God Is Watching Over You: The Bible Story of Hannah

Children's Books

Bynum, Brenda Sue

Literature & Fiction

Eabooks Publishing

Justin is a young boy who is hurting. Many people in his life have broken their promises. And now, his world has been turned upside down. He has just become a foster child. He's confused, scared, and doesn't trust adults. Join him on his journey through his difficult life as he finds someone who never breaks His promises.

I Promise

Religion & Spirituality

Hogue, Stephen

Christian Books & Bibles

The Nature of These Gifts deftly captures single moments, small temporal matters, and the sparks of spiritual communion between nature and humans. K.L. Johnston's memorable and poignant use of haiku and tanka serves up inspirational observations and bite sized feasts of images layered with meaning.

The Nature of These Gifts: small poems for the journey

Johnston, KL

Poetry

In this two story book of children's' stories in verse, Ellie the Elephant takes the reader on a hunt of finding her lots bow while Little Jack discovers a surprise about his puppy who eats everything.

Ellie the Elephant Has Lost Her New Bow & My Dog The Goat

Johnson, Doreen Renee

Humor

In the crazy world around us, our prayers may too often seem ineffective. Do you want to connect with God when you pray and receive more direct answers? Prayer Power is the tool you need for building a more powerful, dynamic life of prayer.Intensely practical and straightforward, Prayer Power helps you improve on thirty essential facets of prayer, such as passion, routine, fasting, praying with others, listening to God, handling distractions, and spiritual warfare. In each brief chapter you'll be inspired by stories of people whose lives of prayer give us powerful examples.Prayer Power can be used as a month-long devotional, as a prayer guide, or as a reference fro help in specific areas. Whether you're a new believer or thing you've heart it all, this book's refreshing and honest insight will guide you to a deeper connection with God.

Prayer Power: 30 days to a Stronger Connection with God

Self-Help

Lundell, Peter

Personal Transformation

It’s Me, Not You provides keys for making and fostering healthy relationships. The acronym REAL is used as a formula for understanding and keeping these healthy relationships. REAL represents Resentments, Expectations, Acceptance and Letting Go. The vignettes get right to the point and give us everyday examples of how to develop and keep our relationships healthy. It’s Me, Not You is part of the REAL Influence™ series, A Foundation for Healthy Relationships.

It's Me, Not You: Key to Healthy Relationships

McPherson, Laura

Parenting & Relationships

We face a profound problem in this country and around the world, the plague of drug addiction. Lives are being lost and destroyed. Many people are affected by this issue in some way, via family members, friends, or co-workers. The question is, "How can people find true healing of the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs involved in their addiction?" The author proposes leading addicted people to faith in Jesus Christ.Jesus and the Addict: 12 Bible Studies for People Getting Free from Drugs is designed to help leaders in Christian faith-based recovery to guide those who come to their communities toward continuous freedom from drugs. The book contains twelve studies with biblical guidance on varying issues with which people in recovery struggle such as overcoming fear, learning to have hope, overcoming resentment, and dealing with forgiveness. Jesus Christ is the answer in all these things. Deepened relationship with Him and the transforming effect of His power and love bring redemption and new life. The book is intended for pastors, mentors, sponsors, and teachers - anyone working in jail, prison, transitional communities, or in churches to help recovering addicts.The studies are designed to be shared in large group settings, a speaker providing the teaching talk. Following that teaching time, the large group can then break out into small groups for discussion of the teaching. However, this material is workable within a single small group as well as a large one - the small group hearing the talk less formally and then discussing it.Each of the twelve lessons contains a verse or key verses from the Bible about a particular topic. Those Bible verses form the basis of the lesson. There is then a section with discussion about the background and state of mind of people seeking recovery for the speaker to consider about those who will be in the listening audience. The author's experience has largely been with people who are lower income or poor, but addiction affects all classes of society, and both urban and rural populations. The concepts discussed in the background and state of mind section are adaptable to varying recovery audiences. A prayer for the speaker is included next.Following the prayer, there is a sample talk section where some key points are given. This talk can be modified to fit the speaker's own experiences and their audience. And each chapter concludes with sample questions that can be used to stimulate conversation within your recovery group. The book also contains teaching and theology about the nature of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. An explanation of the cross event, resurrection, and the meaning of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers is explained such that people in recovery can understand God as being full of grace and as a source of great empowerment. The presentation of the present-day healing ministry of Christ gives hope to the addict that they can permanently be freed from drugs and feel the lifting of guilt and shame. They can also take their place as a useful and contributing part of the kingdom of God and in society.Dr. Pam Morrison, the author, is an ordained pastor from the Free Methodist Church. She has led or helped to lead six churches. She has volunteered with Prison Fellowship and has ministered with addicts in several settings. Her belief is that medical and secular means have been and are used to help addicts, but the greatest help anyone can receive to achieve permanent freedom is to find faith in Jesus Christ. So much more help is needed for addicts and families of addicts. We are short on places and those who will walk steadfastly with people seeking recovery. This is a ministry urgently needed in this hour.

Jesus and the Addict: Twelve Bible Studies for People Getting Free from Drugs A Leader's Guide

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Morrison, Dr. Pam

Addiction & Recovery

Riding the Waves of Tribulation in Your Marriage, God's Way

Williams, Joe

Williams, Michelle

Bright Yellow Sun, Why Do You Shine is written specifically to help young children understand the complexity of our world. God's creation is a picture book wonder for all Bright Yellow Sun, Why Do You Shine is a tender rhyme accompanied by a Bible verse for those who are curious about things God made. Bright Yellow Sun, Green Apple Tree, and Little Bumblebee are three things that fascinate A.Z. Ray as he plays in God's amazing world of beauty.Join A.Z. Ray in his playful day. See how he discovers that God has a purpose for all things to work together to help one another. Now, A.Z. wonders what his job could be With word sounds that rhyme, this book can be read as a devotion, or any time. God loves his creation, its true And most of all, God loves girls and boys like YOU

Bright Yellow Sun, Why Do You Shine?

Product Description Forced into sex trafficking as a teenager, Debra Rush makes a daring escape, then struggles for years with post-traumatic stress. A reluctant mentor supports Debra through the healing of her past. A commitment to save her friends leads to unexpected alliances. In forgiving those who betrayed her, she opens her heart and finds real love. Her true story proves no one is beyond redemption. Journey with Debra from despair to success and find a reason to hope. About the Author Debra Rush is a co-founder and the Chief Executive Officer of Breaking the Chains. Debra's insight and experience into this dauntless industry is the driving force in which Breaking the Chains was founded. Debra is a survivor of human trafficking. In 1999, she was rescued and taken to a confidential location, which isolated her from the region where she was held captive. Unfortunately, at that time, no efforts were being made to expose human trafficking, and there were limited resources available to help her cope with the specific trauma she had endured. In 2008, after years of guilt and shame, she found the courage and strength to begin her healing journey. This spurred her quest to rescue women who are trapped in human trafficking and believe there is no way out. In the spring of 2014, Debra Rush and Tiffany Apodaca partnered to build the Central Valley's first adult safe house, which is currently helping women escape systems of sexual exploitation through advocacy, direct services, housing, and education. Debra has a degree in Human Services and extensive experience as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She is happily married and enjoys spending time with her family. In 2018, Debra was named State of California Woman of the Year.Penelope Childers began writing in 2010 and has published short stories in several magazines. A Cry of the Heart is her first completed collative writing project. Penelope has a heart for writing stories that inspire, transform, and help readers to heal from life's trauma.

A Cry Of The Heart: Human Trafficking - One Survivor's True Story

Biographies & Memoirs

Rush, Debra

Childers, Penelope

Community & Culture

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