Mark E Shaw

Fentanyl is the first booklet in Dr. Mark E. Shaw’s The Transformation Series. Addressing the dangers of fentanyl use and its affect on our relationship with God, Mark uses Scripture and his vast experience in biblical counseling to bring forth the truth

Endorsed by Joni Eareckson Tada

Periods of extreme physical pain and mental fatigue can plague any one of us. From the medical perspective, chronic illness is defined as “an illness that lasts three months or more” but practical help and eternal hope i

“Is gambling a sin? Where in the Bible does it specifically say that gambling is a sin?” That question will be answered in this booklet. You will learn about the heart issues that produce a desire to gamble because the Bible has much to say about the hear

Having a godly father as an example and role model is a tremendous blessing. This booklet will help men define intentional discipleship of their families. Learn how to model Jesus Christ as Prophet in your home.

The problem of self-injury or “cutting” is becoming more and more prevalent in our society. “Cutting” is complex, dangerous, and addictive-like behaviour. In this booklet you will gain insight for dealing with this problem from a biblical perspective.

Sexual temptations are everywhere, but the real enemy is within us. Our hearts betray us in those moments when we give in to the temptation to please ourselves despite the consequences. For the single or married Christian who wants to be sexually pure, th

This is a biblical approach to help addicts who have relapsed in their addiction, or those who wish to develop tools to prevent relapse in the future.

This book makes the distinction between what the world terms a "disease" and what the Bible demonstrates is a life-dominating sin nature problem. You will find biblical tools to help examine your heart's motives at the root of the addiction.

We can find victory over sin and temptation when we know our own specific sinful tendencies, the power of the enemy, and what he uses to tempt us. Knowing our enemy’s plan of attack can prepare our hearts to map out a strategy for overcoming temptation. J