Hope Again

Best-selling author Neil Anderson has helped more than one million people find real, lasting freedom: including freedom from fear, hopelessness and destructive habits such as drug addiction, alcoholism, sexual addiction, and eating disorders.

Charles Swindoll uses the example of the apostle Peter to show readers how to find hope after pain, loss, or disappointment. This is the paperback version of Swindoll's bestselling book.

Hope Again: A Thirty Day Plan for Conquering Depression provides step-by-step encouragement and instruction to manage and win over depression. With an interest stemming from their own experiences, Dr. Bruce Hennigan and Mark Sutton take an approach to overcoming life's difficulties that is grounded in both spiritual and medical principles.

This is a book of comfort and encouragement for all those facing difficulty or distress, based on the author's own story of the sudden death of his wife. Full of inspiring quotations and stories of hope and courage from all over the world, the text includes letters and poetry from friends and strangers alike - all pointing to the mystery of God's transforming presence. After his wife collapsed and died in a matter of minutes, the author's life was turned upside down as he tried to make sense of his devastating loss. Drawing on the very practical faith he had shared with his wife, he reflected on the world's greater sorrows: the many deaths from AIDS in Africa; the terrorist attacks in America; and the asylum-seeking children trying to fit into Glasgow life. In these stories, the light of Christ shines through human courage and kindness, pointing the way through sorrow to healing and peace. Peter Millar is a minister of the Church of Scotland and was formerly Warden at Iona Abbey. He is the author of best-selling "Iona Prayer Book," "Iona Pilgrim Guide" and "Waymarks."

In this timely two-in-one volume, Swindoll helps readers rediscover two profound benefits of knowing God: joy and hope.

In light of the recent uprising of racial hatred across our country, this book offers a beacon of hope—to bring all races together as one for the United States of America. Make America Hope Again highlights a ten-year chronology of the author’s personal experience in corporate America as a person of color, documenting race issues that companies may encounter in recruiting, developing, and retaining people of color. The book also identifies bad practices and highlights leading practices required to create a workplace environment that either erodes or can harness the best talent to grow a profitable business. When you combine the strength of diversity and inclusion in America, the best people with innovative ideas can truly shine in the most powerful country in the world!

Grief is complex; it may present itself differently on any given day. Grief Sucks But Hope Again is Brill Pongo’s heartfelt account of a journey of grief and grieving, and includes a collection of reflections, poems and musings, to help, encourage and inspire. Brill embraces topics of loneliness, grief attacks, hope, love, and creating meaning as he learnt to live fully with his grief.

No matter what the circumstances, death shakes us to the core. It seems so wrong, and it is! We long for comfort, but we don't know where to look. Can God really help when we are overwhelmed with grief? With compassion and biblical wisdom, Paul David Tripp shows us how to think and what to do when death enters our door. He reminds us that ...