Suffer Annie Spence

Christine Farenhorst

John Van Dyk

Covenant Publishing

An informative paperback offering basic descriptions of them myriad of estate planning mechanisms available to individuals to preserve their estate, to ease estate administration, and to minimize estate taxes.

The Nevada Estate Planning Product Guide

Burr, Jeffrey L.

Dodds, Mark L.

Primordial Soup: Too Many Cooks with Creation Recipes

Jameso Fuzzell

Journey Through a Jewel

S.L. Jansma

Because he is convinced that God takes sin seriously, Tom Riley is convinced that we should take baptism just as senously. So he has written this pointed study of Paul's letter to the Romans-focusing on Paul's portrait of baptism in Romans 6-to help us see the power and grace of God at work in this holy rite. When the apostle sat down to write Romans, Riley ably shows, Paul had no intention of penning a letter about baptism. Instead he wrote the strongest statement in the Bible about how we can escape the power of sin and get right with God by trusting in the cross of Christ. "The just will live by faith," Paul taught. His opponents howled that his message of justification by faith and salvation by grace and not by works of the law would let sin and sinners run wild. That's nonsense, Paul rejoined in Chapter 6 of his Roman letter. People come to Jesus to get free from their sins, not to find an excuse to sin more. And he offered his famous comparison of Christian baptism to the death, burial, and resurrection of our Lord. A believer being immersed in obedience to the gospel, Paul said, is being buried with Jesus. The penitent person, now "dead to sin," comes out of the watery grave, just as Jesus escaped the tomb, raised by the power of God to a marvelous new life. Baptism is faith in action, Riley contends. More than a symbol, this simple ritual is God's way for a sinner to express total trust in the blood of Jesus to wash away guilt and atone for sin. It is God's way into grace.

Dying to Live Again: The Grace of Baptism

Tom Riley

Christians on the Oregon Trail

Jerry Rushford

Table of Contents Acknowledgements 9 Foreword 11 Prologue 13 1. What a Night 19 2. The Search Is On 29 3. He Believes in You 37 4. An Arm Around Your Shoulder 47 5. You Are Special 55 6. A Breakfast Buddy's Advice 63 7. Play To Win 71 8. Fight to the Finish 79 9. The Hardest Question 87 10. Hope in Him 95 11. Just Believe 105 12. Don't You Remember 113 13. An Unfinished Story 125 14. Bought and Paid For 133 15. His Grace Is Sufficient for You 141 16. That's Where You Belong 153 17. Let's Be Friends 159 18. Only One Thing Matters 165 19. It Is Finished 171 20. It's Your Choice 179 Afterword 183 Notes 185

He Will Never Give Up on You! Never? Never!

Religion & Spirituality

Joe, Barnett

Christian Books & Bibles

Pass the Peanut Butter and Jelly: Inspirational Stories for Sandwiched Families

Robinson, Beth

No Debt No Sweat ! (Get Your Money Under Control and Blast into the Future Like a Bullet with a Tailwind !)

Steve Diggs

A powerful book about Heaven and the afterlife. What will Heaven be like? Have you ever wondered? Do you want to know what the Bible means when it talks about "the New Earth," and "the Kingdom of Heaven"? If so, The Real Heaven provides a fast-paced look at the Bible's teachings on Heaven. Whether you are a casual student or an educated theologian, you'll gain a glimpse into the home God plans for His children. Rather than using wild sensationalism, this book discusses what the Bible says Heaven will be like.

The Real Heaven: It's Not What You Think

Joe Beam

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