiongson, Philippine Daily Inquirer Columnist and Best Selling Author

“Act Like A Man” scratches where all men itch! I read through this book in a few hours (I could not put it down)- and found myself reflecting, praying and making decisions for my life-change. This is a must-read for every man (and every woman who has a man in her life) who wants to live in the full life that God planned for him. Thank Thank you for writing this book, Pastor Dennis!

Pastor Hiram Pangilinan, senior pastor of Church So Blessed

Dennis Sy

Dennis Sy is the senior pastor of Victory Greenhills and the author of three best-selling books: Rich for Life, Act Like a Man and Great Sex Book. He is taking up his Master’s Degree Program on Leadership at Wheaton College, Illinois.

He is married to Thammie Sy, a certified child labor coach, and has four kids of his own.

He also blogs regularly at dennissy.com

100 Years from Now explores the importance of understanding mission, values, and culture in order to grow and sustain a movement for generations. 

Over the next century, the world will see changes we can’t even imagine. Advances in technology, shifts in demographics, and developments in global politics will all play a part in dramatically transforming our future.

But this book is not about predicting the future—it’s about understanding the principles that will shape it.

Scores of youth-oriented church-planting movements have come and gone quickly over the last century, many of them with the potential to literally change the world for Christ. Unfortunately, most didn’t survive because they were unable to maintain what made them so effective in their first twenty years. The same mission, values, and culture that inspire movements must also sustain them.

Simple to say. Not so easy to do.

100 Years from Now explores the importance of understanding mission, values, and culture in order to grow and sustain a movement for generations.

100 Years from Now invites a truly global conversation on what the Spirit is saying to the churches about God’s mission for every nation.

Dr. Timoteo Gener
President and Professor of Theology, Asian Theological Seminary

In the same manner in which scripture urges us to consider our lives in retrospect, as though from the edge of the grave, Steve Murrell calls us to consider our times and the current course of nations from the perspective of a hundred years ahead. He is a seasoned statesman who helps us understand the challenges and the stirring possibilities we face today in fulfilling the Great Commission. No follower of Jesus should be without this book.

Stephen Mansfield
Best-Selling Author and Speaker

Moses asked God long ago to “teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” Steve Murrell has been living a life of numbered days since I first met him nineteen years ago. Even though our small congregation was just starting, Steve was already preparing the next generation of leaders to succeed him. In this book, Steve shares the secrets to process, culture, and relationship that enable the passing of the baton to the next generation. Read it, because Steve has lived a life of numbered days.

Gordon Robertson
CEO, The Christian Broadcasting Network

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Many people are desperate to get rich but are clueless on how to. In this book, Pastor Dennis Sy will show you

-How to take control of your money and not money take control of you.
-How to pay off your debt.
-How God can richly provide for your needs.
-How to be rich for life without trying really hard.
-How to release God’s abundant provision for you in spite of your limited income.
-How your church can move in radical generosity.
-How God’s grace can transform your financial life.

Filled with stories of people who have practiced the principles shared in this book will inspire you on your own journey to becoming rich for life!!!

Dennis Sy

Dennis Sy is the senior pastor of Victory Greenhills and the author of three best-selling books: Rich for Life, Act Like a Man and Great Sex Book. He is taking up his Master’s Degree Program on Leadership at Wheaton College, Illinois.

He is married to Thammie Sy, a certified child labor coach, and has four kids of his own.

He also blogs regularly at dennissy.com

The goal of God's Not Dead: Evidence for God in an Age of Uncertainty is straightforward: to help readers develop a faith that is real and credible and strong enough to help others find faith in God. To that end, Rice Broocks outlines a roadmap that guides seekers to acknowledge the most basic truths of Christianity: There is overwhelming and exciting evidence for God s existence The God who exists is indeed the God of the Bible God has revealed his nature through his Son, Jesus Christ As shown during the movie, this is the original book on which the main character bases much of his debate points with the atheistic professor. Persuasive arguments crafted with tools borrowed from logic, science, and philosophy, as well as scripture, solidify the faith of the Christian reader and provide starting points for discussions with skeptics. With clear, easy-to-follow explanations of key concepts and controversies, God s Not Dead is apologetics for the twenty-first century, presented in layman s terms. Readers will be empowered not only to talk about their own faith with confidence but to lead others to a relationship with Jesus.

Rice Broocks

Dr. Rice Broocks is a cofounder of Every Nation and is a senior minister at Bethel World Outreach Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He also serves on the Every Nation Apostolic Council. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies and a doctorate in missiology, and has authored several books including God’s Not Dead, Man, Myth, Messiah, and The Human Right. With a team of apologists and scientists, he focuses on equipping college students around the world to defend their faith through the God’s Not Dead event series. Dr. Rice and his wife, Jody, are based in Franklin, Tennessee, and have five children.

They’ve been made since the 1950s and come in different shapes, sizes, colors and boxes.

Despite their differences and the year they were made LEGOs have the ability to do one thing: Connect to the top and connect at the bottom, because they can do that – LEGO pieces can create just about any shape there is.

Similarly, in Christ we are wired on the inside to connect to God and with one another. Regardless of where we come from, our skin color or our denominational “box” we have the power to connect to God and to one another. And because we can do that we can pretty much shape the world we live in.

Discipleship is still the game-changer that can transform the world through Christ. The LEGO Principle features fourteen Christ-centered lessons on discipleship designed to activate Christians in pews to take action. Go and make disciples!

About Joey Bonifacio
Disciple of Christ.
Best friend of Marie.
Father of
Joseph, David and Joshua.
Grand-dad to
Philip, Lucas, Elijah, Sophia, and Manu.

“Helping people discover, develop, and release their God-given purpose.”

In this book, he openly tells how he overcame many of his life challenges, including an unhealthy self-image due to sexual abuse as a young boy. He shares about the consequences of his violent temper, drug and alcohol abuse, depression, infidelity, and suicide attempt.

Joe’s turnaround experience are highlighted in every chapter as he brags about his mentors who taught him principles and values that helped him turn his life around.

Today, Joe is fulfilling his destiny as a motivational speaker, encouraging and inspiring people in the business community, educational institutions, as well as church conferences worldwide.

Let the story of his journey inspire you to fulfill your purpose and destiny.

Joe Onosai

Joe Onosai is a former standout American football player from the University of Hawai’i and was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League. Because of a career-ending injury to his neck that left him partially paralyzed, he was forced to retire in his very first season. Devastated and discouraged, Joe eventually recovered from his paralysis and competed in the World’s Strongest Man Contest for seven years and was a two-time finalist representing the South Pacific Islands of Samoa and Hawai’i.

Born in America Somoa, his family moved to Hawai’i when Joe was a young boy. He was raised in what was considered to be one of the worst neighborhoods on the island of O’ahu, Hawai’i. Although he grew up to be a very successful athlete, his personal life was in total chaos.

Is your work deeply satisfying? Do you look forward to Monday morning and the start of each new day? If you could do anything in the world without fear of failing, what would you do?

Whether you're stuck in a dead-end job or are living the career of your dreams, Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos is your go-to guide for life as a woman in the working world. You'll hear the stories of incredible women who made that precarious climb up the ladder while keeping their fashionable stilettos and heart intact. Drawing from their stories and her own, Lynette Lewis shares the secrets to purposeful work, including how to:

create a purpose statement for your life and work
follow the "four principles of promotion"
establish a "personal board of directors"
keep enduring when unrecognized, unrewarded, and underpaid
discover gifts in surprising places, and more!

Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos will help you discover new joy, meaning, success, and satisfaction in your life's work. Why spend your time on anything less?

Lynnette Lewis

Lynette Lewis is a business consultant, author, and sought-after speaker in both corporate and Christian venues. Her book, Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos has received recognition from numerous sources. An often-quoted expert on marketing, PR, and branding, her 28-year career includes senior positions in New York City. Lynette and her husband, Ron Lewis, are founders of StopChildTraffickingNow.org.

Thirty stories of famous people throughout history who had an unexpected encounter with God. You've heard about the people and how they changed the course of history. But you've probably never heard the most extraordinary part of the story!

Stories include: Alexander the Great, Emperor Constantine, Joan of Arc, Christopher Columbus, George Washington, Blaise Pascal, Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Catherine Marshall, Martin Luther King, Jr., "Pistol" Pete Maravich, Capt. Scott O'Grady, and many more.

Walter Walker

Walt Walker dedicated his life to Christ at the age of 16. After graduating from the University of Tennessee, he worked for 15 years as a campus minister. In 1990 became the Editorial Director at Creation House Books, a division of Strang Communications. He has been a collaborating writer on 14 books for various publishers.

Walt Walker currently works as a freelance writer. Along with his wife, Linda, and his children, Anna, Jennie, and John, they live in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Anna and Jennie are students at Florida State University.

Preparing for Victory Weekend is a seven-lesson Bible study guide, designed to prepare you to participate in Victory Weekend.

Living the Christian life means Christ transforms us to look more like him, including being free from spiritual bondage. Preparing for Victory Weekend is a seven-lesson Bible study guide, designed to prepare you to participate in Victory Weekend.

Topics include:

• First Things First
• The Storm-Proof Life
• Spiritual House Cleaning
• Leave the Old Life
• Holy, Holy, Holy
• Spiritual Power
• Family and Friends

This book is a prerequisite to participating in Victory Weekend. Follow this study with Victory Weekend.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Este es el LIBRO MORADO en español, estudios bíblicos fundamentales para edificar discípulos sólidos.

Este es un estudio bíblico de 12 lecciones en español diseñado para establecer un fundamento sólido que capacitará al seguidor serio de Cristo a mantenerse firme y crecer fuerte en la fe cristiana.

1. Pecado y Salvación
2. Señorío y Obediencia
3. Arrepentimiento y Bautismo
4. El Espíritu Santo y Los Dones Espirituales
5. Hambre Espiritual y la Palabra de Dios
6. Discipulado y Liderazgo
7. Familia Espiritual y Vida de la Iglesia
8. Oración y Adoración
9. Fe y Esperanza
10. Prosperidad Bíblica y Generosidad
11. Evangelismo y Misiones Mundiales
12. Resurrección y Juicio

¡Más de un millón de ejemplares del LIBRO MORADO están circulando en el mundo!

Rice Broocks

La Dra. Rice Broocks es cofundadora de Every Nation y es una ministra principal de la Iglesia Bethel World Outreach en Nashville, Tennessee. También es miembro del Consejo Apostólico de Cada Nación. Tiene una maestría en estudios teológicos y un doctorado en misiología, y es autor de varios libros, incluidos Dios no ha muerto, El hombre, el mito, el Mesías y El derecho humano. Con un equipo de apologistas y científicos, se enfoca en equipar a estudiantes universitarios de todo el mundo para defender su fe a través de la serie de eventos God’s Not Dead. El Dr. Rice y su esposa, Jody, viven en Franklin, Tennessee y tienen cinco hijos.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell es el cofundador y presidente de Every Nation, una familia global de iglesias con trabajo ministerial en ochenta naciones. Es el pastor fundador de Victory en Manila, Filipinas, y es autor de varios libros, incluidos The Multiplication Challenge y WikiChurch, y es coautor de The Purple Book. Steve tiene un doctorado en ministerio del Seminario Teológico de Asbury y se dedica a desarrollar líderes. Él y su esposa, Deborah, tienen tres hijos y siete nietos y dividen su tiempo entre Nashville y Manila.

In response to ongoing conversation about racial injustice, Justin Gray of Every Nation Music and William Murrell of Every Nation Seminary were asked to create a six-week devotional guide for our Nashville office. Justin and William have been facilitating discussion on racial reconciliation in small groups and on campuses for several years.

Justin Gray

Justin is the director of Every Nation Music, a global community of songwriters. He is passionate about training songwriters and helping churches make the connection between music and discipleship. In addition to his musical work with Every Nation Music, he has written and produced songs for The Winans family, Out of Eden, Mary Mary, CitiPointe Worship, and Common Hymnal, among others. He and his wife, Mashon, live in Nashville, Tennessee, with their four kids. Justin serves as a volunteer member of the pastoral team at his local church.

William Murrell

William Murrell is the launch director of Every Nation Seminary. William studied church history and the history of world religions obtaining a masters’ degree from the University of Oxford and a doctorate degree from Vanderbilt University. He and his wife Rachel have four children.

This reading plan will take you from the Old Testament to the New Testament, recounting moments where God has shown his power and faithfulness to his people.

“Faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.”—Romans 10:17

The truths found in Scripture sustain and build great faith, no matter what our circumstances may be. Heroes of faith throughout history have shown us that when our eyes are focused on Christ, his gospel gives us peace and unshakable hope. He is the solid rock, our living water, our provider, and so much more.

This reading plan will take you from the Old Testament to the New Testament, recounting moments where God has shown his power and faithfulness to his people. Each day includes a passage, a faith confession to read out loud over yourself, and journaling lines for personal notes and prayer items.

The promises in the Bible are yours to hold on to. God wants to equip you with faith strong enough to overcome any obstacle and defeat any enemy. Allow the Holy Spirit to stretch your expectations of what he will do in these forty days. Let’s build great faith in our great God.

Cassandra Johnson

Cassandra Johnson works with the Every Nation global communications team as a storyteller and digital marketer. Before joining the communications team, she served as a campus missionary in Nashville, Tennessee, for four years. She studied English and Medicine, Health, and Society at Vanderbilt University. Cassandra and her dog, Ozzy, live in Nashville and are surrounded by houseplants. 

Paul Barker

Paul Barker is the Chief Operations Officer at the Nashville office of Every Nation. He has preached and trained pastors, leaders, and campus missionaries around the world for over forty years. Paul and his wife, Aleta, have four children, all actively involved in the ministry, and nine grandchildren. They recently celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary.

Carlos Antonio

Carlos Antonio is the Director of Global Communications for Every Nation. He gave his life to Christ during a youth camp hosted by our Every Nation church in Manila, Philippines. He began volunteering on the college campus in Manila and served for several years as a full-time campus missionary in his alma mater, The University of the Philippines–Diliman. In 2003, he transitioned from the campus to work in the administrative office for Every Nation Philippines. He also served as one of the pastors for Victory’s Fort Bonifacio congregation. In 2016, Carlos and his family moved to Nashville, Tennessee, for his current role, and they are active members at their local Every Nation church, Bethel World Outreach Church, where he enjoys equipping new leaders on leadership, discipleship, and strategic communication.

Carlos is married to his college crush, Belle, and they have four beautiful girls.

This book is designed to cultivate your skill, creativity, and engagement as a songwriter. If you have an interest in songwriting, we want to help you.

A workbook for Christian songwriters wanting to write songs with good theology, gospel mission, and global diversity.

“Movements aren’t sustained by preaching and writing alone, but by the music and art that communicate the vision of the movement.”
—Steve Murrell, President of Every Nation Churches & Ministries

“We should rise above our inferiority complex that pushes us to sing songs from a few artists. Even if our songs are terrible, we should still write them.”
—Malcom Duplessis, South African Church Planter and Song Publisher

This book is designed to cultivate your skill, creativity, and engagement as a songwriter. If you have an interest in songwriting, we want to help you.

Worship music is an integral part of how we engage God. So it’s important that our music not only be creatively inspiring but also anchored in scripture and biblical community.

Western worship music has contributed much to church culture around the world; however, statistics show that there is an overwhelming lack of multicultural representation in worship music globally. The world needs more songwriters who are ready and able to contribute a more well-rounded expression of worship.

Over the last several years, Every Nation Music has partnered with churches to host songwriting workshops with an emphasis on multicultural collaboration. We have worked to cultivate a global community of songwriters to serve the local church by writing songs that are technically sound and theologically accurate. This book is an extension of these workshops, packaged so that anyone anywhere can get the tools they need to write songs that honor God. We believe that you can make a significant musical contribution to how God is worshiped in the nations of the world.

The Worship Writers Workbook features:

• practical breakdowns of the elements of a song with examples, insights, and inspiration from songwriters and musicians across history and across genres;
• simplified exploration of multiple disciplines including Church history, biblical worship, songwriting technique, and artistic expression;
• training materials that emphasize diversity, collaboration, and gospel mission;
• songwriting exercises, assessments, reflection questions, and prompts;
• and blank journal space for you to write up to 50 songs, with a “toolbox” to inspire and guide you.

Justin Gray

Justin is the director of Every Nation Music, a global community of songwriters. He is passionate about training songwriters and helping churches make the connection between music and discipleship. In addition to his musical work with Every Nation Music, he has written and produced songs for The Winans family, Out of Eden, Mary Mary, CitiPointe Worship, and Common Hymnal, among others. He and his wife, Mashon, live in Nashville, Tennessee, with their four kids. Justin serves as a volunteer member of the pastoral team at his local church.

Kelsie Capitano

Kelsie is a musician, songwriter, and graphic designer. She grew up around the world between Canada, New Zealand, the Philippines, and the United States, and studied music business at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. She and her husband, Lance, live in New York City and love to travel.

Engage in the heart of parenting and discipleship in the home along with Steve and William Murrell in this five-day devotional.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Church Community is designed to help believers understand church life and the mission, vision, and core values of Every Nation churches.

When God calls us to himself, he also calls us into a family: his Church. Church Community is designed to help believers understand church life and the mission, vision, and core values of Every Nation churches.

Topics include:

• Pattern
• Purpose
• Pastors
• Provision
• Participation

About Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

The Purple Book is a twelve-part Bible study keyed to the TNIV and designed to help new believers and longtime followers of Jesus stand firm and grow strong in the Christian life.

Have you done The Purple Book?

From students and scholars to parents, kids, rock stars, and professional athletes, people all over the world are doing The Purple Book.

Why? Because they’re looking for a foundation that no storm in life will prevail against—and a heart that’s shaped and guided by the knowledge of God’s Word.

The Purple Book is a twelve-part Bible study keyed to the TNIV and designed to help new believers and longtime followers of Jesus stand firm and grow strong in the Christian life. Take the challenge to build the foundation of your life on the Word of God.

Do The Purple Book.

Rice Broocks

Dr. Rice Broocks is a cofounder of Every Nation and is a senior minister at Bethel World Outreach Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He also serves on the Every Nation Apostolic Council. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies and a doctorate in missiology, and has authored several books including God’s Not Dead, Man, Myth, Messiah, and The Human Right. With a team of apologists and scientists, he focuses on equipping college students around the world to defend their faith through the God’s Not Dead event series. Dr. Rice and his wife, Jody, are based in Franklin, Tennessee, and have five children.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Empowering Leaders teaches four elements of leadership multiplication and helps disciples become leaders who can develop other leaders.

If you’re faced with a shortage of spiritual leaders, it’s time to develop an empowering leadership culture. Empowering Leaders teaches four elements of leadership multiplication and helps disciples become leaders who can develop other leaders.

Topics include:

• Servant Leadership
• Leadership Development
• Identification
• Instruction
• Impartation
• Internship

About Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Iron Sharpens Iron is a six-lesson Bible study designed to help men get in the Word and into each other’s lives.

Proverbs teaches us that we should be spiritually sharp, we cannot sharpen ourselves, and we need others to sharpen us. Iron Sharpens Iron is a six-lesson Bible study designed to help men get in the Word and into each other’s lives. By participating in a discipleship group and embracing the five commitments of a Spiritual Ironman, you will remain sharp, and you will help sharpen others.

Lessons include:

• Man and His God
• Man and His Integrity
• Man and His Work
• Man and His Family
• Man and His Money
• Man and His Ministry

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

The Purple Book Study Guide will help you establish a solid biblical foundation necessary to build a
storm-proof life.

The Purple Book Study Guide will help you establish a solid biblical foundation necessary to build a storm-proof life. Storms and trials are inevitable, but when you build your life on Christ, you can remain standing.

Topics include:

• Sin and Salvation
• Lordship and Obedience
• Repentance and Baptism
• The Holy Spirit and Spiritual Gifts
• Spiritual Hunger and God’s Word
• Discipleship and Leadership
• Spiritual Family and Church Life
• Prayer and Worship
• Faith and Hope
• Biblical Prosperity and Generosity
• Evangelism and World Missions
• Resurrection and Judgment

This study guide was written to accompany The Purple Book.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

One2One was written as a simple tool to aid in personal follow-up and discipleship.

Personal follow-up and discipleship. That’s the Great Commission. That’s what this little book is all about.

One2One was written as a simple tool to aid in personal follow-up and discipleship. It’s a guide. It cannot make a disciple, but it can help you make one.

Most importantly, it helps a new disciple get the right start.

Topics include:

• Salvation
• Lordship
• Repentance
• Baptism
• Devotion
• The Church
• Discipleship

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

Victory Weekend is a twelve-lesson study guide to help you understand and walk in the freedom that Christ won for us at the cross.

Living the Christian life means Christ transforms us to look more like him, including being free from spiritual bondage. Victory Weekend is a twelve-lesson study guide to help you understand and walk in the freedom that Christ won for us at the cross. You’ll establish spiritual foundations, experience spiritual freedom, and be encouraged to live a life of spiritual fruitfulness through this study.

Topics include:

• Purpose
• Transformation
• The Cross
• Power
• Identity
• Reconciliation
• Truth
• Purity
• Freedom
• Faith
• Baptism
• Discipleship

This book is the follow-up to Preparing For Victory Weekend, which is required to participate.

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.

It was written to help individuals and churches get started in the discipleship process in a way that will ensure maximum fruitfulness.

Making Disciples gives a simple, biblical definition of discipleship, rather than a complicated theological definition based on a particular church tradition. It was written to help individuals and churches get started in the discipleship process in a way that will ensure maximum fruitfulness. You’ll get a clear discipleship process that any church can adapt to meet its evangelism, discipleship, and maturity needs.

Topics include:

• What Is Discipleship?
• Engage
• Establish
• Equip
• Empower
• What Is a Discipleship Group?
• How Can I Lead a Discipleship Group Meeting?
• Who’s Next?
• What’s Next?

Steve Murrell

Steve Murrell is the cofounder and president of Every Nation, a global family of churches with ministry work in eighty nations. He is the founding pastor of Victory in Manila, Philippines, and has authored several books including The Multiplication Challenge and WikiChurch, and is a coauthor of The Purple Book. Steve holds a doctor of ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary and is dedicated to developing leaders. He and his wife, Deborah, have three sons and seven grandchildren and split their time between Nashville and Manila.