Each title on this list of five-book resources specifically relates to one of the preaching themes in this series. We’ve chosen five exceptional ones for you to utilize. Use each of them for gleaning illustrative quotes and material to unfold your sermons with impact.

#1 Unafraid

Each household should have a copy of this Guidebook to the Standing Tall sermon series. Dr. John K. White draws on personal experience to highlight lessons of victory he has learned relating to all eight fears. His book will reinforce your preaching and serve as a substitute sermon for when anyone is unable to attend church.

#2 Scared to Life

In an age of anxiety, the author explains how we can nurture spiritual health by openly acknowledging the reality of our fears and then intentionally responding to them. This book handles all of the fear-related topics both biblically and masterfully, with genuine empathy for those who find these fears troublesome. It illustrates that as we place our trust in God and rely on His resources, we can break free of the gravitational pull of fear and its draining power.

#3 Family Fears

Do you know people whose healthy concern for their family has moved into continual anxiety and doubt about their well-being? This helpful book offers Scripture-based strategies for breaking the cycle of fear that can paralyze a Christian home, and helps readers cultivate an environment of confident love and acceptance. Included are discussions of the five most common family fears.

#4 How to Fear God

This book will inspire you to break free from the unhealthy fear of God. Learn instead to enjoy God, balancing an understanding of His power and holiness with His desire for an intimate relationship with each of us.

#5 No Night Too Dark

We all witness daily the devastating effects of sin in the world and it's contribution to the breakdown of society. But this inspiring book explains how God delights in bringing light to our darkest nights and can transform apparent victories for Satan into glorious triumphs for God's people. It also offers a divine principle: no matter how deep our pain, God can reach into our lives and exchange suffering for glory.

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