Can you discern God's will for your life?  How do we know what God wants for us?  Is there a way for us to listen to or hear God's voice?  Discernment can be one of the greatest challenges we face in our spiritual journey, but in his book, God's Voice Within, Mark E. Thibodeaux, SJ teaches us how to listen for God's wisdom and guidance.

God's Voice Within takes its message from St. Ignatius of Loyola's teachings on discernent found in the Spiritual Exercises.  While the Spiritual Exercises focuses on retreat-style learning, Thibodeaux's book helps to bring St. Ignatius's teaching to us in a way that we can incorporate directly into our daily lives.  He brings his years of experience as a Jesuit, specifically in prayer and discernment, to the printed page.

One of the greatest challenges we will face during our journey of faith is learning to live out our faith in our daily lives - especially in the workplace.  Often times, we find ourselves to be good Catholics on Sunday, but then we struggle the rest of the week.  Catholics Mean Business is a 30-day guide to living out your faith while on the job.

Each day, if you can set aside just a few precious moments for God, Catholics Mean Business will guide you to a deeper relationship with God, and the others around you.  By focusing on key relationships in your life with daily meditations, this book will help you find the right mindset before you enter the office each morning.

One goal of many Catholics and Christians is to read the Bible in its entirety.  Not knowing where to start, many of us simply start at the beginning and try to read the Bible from cover to cover - like every other book that we've read.  We soon find out that this might be more difficult than we first imagined.  As a guide to help us understand the Bible, Jeff Cavins and Tim Gray have written an excellent book, Walking with God: A Journey through the Bible.

Reading the Bible from cover to cover can be hard for anyone to follow the narrative story of the Bible.  Walking with God: A Journey through the Bible simplifies this by grouping together major periods from Scripture and laying out the Bible as the beautiful story that it is.  If you're looking for an easy, fun way to really understand the history of the Church, from Adam and Eve to David, from Jesus to the early Church, this book is the answer.

Less than a century ago, religious freedom was being taken away from an entire nation of people, and not in some distant third world country, but right here in North America.  For Greater Glory documents the struggles of the Mexican people fighting for their beliefs in the early 20th century.

For Greater Glory depicts the Cristero War, also known as the Cristiada, from 1926 to 1929.  During this tragic time in Mexico's history, Catholics were persecuted for practicing their faith, and priests were martyred simply for wearing their religious vestments in public.  The government sought to silence the country's religious leaders and establish a purely secular government.

In his book, If Protestantism is True: The Reformation Meets Rome, Devin Rose examines the claims made by the Protestant faith and defends the Catholic faith with knowledge and truth.  His examination of Protestant views is both fair and equal, but still focuses on explaining how it is incorrect.  Despite his opposition to Protestant teachings, he shows deep respect for their beliefs, especially as a former Protestant himself.  He avoids argumentative language and never slanders them for their differences.

For Protestants, this book will be an eye-opening look at Catholic doctrine.  It directly addresses misconceptions about the Catholic faith and how they have shaped the world's distorted view of Catholicism.  He also examines the errors in Protestant teaching.  He does this in a way that will lead to examination and discovery through thoughtful questions.