This memoir chronicles the experiences of one family when their youngest son, Bryce, was born with congenital heart disease (CHD). Tracy relates the shock of hearing the news about their newborn son, the different surgeries he endured (the first when he was only a few weeks old), and her struggles with continuing work at her job while caring for Bryce and his older sister Reyna.
Read More“Know that the LORD, He is God; It is He who has made us, and not we ourselves; We are His people and the sheep of His pasture.”
Seeing Jesus in Unexpected Places is an in-depth study of the tabernacle. Adrian Rogers clearly explains every aspect, including the colors, dimensions, materials, foundation, and furniture. The whole tabernacle points to Jesus and His sacrificial death on the cross for us. It is a beautiful picture of how we can draw close to God and commune with Him.
Read MoreTravel back to the Old West by reading Beyond Redemption, a historical fiction book that is also an entertaining western romance. Written by Mark Swarbrick, this novel begins with an actual historical event, the U. S. Army payroll robbery in the Arizona Territory in 1889.
Read MoreThrough My Father’s Eyes is a heartfelt reflection by Franklin Graham of the things that he learned from his father, Billy Graham. It is not a biography of Billy Graham, but Franklin does talk about different aspects of his father’s life and ministry of preaching the gospel to the world.
Read MoreWhy the Nativity? answers twenty-five questions about the nativity, such as “why did God become a man,” “why call Him Jesus,” and “why the star of Bethlehem?” The answers to these and other questions will deepen your faith.
Read MoreThe Power in Praising God focuses on praising God with our whole heart. Praise and thanksgiving to God should be an integral part of our lives.
Read MoreOne of my favorite stories in the Bible is about Jonah, but there is a lot more to the story than just a man being swallowed by a great fish.
Read More“The Unfolding Mystery” will take you from Genesis to Malachi, showing you the central theme of Jesus Christ throughout the Old Testament. God’s Son, Jesus, is seen in the stories of Adam, Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Joshua, David, Solomon, Elijah, and others.
Read MoreAre you overwhelmed by a problem in your life? Do you have a situation that is troubling you? Are you struggling with something? Whatever “it” is, God can handle it.
The book God is Able explains how God is able to work in any problem that we have. Looking at the doxology of Ephesians 3:20-21, Priscilla Shirer explains each part clearly, applying it to our lives. Her use of examples from her own life helps to illustrate the points that she makes. She carefully defines the distinction between God’s power (He can do it) and God’s sovereignty (He will do it).
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