Books that heal, challenge, and restore.

Many people pray for increase…

but according to Matthew 25:15, increase was distributed according to capacity.

In this transformational ebook, Cynthia McInnis explores the biblical principle that growth, stewardship, healing, wisdom, education, and preparation all affect what we are able to sustain, manage, and multiply in life.

Every pearl starts with a single grain — and every legacy starts with a single penny.

In Pennies and Pearls, Cynthia McInnis pairs practical money wisdom with the spiritual principles of stewardship, patience, and intention.

It's a guide for women ready to stop scrambling and start building — turning small, faithful choices into lasting wealth, freedom, and generational impact.

Before the world told her who to be, God already declared who she was.

The Genesis Woman is a return to the beginning — to identity, purpose, and the original design God spoke over women in the garden.

Cynthia McInnis walks readers through Scripture, story, and self-reflection to help women reclaim the dignity, authority, and partnership that were theirs from the start, and live from that truth in every season.

Laws are necessary to keep a balanced world — but law is complicated.

Are there universal laws about love, affection, and wholeness?

The Law of Love is for those who are in love, who have lost in love, and those still trying to understand love, affection, and wholeness.

For the woman who works hard, dreams big, and still wants to keep her soul intact.

Girls on Their Grind is an e-devotional from Dr. Cynthia McInnis for women juggling purpose, pressure, and progress.

Short, honest readings pair Scripture with real-life grit — equipping you to stay grounded, focused, and prayed-up while you build the life God called you to.

Some systems weren't built to set you free — they were built to keep you small.

Carpe Diem: Becoming Unstuck from Toxic Systems is a clear-eyed guide for women ready to name what's holding them captive — at home, at work, in relationships, even in church — and step into the life God already cleared for them.

Dr. Cynthia McInnis blends Scripture, lived experience, and practical strategy to help you seize the day, break the cycle, and walk free.

Discover how a simple change of perception can catapult a change of outcomes in every area of your life.

This book is not so much for the new convert, but for the more seasoned Christian — knowing full well that it is often very difficult to tell the difference between the two.

My desire is that a Christian, reading this book, who considers himself seasoned simply because he has professed to be a Christian for many years, would be redirected — back to the place of that new convert who, like a baby, knows that he needs everything from Christ to survive.

A RE-presentation of salvation for a skeptical age.

This book was written to draw men and women to the arms of a loving Savior amidst the post-modernism and skepticism of our present world.

It is a direct challenge to any worldview except the Christian worldview — an invitation to see again just how rich, costly, and life-changing salvation truly is.

When the king extended his scepter, Esther had one chance to ask — and the question still echoes: what is thy request?

Drawing from the life of Esther, Dr. Cynthia McInnis unpacks how preparation, posture, and purpose shape the prayers that actually get answered.

This book is for the believer who is tired of vague prayers and ready to step into the throne room with clarity, courage, and conviction — and walk out with an answer.

A book of encouragement for believers who find themselves at the crossroads of life.

Drawing from Jacob's wrestling match at the ford of Jabbok, Dr. Cynthia McInnis offers a revelatory depiction of what it means to hold on through the night.

It's permission to be honest about the pain — and a stubborn reminder not to let go until the blessing comes.

A practical and spiritual answer to the indictments against the modern-day African-American charismatic church.

Dr. Cynthia McInnis names what's been performance, calls out what's been compromise, and points the way back to substance, Scripture, and the Spirit.

Honest, pastoral, and unflinching — for leaders and members who want the Church to be the Church again.

Poems written by the author in her youth — for various occasions, for her church, and about her loved ones.

Tender, honest, and full of early conviction, these 52 pieces capture the soul of a young woman already paying attention to God and the people around her.

Whether or not you know the dedicants, these poems will find their way into your own story. Enjoy.

Procrastination isn't just a bad habit — for many believers, it's a stronghold standing between them and their destiny.

This 7-day devotional from Dr. Cynthia McInnis pairs Scripture, prayer, and practical action to help readers finally get past delay.

One week. Seven readings. A clear path to stop stalling and step into what God has already prepared for you.