When his son Aaron died in a motorcycle accident, Andy found that nothing else mattered—nothing. He lived five months on the Appalachian Trail while dealing with his grief. The wilderness is the backdrop for what he found:  “God’s world opens up when everything you need is on your back and your only concern is the next white blaze.” When Sunday Smiled is a poignant tale of a father’s journey on the Appalachian Trail as he seeks to heal his wounded heart. This unique memoir is not just another adventure tale. It is a transparent view into someone who has experienced deep loss as he tries to make sense of his world. As Andy travels the trail, he is confronted with how to live with others, how to relate to God, and how to live with himself.

Sometimes, we can overload ourselves with too many commitments. It’s easy to become overwhelmed with responsibilities at work, taking care of our home life, and everything else we add. During these times we need peace and guidance. But where can we turn for help?

Living the Psalms Life offers ten principles to settle your mind and open your heart to a new way of doing life. Allow the ancient book of poetic songs to come alive and provide you with a sense of serenity. Discover how to apply these fundamental truths to lead a life of security, contentment, and guidance.

From the moment you cradled your first baby doll, you imagined yourself a mom. Now here you are, a member of the club no one wants to join—the ten percent of women who struggle to fulfill their motherhood dreams because of infertility.

Meghann Bowman knows what it’s like to be part of that club. Along with best-selling author Crystal Bowman, Meghann has compiled 30 hope-filled stories of women who received the same diagnosis and experienced the heartache she did. Contributors include Valorie Burton, Katie Norris, Shay Shull, Stephanie Tait, Kathe Wunnenberg, and more—women whose journeys through everything from infertility and miscarriage to adoption and miracle births will buoy your faith.

Your story may not look the same, or have the same ending, but you don’t have to suffer alone. You are surrounded by a club of Mothers in Waiting—women willing to come alongside you to offer comfort and peace as you wait.