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One in Christ

David Ireland, pastor of a multiracial megachurch in New Jersey and diversity consultant to the NBA, equips Christians to usher in a new era of racial reconciliation in One in Christ. Racial disharmony is tearing communities apart, both inside and outside the church. But Jesus Christ is, and was, a great reconciler. Warmth, regard, and respect emanated from His person toward others—all others. Part of this allure was the fact Jesus was comfortable in His skin. This made others who approached Him comfortable in their skin. This quality fuels the deconstruction of walls—the tearing down of barriers that keep us apart.

Regnery Faith (March 26, 2018)
150 pages | $24.99
One in Chirst

Raising a Child Who Prays

In a society that is quickly abandoning its biblical standards, parents can create an effortless culture in their home that lends itself to the spiritual development of their child.

David Ireland, known for his dynamic teachings on prayer, provides a framework that helps parents elevate their prayer life, then parents can pass along the secrets to their little ones so they too may become spiritual giants over time.

Charisma House (August 2, 2016)
224 pages | $15.99
Raising a Child Who Prays

The Weapon of Prayer

Whenever the Bible referenced a satanic attack, Jesus countered it with prayer.  Of course, as the Son of God, He had a wealth of ammunition to fight off His adversary. There were many instances where Jesus could have easily enlisted the help of angels, but He knew that prayer was enough!

Charisma House (August 4, 2015)
224 pages | $14.99
The Weapon of Prayer

Journey to the Mountain of God

Dr. David Ireland, pastor of a megachurch in New Jersey, details a step-by-step journey to rekindle readers’ hearts for intimacy with God. He offers questionnaires and surveys designed to help readers assess and improve their spiritual conditions.

FaithWords (May 1, 2009)
320 pages | $12.99
Journey to the Mountain of God

Activating The Gifts Of The Holy Spirit

God’s plan for you is that the gifts He has given you become evident in every area of your life. In this dynamic book, David Ireland shows how you can activate the power of the Holy Spirit in your everyday walk with God. Discover how you can understand what the gifts of the Spirit are, hear the voice of the Holy Spirit, know God’s heart in every spiritual matter, be miraculously used by God, have authority over Satan’s tricks and deceptions, and possess the power of the early church. Learn how you can experience the fullness of God’s power by operating in the realm of the supernatural!

Whitaker House (October 1, 1997)
175 pages | $13.99
Activating The Gifts Of The Holy Spirit

Perfecting Your Purpose

Impact with David Ireland, the author’s daily radio and weekly television broadcasts, reaches a potential audience of 50 million households. The readers who made “The Purpose Driven Life” (Zondervan, 2002) a staggering bestseller with over 20 million copies sold worldwide will be drawn to the 40-day plan in this book as the logical next step in their spiritual growth.

FaithWords (March 1, 2006)
192 pages | $19.99
Perfecting Your Purpose

The Kneeling Warrior

A true Christian is called to fight. Yet there are times devout followers of Christ unknowingly allow their warrior instincts to dull. Many of us stand idle while an evil tyrant pilfers our finances, snatches our health, filches our marriages, and makes off with all the promises of the kingdom–the really good stuff God intended for His children.

Charisma House (July 9, 2013)
240 pages | $15.99
The Kneeling Warrior

The Skin You Live In

If you want to reach beyond your walls into someone else’s life, “The Skin You Live In” is for you. It’s a safe place to let down your guard and receive cross-cultural coaching from a follower of Jesus Christ, so you can start the process of friendship building across racial lines in every area of your life.

NavPress (August 21, 2012)
176 pages | $14.99
The Skin You Live In

The Secrets of a Satisfying Life

Research shows that only 20 percent of Americans consider themselves to be happy. What about the other 80 percent? Perhaps they are too busy. Maybe they are afraid to take risks. Whatever their reasons, these people have one thing in common: the desire to have a more satisfying life. “The secret to a happy life can be found simply in the practice of certain behaviors,” writes David Ireland. In “Secrets of a Satisfying Life,” he provides practical advice for attaining happiness and satisfaction.

Baker Books (March 1, 2006)
192 pages | $14.99
The Secrets of a Satisfying Life

The Ministry of the Deacon

In an age where people are intentionally trained to provide stellar leadership to organizations, society, and families, the role of the deacon should not be overlooked within the church.

In this instructional workbook, our teacher Dr. David Ireland, provides 10 invaluable lessons to build developing deacons who can effectively serve the local church. The lessons contained in this book will prove instrumental in developing quality leaders who will serve the needs of the local church.

IMPACT Publishing House (September 2004)
139 pages | $14.99
The Ministry of the Deacon

The Ministry of the Elder

The Apostle Paul instructed young Timothy, “If anyone sets his heart on being an overseer [elder], he desires a noble task” (1 Timothy 3:1). Anyone can have a righteous, well-balanced desire to be an elder, but many lack the knowledge and training. In this instructional workbook, our teacher Dr. David Ireland, provides 12 invaluable lessons designed to equip believers on the role and function of New Testament elders. The lessons contained in this workbook will prove instrumental in developing quality leaders who will serve the needs of the local church.

IMPACT Publishing House (December 2004)
199 pages | $14.99
The Ministry of the Elder

What Color is Your God?

Author David Ireland believes that living a multicultural lifestyle is everyone’s responsibility.
“What Color is Your God?” will enable you to make the emotional shift from leading an exclusively ethnocentric life to becoming wholeheartedly Christ-centered and culturally inclusive.

You will explore critical areas of racial reconciliation that have been largely uncharted including: the ensuing multi-ethnic church; communicating across cultural lines; the diverse nature of God’s kingdom; and God’s attitude about interracial relationships.

Impact Publishing House (June 2000)
188 pages | $13.00
What Color is Your God?

Why Drown When You
Can Walk on Water?

“Why Drown When You Can Walk on Water?” is the stepping-stone to authentic and solid faith. It defines faith and opens your eyes to what may be hindering its growth in your life. This book will empower you to see trials from God’s perspective so you can stand strong even in the storms of life. Take a fresh look at God’s purpose for your life and discover how to exercise authentic faith every day.

You will explore critical areas of racial reconciliation that have been largely uncharted including: the ensuing multi-ethnic church; communicating across cultural lines; the diverse nature of God’s kingdom; and God’s attitude about interracial relationships.

Baker Books (October 1, 2004)
192 pages | $13.99
Why Drown When You Can Walk on Water?

Failure is Written in Pencil

“Failure is Written in Pencil” offers a healing prescription to the crippling ravages of failure.
Author David Ireland provides practical and comforting solutions to help hurting people overcome defeat. He relays the poignant story of his struggle with failure after attending a high-ranking graduate school.

Through Ireland’s captivating motivational style, you will find yourself laughing, crying, and identifying with notable men and women who have come to understand that Failure is Written in Pencil–it’s erasable.

This powerhouse of practical inspiration offers biblical solutions to help you overcome painful failures in a way that releases hope. You will learn: the benefits of failure; how to reject rejection; principles of failure-management; and how to laugh in the midst of your failure.

Impact Publishing House (April 2000)
185 pages | $13.99
Failure is Written in Pencil