Code Billy II contains seventy-five more meditations about things I've experienced from others whose lives have intersected with mine. Every day we can learn from the things that happen to us if we choose. These lessons can be invaluable in helping us navigate through this world while honoring God. May the content of the book assist you on your journey.

Code Billy II: 75 Real Life Meditations

Religion & Spirituality

Marshall, Jim

Christian Books & Bibles

Dust Jacket Media Group

It is outrageous for cultures to define an adult male as being such based on gender and age alone. The definition of a man is much more complex and that definition should be upheld as a badge of honor in society, not merely a gender label. If an adult male doesn't meet society’s expectations, nor abide by the laws of man then he's just another boy not yet worthy of the title. Simply having a Y chromosome and going through puberty doesn't qualify one as a man. Many cultures and religions have traditions for those on the journey to manhood. Maasai culture has their Enkipaata, Jewish tradition celebrates the age of religious responsibility with Bar Mitzvahs, the Japanese celebrate Seijin-no-Hi, and some young boys in the Brazilian Amazon endure the Bullet Ant Initiation. All of these cultural traditions have their significance and importance, but my sons won't grow up in Kenya or Tokyo and thankfully we don't have any bullet ants in our concrete jungle. Manhood is a journey of numerous experiences which are essential to the desired end process. This guidebook contains those character building experiences, and as such are the laws of man. A few man laws might be debated, but each one is guided by concrete principles such as integrity, resilience, humility, and by a male’s unique ability to write his name in the snow.

The Laws of Man: As Told By A Guy Aspiring To Be One

Literature & Fiction

Weber, Andy

Genre Fiction

Show Up

David Staal

Scott Staal

Reinforces the power of a story! The simple act of one person giving of their time to step into the story of another person creates a life–chafing action. Show Up invites readers to experience inspiring stories about how everyday people who made a choice to take action that resulted in making a difference in the lives of people to create a meaningful moment or maybe even a much longer timeframe.

Show Up: Step Out of Your Story and into Someone Else's

Self-Help

Staal, David

Motivational

In Sickness and in Health: A Love Story” is a true story, but not all of the story. I have been in ministry for fifty years, and the need to help people see that they can be what God wants them to be, has never been more needed than right now. This book is written to show an example of a lady who gave her life to living for God while facing the challenges of a debilitating disease. This book shows how a person can be real in the face of adversity. It has been written also to show how individuals can relate and contribute to people who face painful uncertainties. It is a book of a family trying to figure out how to live one day at a time. It is a book that shows the need for people to understand God has given us value. It is a book of hope when it appears there is nothing left for which to live. It is about a mindset, a determination, a conviction, all surrounded in love. This book is about a lady, while quiet and introverted, who still touched lives in many places of the world. It is about her husband who cared deeply for her, and together, God used them to show others that they can trust God in difficult times. I hope you find the golden nugget of encouragement in this book that will make a difference in your life, your marriage, and your family. --- “My late husband, Dr. J.C. (Jim) Crabtree and I have known Tom and Jackie Amlin for most of their adult lives and witnessed their strength and dignity as they faced a debilitating disease that would forever change their lives. Only eternity will reveal the impact of their ministry together! Read Tom’s story and be blessed!” - Esther A. Crabtree

In Sickness and in Health: A Love Story

Amlin, Tom

Generosity does not come naturally for most of us, yet it is the first economic principle in God's kingdom. Time after time, God's Word instructs us to be generous with what God gives us. This is how we honor God, impact others, and receive a blessing in the process.

Give to Live: The Freedom of being Generous with Your Life

Toler, Stan

Twenty-first century ministry is a construction zone, and pastors must continually assess the road ahead and avoid destructive barriers to lead effectively. Stan Toler, a pastor to pastors, offers rich insight and gen-erous affirmation that will enlighten, encourage, and equip anyone involved in local church ministry.Based on more than forty years of leading growing, healthy churches, Stan Toler offers practical advice on topics covering every aspect of ministry including vi-sion casting, managing risk, retaining volunteers, fund-ing your vision and more!

Stan Toler's Practical Guide for Pastoral Ministry: Real Help for Real Pastors

Every person, regardless of his or her station in life, has the God-given potential to be something more than they currently are. We are all aware of this at some level. We know that God has created us for more-more holiness, more fruitfulness, better relationships, less guilt, fewer regrets. Made for More offers 7 Proven Steps for Reaching Your Full Potential!

Made for More: 7 Proven Strategies for Reaching Your Full Potential

Kinsey, Brian

In more than one place in the Gospels, Jesus expresses disappointment in His own disciples with His heart-piercing words, “O ye of little faith.” (Matthew 8:26, ASV) But in another place, He describes the belief of a Roman centurion with the words, “such great faith.” (Matthew 8:10, NKJV) We all start out with the disciples’ weak and timid kind of trust, but how do we get to the solid foundation of faith displayed by the stalwart soldier? Danny Goddard (Pastoral Care in Times of Death and Dying and What Will We Do Without Bob?) attempts to help us here. Saved at an altar of prayer, led to college in later years, called to preach in a pro wrestling ring, and having pastored for more than three decades, Goddard has faced faith issues with his congregations on a regular basis. But more than that, he has learned personally to live on a limb of faith, trusting God for the impossible.

Such Great Faith: You Can Have Faith That Moves Mountains

Goddard, Danny

The title itself is gripping. Just think, to have the Father Himself tap you on the shoulder and say, “Break from whatever you are doing. This dance is mine!”It is simply a re-discovery of the joy and power found through a daily relationship with God.Power comes out of relationship. The book is filled with power points! The very statement, “If thou be the Son of God…” tells us that hell hears what heaven says about you. There’s nothing hell fears any more than the power of the sonship relationship. Read this book to be blessed. Ingest it to be strengthened. As much as anything, dance with the Father with joy – for “the joy of the Lord is our strength!”

The Dancing Father: Discover Joy and Power through a Daily Relationship with God

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