Books published by Thomas Nelson Publishers

In Holding Serve readers get a unique glimpse at Team Chang, Michael's powerful family unit that he credits with much of his success. Michael also shares the story of how he became a Christian and the central role his faith has played in his achievements.

This fast-paced novel about the meaning of an ancient scroll takes readers into the heart of the Christian, Jewish, and Islamic conflicts in the city of Jerusalem to reveal the key that unlocks a message for all humanity.

Written by popular Christian singer Crystal Lewis, this devotional book reflects upon the songs on her album, Gold--songs that speak of God's faithfulness in the midst of hard times.

Win Brady and his fiance Ginger witness a violent drug bust that almost kills Win's best friend Bray. In the middle of concerns about Bray's life and the pressures of their upcoming wedding, Win and Ginger each find themselves playing major roles in the lives of people in dire straits.

Megan made a promise to her mother she shouldn't have, one she can't keep. As she struggles with her mother's manipulative control over her life, Megan begins to realize she is a child of God and He has a path chosen specifically for her. It is up to Megan to discover that path and choose to follow it instead of being led by those around her.

Straightforward analysis of teen depression and helps teens live happier.

The UCLA Bruins are indisputably the most successful college basketball program in history.

Award winning author T. Davis Bunn's latest novel, The Warning concerns Buddy Korda and the decisions he must make.

Untapped Potential is more than mere attitude adjustment, it is life changing. It will stretch your mind, broaden your belief, increase your effectiveness, and enrich your spirit.

First printed in England where it became a bestseller, this inspiring book has already transformed many lives and helped countless people deepen their walk with God.Christians are hungry to encounter the reality of God. But in the rush of a busy life, it is often hard to hear His still small voice. John A. Woolley offers an essential companion for times of prayer, solitude, and study. "I Am With You" is a way to seek the face of God in private prayer, learning to listen for the "heart whispers" that God wants to speak personally to all of us. This encouraging book speaks directly to the anxiety, loneliness, relationship problems, times of doubt, and other crises of modern life.

"Living Simply in God's Abundance" celebrates the unique challenges and opportunities of all the seasons of a woman's life and illuminates the essential materials needed to nurture a contented soul and craft a full life.

Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper's Faith-Based Fitness helps you turn your words into action with a comprehensive, on-target regimen that pinpoints the relationship between spiritual faith and physical health. Known as the 'Father of Aerobics,' Dr. Cooper now reveals the link between spirituality and exercise and nutrition.

This devotional is an outpouring of affirmation, praise, gratitude, love, and celebration by and for African-American women of all backgrounds and experiences.

In the Trenches delves into the heart of an amazing athlete who balances an array of extremes.

Charles Ross, a financial expert and a former investment officer with a major financial institution, offers a reliable source for Christians to turn to for guidance and help in today's financially complex world.

Each book in The Creoles Series revolves around one of four girls who become close friends while attending a convent school in New Orleans.

Book one of The Creoles Series, captivating novels from bestselling authors Gilbert and Lynn Morris, introduces Chantel Fontaine. Readers follow Chantel through the streets and swamps of Louisiana as she falls in love, faces the loss of both her parents, and searches for the baby sister she thought was lost forever.

Seventy-eight-year-old Mary Oliver begins to clean out the garage after her husband's death. As she sorts through piles of junk with her daughter, she discovers a stack of old letters, neatly tied with a ribbon.

Award-winning religion reporter Steve Rabey provides an objective and balanced report on how the fires of revival in Brownsville were ignited and how its flames have affected those who have made the pilgrimage to Pensacola.

This well-told story is the third book in the River of Freedom series and follows the life of newspaper reporter Marion K. (M.K.) Nichols.