I just finished my autobiography that deals with sexual addiction, rage, depression and everything in between and don’t know which direction to go. I’ve been in touch with some Hybrid companies: TBN, CFP, and Lucid books but don’t know if this is the best way to go. How do I find a Christian literary agent? Do I need a literary agent to publish a Christian book? Most of the bigger traditional Christian Book Publishers are not open to submissions from unknown authors(Very Christian of them🤦🏻‍♂️) Any help you can give would be highly appreciated. God Bless

A short devotional style book that addresses to the issue of avoiding bitterness when the unspeakable happens. How does one overcome bitterness when life has been cruel or unfair to you? Follow Naomi's journey from bitterness to fulfillment in this essay, "Call Me Mara No Longer". Available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Call-Me-Mara-No-Longer/dp/0578376296/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3U86J1MTBZQML&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ShUT9NlGPoXOl216FnQIMdo7c7iSC_-xzDRyztEnqsth9MOhdpCV_SzQ13oT34Yec4aQBsGD7-_ZIKl_pYMLWAsTTh0aV58MmDK507rS0D9PQoObgsPOr91cNkxbzh1WPePQRfZdMz2zqb_bn2KQBw.z-yVI2g_nn64mQ8EJjmBn9Adp2VAE0iggbAH3LQoZc0&dib_tag=se&keywords=call+me+mara+no+longer&qid=1737750357&sprefix=call+me+mara+no+longer%2Caps%2C83&sr=8-1

It took me a long time to keep reading this book. I started with the first 3 pages and I hated every moment of it, not because the writing was bad, but because the story of this young child was so infuriating that I wanted to punch the characters and save her from this atrocious disaster; her father was an absolute disgrace and her mother was such a wretch she ditched her own daughter just to be wanted and desired by a man who didn't want her, I couldn't. And don't get me started on the "nanny".

It took me close to a month to pick that book up again since it made me so mad.

I've watched the movie regularly for months, loving every part of it. However, it took me reading the book to catch that Sarah was trapped with Duke when she was young and then a Duchess! I mean.

I haven't finished it, I'm at chapter 3 or 4. I'm not a slow reader, but this book is so difficult to read because it's so true and raw. I love the book but I also hate that such things exist in our world. Destroying a child is so easy, SO easy. I love that books can be so meaningful even through a fiction story. It makes me want to be such a good person for them because you don't know who's destroying them.

And I ADORE that God is included. I need more Christian romances, any recommendations????

Teaching children about faith through engaging stories and relatable characters is invaluable. It shapes their values, fosters empathy, and nurtures a strong spiritual foundation.Seeing yourself in the characters of "We Pray Together" speaks to the author's ability to craft authentic, relatable personalities. It's a powerful connection that makes the story even more meaningful.for the kindler[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NYGWJTR/ref=sr_1_1...]

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I wanted to get my story in print and took a leap of faith and did so. It is on Amazon if anyone wants to check it out.

If anyone knows where to read or download the gospel to every 'creature? By John Darnell please tell me I've been looking for hours and I can't find it anywhere

I am looking for any good Christian books that I can give to somebody. I have some choices already, but I want to have more since I am planning to give books as gift for any special occasion.

Could anybody help me find the name of a book I've read before? I read this book back when I was in middle school (I'm 22 now) and it was about this woman who I believe had a family and went to a conference and met other women and they become this friend group based off of this conference and I think they all stayed in this room together too. I believe it had pink on the cover and possibly floral??

If for some reason I can't find it does anyone have book recommendations for me? I'm trying to get back into reading.

We’ve done several Advent books over the years, but now that my son is older and already knows the story well, we’re looking for something more in-depth. Ideally, something that challenges him to take action or engage on a deeper level. Any recommendations? Thank you!

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I am recently thinking about the significance of words in the spiritual realm. I would appreciate it if you suggest me some books with this content.

About 90% of young adults who don’t attend church see Christians as judgmental, hypocritical, and anti-homosexual.* But what if these people could see true Christianity, the Christianity that Jesus lived and taught? What if they could see the Christianity that was created in God’s image, rather than the modern version that’s often been tainted by man’s image?

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 * David Kinnaman and Gabe Lyons, unChristian; What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity, BakerBooks, © 2007.

I read a book a long time ago, but I can't remember it's name or who wrote it. But here's a basic synopsis. There is a killer plague running rampant throughout the world. It was engineered. The secret people behind the plague have the cure, which they claim to be spreading around to the people. But in reality they are only giving the real cure to certain people, while simultaneously directly infecting others with it via "the cure". This disease affects the whole world, and the bad people are trying to set themselves up as the new religious leaders after a global population decimation. That's about what I can remember of it. Some of the details might be wrong, but it sounds about right to me. Does anyone recognize this synopsis and can point me in the right direction?

Did you once attend a Christian church, but don’t anymore?

If so, from one dechurched person to another, you might be interested in this book. Writing it helped me recover from my experience with a manmade version of Christianity. Reading it might do the same for you.

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Do you know someone who’s been wounded by an experience with a church or a Christian? Do you know someone who, though a long-time churchgoer, eventually gave up on church, maybe because of a bad experience? And though giving up on church, they didn’t necessarily give up on Jesus? Is this describing you?

 Whether this describes you or someone you know, the just-published book, “Beneath the Graffiti: A De-churched Christian’s Search for Christianity,” may help them recover from wounds inflicted by past experiences. It may even help them find new meaning and purpose by revealing to them authentic Christianity, a Christianity they may not have experienced at church, a Christianity that reflects the way of life that Jesus lived and taught.

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I’ve been working on a fantasy project of mine for several months now. The plot is coming together very smoothly, but something about it wasn’t sitting right with me. As I shared it with my family and friends (who are mostly Christians), they said the reason might be because I haven’t incorporated my religion into it at all.

As a Christian, I’m supposed to feel obligated to bring God that into all of my writing. People have even said that I shouldn’t write fantasy because it goes against my beliefs. I’ve tried to veer off and write about something else, but I’ve come to realize that my passion is truly in that genre. So my plan B is to subtly bring Christianity into it instead. But I don’t know how. Any tips?

(Also, I don’t feel comfortable sharing my stories’ plot on here, but it has some forms of magic in it. There are good guys, who’s magic can enhance nature, and the bad guys who use their’s to destroy it. Figured I add that for anyone who needs to get the gist.)