The Walking Wounded is an eight-chapter womens Bible study that examines the fact that God consistently uses broken and wounded lives to carry out His divine purposes and offers hope to hurting women who are struggling in their lives.
The purpose of this book is to call attention to the 514 years man has used God's name as a title for himself, and other instances of rejection of scriptural mandates that may have brought about the decline in respect for clergy and congregation.
Choices: The Ripple Effect presents Fs testimony of hope and forgiveness, recounting her life story with all of its ups and downs and considering both the good and bad choices she made over the years.
About two thousand years ago Jesus came into His own, and even though they had Scripture and His miracles, most of His creation did not recognize Him as the Messiah.
This easy-to-use workbook draws from the authors forty-two years of personal prayer journaling experience and fifteen years as a high school librarian.
The Way of Authority and Power tells how God guided a young boy through the pain of his grandmothers death from cancer and taught him, as he grew up, to see His divine power and authority working in peoples lives today.
From A to Zfrom active to zombies and everything in betweenSpirit Move Me presents a collection of fun, thought-provoking notes about scripture and its role in Christians lives.
A Pastors Guide to Conducting a Funeral: Things Every Pastor Needs to Know, But May Have Been Afraid to Ask gives pastors, chaplains, and other caregivers clear and concise guidance for responding to the profound needs of people facing the deaths of loved ones.
People, events, and circumstances have a way of placing limitations on our life and unfortunately those limitations can have a drastically negative impact on our pursuit of personal goals and dreams.
The Messiah Story captures the essence of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation starting with In the beginning God and ending with Even so come, Lord Jesus.
In a society of fast-paced living and instant everything, many reach for a devotional to find a quick feel-good thought to make it through their days rather than seeking life-changing encounters.
