When dealing with negativism or any other "hang-up", people searching for direction and purpose in life are often frustrated by the overwhelming amount of available advice. Instead of facing the real issues of life and becoming persons of deep simplicity, individuales get sidetracked into the complexities of imitating someone else's ideas. Instead of apologizing for and defending yourself, let "Get On With Living" challenge you into action and faithfulness to the vision God has given you.

Get on with Living!

Simon Schrock

Bethany House Publishers

Jesus told us that the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, strength and mind and the second greatest is to love our neighbor as ourselves. We often emphasize the vertical relationship with God, while the horizontal relationships with our neighbors are neglected. Simon Schrock has written a gentle reminder to each of us about our duty to our fellow man. At one time or another, everyone needs a helping hand, an encouraging pat on the back, or simply someone to listen. One Anothering prompts us to be genuine and loving in our relationships with Christ as our example. We depend on each other and will continue to rely upon togetherness and the nurtured relationships of those we know and love in the future. This book can enrich the quality of our experience with others at home, at work, and at worship. One Anothering is an intensely practical approach to loving our neighbor, written by someone who lives by what he says and easily communicates this great need to all of us.

One Anothering

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

New Leaf Press

Most folks going on any kind of trip plan well in advance. They do all the necessary things to make sure their travels come off without a hitch. But there is one journey so many neglect to plan for: The journey of life. The pathway to healthy relationships. 
 Simon Schrock has accumulated a lifetime’s work of practical and profound advice grounded in God’s Word, sharing this “road map for the trip” in A Smoother Journey. Schrock points out plain lessons for those wrestling with matters of conscience (“stop stealing!”), friends cultivating right relationships (“Jonathan and David had a beautiful relationship”), and every situation in between. 
 Schrock explains in brilliant clarity what our Heavenly Father expects from us in our daily walk. The lessons are there if the reader cares to apply them. 
 After reading this book, you’ll have no doubt as to the smoother path for life’s journey.

Smoother Journey

New Leaf Publishing Group

Have you ever heard people brag about how they fibbed a little and got the best end of a deal? The storyteller makes himself look like the smart guy and the victim the dummy. One man tells of fibbing to the police officer and getting out of a ticket. Another boasts of collecting a little extra insurance by pointing to prior damage on a vehicle-damage that was not a part of the accident being investigated. Someone relates that he bought a gift for his girlfriend and claimed it as a business expense. Lying and cheating have become common practice for many people. Is this a laughing matter, or does it represent a serious decline in moral standards? Is dishonesty just a clever way to get ahead, or will it lead to a bitter harvest for our society? Schrock clearly addresses this malady from a biblical perspective.

Where Has Integrity Gone?: With Study Questions

Vision Publishers

Relive joys, sorrows, regrets, and nostalgia with Preacher Simon Schrock as you are drawn into the captivating lines of his journey. Beginning with his Amish childhood on a Maryland farm and continuing through turbulent teen years, traumatic loss, pioneering book rack evangelism and service as a pastor, Simon's memoirs are a unique slice of Anabaptist church history.

Bad Enough and Good Enough

Ridgeway Publishing