David is a church-planter, pastor, professor, husband, father of four, and grandfather of thirteen. He earned his PhD in Christian Ethics from North-West University in South Africa. Together with his wife, Karin, he serves as a church planter with Biblical Ministries Worldwide (BMW) and ministers through 7 Rivers Outreach, reaching marginalized Zulu communities in rural areas south of Durban.

This short and accessible book (108 pages) invites Christians to rediscover the biblical pattern of gospel ministry modeled by Jesus Himself. It invites followers of Christ to recover a healthy balance between sharing Christ and showing Christ, between proclaiming the Great Commission and embodying the Great Commandment.

Robert is Professor of Biblical Counseling at The Master's University, Santa Clarita, California and a Fellow with the Association of Biblical Counselors. He has devoted his life to pastoring, teaching, and counseling from the Scriptures.

This 300-page book explores what the Bible says about depression—a subject that is often misunderstood or quietly stigmatized within the church. It is written by a seasoned scholar who has personally walked through the dark valley of depression more than once and has experienced the sustaining grace of God in the midst of deep suffering.

Blending biblical truth with honest personal reflection, the book also shares real-life stories of faithful Christian men and women who battled depression. Their testimonies reveal how God can use even seasons of darkness for our good and for His glory.

Compassionate, practical, and deeply rooted in Scripture, this updated edition continues to serve as a valuable resource for pastors, counselors, families, and anyone seeking hope and understanding in the midst of depression.

Michael is a husband and father. He holds a BTh Theology from the South African Theological Seminary (SATS). He is also the founder of Grace of Faith Press.

For centuries, Christians have wrestled with the identity of the Restrainer in 2 Thessalonians 2. Most interpreters have approached these verses by asking one central question: Who is restraining the antichrist? But what if that question has pointed readers in the wrong direction from the start? What if the key to understanding Paul’s argument lies not in identifying a hidden person or power, but in understanding what is being restrained?

This book (154 pages) invites you to discover the answer to this question. Through careful exegesis, the author presents the Recapitulation Theory—a lesser-known yet biblically grounded approach that reframes the entire discussion. The Riddle of the Restrainer points readers to the sovereign God who governs the unfolding of redemptive history.

This short and accessible book (108 pages) seeks to unpack the timeless message of Psalm 23 for Christians today. Blending careful biblical scholarship with warm pastoral reflection, the author presents a commentary that is both theologically rich and easy to understand. Along the way, he draws illustrations from the classic allegory The Pilgrim's Progress and shares personal testimony of encountering the Shepherd through different seasons of his life.

Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned Christian, this book invites you to walk more closely with the Good Shepherd and to discover afresh His great love for you.

Michael is a husband and father. He holds a BTh Theology from the South African Theological Seminary (SATS). He is also the founder of Grace of Faith Press.

This Christmas novella brings the Nativity to life through the eyes of those who were there. Whether you're rediscovering the Christmas story or encountering it for the first time, this unforgettable journey will stir your heart and draw your gaze to the miracle at the center of it all.

This novella is currently only available as an eBook, either from Amazon or Payhip.