Behind the Halo: Exploring the Humanity of Jesus, offers readers an engaging, new perspective on the humanity of Jesus and how it could have impacted his emotional reactions to people and events around him in this fictional account of his ministry based on the gospels of the Bible.

Maybe there was more to this guy, Jesus, than we have dared to imagine. Maybe he displayed all the messy emotions we do. And maybe those emotions also make him more relatable than we ever dared to hope.

Behind the Halo offers stories of a man, whose life and teachings, continue to challenge the powerful and educated, while offering solace and strength to the meek. Allowing ourselves to consider at Jesus from an emotional viewpoint provides an opportunity to connect with him in a new and more personable way.

Have you ever landed in a place that was completely foreign to you? Did you feel like a fish out of water? That’s exactly how Jubilee Shelley felt when he arrived at Washington Middle School. Nothing about his new life felt familiar, not home, school, or the people in his neighborhood. How was he ever going to fit in?

Jubilee & the Stinky Fish follows Jubilee as he learns somethings don’t change no matter where you are. Tap into Jubilee and others at Washington Middle School as they discover they’re not alone in dealing with “issues” in their lives. Celebrate when the most unlikely of people choose to take risks in looking beyond how things are to how they can be.

Everyone has a story, stories like those of women like us. Maybe no one has a story just like yours, but that’s not a bad thing.

Sometimes our stories collide, and you shake your head thinking, “Maybe someone else kind of knows what this feels like.” Women Like Us offers a new option: maybe my story can help someone else if I share it.

Heroes aren’t born with glistening swords in their hands or Madison Avenue marketing teams waiting in the wings. Heroes are made of flesh and blood, triumphs, trials, and tragedies, even biblical heroes. Yep, those guys, too! And brother, they have some stories to tell, some of them not very pretty. Man Up! strips away myth, legend, and Hollywood misdirects for a closer look at scam artists to royalty, men who took a minute to get it right.

The Art of Laundry is a thirty-one day devotional for anyone who washes or wears clothes. Sandwiched between Scriptures and prayers, Mama’s stories and laundry tips offer the reader a tangible connection between daily life and God, with a few chuckles thrown in, because really, laundry and the Lord . . . who would have ever put them together?