Spiritual Pain

Life is full of challenges and even as Christians, we are not strangers to pain and suffering. The stories in the Bible have shown us that even favored kings like David and Solomon had their share of ordeals. The apostle, Paul, had to walk a lonely and hardship-filled road on his way to greatness. Job, a person worthy of admiration, went through sickness and almost loses the fight for his faith.

We all have it—that inner voice that shines as a beacon to our authentic self—but it’s often dimmed by life’s struggles. And that’s when we lose our way, because our path is dark. The Lighthouse Project is a collection of poignant stories by strong women who share their diverse yet unifying truths on trusting their intuition and reigniting their inner spark. From losing friends to losing jobs, from the end of relationships to coping with grief, these brave humans share their powerful and personal journeys of resilience and self-discovery. We hope you’ll be inspired to lean into ...

Sacred Scars is a powerful and tender invitation to stop hiding what hurt you—and to start honoring the story that made you. With raw vulnerability and spiritual insight, Jason Rowland shares his personal journey through a life-altering accident, emotional wounds, and deep healing. Each chapter weaves storytelling, biblical reflection, and timeless truths to show how scars—both visible and hidden—can become symbols of survival, grace, and sacred transformation. Drawing from the Japanese art of Kintsugi and the ancient wisdom of shepherds, this book redefines healing not as erasing the...

Often times when we are faced with trauma, we might feel like there is no one in the world that is going through what we are going through, we feel lonely, and don’t know where to turn but, I want you to know that you are not alone. You see, our view of God increases our mindset about how we face our trauma, trials, and trouble but we can’t wait until we are going through to get to know God. When we are faced with trauma, it feels like our own personal storm, and I am here to tell you that how you go through the storm determines how you come out of it. In this book you will be blessed ...

There is a place in God where pain and peace are co-located. Reconciliation happens when we allow the healing power of God to erase our reasons to stay stuck, which fuel our resistance to seeking help. Faith creates the space for healing release. A hurt that has not been dealt with has no timeframe for healing. Your healing journey begins today.

Why do we suffer? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Why is God so often silent? Evil & The Garden of Good explores the origin of evil in the Bible and other ancient writings as well as classical answers to evil and suffering. Recounting questions people ask about suffering, stories of suffering, how our faith is challenged or changed, and how our understanding of God and Christian doctrine is shaped by suffering, this book concludes with a theodicy for caregivers, guidelines for writing a personal theodicy, and questions for discussion. R. Page Fulgham was born in Alabama but ...

Are you a Christian struggling just to keep your head above water? Are you saved by Jesus, but wonder why you feel like you are still missing something? Do anxiety, depression, worry, panic, despair, and helplessness continually invade your life without warning or permission? There is finally a Christian book for you! Candace has written the mental health resource that she wishes she had been given when coming to faith in Christ. By combining scientifically backed research about our physical bodies and minds with the power and authority of God's Word, Candace lays out a path to freedom in ...

In this heart-touching story, DOZ Chronicles: Kemi tells the true narrative of one woman's battle through the trials of infertility and betrayal, and her journey to finding strength in God amidst life’s darkest moments. In view of real-life experiences and written in the first-person voice by Eturuvie Erebor, this book catches the raw emotions, battles, and profound journey of Kemi Oshinowo, an African woman whose marriage is near the precarious edge of breakdown following five years of childlessness. Kemi’s story is not just one of heartbreak and sorrow—it’s a tale of resilience, ...

For centuries, people have asked why God allows pain and suffering. Best-selling author, Bonnie Baker, makes a compelling case regarding the meaning behind hardship as an essential component of our relationship with the Lord. Whether it's her near-death experience or her miraculous recovery from a stroke, Bonnie describes how burdens that come with pain—whether spiritual, emotional, mental or physical—can be hard to bear.

Do hurts and mistakes from your past weigh you down? Have you given up hope that things will ever be different, that you will ever feel whole again? In this deeply personal and transparent book, AJ Wilt walks you through fresh revelations she has received from the Lord in the hopes that you will find time to sit at the feet of Jesus and ask some of the same questions.

So you see, you don’t just come to God through the name of Jesus Christ; but you come to God through the wounds of Jesus, and through the beatings and death that He suffered.

In The Building Blocks of Pain, Apostle Hubbard goes in-depth to help the believer understand how God uses the pain in our lives to prepare for his work. As he deals with the harsh reality that everyone does not understand our pain, but yet we try to make them understand something that was tailor-made for us based on our own individual walk in Christ. This is most definitely an eye-opener as well as a powerful tool of revelation for those who are trying to make sense of the pain they are enduring in their Christian life.

The apostle Peter described faith as "much more precious than gold that perishes". As gold passes through purifying fire, so Peter says a man's faith must be tried in order that it "might be found unto praise and honor and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ" (1 Peter 1:7). While we address the crises in our lives that try our faith, we rarely praise God the way Job did, and we rarely submit ourselves to the purifying fire as Peter suggests.