The Harbinger, by Jonathan Cahn, intertwines biblical prophecy with modern-day events, suggesting that ancient warnings foretold in the Bible are manifesting in contemporary America. It narrates a fictional story that explores the implications of these prophecies for the United States.
In ‘Proof of Heaven’, neurosurgeon Eben Alexander recounts his 2008 near-death experience (NDE) during a week-long coma from bacterial meningitis, challenging scientific understanding of consciousness and the afterlife.
Ann Voskamp’s ‘One Thousand Gifts’ explores her journey towards finding joy in the everyday moments. Through a personal challenge to list one thousand things she is grateful for, Voskamp discovers a deeper appreciation for life.
In ‘Love Wins,’ Rob Bell addresses one of the most controversial issues of faith—hell and the afterlife, arguing for a more inclusive Christianity. Bell challenges traditional notions of eternal damnation in favor of a loving and forgiving God.
Jesus Calling is a devotional filled with uniquely inspired treasures from heaven for every day of the year. It is written as if Jesus Himself is speaking directly to the reader, offering words of reassurance, comfort, and hope.
Heaven is for Real recounts the true story of Colton Burpo, a young boy who, during a near-death experience, claims to have visited heaven. Told by his father, Todd, the book explores themes of faith, the afterlife, and the innocence of childhood through Colton’s vivid and convincing descriptions of meeting Jesus, seeing angels, and talking with deceased relatives in Heaven.
David Platt’s ‘Radical’ challenges readers to rethink their values and commitments in the light of the gospel. It criticizes the American Dream, advocating for a life devoted to Jesus, marked by self-sacrifice and genuine discipleship.
The Shack is a novel that explores the life of Mackenzie Allen Phillips, whose youngest daughter was abducted and presumably murdered. The story delves into themes of faith, forgiveness, and love, as Mack encounters God in an abandoned shack, leading to profound spiritual healing and insight.
Mitch Albom recounts his experiences with two faith leaders: his childhood rabbi and a Detroit pastor. Through their stories, he explores the importance of faith, community, and understanding in a divided world.