Lucado & Ortberg Value Pack

This value pack includes both new release from Max Lucado & John Ortberg.

Anxious for Nothing

An antidote to anxiety, Max Lucado's new book offers clear, simple steps to overcoming depression, fear, and anxiety.

Do you find yourself spiralling with worry, imagining all the worst possible scenarios?

Of feel help back by thoughts of fear?

These anxious emotions are becoming more and more prevalent in society, and there seems to be no way to answer them. Pressures and stresses with work, family, and life build upon each other silently and steadily. One on top of the other. We soon reach the point where "The news about our anxiety is enough to make us anxious."

But there is a way out. An answer.

Using Philippians 4:6-7 as a starting point, Max Lucado lays out a roadmap for fighting against anxiety. That this verse begins a journey, made of small but powerful steps. Into a life where you are anxious for nothing.

With characteristic warmth and insight, Max Lucado is here to help people rid themselves of anxiety, and find a full and happy life. Focusing on areas of perseverance, fearlessness, meditation, prayer and hope, Anxious for Nothing is a vital remedy to a anxious and fearful life.

Be renewed, be freed, be Anxious for Nothing.

I'd Like You More if You Were More Like Me

Feel like you've lost any sense of closeness? Both with God, and with people in your life?

You are not the only one. We all drift away from depth and closeness in our relationships because they are often difficult, terrifying, and require us to share parts of ourselves we would prefer to keep hidden. But retreating is not the answer. We were made for relationships.

I'd Like You More if You Were More Like Me is John Ortberg's call for us to rediscover intimacy in our relationships with God, and with other people. It explores how that biggest obstacle to creating meaningful relationships is our being easily put-off by other's differences. We think that because they aren't like us, they can't understand us. They are simply too different.

But, that's how we were all made. To be different from one another.

That obstacle is, it appear, to be a self made one. We think other people are more unlike us than they really are.

John Ortberg shows that it shared experiences, rather than differences, that we must recognize if we want to make deep relationships we can rely upon. When we invite, and are invited, into shared experiences a new closeness is created. When we rely on God, and share our lives with our faith, a new way of experiencing closeness can be found. A model of relationships that can help us grow, and flourish.

I'd Like You More if You Were More Like Me is a call to that life. To closeness, to intimacy, and to a new way of life.