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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior. Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck. But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior. Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

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“A Piece of Silver” is a gripping story that gives an original and interesting perspective on the birth and death of Christ. 

Diana Kay reports…

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Two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, a young homeless boy named Daniel finds shelter in a stable and witnesses the birth of the Savior.  Wanting to present the child with something, he gives the baby his only possession, a silver ring he wears on a piece of twine around his neck.  But Daniel’s life remains one of living on the fringe of society until, in his darkest and loneliest moment, he again meets the Savior.  Author Clark Burbidge, wrote A Piece of Silver” for children that ties the birth of Christ with the cross at Golgotha.

:16   “lead to the other”

Burbidge wrote the book for children, but adults will also find benefit from reading “A Piece of Silver”

:23    “to them as well”

It’s also a story of the hard experiences of life.

:17    “tuff times”

When those tuff times do come, we can find peace on the “special experiences” with God.

:19    “need something extra”

Clark Burbidge’s A Piece of Silver” helps create a very special moment for a child.

:24    “share with a child”

This is a story that will leave a person with the lasting memory of the moment you understood just how much God loves you.

:29     “when you get that feeling”

You can get more information about A Piece of Silver by Clark Burbidge by calling 877-421-7323 or at WinePressBooks.com. 

This is Diana Kay.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

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People cope and deal with grief and tragedy in many different ways.  Some are in denial while others lash out in anger.  Some try to “bargain” with God or fall into depression before reaching the last stage which is usually acceptance.   In his debut novel, author Gary Morris parallels the tragic loss of one of his children and the attacks on his marriage in the book “Storm Warnings.”  

Diana Kay reports

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The main character, Jim Carpenter, in Gary Morris’ book “Storm Warnings” that is based on a true story.  Author Gary Morris wrote this book for those who are complacent enough to think this will never happen to them, and for those who are coping and dealing with a storm in their life.

:41    “they may have gone through”

This work of fiction is the story of “Storm Warnings,” but it also mirrors the real life of author Gary Morris, as he too understands why some people lash out as they look to blame someone for the storm in their life.

:37    “done us wrong”

Born out of a time of great personal pain, “Storm Warnings” is Gary Morris’s warning to those who think this could never happen to them and an encouragement for those who are experiences storms themselves offering advice from someone who has been there-done that.

:42   “blown your way”

Gary Morris writes from his own experiences how sudden storms do happen without warning.

:34    “come through this”

Gary Morris, who is a proud father and grandfather also writes in the book “Storm Warnings” about the importance of helping his own children deal with the loss of the family member.

:22   “trying times”

During the different stages of grieving it becomes necessary not to dwell on the loss of the child especially when there are other children in the family.

:21    “grieving as well”

You can get more information about Gary Morris, author of “Storm Warnings” by calling

877-421-7323 or at: WinePressBooks.com. 

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

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The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

Shirley A. Wilson’s love of God’s Word has empowered her as she experiences life’s challenges, including life with her profoundly disabled younger brother, her mother’s struggle with Multiple Sclerosis and her personal battle with Crohn’s disease for the past three decades.  Wilson writes how we all need God in our lives.

:20   “drawn back into sanity”

As one of her examples, Wilson writes about Psalm 133 that is part of 15 psalms sung by the people of Israel as they traveled to the holy city of Jerusalem.

:26   “stories and experiences”

In her book “Strength from the Psalms” Shirley Wilson encourages readers to do more than keep the Bible on a shelf and take it off only on Sundays.

:28   “issues of life”

Targeting specific psalms on topics such as depression, guilt, and spiritual immaturity, author, Shirley Wilson applies biblical instruction to modern problems.

:22   “throughout the text”

Shirley A. Wilson writes that the Scriptures have the “how to” of our lives.

:22   “to their lives”

She writes the Bible is a treasure of God’s Word for everyone.

:11   “has not changed”

You can get more information about Shirley A. Wilson, author of the book “Strength from the Psalm” by calling 877-421-7323 or at WinePressBooks.com. 

This is Diana Kay.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Believing that the Bible’s psalms are a wellspring of encouragement, author Shirley A. Wilson offers a compilation of the Psalms’ basic principal that can be applied to the challenges of daily life. 

The ancient and inspired songs from the Old Testament express themes of confession, redemption, and praise.  “Strength from the Psalms” provides evidence that these writings provide guidelines for today’s modern woman.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.

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Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide. When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her. Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

:22 “pray from your heart”

Jeanette Sharp writes in her book “Hurray God!” that our prayers have no limitations.

:19 “part of your life personally”

Jeanette Sharp prays that every person who reads “Hurray God!” will understand that God always answers our prayers.

:22 “God always answers prayer”

For her book “Hurray God!” Jeanette Sharp compiled stories of people just like you who had answered prayers. People who doubted, people who complained, people who struggled with their faith, but all saw the answer in the end.

:26 “He hears you”

Jeanette Sharp considers herself a graduate of the school of prayer.

:29 “asked God to supply”

Some Christians who know how to pray still wonder where.

:20 “God’s available 24-7”

You can get more information about Jeanette Sharp and about the book “Hurray God!” by calling 877-421-7323 or at WinePressBooks.com.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Sometimes Christians may feel their prayers never reach heaven and begin to wonder why they don’t get their prayers answered, while others do.  

Some Christians may even have doubted God’s ability to provide.  When author Jeanette Sharp first experienced answered prayer at the age of ten she knew, without a doubt that God had heard her.  Since that time, Sharp has been actively involved in a weekly prayer ministry and knows God want to hear our hearts.

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Many adults live unfulfilled lives ruled by addictions, wrong attitudes, and self-defeating behaviors.   Now, author Peggy Park of the book “Unshackled” who once lived a life like

that has discovered the principals for walking in true freedom. 

Diana Kay  reports

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

 :13   “be the best you can be”

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

:17   “for those story tellers”

Peggy Park also offers readers her advice about not allowing others to get in the way of you receiving blessings from the Lord.

:25   “between us and the Lord”

In some cases it may be the words of others that can keep us away from the Lord’s blessings.

:14    “words are very important”

Peggy Park also encourages others to explore the reasons we find ourselves trapped by things that challenge and shackle us, and how true freedom comes as we discover and accept the person God created us to be.

You can get more information about Peggy Park, author of the book “Unshackled  - Experiencing True Freedom for Men and Women” by calling 877-421-7323 or at WinePressBooks.com. 

This is Diana Kay

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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“Unshackled” describes the pathway for breaking free of the chains that can bind a person offering true freedom for men and women as they begin a transformational relationship with Christ and then embrace His instructions for living.  Park writes, first you must know who you are.

Peggy Park’s book “Unshackled” features true accounts of those who have overcome addictions, defeating attitudes and destructive behaviors.  Park says information alone will not do you any good, you need to read about the 29 stories featured in the book “Unshackled.”

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The new Common English Bible is the only Bible to have 120 translators, from American, African, Asian, Euproean, and Latino communities, from 24 denominations.  Dr. Paul Franklyn says the Common English Bible is the only Bible to ask for feedback from over 500 everyday readers of all ages to help the scholars translate the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek biblical texts into modern converstional English 21st century readers can understand.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

Diana Kay reports..

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In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

:35    “not the entire story”

In the book: Post Cards From Another Gospel with the subtitle of: A pastor guy’s look at the post modern church, Babb tells us the Gospel often gets diluted or watered down.

:29    “great degree”

Babb writes about the “prosperity gospel, the seeker sensitive movement, cultural relevance and the emergent movement.

:29   “in a very fair way”

James Barry Babb writes the True Church is alive and well.

:34    “blurred, culturally”

Babb cautions the reader about false conversions.

:34    “western church today”

James Barry Babb writes about the essentials of the faith must come from a deep and real understanding of the Bible.

:25   “hang our hat on today”

You can get more information on James Barry Babb author of Post Cards From Another Gospel by calling 877-421-7323 or visit winpressbooks.com.

This is Diana Kay.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Christianity finds itself in a “truth crisis” as it struggles within the post modern culture for which we find ourselves living.  Many of the historical truth claims of the Bible are being re-interpreted.  

In the book “Post Cards From Another Gospel” author James Barry Babb takes an insightful, humorous, and thought provoking look at post modernism and the church.  Babb tells us Post Cards is really a metaphor.

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Evangelical churches, in fact, most of Protestant Christianity, often emphasizes the moment when one makes a decision to accept Christ, while neglecting discipleship.  Jeff and James Jay are both well equipped to write about becoming a career soldier in God’s Army.  James spent four years in the Army as an Infantryman during Operation Desert Storm, while Jeff Jay has served as an active duty Army Chaplain for the past ten years.  Jeff Jay tells us, Christians just like those in the military need basic training.

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Evangelical churches, in fact, most of Protestant Christianity, often emphasizes the moment when one makes a decision to accept Christ, while neglecting discipleship.  Jeff and James Jay are both well equipped to write about becoming a career soldier in God’s Army.  James spent four years in the Army as an Infantryman during Operation Desert Storm, while Jeff Jay has served as an active duty Army Chaplain for the past ten years.  Jeff Jay tells us, Christians just like those in the military need basic training.

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Evangelical churches, in fact, most of Protestant Christianity, often emphasizes the moment when one makes a decision to accept Christ, while neglecting discipleship.  Jeff and James Jay are both well equipped to write about becoming a career soldier in God’s Army.  James spent four years in the Army as an Infantryman during Operation Desert Storm, while Jeff Jay has served as an active duty Army Chaplain for the past ten years.  Jeff Jay tells us, Christians just like those in the military need basic training.

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Evangelical churches, in fact, most of Protestant Christianity, often emphasizes the moment when one makes a decision to accept Christ, while neglecting discipleship.  Jeff and James Jay are both well equipped to write about becoming a career soldier in God’s Army.  James spent four years in the Army as an Infantryman during Operation Desert Storm, while Jeff Jay has served as an active duty Army Chaplain for the past ten years.  Jeff Jay tells us, Christians just like those in the military need basic training.

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Evangelical churches, in fact, most of Protestant Christianity, often emphasizes the moment when one makes a decision to accept Christ, while neglecting discipleship.  Jeff and James Jay are both well equipped to write about becoming a career soldier in God’s Army.  James spent four years in the Army as an Infantryman during Operation Desert Storm, while Jeff Jay has served as an active duty Army Chaplain for the past ten years.  Jeff Jay tells us, Christians just like those in the military need basic training.

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