This interdisciplinary analysis examines one of history's most profound personality transformations – the conversion of Saul of Tarsus into the Apostle Paul. The author explores this metamorphosis through psychology, theology, anthropology, and leadership theory, showing how this radical transformation affected all levels of identity.
Addressed to theologians, psychologists, leaders, and anyone seeking to understand spiritual transformation and identity formation, the book offers particular value for those experiencing personal crisis and transformation, providing a model for integrating the past into new wholeness.

English | 139 pages | ISBN 979-8 280 070 844

This transformative workbook serves as your compassionate companion through unrequited love and rejection. Based on Emma and Aiden's stories of navigating heartbreak, it provides a structured path from pain to self-discovery.
Inside you'll find thoughtfully designed exercises to process emotions, guided journaling prompts, practical strategies to break unhealthy patterns, and evidence-based healing techniques. The workbook doesn't rush you to "get over" feelings but honors your experience while providing tools to transform heartache into growth.
Perfect for anyone experiencing rejection or struggling to move on from one-sided relationships, this guide offers solace and practical guidance for moving forward with dignity and self-respect. Your unrequited love story doesn't end with rejection—it's the beginning of your journey back to yourself.

English | 111 pages | ISBN 979-8 282 470 499

In secluded northern lands lies a village renowned for wondrous pillows filled with special feathers that bestow gentle dreams. Soren, a skilled feather gatherer who understands bird language and forest whispers, lives in harmony with nature.
When drought threatens his craft and the village's prosperity, Soren faces temptation that leads him down a dark path. He violates ancient natural laws, bringing irreversible consequences in a world where the boundary between human and beast blurs.
This dark fairy tale explores choice, guilt, and frightening transformation, showing how good intentions can lead to nightmarish results. Prepare for a story that will make you see forest shadows differently.

English | 337 pages | ISBN‎ 979-8 281 600 231

Cracks That Let the Light In is a deeply heartfelt journey into the nature of healing, self-acceptance, and transformation.
Through the story of Alex Severin, a man whose meticulously organized life begins to unravel, readers are invited to explore the cracks in their own lives—the imperfections, losses, and unexpected turns that ultimately allow the light to enter.
Set against the evocative backdrop of a small coastal town, this debut novel by Elsa T. Heaven weaves introspection, emotional depth, and hope into a narrative that feels both intimate and universal.
An unforgettable meditation on the beauty of brokenness, this is a story for anyone learning to embrace their own humanity.

English | 135 pages | ISBN 979-8 280 824 607

This gentle, accessible guided prayer journal is designed for those starting their prayer journey or finding prayer challenging. The seven-day structured approach presents prayer as natural conversation with God rather than formal religious practice.
Through daily themes—Gratitude, Petition, Listening, Confession, Intercession, Praise, and Communal Prayer—readers explore different prayer types with practical guidance, examples, and exercises. The journal creates a judgment-free space to develop personal prayer voice while addressing common obstacles.
Perfect for spiritual seekers, new believers, or those wanting to deepen their prayer life, this resource establishes a sustainable practice that can transform your relationship with God.

English | 113 pages | ISBN 978-9696192541

This study explores Paul's often-overlooked shorter letters—Thessalonians, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, and Titus—revealing profound theological insights relevant for today's church.
Examining each epistle in historical context, the work shows how these concise letters address major questions of faith and community. Discover Philemon's revolutionary social implications, Colossians' cosmic Christology, Philippians' teaching on joy amid suffering, and Thessalonians' early eschatology.
Perfect for pastors, students, and believers seeking deeper Scripture understanding, this exploration of compact but profound texts enriches faith and appreciation of Paul's enduring wisdom.

English | 107 pages | ISBN 978-9696192503

This is a literary interpretation of key events in the life of the Apostle Paul. Based on known historical and biblical facts, the author transports readers into a world where Paul undergoes his transformation: from zealous Pharisee Saul to the great preacher whose words changed the course of history.
The narrative does not claim full fidelity to historical sources but seeks to capture the spirit of the era and the depth of Paul’s inner journey...

English | 169 pages | ISBN 978-9696192497

This book is a reflection on the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans and how his words can transform our lives. Inspired by personal experience and biblical teaching, the author shares insights on faith, grace, and unity—themes that weave like a common thread through Paul’s text. In addition to unpacking the letter, the author offers a fresh exposition of Romans, making it accessible and relatable to modern readers. More than a study of an ancient epistle, this work is an invitation to embark on a personal spiritual journey—one that deepens understanding of both Paul’s message and the self.

English | 291 pages | ISBN 9 798 316 954 681

Starting with "There Is No God!" this book takes an unexpected journey beyond typical skeptical explorations. After examining challenges to religious beliefs through science and philosophy, the author finds pure materialism leaves too much unexplained: consciousness, meaning, and humanity's persistent spiritual yearning.
This isn't an argument for returning to naive faith, but an invitation to a nuanced understanding that integrates scientific knowledge with spiritual insight, acknowledges rational thought's power and limitations, and reimagines religious concepts for contemporary minds.
Whether you're a skeptic questioning materialism's adequacy, a disillusioned believer seeking reason-compatible faith, or simply curious about life's deeper dimensions, this book challenges the artificial choice between blind faith and empty skepticism.

English | 243 pages | ISBN 979-8 316 231 614

This work explores what the Apostle Paul might have written if his complete correspondence had survived. It reconstructs lost letters, uncovers unexpressed theological dimensions, and imagines epistles to audiences he never addressed.
The book has three parts: reconstructing lost letters mentioned in the New Testament, exploring implicit theological themes in his thought, and creating hypothetical epistles to the Jerusalem church, Roman authorities, and future generations.
It presents a more complex Paul whose theological vision extends beyond his canonical letters, offering fresh insights for contemporary readers navigating theological and practical challenges.

English | 705 pages | ISBN‎ 979-8 316 137 282

This theological work explores a hypothetical final letter from the Apostle Paul to the church before his death. The author reconstructs such an epistle based on Paul's authentic writings, covering his ultimate reflections on faith, church, and Christian living.
Designed for theologians, pastors, students, and educated laypeople, it balances academic rigor with accessibility while exploring how Paul's theological legacy might have culminated in one final message to the church.