Books published by Outreach, Inc.

Helping Men Take the First Step Men need to start somewhere in their faith journey, but the first step of any expedition is the hardest. A man's maturation of faith can be brought to a standstill without a proper roadmap on how to navigate his spiritual journey. The initial act of stepping out in faith can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be intimidating. Why not start with some fundamental spiritual practices? Just like with family, friends, or your significant other, the investment of time and effort in your walk with Christ is an important aspect of growing and deepening the relationship. But how can men make simple, yet effective, strides in their faith?Join author Vince Miller as he guides men on how to use practices like: memorizing and meditating on Scripture, how to study the Bible, the power of prayer, journaling, and quiet time in solitude to advance and strengthen their relationship with the Lord.

Ladies, are you wondering why your once-thriving marriage is now suddenly on the rocks in stormy weather? It's easy to put all the blame on your spouse when struggling in your union, but author and marriage therapist Fiona Arthurs is here to shine a light on the subtle, yet destructive behaviors women often engage in that lead to pain and chaos with their husbands. In Stop the Foolishness, Fiona reveals the dangerous and deceptive behavior patterns that can be found in almost every marriage-but must be exposed and banished if you want to save your relationship! Often, these patterns are unintentional and completely overlooked until the damage is done. Don't wait until it's too late! Claim a healthy, growing marriage inspired by Scripture and God's vision for a blessed union.

Discern and care for The Church's "invisible epidemic" of mental health! "…the Black Church is still lagging behind when it comes to mental health support. This is a brilliant piece of work withpromise to provide help and facilitate healing for African-Americans and the community-at-large." Jameisha (Meisha) Brown, PhD(c), M.S., CHES, Health MinisterMental health is rarely spoken of in African-American congregations. It's often whispered about during prayer circles or kept behind a counselor's closed door. For many pastors, grappling with the topic from the pulpit is either unthinkable or unnecessary. Struggling with mental health still holds a stigma of shame for believers-one that can keep you from admitting a problem even exists while your life falls apart. With scenarios drawn from community stories and Biblical examples alike, Dr. Bill Reese applies wisdom and compassion to tackle the complex issues of emotional and mental wellness in the context of the church. The church can be a safe place for those seeking mental health solutions-starting today!