This book attempts to show parents how to create an environment at home that answers life's seven fundamental questions… Am I safe? Who am I? What are the rules? Is life good? Am I loved? Where do I belong? Why am I here on this earth?

Seven Habits Of A Healthy Home

Parenting & Relationships

Carmichael, Bill

Parenting

Deep River Books LLC

In Finding the Secret Place, author Emily Gardner Foppe shares her heartbreaks and explains how God used those experiences to reveal eight biblical \"keys\" to peace, freedom, and empowerment. She challenges readers to realize truths about themselves and about God, and to release the burdens preventing them from opening themselves to God's renewal and direction. When you are frustrated and disappointed due to circumstances or brokenness, you can always find your way to that secret place of God's presence. There, He is able to meet all your deepest needs and to transform you from the inside out. Finding the Secret Place is simple yet deeply theological, warm yet challenging, and appropriate for all levels of biblical understanding and experience. Discussion and personal reflection questions at the end of each chapter encourage individuals and small groups to go deeper.

Finding the Secret Place: 8 Keys to Experiencing God's Presence

Self-Help

Gardner Foppe, Emily

Happiness

The terror is real. Grayson Hawkes is living every Disney fan’s dream. He’s in charge of the beloved international empire, with access to all the fantastical worlds created by Walt Disney himself. But hidden within the dream, secrets and danger lurk. Because in the world of Disney, there are always heroes and villains. And winning or losing is a matter of life and death. In Terror in the Kingdom, the highly anticipated fourth installment in the Dixon on Disney series (The Key to the Kingdom, Unlocking the Kingdom, Storming the Kingdom), "Hawk" must not only protect the highly coveted secrets of Walt Disney, he must also save those closest to him. The future hangs in the balance. The terror is real. Hawk is on the brink of uncovering Walt Disney's deepest, most influential secrets. First he must locate the mysterious fourth Imagineer, who holds the final piece of the mystery. But Hawk's deadly opponents seem to stay one step ahead. Could they have infiltrated the ranks of those he trusts? Author Jeff Dixon once again weaves together fact, history, and trivia to create an action-packed page-turner, best described as faction. Readers are left to figure out where facts end and fiction begins. With his uncanny knowledge of the inner workings of the Most Magical Place on Earth, Dixon offers Disney fans their ultimate wish: the adventure of experiencing Walt Disney World from the inside out.

Terror in the Kingdom (Dixon on disney) (Dixon on disney, 4)

Children's Books

Dixon, Jeff

Mysteries & Detectives

Most all of us have questions about Heaven―some of us, since childhood. While some have learned to live with their questions, others of us ponder them still. We want to know: Where is Heaven? What part of us survives death? Is it just an illusion, as some suggest? And what about all of the different expressions of an afterlife―reincarnation, resurrection, the immortality of the soul? Are they just different expressions of a similar truth? 
Author, emergency room chaplain, and practical theologist Dan Quello examines how our evolving worldviews have impacted our thinking about Heaven throughout history. Dan guides us through The Age of Magic, The Age of Religion, and The Age of Science, right up to today's fascination with such practices as cryogenic freezing and the uploading of digital copies of our conscious self. 
In writing about Heaven, Dan takes a sensitive approach, understanding that these beliefs, for many of us, are sacred. At the same time, he chooses to investigate with openness and honesty, giving consideration to all points of view―those of skeptics as well as believers. 
Knowing from where our notions about Heaven have come makes us better able to arrive at a peace regarding our own life's destiny. With that as our aim, this book prepares us to ask Can I Still Believe in Heaven?

Can I Still Believe in Heaven?: What Every Heart Longs to Know

Religion & Spirituality

Quello, Dan

Christian Books & Bibles

Worldwide examples of unethical conduct in both private businesses and government institutions seem to continue without end. Why haven’t we made any significant impact on the amount of fraud and corruption? 
In an effort to improve integrity and ethical conduct in the workplace, many organizations have increased their efforts to educate their employees on the regulations that govern their organizations, their industries, and the countries they do business in. This is, however, only part of the equation, and we have neglected the more important part: the development of individuals’ characters. 
Just as firefly populations are dwindling worldwide, so are populations of business and government leaders who radiate the light of well-developed, virtuous characters. Simply put, we need more fireflies in the workforce―fireflies are leaders who understand the importance of character development as the foundation for successful leadership. 
In Fireflies: Leading with Excellence and Integrity, Melt van der Spuy explains how good character, like fireflies’ light, requires purpose, effort, strength, and efficiency. He focuses on seven key virtues, drawn from classical and Christian thought, that are foundational to building good character. 
Fireflies will awaken your thinking about what it really takes to fraud proof your business and deliver excellence with integrity. Dare to be a firefly.

Fireflies: Leading with Excellence and Integrity

Business & Money

van der Spuy, Melt

Business Culture

Boot Camp. The starting point for everyone who joins the military. No one who signs up expects it to be easy. It’s not supposed to be. But everyone at some point during boot camp comes to the end of their own strength. It is at that point where a little encouragement makes all the difference. Resting in God’s Shadow offers encouragement specifically written for those in this especially challenging period of the military. 
Chaplain (Major) Jeffrey L. Brooks, U.S. Army Retired knows what he’s talking about, with 22 years of active military service. During that time, he served as chaplain at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, encouraging the men and women in boot camp to never give up on themselves or their dreams, keep a positive mental attitude, and give it their best. Since then he’s had a passion to write these encouragements into a book. 
This book is a collection of twelve devotionals, followed by a prayer book with spaces to record your thoughts. The devotionals in Part One correspond with the prayer book in Part Two. Concise and focused devotions fit into even the most rigorous training schedule. Whether you’re active in the military, or have a loved one headed to boot camp, this devotional is sure to provide just the right words of encouragement and Scripture.

Resting in God's Shadow: Encouragement for Military Bootcamp

Brooks U.S. Army Retired, Chaplain (Major) Jeffrey Lynn

Motivational

On the other side of grief is a new life, a life re-built with God’s help―it is different, but blessed. On July 24, 2015, Carol Barnum left her husband’s hospital room to get clothes for him to wear home. While she was gathering his things, the doctor called to say Dave had taken a turn for the worse, but he was "out of the woods." Back at the hospital, while waiting to see her husband again, the unthinkable happened. Despite the doctors' efforts, Carol’s husband of almost 29 years went home to the Lord. In The Other Side of Grief, Carol describes what it was like for her to travel the grief journey and the effects it had on her emotions, decision-making skills, confidence, physical health, and faith. She gently and honestly shares her reactions to questions like "Are you okay?" and emotionally-charged words like "widow." By the end of that first year, she knew she would never say she’s better―just different. And that’s okay. Through her faith, she learned that rebuilding her life is part of the grief process, and even in sadness, God is able to bring blessings each day. Carol’s deep and reflective insights into her own grief journey can help others understand and accept their own grief process or that of those dear to them. It helps to know that someone else has had sleepless nights, become frozen over something as simple as choosing socks, or cried when she saw a photograph of her loved one. It is comforting and encouraging to realize that these experiences are a normal part of the journey to the other side of grief.

The Other Side of Grief: Why the Journey Matters

Barnum, Carol

Death & Grief

Mary Magdalene is a prominent biblical figure because her story is one many women can relate to. Jesus literally saved her from herself. As a new believer, Mary’s walk with Jesus allowed her to be present during crucial moments in his ministry and taught her to persevere in moments of crisis. Mary had staying power. She didn’t walk away when God’s plan didn’t make sense or was painful. This in itself warrants an examination of her life through Scripture. How can we as women become transformed from the inside out through the healing power of Christ? How can this help us walk through difficult and painful life circumstances, unwavering in our faith? 
By examining what Scripture tells us about Mary Magdalene, we can follow her journey of faith, from how it began, to the amazing way it finally culminated; after his resurrection, Christ appeared to Mary first. This study looks at the seven strongholds most women commonly struggle with―anxiety, depression, rejection, sexual sin, addiction, sickness, and wealth. Like Mary Magdalene, we too can overcome these strongholds through the power of the Holy Spirit, becoming disciples who know our worth in Christ.

Finding Your Worth in Christ: A Study of Mary Magdalene

Esses M.D., E. Jennifer

Healing conversations touch our brokenness and suffering. They are real. When they happen we know it immediately, and we are grateful. 
On the road to Emmaus, Jesus joined two hurting men on their path, walked with them, and asked questions. He revealed things to them about himself and themselves―both through the Scriptures and through the way he walked and talked with them. By the end of the conversation, their hearts were on fire.
In Real Talk, Mark Good shares valuable tools he has used successfully for decades in counseling individuals and families―skills that help us slow down, come alongside others, and communicate in meaningful ways. Using Real Talk’s four perspectives and three skills equips us to help people settle, articulate what is happening inside them, and face some of the broken ways they are living. Many have found that Real Talk builds caring relationships, where hearts get mended and personal growth happens. It enables others to make better decisions, discover new ways to include Jesus in their lives, and deepen their enjoyment of people and life. 
Clinicians and lay counselors are using Dr. Good’s Real Talk as part of biblically grounded therapy. It’s also for parents, pastors, teachers, and anyone who desires to have constructive heart-to-heart conversations and love others well.

Real Talk: Creating Space for Hearts to Change

Good PhD, Mark C.

Relationships

God gives dreams during critical and dangerous times, often arriving at pivotal moments in the flow of human history. If we can understand God’s dealings with humanity through dreams, we are better positioned to understand His will for us today. God of Dreams offers in-depth treatment of all types of dreamers and dreams, particularly the dreamers in scripture and their unique purpose in God’s plan. Author and doctor of psychology Archie W.N. Roy, PhD investigates dream interpreting and its biblical context. In God of Dreams, Roy focuses on dream language and symbol― their relationship to various kinds of dreams―and why we have dreams. He considers the insights we can gain from the modern day psychoanalysts, as well as from famous Christian dreamers such as John Newton, John Paul Jackson and Jackie Pullinger. He also critiques recent Christian writing which he feels has gone too far in its uncritical embrace of analytical psychology. We live in a different time from the days recorded in the Old Testament. We have received more revelation, especially regarding God’s grace and the way of salvation by means of the new covenant. But are we also not living in a time of critical junctures and pivotal moments? There is a place for listening to God’s dreams in these present times of turbulent change. We should listen to what He says through all His means, including dreams, and take action. The intended readership includes: the general Christian public interested in dreams, visions and the prophetic; Christian academics and theologians; bible college students; Christian students interested in dreams and Depth Psychology.

God of Dreams

Roy, Archie W. N.

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