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In Freedom for All, Neville Goddard challenges the idea that your life is shaped mainly by outside forces. Instead, he points you back to the only place change can begin: your own consciousness. With clear logic and steady conviction, Neville explains how inner assumptions become outer facts, and how choosing a new state of being is the first step toward a freer life. This book is both a mindset shift and a call to take responsibility for what you accept as true.

In He Breaks the Shell, Neville Goddard uses a simple image of new life pushing through a shell to explain spiritual growth and personal change. It is about outgrowing the version of you that feels stuck, small, or defined by the past. With his usual clarity, Neville shows how a new state is born from within, and how imagination and assumption help you move into it. This is a quick listen with a big message: you are meant to expand.

A real-life crime memoir so wild, you’ll swear it’s fiction. Set in 1960s-70s Philadelphia, Livin’ It follows Michael—a fearless teen navigating drugs, gang violence, and underground hustle with reckless humor and grit. From knife fights to overdoses, nuns with Gestapo tactics to gun-toting outlaws, his world is chaos, comedy, and heartbreak rolled into one. Fast, raw, and brutally funny, this coming-of-age memoir hits hard and never slows down.

A powerful Neville Goddard teaching on inner renewal, not as theory, but as lived experience. In Resurrection: A Confession Of Faith, Neville reframes resurrection as a real shift in consciousness that you can feel and know within yourself. It is about waking up to a deeper identity, letting the old self fall away, and living from a new level of faith. This is one of Neville’s more spiritual works, written with clarity, conviction, and a sense of purpose that stays with you.

In I Know My Father, Neville Goddard points you inward to the “Father” as the creative presence within, not something distant outside you. He explains, in a calm and direct way, how knowing this changes everything: how you pray, how you see yourself, and how you move through life. This book is less about getting things and more about waking up to who you are, and why your imagination and awareness are the doorway.

A deeper Neville Goddard work on faith, inner power, and the meaning behind his teachings. In Your Faith Is Your Fortune, Neville shows that faith is not blind hope, it’s a quiet inner knowing that shapes outcomes. He connects imagination, belief, and identity in a way that feels both spiritual and practical. This book is perfect if you want to understand Neville at a deeper level and build a steadier sense of trust in the process.

One of Neville Goddard’s clearest guides to changing your life by changing your state of mind. In Out Of This World, Neville explains how to step out of the old story and into a new reality through imagination and assumption. He shows you how to build a short inner scene, feel it as real, and persist until the outer world catches up. The tone is simple, direct, and surprisingly practical, making this a strong choice if you want a method you can actually use, not just ideas to think about.

In Prayer: The Art of Believing, Neville Goddard breaks down the difference between hoping and believing, and how to cross that line in a practical way. He explains how to accept a new state as true, feel it as natural, and let that inner certainty do the work. If you want a clear method for building faith and staying steady, this book delivers.

In Seedtime and Harvest, Neville Goddard explains cause and effect in the most personal way: your assumptions are the seeds, and your experiences are the harvest. With clear examples and a steady tone, he shows why repeating old inner conversations keeps producing the same results, and how to plant something new on purpose. It is short, direct, and great for daily focus.

A clear guide to Neville’s core idea that your awareness is the real cause behind everything you experience. In The Power Of Awareness, Neville explains how your state of consciousness shapes what you see, attract, and allow. He shows how to stop reacting to appearances, choose a new assumption, and live from it until it becomes your reality. This is one of his most direct “how to” books, with principles you can practice daily.

A practical Neville Goddard classic showing how the Law works in real life, through clear examples and results. In The Law And The Promise, Neville explains the “Law” of assumption and backs it up with short, memorable success stories that show how people applied it. The focus is simple: imagine the end, feel it as real, and persist until it shows up. If you like Neville’s ideas but want more proof and real-world application, this is the one.

This memoir shares the unique coming of age story of a young college student, utterly devoid of confidence, until he is "recruited" as a semi-professional mascot for a junior hockey team. After a year on the ice, a new opportunity draws him into the world of Minor League Baseball. As the unexpectedly humorous, heartwarming, and (at times) hazardous experiences unfold, the young man finds himself sitting in the hospital with his future wife, weighing the risks of one more season against the potential of one day going pro.

The prototype of the world’s most miraculous kitchen chopper in history is missing, and Dick Lance, the smarmiest TV pitchman to ever utter, “But wait, there’s more!” is the prime suspect. In the highly competitive (and sometimes dangerous) world of Direct Response Advertising, Lance is at the top of his game, but when he disappears into an alligator-filled canal, the search for the missing device takes on life or death importance.

The Individualization of War examines the status of individuals in contemporary armed conflict in three main capacities: as subject to violence but deserving of protection; as liable to harm because of their responsibility for attacks on others; and as agents who can be held accountable for the perpetration of crimes.

Did you ever wonder why you say the things you do? Have you ever felt trapped by your past? “Why Did I Say That?” was written to reveal the supernatural forces holding you back! Indeed, there has been a relentless attack on you since the day you were born. But you can destroy these accusations and replace them with blessings by responding to God’s invitation to come to His court and say something different.

In “Bean There, Donor That,” author Rick Daynes takes us on his insightful and life-changing journey through the profound act of kidney donation. This deeply personal journal explores the author’s decision to donate to a stranger. It then takes us through the conflicts of denial, rejection, and resilience, in the process of donation. The after-effects, and incredible ongoing relationship of donor and recipient are inspiring.

God has placed a distinctive imprint in the hearts of His children—a deep yearning to know Him personally and intimately. Yet for many believers, this longing remains unsatisfied: they struggle daily with the practical reality of always longing for God yet never being fulfilled in their relationship with Him. In "The Devotional Life," Dr. Patrick Oben merges his meticulousness as a physician with the clarity of a Bible teacher to offer insights that are both deep and easy to understand.

Already facing a wretched cancer diagnosis, a young man’s prospects for survival dim as he learns his treatments have not worked. Writing against the clock, he feverishly authors a story of profound joy and sadness exploring the life he could have lived. Desperately told, his story takes you through poignant memories, intimate relationships, and fantastical triumphs in a quest to make sense of it all and leave a legacy behind.

In early February of 1885, the robbery of the Pensacola and Atlantic train could not have come at a worse time for Florida panhandle railroad magnate William Chipley. He had put time, money, and both his personal and business reputation on the line to host the first Gulf Chautauqua in DeFuniak Springs. Now, with the murder of two guards, and the theft of both a payroll and a shipment of new US Army rifles, the success of the Chautauqua was at risk.

The Master Key System is a personal development book by Charles F. Haanel. The book describes many New Thought beliefs such as the law of attraction, creative visualization and man's unity with God, and teaches the importance of truth, harmonious thinking and the ability to concentrate. The Book that will not only leave you 'feeling' good, but also 'thinking' good. In The Master Key System, presented as a series of twenty-four lessons, delivered to students, Charles Haanel discusses everything from how to feel healthy to how to become wealthy.