Cynthia Cavanaugh

It's not often we speak about abortion, shame, betrayal, depression, anxiety, and loss in our circles of faith. It can be uncomfortable as we try to reconcile why a good God allows suffering and pain. Life is messy, and yet we need not silence these stories. She Writes For Him: Stories of Resilient Faith is written by brave women who have boldly ventured out to tell their hard stories. These resilient women have found that God can be trusted in the midst of difficult and tragic circumstances. They have found God's redemption in their pain and their willingness to look doubts in the face and claim God's steadfast love over their trials. This book is Redemption Press's debut in a series meant to infuse hope and courage to others who have experienced a similar journey, that they might know they are not alone and can find healing.

What will your legacy be? Long ago, God's people were divided into two kingdoms. The land of Judah--with Jerusalem as its capital--was led by twenty kings, only eight of whom were good. Not even half What does that tell you? That it's hard to follow God to the end and leave a legacy that's remembered well. Bible teacher Cynthia Cavanaugh wants you to meet the good kings of Judah who earned a reputation for godliness and received the Lord's favor. Though their names aren't well known to us, their examples should be celebrated. Cynthia takes you deep into the Word of God, heading into the often-overlooked corners of 1-2 Kings and 1-2 Chronicles to uncover these ancient rulers whose lives--full of ups and downs--have hidden lessons for us today. In The Godly Kings of Judah, you'll embark on an 8-week Bible study that leads you through a process of repentance, renewal, and revival. The Old Testament kings will be your companions as you fight the Lord's battles, topple the idols that claw at our hearts, and bring reformation to the holy people of God. Don't miss out on this exciting adventure Because when all is said and done, you want the legacy of the godly kings to be your own as well: "She did what was right in the Lord's eyes."