Thirteen-year-old Daniel is about to be adopted. But when he learns his new family wants him as a slave, he runs away with the help of his new neighbors, the naïve and cowardly Ben, and Raylin, a mysterious girl with a shady past. He begins to second-guess his decision when the cave they hide in transports them to the ruins of Machu Picchu, where they find themselves embroiled in a battle between ancient gods of Life and Death. To top things off, the God of Life draws Daniel into the fray by adopting him as his son and setting him on a quest to complete a broken, mystical sword, a task that will pit him against the god of the underworld. Now, Daniel and his friends have just one weekend to find the shards before a hoard of supernatural enemies catch up. But that’s not all they face. A trap has been set that even Daniel wouldn’t expect, and he just took the bait. Will the power of his Heavenly Father be enough to save them?

Daniel and the Sun Sword (Sons and Daughters)

Teen & Young Adult

Lumbatis, Nathan

Literature & Fiction

Inscript Books

A memoir of a mathematician who is living his life as free as Le Petit Prince under the wings of the Almighty. Inkang Kim, born in a remote village in the middle of nowhere in South Korea, who had polio at age two and could not attend elementary school, but who found hope and strength in Him, now travels around the world as a scholar with one hand on the Bible and the other hand practicing mathematics. He taught in universities for more than ten years and published more than fifty mathematical papers in various professional journals. He writes about Yahweh Roi in a poetic way, with a hint of a profound language of mathematics, taking you along on a journey through his extraordinary life.

Joy Formula

Biographies & Memoirs

Kim, Inkang

Community & Culture

Whether you are rich or poor, black or white, religious or nonreligious, life is challenging. We have daily struggles, and how we deal with those struggles defines us and determines the type of people we are. Life is not meant to be dealt with on our own. The Holy Spirit was given to Christians to guide, direct, educate, encourage, and help with daily struggles. Fresh Fruit is a collection of writings that show how the Holy Spirit gives help and encouragement as we face the everyday problems of life. There are nine categories, one for each fruit. Each category has eight compositions tackling life issues. Without recognizing the importance of the Holy Spirit in our lives, we are not fully experiencing all that God offers us. We become spiritually healthier by manifesting the fruit of the Holy Spirit in every situation. Through this fruit, we can show whom God is and hopefully bring others to salvation.

Fresh Fruit: Meditations on the Fruit of the Holy Spirit

Religion & Spirituality

Chamberlain, Jennifer

Christian Books & Bibles

But God is about overcoming the dead ends in our lives by faith and trust in God. It explains how allowing God to work in our impossible situations helps us realize God’s purpose for us. Life simply doesn’t work without God. It takes an intimate relationship with Jesus to achieve a happy and fulfilled life. These daily devotions reveal the author’s personal testimony as well as biblical examples that highlight the Scripture verse of the day. Cori is very open about her struggles and how she’s come to rely on God through them. She lays a solid foundation outlining the victorious life we can have if we put all of our trust in God. Readers will be encouraged in their faith and in their daily lives, non-believers will hopefully find Jesus and have their lives transformed, and above all, God will be glorified.

But God: Overcoming Life's Dead Ends: A Year of Daily Devotions

Kelly, Cori

Starting with the Psalms, poetry has long had a beloved and important place in Christian culture. Mark Anthony Grubb continues and maintains that tradition with this volume of poetry that will bring you to spiritual heights you have never experienced.
Grubb’s gifted hand weaves a gamut of cadenced expressions, including the cross of Jesus, death and dying, gratitude for moms, a celebration of nature, God’s promises expressed in the coming of spring, questioning whether Jesus ever laughed, honor for the flag, and many more. For the faithful, this book will encourage, enlighten and challenge. For others, a journey with Grubb’s verse will inspire you to contemplate your spiritual condition.
Lovers of inspirational lyrical poetry will find a treat in this classic hardback volume of 77 poems.

Born from Silence: A Collection of Poems

Grubb, Mark Anthony

Poetry

The Miracle of the Hermit Crab is a story about God demonstrating his love, care, and plan through the life of a young disabled boy named Anzic Alexander. Anzic has cerebral palsy and has already had five major surgeries. He is only eleven years old. God has showed his love and care to all of us as we are all in need before him. This powerful memoir shows the different miracles God performed to touch and help not only Anzic, but many people who know Anzic and became a part of his life, convincing them that God is in control. This book will be a blessing to parents and siblings of people with disabilities.

The Miracle of the Hermit Crab: The miracle given by Jesus to a young boy stricken with cerebral palsy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Alexander, Dwight G

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Jan's Sanctuary Walk is a novel about Jan Hendricks, a young clergywoman in her first appointment as lead pastor in a small-town Florida church during the late 1980s. Her excitement and nervousness about the assignment is soon married with worry and doubt, as her appointment is fraught with difficulties. Two tragic events devastate the small community and draw on Jan's skill and faith. She tries to comfort the town while balancing the demands of her family and church amidst discrimination against clergywomen. Will she be able to pastor this small church and strengthen her own insecurities about faith and her calling?

Jan's Sanctuary Walk

Daniels, Patricia M

In a world where values, morals, and character give way to popularity and fitting in, Wear Your Crown is written to today's young girls to encourage them to choose the path that leads to the former rather than the latter. It is to remind them that being different, even when it means being teased, often means something is right with them, not wrong. A young horse transforming into a unicorn is as special as a young girl choosing to grow into a regal, loyal, honorable young lady! Choose to be a magnificent unicorn in a world of ordinary horses!

Wear Your Crown: A Christian fiction values and morals unicorn book for young girls

Children's Books

Radabaugh, Libby

Revived over 25 years ago, Classical Christian Education (CCE) remains the fastest growing form of schooling in America. First Things First seeks to assist these non-profit schools and educators to stay on track with biblical and practical advice and helps them maintain or grow in excellence in their ministry to children, their families, and their churches. The book's thesis is "To avoid running off the rails, classical Christian schools need to recognize, quickly identify, and act upon red flags." Twelve chapters represent each constituent of a school together at a round table. Each chapter depicts one of these constituents: your school's vision, your school's culture in the midst of secular culture, your school's board, administrators, faculty & staff, curriculum, parents, students, feeder churches, community, volunteers, and alumni & donors. Through interviews and case studies, each chapter delves into healthy schools' practices to keep first things first, common red flags that indicate possible trouble ahead, trends to track, and a spectrum of strategies and suggestions from master educators, as well as reflective questions for individuals and groups. Throughout, Christ is central.

First Things First: Keeping Your Classical Christian School On Track

Kathleen F. Kitchin

Old Testament Readings & Devotionals, Volume 2 features Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. In addition to documenting the history of the Israelites, these three books also convey the unfolding of God's spiritual plan for his people: redemption, sanctification, and perseverance, respectively. About the series: The readings and devotionals series compiled by C.M.H. Koenig consists of eleven (11) volumes for the Old Testament and three (3) volumes for the New Testament. They combine a chronological reading plan of the Bible with a related devotional for each "reading." Each reading is generally one chapter and the associated devotionals are excerpts from Robert Hawker (1753-1827), Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892), or Octavius Winslow's (1808-1878) works. The Psalms are interspersed throughout the Old Testament volumes.The intent of the series is to help us savor the scriptures and, in the words of the Psalmist, to "Taste and see that the LORD is good" (Psalm 34:8, CSB).

Old Testament Readings & Devotionals@@ Volume 2: Exodus@@ Leviticus@@ and Numbers readings by Charles Spurgeon@@ Robert Hawker@@ Octavius Winslow

C.M.H. Koenig

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