Audiobooks Narrated by Natalie Stanfield

Why Is It So Hard to Be Happy?

"A Concise Look at Happiness from a Christian Perspective  Happiness feels more elusive than ever. With an endless stream of self-help books and motivational content available at our fingertips, we're encouraged to look inward for the answers. But all too often, this relentless focus on ourselves only leaves us feeling emptier than when we started. Why does happiness feel so hard to grasp? In this brief booklet, Jen Oshman examines the history, sociology, and data of happiness from a Christian perspective. She discusses our culture's competing visions and definitions of happiness, investigates why happiness is so elusive, and offers practical alternatives to the unsatisfactory lies of the world. This booklet invites readers to explore happiness as an outcome of a relationship with our Creator, Jesus Christ. In him there is a treasure waiting to be discovered—a richer, fuller way to live. - Countercultural: Provides life-giving and practical alternatives to the unsatisfactory lies the world tells us about how to gain happiness - Christian Perspective: Helps both believers and non-believers understand happiness as a byproduct of their relationship with Jesus Christ - Short, Accessible Format: A concise biblical exploration of the history, sociology, and data of happiness - Part of the TGC Hard Questions Series: Equips readers with answers to difficult questions facing today's church"

Jen Oshman (Author), Natalie Stanfield (Narrator)

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If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets: A Memoir

"Sometimes, we know the least about those we love the most. It took less than an hour for an old life to end and a new one to begin. When Virginia DeLuca’s sixty-year-old husband abruptly walked out on their serene and happy—even joyful—marriage, proclaiming a sudden desire to have babies, everyone had a theory. He already knocked someone up. Nervous breakdown. Brain tumor. After DeLuca met her husband, she learned that it was possible for her to love with abandon and entwine her life with this caring and compassionate man. But fourteen years later, she was only left with the mystery of the ending. DeLuca, a psychotherapist, spent decades helping clients cope with sudden losses and dramatic changes—and now it’s happened to her. Now, she must hunt to find the truth of her own story. In the tradition of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb, If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets is an unflinching exploration of love and relationships from a woman who ultimately found that life can expand in unanticipated ways."

Virginia DeLuca (Author), Natalie Stanfield (Narrator)

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