Livros em Inglês
What do an anxious hostess, an exhausted prophet, a grieving patriarch, a troubled musician, and a betrayed dreamer have in common? More than you might imagine. Behind the familiar stories of Martha, Elijah, Job, David, and Joseph are restless minds, wounded hearts, sleepless nights, shattered dreams, and questions that sound remarkably like our own. The Bible, it turns out, speaks far more honestly about mental and emotional suffering than many Christians have been led to believe.
With pastoral warmth, refreshing humor, and compassionate insight, Sacred Sanity explores anxiety, chronic stress, burnout, trauma, depression, family dysfunction, and forgiveness without reducing complex struggles to easy answers or spiritual clichés. Blending biblical wisdom, personal experiences, modern research, and responsible mental health care, the author reminds us that seeking help is not a failure of faith and that even deeply devoted people can reach the limits of their strength.
Perhaps you have been smiling while silently falling apart. Perhaps someone you love is fighting a battle you do not fully understand. Wherever you find yourself, these pages offer an invitation to replace shame with honesty, isolation with support, and fear with hope. You may recognize your struggle in the lives of people who walked with God centuries ago, and discover that the God who met them at the table, beneath the broom tree, in the ashes, inside the cave, and at the bottom of the pit is still present in your darkest moments today.
Autor
Paulo Rabello is currently the senior pastor at FilAm International Church in San Antonio, Texas. He holds a degree in Theology, a Master’s in Leadership, and is finishing his doctorate in International Studies. He is married to Sheila and has three children.
Life can look full on the outside and still feel empty within. Success, achievements, and busy routines often promise fulfillment, yet something deeper seems to be missing. In This Is for You, the author invites you on a personal and spiritual journey, one that moves beyond appearances and into the quiet places of the heart where real questions live. Through relatable stories, honest reflections, and biblical insight, each page reveals a simple but powerful truth: we were never meant to walk alone.
Drawing from everyday experiences, scientific insights, and the timeless wisdom of Scripture, this book gently points to God, the One who sees, restores, and walks with us. Whether addressing loneliness, broken relationships, spiritual struggles, or the search for meaning, these pages offer encouragement rooted in hope. They remind us that even in life’s valleys, God is present, guiding, rebuilding, and strengthening those who trust Him.
If you have ever felt lost, tired, or unsure of your next step, this book is for you. It is an invitation to rediscover faith, embrace community, and experience the kind of life that is built not on fleeting success, but on a lasting relationship with God and others. Because in the end, what truly sustains us is not what we achieve, but who walks with us.
Autor
Paulo Rabello is currently the senior pastor at FilAm International Church in San Antonio, Texas. He holds a degree in Theology, a Master’s in Leadership, and is finishing his doctorate in International Studies. He is married to Sheila and has three children.
This book recounts the extraordinary journey of a Brazilian missionary family who spent ten years living in the region. Its pages are filled with moving accounts of life far from home and the many challenges that came with it – from language barriers and cultural adaptation to the dangers of serving Christ in places where faith can cost a life.
Through vivid personal experiences, you are invited into the customs, beliefs, and traditions of the Middle East from the perspective of a family that left everything behind to dedicate themselves to sharing the gospel. These are stories of sacrifice, courage, perseverance, and unwavering faith that will inspire and move every reader.
Autor
Paulo Rabello is currently the senior pastor at FilAm International Church in San Antonio, Texas. He holds a degree in Theology, a Master’s in Leadership, and is finishing his doctorate in International Studies. He is married to Sheila and has three children.
Amid the lights, applause, and promises of success, Maysa seemed to be living the dream that many long for. But behind the catwalks and the facade lay a story marked by pain, conflict, and a void that no amount of fame could fill. This book reveals, with honesty and sensitivity, the journey of a woman who experienced extremes—from public exposure to her most intimate struggles—and discovered that true transformation begins where pride ends.
With courage and profound vulnerability, Maysa guides you through childhood memories, difficult choices, unexpected setbacks, and encounters that changed the course of her life. Each chapter is an invitation to see that, even behind the scenes of our crises, there is a silent grace at work. Her narrative does not romanticize pain, it shows how it is possible to move through it and find purpose where once there was only frustration.
This is more than a testimony—it’s a story of redemption, identity, and hope. A reminder that no one is too far away to be reached, nor too broken to be restored. As you turn these pages, you’ll not only witness an astonishing transformation but also recognize echoes of your own journey—and perhaps discover that your story, too, can be rewritten.
Author
Maysa Chagas is an author, missionary, speaker, and mother to Maria Eduarda and João. Her testimony reveals that when God takes charge of a person’s story, He restores, redefines identities, and kindles a hope that no one can extinguish.