People often ask which of our books they should read first. The honest answer is that it depends on the season you are in, so here is a short map.
If you are starting a season of intentional growth, begin with the 90-day devotional series. Renewing Your Mind works on thought patterns. Healing Your Heart makes space for emotional honesty. Building Healthy Relationships addresses how we connect. Living with Purpose helps clarify direction. Each one is a daily reading with a coaching question and a small practical step.
If you are being formed as a coach or a leader who walks with people, the Christian Life Coaching series is the place to go. It moves from foundations, to a practical guide, to the EMMAUS Christian Coaching Method, and finally to the powerful questions of Jesus. Together they form a complete framework rather than a set of techniques.
If leadership is your main responsibility, Leadership Pointing to Jesus draws leadership lessons directly from Scripture, and the 365 Leadership Daily Devotional supports the year-long work of leading without losing yourself. From Leadership to Personal Branding addresses influence, identity, and impact in a world where visibility is easy and credibility is scarce.
If you are carrying something heavy right now, the Bible and Practical Psychology titles were written for that. How to Fight Anxiety with Biblical Truth walks through the roots of anxiety, surrender, prayer, identity, and practical rhythms of peace, including when to seek professional help. How to Build a Lasting Marriage with Biblical Truth does the same work for couples.
If you want to go deeper theologically, the Theology and Ministry Library follows a simple thread: The God Who Speaks, The God Who Listens, The God Who Answers, and The God Who Sends. Revelation, prayer, response, and mission.
And if you are wrestling with identity and calling, Awaken Your Essence and Your Image Your Power address who you are before they address what you do.
One suggestion: resist the urge to read everything at once. Formation is slower than consumption. One book, practiced honestly over a season, will change more than ten books read quickly.
Every title also comes with free companion resources where possible — prayer guides, devotionals, and practical plans — so the reading always turns into something you can actually do.
