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  • av Albina Peters
    247,-

    This book is a selection of poetry based on Bible stories as well as some new poems recently inspired by the Holy Spirit, all designed to stimulate the interest of the young at heart.I imagine parents reading to their children at bedtimes; I picture this being recited at campfires and Sunday school classes. To ensure that gentle hearts remain sincere, here is another example of God's care to preserve welfare in a world where reliability is needed.To keep our young ones safe in the faith, this book paints a picture of a secure future with a friendship with a God who is everywhere and cares anywhere for everyone. These expressions display that fact that Jesus is there, with friendly unconditional love, even when other loved ones are absent to care. This unction also encourages scripture investigations as expressed in this play of rhymes.Jesus has always been friendly. He said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not send them away." God inspired this book to say that he is indeed help in time of need--a friend of the holy, lonely, unruly, or bully. It can even be said that he can be even closer than a brother, a best friend forever.

  • av Grammy B
    247,-

    Eight cousins have the time of their lives as they play and go on many adventures headquartered from the clubhouse they built in their grandparents' backyard. Coming from families with strong Christian faith, all eight cousins share a love of helping others and serving in their community. These tiny, modern-day philanthropists set out in different ways to help friends and neighbors in need.Along the way, they discover that there are many unmet needs right in their own backyards. They set out on a mission to make things better. One day, it may be delivering meals, and on another day, it may be mowing lawns. The boys might decide to fish with the elderly gentlemen at the old watering hole while the girls help the elderly ladies keep a suave and sleek hairstyle.As time passes, their families become invigorated with a new desire to serve God themselves and end up helping the kids find activities and jobs based on community needs. Together, these kids spread love, joy, and kindness to rejuvenate tired, weary, and lonely souls. Join these special kids as they breathe new life into their grandparents' neighborhood and learn lessons along the way about being a servant and representing Jesus in their community.

  • av Ira Milligan
    210 - 329,-

  • av Ruth Rosemary
    426,-

    History versus science, history versus history, or history with science--who has it right? In this book, you will be challenged to think differently about BC history.Discover a calendar that is over five thousand years old and how the younger calendars go with it in this timeline.Discover a reason why different dates are assigned to the same event. Explore why the Second Temple of Judaism which stood partly BC and partly AD for about 420 years can have a start date in the 500s BC and 300s BC.Discover concurrent event reading of the Bible as it relates to history.Discover the accuracy preserved by forefathers and more.With the use of the Gregorian calendar beginning in the 1500s, we read BC history with dates that go backward as events move forward. This is exactly the opposite of our current dates where the dates move forward as events move forward. In this book there is a BC to AD timeline of the Bible, some history and some prophesied events. As you read, you will go on a journey through history, and put together past and present through what was written down about events and prophesied events.157

  • av Colleen "Keke" Black
    198,-

    After her family moved to a new home, Sara was feeling lonely. But with the help of her imagination, Sara was able to find a friend to help her with the transition. And not just a regular friend. This friend was special. This friend was Rainbow Kitty.

  • av Gilfroia Sacco Giugliano
    198,-

    Who is "Wonder Mamama"?Wonder Mamama is based on a real-life grandmother. She is a youthful, energetic grandmother, part superhero, part angel, who possesses a great love for her family.It is our intent to highlight the increasing importance of grandmothers in the lives of their children's children and the significant role they play in shaping the lives of their grandchildren.Wonder Mamama has time, patience, and wisdom to teach life's simple lessons to her grandchildren. She takes her grandchildren splashing in water parks, coasting on snow-covered hills, screaming down slides at the playground, and traveling around the world, all while correcting homework, instructing little ones about household chores, and, most importantly, having meaningful discussions in a distinctly nonthreatening style that grandparents have perfected.I hope this story will appeal to all grandmothers and their grandchildren, whether they are the primary caregivers or they assist on a needed basis.

  • av Fatima Abdul Johnson
    210,-

    The positive energy touches my heart.--Robert HowardI've read it over and over again. It continues to inspire me over and over again.--David Cheatham, motivational speakerEncouraging and motivational describes Stories for Children. Although written for children, adults receive the message of resilience, love, and determination. "A Boy Named Morris" was written by the author at the age of ten. The story was inspired by a boy in the author's fourth grade class. Every afternoon on the way home from school, Morris sees a homeless man in the park with torn clothes and a sad dirty face. He feels bad for the homeless man and asks his parents what he can do to help the man. His parents inform him there was nothing he can do because the homeless man is an adult and has to help himself. This saddens him. He wishes for a way to help the man. Then one day, he has the chance to help the man. Later that day, Morris is rushed to the hospital. He had been sick for a long time. While at the hospital, he has a visit from the homeless man, who he takes him to his heavenly reward. This story relates to all religions and cultures, A true story of pure love and human kindness."Maggie's Carnival of Dreams" is inspired by the author's experiences as a child. The story tells of children with various disabilities sitting in a dirty old park, imagining and dreaming of going to a carnival to ride upon the amusement rides. The children are told by their caregiver that they are "not normal children" and will never be able to ride upon amusement rides. This hurts and saddens the children, so they create a carnival of their minds where they can ride upon the rides and where their disabilities can't stop them. As years go by and the children grow into their adult years, Maggie remembers the hurt of being called "not normal" and makes their dreams come true. Maggie makes the dream carnival reality. The carnival is designed for children with disabilities--because all children are normal.

  • av J. A. Guinn
    247,-

    Jason Keeting has finally settled back into relative normalcy as the chief of Spruce Bay Fire in North Idaho after a series of harrowing and tragic incidents. With the help of an out-of-district firefighter acting undercover, he was able to assist law enforcement in the arrest of almost the entire board of fire commissioners in his small rural fire department. But just as the proverbial dust has settled and he has begun helping his fiancee, Jennifer, with the planning of their wedding, he receives a call from his good friend, Marty Jackson, the fire chief at a district just across the border in Whitman, Washington. Marty has been seriously injured in a cannery fire, the cause of which is suspicious and he asks Jason to fill in for him, running the district until Marty can get back on his feet. Jason readily agrees; however, within a day of arriving as the substitute fire chief, he finds himself in a quandary when the fire crews find themselves in danger while responding to what should have been the extinction of a simple wheat stubble fire. After several more similar incidents, Jason arrives at the conclusion that someone is targeting Whitman Fire firefighters. Incensed, Jason enlists Shaun Gaines, a trusted volunteer from his own fire district, to assist him in an undercover investigative operation. He soon regrets, however, pulling Shaun into the line of fire.

  • av Lynn Persepolis
    198,-

    An anthropological scientific study of ancient Zoroastrian Judaism, Christianity, and Islam of Semitic and nomadic Iran--with general East Asian Hindu and Buddhist philosophical, social, and religious reference to the newer Catholic order of chivalry of the Knights Templar, including genealogical cultural Mystery Cryptology of The Holy Grail --transcripted angelic or alien sightings and encounters, which become regular family traditions as heritage across the Pan-White, even Pan-European White Caucasian diaspora, which provide an account of biblical romantic mysticism into a yet-silenced feminist perspective on namesake and property wars, ritualistic rape, and prearranged--marriage, royalty, mimicry of Shakespearean romance drama theatre and Charles Robert Darwin's naturalist theory, "Survival of the fittest," poetry of the paranormal, alternate personal reality. Great for royal weddings!

  • av Judith Contino
    222,-

    Chop and dice a healthy snack loaded with vitamins and other good stuff!This illustrated collection includes everything you need to prepare six delicious salsas at home for all your family and friends.Easy-to-follow directionsPhotos of all the ingredientsKitchen tools you will needLots of nutritional information for real healthy eatingFun facts about people around the world and the fruits and veggies they love to eat

  • av Karen Byrd
    222,-

    When healing is necessary, this book covers some of the brokenness we go through in life. I would love to walk into my garden and not run across thorns that hurt me in such a beautiful place. I have found out in all that I have shared in this book that my one constant was and still is God. He can heal, save, and set free, no matter how broken we are. This book shows you all the thorns that hurt me. God removed everyone and caused me to heal in my pain. Wisdom came to me and taught me that as ugly as my story is, someone and somebody needs this way out. When you read this book, read it with spirit because natural ability will not understand how a person could become so naked, but just know God can only heal you when you are naked but not ashamed.

  • av Gregory Dixon
    235,-

    Little guys are a wonderful bunch filled with giggles and imagination much. This is a story of one such little boy, born with many problems, but oh so much joy. He dreams of importance and making his plans, helping the children throughout all the land. Wesley had a stroke when he was only two weeks old. It left him with a broken body, but his imagination and sprit so bold. So come and take an adventure with this lad if you all please, for Wesley is about to fight his greatest foe yet--something evil, something he would soon regret.

  • av Nikki Sandman
    198,-

    God Created You is filled with simple biblical truths to remind readers that God created him or her and the world around them for a purpose. God knew the exact time we would be born and the family line we would be a part of. He created each of us to have unique gifts and talents to boldly shine His light. No one person is the same and each life is precious. Although it will not always be smooth sailing when we put our faith in our Creator, He will take that burden from us and guide us through the storm.

  • av Edward Mitchell Jr.
    198,-

    Having faith is fun, and it really is just that--fun! When you realize that faith has all the answers to your situation, why would you live in fear? When you live in fear, your fear is your faith, and you believe what fear says. We have all been given a measure of faith not to hold on to but to use. Faith is an action word, which requires action to reap the rewards of answered prayers of those things hoped for. Believing when we pray powers our faith. In the book of James, he reminds us that "faith without works is dead" (James 2:20 KJV). As time goes by, our measure of faith, which we should be using whether it's the mustard seed or something greater, would grow over time into a mustard tree (Matthew 21:34-37). No one should have the same measure of faith they were given at birth. Babies don't know anything about faith, but there is a mechanism in place that when a baby cries, attention comes. It's the same with our faith: when it is used, it brings God's attention to our situation. So as you see, having faith is fun. Faith already has the answer to whatever you're going through. Try having fun with faith, and you'll see and notice the difference in your trials. Let go of fear and grab your faith because having faith is fun when you use it and believe it!What I noticed is the power that faith produces from one trial to another. Faith grows. It should not be the same faith you used when you were younger. Faith doesn't stay the same. It changes, it grows. It is sad when I hear someone say, "I have mustard seed faith after going through many trials." Faith is a seed that is meant to grow bigger and better with every trial. Faith makes you a winner. Real faith never fails. Make faith your friend and fear your enemy. You will see the difference in the results.

  • av Jacobs Obamedo
    377,-

    Do you know that without faith, your existence has no place in God? Doubt's desire is to void your destiny with God. Until your faith is the same under all circumstances, there will still be room for doubt and anxiety in your life. How are you with His Word?Are you still wrestling with doubt, fear, anxiety, or unbelief?You need to urgently break the backbone of doubt and unbelief in your walk of faith. Doubt is a thief of your blessings and an enemy of your destiny. Doubt and worry are offensive to God and spiritually oppressive to His children. The only way to change a person is to change the way he thinks and eats. Think on the Word and learn to eat His Word.About the AuthorDr. Jacobs Obamedo is a graduate from the University of Nigeria-Nsukka with a bachelor of science degree in economics/sociology. He attended Hampstead Bible School-London and was pastor of Hither Green Gospel Assembly Lewisham in London, England.He holds a master's degree in theology from Lighthouse Christian College in Beebe, Arkansas, and a doctoral degree in theology from Christian Outreach Bible Institute College Seminary in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He is married to Felicia with four adult sprit-filled children.

  • av Elizabeth Scott
    185,-

    Blessing's favorite teacher is sick, and she wants to give her teacher something special to let her know how much Blessing cares. But what can she give? With some imagination and help from her mother, Blessing finds the perfect gift. Blessing's story encourages children to show care and love to those around them who are faced with serious illness in nontraditional ways.

  • av Rebecca Gilfoy
    198,-

    Based on real animals that live at Backyard Blessings Farm on Cape Cod, A Mama at Last is a story about learning patience. Snowball, the silkie chicken, wanted to be a mother for so long but her eggs never seem to hatch. Her sisters try to encourage her to be patient. Just when she is ready to give up, her eggs start to crack! Snowball learns a valuable lesson that patience pays off! If we teach our children and grandchildren to be kind to animals, they will grow up to be kinder adults. This is the first book in the Backyard Blessings Farm series. Each book is based on real animals that live at the farm and each story will teach an important lesson.

  • av Juanita Austion
    185,-

    This book was thirty-two years in the making and is meant to be a praise to God for all He has done for me down through the years. By relating experiences of Him dealing with me, I have established a deep relationship with Him. Without these experiences, I believe that relationship would never have happened. My desire for sharing this story with others will perhaps help deter someone from making the same mistakes I did and fall into the same pitfalls that brought so much unhappiness.For victims of sexual abuse, don't allow yourselves to remain a victim by keeping quiet. Tell someone. Although this book shows a lot of ups and downs, it also reveals a life of happiness and joys, a sense of accomplishment while holding on to God with a grip that won't let go while He says, "I got you."

  • av Jacqueline King
    210,-

    For generations, young people have struggled with their identity, who they are, what they will become, and where life will take them. Not much has changed. In fact, the struggle has intensified. Our youth are in search of answers and solutions, and while they may be bombarded with social media, music, video games, and keeping up with the constant changes in society, their desire for truth has not waned. It has, in fact, escalated to the point of desperation for most of them.No one desires to be lost. Everyone wants to succeed and be wholesome individuals; it's innate. This book of writings by youth like yourselves is designed to shed some light on your path to finding hope and peace as well as discovering that you can be a whole person despite the challenges you face. There is no judgment--only real-life experiences shared by others who are walking the same path as you.There are quotes, prayers, and guidelines based on biblical principles to help you navigate through this maze we call life.

  • av Rosalie Cowick
    247,-

    God is so, so good! He never stops showering his love, his mercy, and his compassion on us in so many, many ways. The Lord gives, and I take. It doesn't sound too good for us, does it? I could spend the rest of my life writing about what God gives to each one of us even to those who do not walk with the Lord. His hand is continually pouring out. Most of us do not think about it, or we ignore it. And if we do, we look at it with very dim-sighted eyes. Much of our time is spent on the expectations of what we want from him. But he gives, and he gives, and he gives. And the reality is, we take, and we take, and we take. We take all that God supplies with very little thankfulness to him. We are greedy, and we expect so much, and the truth is, we are so undeserving.Can we ever pay God back? Never...never...never. But we can recognize, appreciate, embrace, and be thankful for what he has done, is doing, and will do by honoring him and living our lives in his love and in service to him, worshipping and giving him all the glory and bringing to light his word to those who don't know him.I stand in awe and amazement at the Lord's grace for humankind. He holds all together for us. Be brought back to the beauty, the awe, and the wonder of God! May we change the casualness in our hearts and minds that we take toward him and begin to develop a view of his awesome mercy and grace. Join me in plunging into the depths of his goodness.

  • av Robert Strayer
    210,-

    Gettysburg is a picturesque town in south central Pennsylvania. Named after Samuel Gettys, who was an Irish settler and tavern owner in the late 1770s, Gettysburg became famous during the American Civil War. On July 1 to July 3, 1863, it was the scene of the bloodiest single battle of the war, with more than fifty thousand casualties. The dead were not just on the battlefield but also throughout the entire town. Hotels, stores, and houses became makeshift hospitals and morgues. Robert Lucas was a thirty-year-old handsome and extremely successful businessman from modern-day New York city engaged to be married to Florence, whom he had known for two years now. Florence was a successful, very wealthy, and beautiful businesswoman in the city. Robert had no choice in coming to present-day Gettysburg for the one-week business conference.Why did his company choose Gettysburg?Staying at the historic Harker House Hotel, built in 1853, he met Caroline Harker, whose family owned the beautiful old establishment. She was twenty-four years old, long brown hair, very beautiful and petite, slightly old-fashioned in her ways. When he first looked into her beautiful blue eyes, it was as if he knew her from before. Maybe they were soul mates? Maybe it was a previous lifetime? Just as Gettysburg was the turning point of the Civil War, this will be the turning point in Robert's life. Will he go back to Florence in the big city, or will he choose young Caroline? Or does the universe and fate have other plans for him?The ending of this story will change Robert's life forever and those who love him.

  • av Nelly Robles
    185,-

    All my life all I knew was brokenness, shame, and guilt. I didn't know what true love was. I didn't know I was worthy or loved because I sure didn't feel it or see it in my life. At age thirteen I wanted to cover up the pain I had inside. My addictions to many things became the Band-Aid that kept falling off to the deep wounds of my heart that only Jesus could heal. I didn't know. Not only did I not know, but I wanted the pain to instantly go away, so my addiction took control of my life. God never left me. He pursued me, and I was too blind to see. It wasn't until I had enough of the life I was living and wanted to take my own life that I cried out to God. The Lord reached out His hand in the pit of my despair and lifted me up. I have been walking with Him since that day. I fell in love with Jesus because He loved me first, He says we were worth dying for. He did not allow the devil to take me out before I knew what true love is. I went from hopeless to putting my hope in Jesus. Who am I now? I am loved. I am chosen. I am redeemed. I am free!

  • av Lester Betts
    198,-

    This book was written on behalf of the love I have for little kittens of all kinds. They remind me of how little children play as they grow up and the mischief they get into.

  • av Randy Weatherall
    198,-

    It's about men in the Bible who kept going in the word in the face of adversity. I also talk about my own walk with the Lord, in the face of adversity and temptation.

  • av Rachel Tolbert Smith
    198 - 353,-

  • av Bj Carlson
    365,-

    Have you ever wanted something so badly that you would do almost anything to get it even if it was only a cheap replica of the desired object when, in fact, the genuine article could easily be yours with just a little time and patience? In this world of instant gratification, it's easy to acquire almost anything very quickly, but do these quick achievements lead to lasting fulfillment and happiness?This short, heartwarming tale is about a young girl, Katie, who is trying to make all her dreams become reality while staying true to faith and family as she prepares for one of the most important days of her life.Will she listen to her father who only wants what's best for her, or will she choose her own path that could possibly lead to disappointment and despair? Join her on a journey of discovery about patience and worth...gaining treasures that are lasting and cherished.This is a great modern-day parable that will teach godly values to that special young girl or family in your life.

  • av Candace McLaughlin
    198,-

    Amayah is a ten-year-old girl who has a port-wine-stain birthmark on her face. She puts on makeup every day in fear that her classmates will bully her. One day, a new student with a unique birthmark of his own enrolls in her class and teaches her the power of self-love and self-confidence.

  • av Minister Kent Earls
    160,-

    This book shines the light of the truth of God's Word on the gospel. Every child of God on earth in existence in the world today has a scripture that Father God has placed inside His Word for us all. This undeniable truth can be read and clearly understood without needing an interpreter or interpretation. This revelation is contained herein these pages for you to discover.Moreover, Jesus Himself confirms this truth when He describes His own predecessor, John the Baptist, by scripture in Luke 7:27. Moreover, this truth is further verified by King David, who wrote in Psalms 119:49-50. These essential truths and knowledge is the very reason for each of our own existence in true peace and happiness on earth today.Once you can accept this truth, simply read and execute (Jeremiah 29:11-13), then do all that is written therein. Go ahead. You owe it to yourself to make your life better. Pray, confirm it, believe it, then receive it. All the best and Godspeed to you as you go! Peace, love, and joy in the Holy Spirit. Amen.Book ReviewsWhether religious or not, this book will speak to you. This book will gently take you by your hand and reveal what God offers. Through these pages, you will see God on His throne, very patiently waiting to become your eternal benefactor. It is a humane, moving, yet very compelling invitation to have God as personal perpetual powerhouse.Robert Karlsberg, MDMinister Kent Earls is a man after God's own heart and one who has your best interest at heart. The words from this book, if properly heard, discerned, and applied to your life, will absolutely revolutionize your life and help you become who God intended for you to become and will help you fulfill your magnificent assignment on earth.Allen Earls, CPAEntrepreneur, Author, and Movie Star

  • av Annette A. Statzer
    198,-

    The art of storytelling was a gift I learned at a young age from my beloved Granny. As I also shared this gift with my grandchildren, it brought me to a point of realization that I wanted to share meaningful yet mesmerizing stories with many children. This Bible-based story features an adorable character named Nathaniel and is told from a child's eyes!My prayer is that you will enjoy this snuggle-and-read book as much as I enjoyed creating it for you!

  • av A. D. James
    222,-

    Eighty-year-old granddad had lived a fulfilled life with a loving wife, four children, a sizeable garden, and he was quite active in church, and if you should ever drive by his way, you will undoubtedly see him working around the outside of his home, fixing a little of this and managing a lot of that; he loved to stay active. Though life was not happily ever after for the old man, like in most fairy tales, he managed to make do. Yes, he did a lot of making do. After the passing of his wife, things were very difficult, and when the kids moved out, even more arduous, which led him to sink into a very low place.But on one particular day, Granddad found himself alone, scared, and a witness to something so frightening and profound it would change his life as he knew it forever. And in this one instance, he will be challenged and thrown completely out of his comforts. Will Granddad have the courage to face his fears, or will he run for the hills? I think I would run for the hills! Oh dear! What will happen to Granddad?Please stay tuned to Granddad and the secret to Kickapoo Cane.

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