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Are 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).

Appointments with Heaven by Dr. Reggie Anderson is the true story of a county doctor in Tennessee. Dr. Anderson talks about his experiences growing up and his early faith in God. However, while he was still young, a horrific tragedy in his family caused him to reject God.

Do you want to have God’s power to overcome sin in your life?

The Incredible Power of Kingdom Authority by Adrian Rogers is just the book for you. Understanding and exercising the power of kingdom authority will help you have victory over the flesh, the devil, and the world. This authority that God gives us is needed in our spiritual battles.

A Peep behind the Scenes by Mrs. O. F. Walton is a book that I recently became aware of. It was first published in 1877.

This month I am reviewing The Greatest Thing in the World by Henry Drummond. As we look forward to celebrating Christmas when God sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, into the world for our salvation, may we let God’s love shine through us to others.

The Set of the Sail: Spiritual Guidance for the Christian Life by A. W. Tozer is one of several books that have compilations of his editorials. Just as the direction of a ship depends on the set of the sail, our lives depend on if we are guided by God or not.

Hidden Christmas is a wonderful book. Timothy Keller discusses the Scripture passages about Jesus’s birth from Matthew, Luke, Isaiah, and 1 John. He addresses aspects of the Christmas story that I had not thought of and gives practical applications.

A lot of us have an incorrect view of our identity. We let our family, friends, and other people influence us. We base our identity on what we look like or what we do. But God is the only one who sees us as we truly are. Our sense of identity should be based on how He sees us, who He says we are. God says that we are loved, valued, and competent.