Archive for May, 2009
Debbie Taylor Williams has a passion for Christ and it’s evident in her energetic style and insightful personality. Debbie’s heart is to help others know how God has changed her life and how he can change their lives as well. Her daily Bible study prompts readers to look deeper into their hearts and minds when she talks on such topics as anger, forgiveness, temptations and family responsibilities. Debbie has a passion to visit churches in every state encouraging people to pray with a purpose and a passion.
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The Bare Bones Bible Handbook
Jim George is a bestselling author and has worked in the field of ministry education for more than 25 years and is cofounder of Jim & Elizabeth George Ministries. In The Bare Bones Bible Handbook, Jim provides the perfect resource for a fast overview of the Bible and the important lessons each book teaches for everyday life.
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Caring for Aging Parents
Julie-Allyson Ieron has written Caring for Aging Parents and offers an overview of legal and financial issues, and comprehensive resources to help you in caring for your aging parent. Julie has true accounts of families who strive to honor their aging loved one. It’s a must read for those of us who have questions about providing a safe environment while helping them maintain their independence and finding hope when you become a caregiver for aging parents while raising small children.
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Do Hard Things
Brothers Brett and Alex Harris say that the notion that teens are expected to be irresponsible, immature and rebellious for no other reason than they fall between the ages of 13 and 19 is rediculous. The twins are founders of “the rebelution” movement whose battle cry is Do Hard Things. Alex and Brett say they have seen teens change from channel changes to world changers and are accomplishing incredibe things. This book has become America’s top selling book for parents on raising teens as well as for teens.
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Economic Parables
David Cowan is a pastor, speaker, writer, and theologian. For over twenty years, he worked as a journalist, editor and bank executive in Europe and North America organizations. In his book Economic Parables, David uses his vast experience in the financial world as well as church ministry to invite you to listen to the words of Jesus and reflect on a number of economic parables to understand life in a globalized economy.
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Escaping the Devil’s Bedroom
In Escaping the Devil’s Bedroom author Dawn Herzog Jewell brings to life the stories of individual victims of the sex industry. Jewell talks about the ministries that reclaim one life at a time through prayerful visits to bars and strip clubs. Readers will see how the Gospel’s transforming power in individuals who have left prostitution for a new life in Christ.
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In her book Content to Be Good, Called to Be Godly, Janet Denison answers the question as to why so many Christians spiritually feel empty. Janet challenges committed Christians whose faith has stagnated to rediscover the joy of dependence on the Lord.
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Thrive Don’t Simply Survive
Karol is the award winning and bestselling author of the Power of Positive series and is also the founder of Positive Life Principles. In her book Thrive Don’s Simply Survive Karol gives us tools to develop the spiritual maturity to embrace life’s surprises.
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Author Jim Burns gives us a biblical approach on how to prepare your children when they hit the teen years and start to experience those changes in their bodies. Having counseled hundreds of young people struggling with sexuality issues Jim saw the need to reach kids before they made harmful, life changing decisions.
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Living Rich for Less
Ellie Kay, America’s Family Financial Expert says you can save $30,000 this year. Want to find out how? In her book Living Rich fo Less Ellie tells us how we can create the lifestyle we want by giving, saving and spending smart.
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