The LEGO Principle
Joey Bonifacio
Paperback, 240 pp., $14.99
Charisma House (September 4, 2012)

Using the example of LEGO®, a company that has been transforming the way people play for more than fifty years, Joey Bonifacio shows you how to make a difference—one connection at a time.

Hell’s Spells
Jim Raley
Paperback, 240 pp., $14.99
Charisma House (September 4, 2012)

Cutting through the sensationalism and spookiness of spiritual warfare, Raley enables you to identify, understand, and break every bewitching spell the devil wants to launch against your life, your family, and your purpose.

Taking Action
Reinhard Bonnke
Paperback, 320 pp., $15.99
Charisma House (May 1, 2012)

Reinhard Bonnke describes how we too can be an extension of God’s love to the world by partnering with the Holy Spirit. With a firsthand account of the mighty manifestations of God at work today, Bonnke takes a careful look at what Scripture teaches about the anointing and gifts of the Holy Spirit in general and then explains each of the specific gifts listed by the apostle Paul. Jesus lived, worked, and prayed in the power of the Holy Spirit. With this same anointing, we can live this way as well.

Let Our Children Go
Rebecca Greenwood
Paperback, 240 pp., $13.99
Charisma House (September 6, 2011)

We must not assume that our children are free of threats from darkness. The enemy’s purpose is to grip and blind every generation, establishing strongholds in the lives of our children from a very young age. Let Our Children Go is a handbook for parents, pastors, and leaders to help free children from evil influences and demonic harassment. Full of true stories about young people who have been set free, it explains the necessity of deliverance ministry for children and discusses many of the issues they face in today’s world.

A Cry for Justice
Shelley Hundley
Paperback, 224 pp., $14.99
Charisma House (September 6, 2011)

The daughter of American missionaries, Shelley Hundley was born in Colombia, and grew up on the campus of a seminary. After suffering abuse at the hands of a minister, she turned from God. Hundley uses her story as a backdrop to show how she came to know Jesus in a new way—as a righteous judge who fights for His people and takes upon Himself the burden of our injustices and pain. Shelley Hundley’s journey from bitter atheist to wholehearted lover of God is unique. Yet what she learned on this journey is relevant to every person who has ever been hurt.