Stories of faith, healing, courage, and purpose for readers of different ages and seasons of life.
This personal memoir explores identity, rejection, healing, and the search for a love that does not depend on human approval. Through faith and reflection, Elizabeth Mago shares how she began to release painful labels and understand that her deepest worth is found in God.
It speaks to readers who have ever questioned their value, longed to belong, or searched for emotional and spiritual freedom.
We Heal Together offers faith-centered encouragement for readers seeking emotional healing, spiritual growth, and stronger relationships.
Supported by a companion Bible study guide for women, the book encourages honest reflection, prayer, Scripture study, and compassionate support. It is suitable for personal reading, women’s groups, churches, and discipleship settings.
A practical faith-based study guide designed to help women reflect on Scripture, deepen their healing, and grow in spiritual strength.
Kick Out Drugs – Kick In Hope is a thought-provoking and inspiring storybook and a companion bible study guide that weaves faith-filled lessons, real-life experiences, prevention messages, and the joy of football with the strength of community.
At the heart of the story lies a deeper question about faith: Is it simply a set of values, or the foundation that gives those values meaning, direction, courage, and strength during moments of pressure? Should it be separated from development? Through mentorship, teamwork, compassion, and hope, a group of young people begin a journey of learning, healing, and transformation as they face peer pressure, loneliness, identity struggles, and difficult choices together.
“Today,” he said, “we will learn about yellow cards and red cards in Football, and how life also gives warnings and consequences.”
“In Football, a yellow card is a warning. It tells a player to change their behavior before greater consequences follow. A red card means the player must leave the game because of dangerous actions. Life works the same way. Wrong choices, including drugs and other harmful behaviors, often begin with small warnings before leading to serious consequences.”
…. “Drugs can be like both a yellow card and a red card. They often begin with a single choice, one drink, one smoke, one experiment. It may seem harmless at first, but serious consequences eventually follow. Addiction removes people from the game of healthy living.”
….“ In Samson’s story in Judges 16, God gave Samson great strength and a special purpose, but Samson repeatedly ignored the warnings around him. He trusted the wrong influences, stayed close to temptation, and believed he could always escape the consequences. Each ignored warning was like a yellow card, telling him to stop, change direction, and protect what God had given him.”
Elizabeth Mago’s books are written to support reflection, conversation, healing, and positive action. Each title meets readers in a different place and offers a meaningful message they can carry into everyday life.
One book can begin a conversation, strengthen a heart, or help someone choose hope.