Home school fathers face special challenges. No one knows this better than home schooling father Mike Farris, president of Home School Legal Defense Association and father of 10. Mike offers insight and guidance from years of experience. This book is a "must have" for your growing home school section.

The Home Schooling Father

Farris, Michael

Loyal Publishing

Multitudes of sincere, Bible-believing Christians seem to have accepted Calvinism by default, thinking that their only choice is between a doctrine of eternal security and a doctrine of falling away. How aware are they of what John Calvin and his early followers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries actually believed and practiced? Bestselling author and scholar Dave Hunt warns readers about the distorted beliefs of Calvinism, giving them a clearer view of the God whose sovereignty does not diminish His mercy and love.

What Love Is This?: Calvinism's Misrepresentation of God

HUNT, DAVE

Religion & Spirituality

We all have it . . . the desire, the longing for love. God meant for marriage to be beautiful, resilient . . . lovely, but this broken world can make it hard sometimes. 100 Ways to Love is a practical guide to find and live in the rich, fulfilling marriage God intended for husbands and wives. You can get beyond just living in the minimum of your relationship. Ladies, we have one shot at loving our man. We all have the capacity and capability to love him and to do it well. It’s time for our marriages to start thriving in love. This practical book gives specific, real-life instruction on how to enjoy the best marriage has to offer.

100 Ways To Love Your Husband: the life-long journey of learning to love each other

Self-Help

Jacobson, Lisa

Relationships

Who doesn't want a great marriage? It doesn't have to be a fantasy. Your journey to an excellent marriage can start right now. Maybe you have a good marriage but you're looking to take it to the next level. This book will teach you how. It's not complicated. Couples with great marriages know a simple truth: The best marriages are made up of a lot of everyday decisions that say, "I love you" rather than those that say, "I love me." There's a good reason the Good Book says that the man who loves his wife actually loves himself . . . it's true! So, why not get started loving yourself by loving your wife in ways that say love to her? This book teaches practical, hands-on advice you can start applying immediately. A loved, fulfilled wife is a happy woman, returning to her husband more than he ever poured into her soul. Maybe you've made some mistakes and are struggling to connect, maybe you want your marriage to go from good to great. Wherever you currently are in your relationship, this book teaches men who are serious about loving their wives how to be successful husbands and lovers. And, if you're thinking of getting married some day, you can get a head start on the process of being a loving husband. This is an excellent volume for the soon-to-be married man, as well as the "veteran" husband.

100 Ways to Love Your Wife: A Life-Long Journey of Learning to Love

Jacobson, Matthew L

Three Countries, Three Cultures, One Wish They all want to belongsomewhere, to someone.  Okot (pronounced "Oh-Coat") Deng knew no other world than the African savannah where his Dinka tribesmen lived a peaceful existenceuntil he was captured and sold as a slave to the owner of a Virginia tobacco plantation. His hatred for white men and their God grows as he is punished and starved, until he knows he must be free or die. Can he find a home with other runaways in Upper Canada?  Chipagawana is the proud son of Onondaga Chief Thunder Arm. He lives for the day when he will take his place beside his brothers as a brave of his tribe. He has learned to hate white man, whose whisky makes fools of the wisest braves, and whose God-houses anger the Great Spirit. But then he is mauled by a bear and finds himself lost in the bush, alone and dying. If he wants to get home, he needs helpfrom a white boy.  Paul Brentwood is the son of a circuit preacher who left England to bring Gods Word to the Iroquois in Upper Canada. But Paul has begun to hate the Indians, who massacred his best friends family and now have ambushed his father. Lost and alone, Paul longs to know if his father is alive. But how can he find his way home through hostile Iroquois territory?  The three would never have met but for a strange twist of fateor is it the hand of Providence?which brings them together in a way that changes their lives, and the lives of those around them, forever.

Slave, Brave, & Free

Children's Books

Bombay, Cal

Sharpe, Margaret

Literature & Fiction

Homelessness is such a politically hot potato that it has become another one of those taboo party conversations that you stay away from—just like politics and religion. 
In his book, How To Increase Homelessness, Joel John Roberts, the CEO of People Assisting The Homeless, has taken the debate on homelessness to an ironically new level. 
When members of communities throughout the country are arguing over extreme views on how to deal with homelessness, Roberts proposes a more practical approach toward this growing societal problem. 
Entire communities in this country are immobilized by a cycle of blame, arguing over extreme views and pointing fingers at each other. It’s the fault of social service agencies that attract the homeless, the police who ignore the problem, advocates who support homeless rights, public officials who deny funding, the business community that wants to sweep them away, and the homeless people, themselves, who take advantage of a broken system. 
It is a constant cycle of blame that basically immobilizes a community to do nothing. Nobody wants to rock the boat. So as homelessness persists, everyone loses. The homeless person, the business owner, the homeowner, the tourist. The community. 
Roberts turns the tables against the common arguments over community homelessness by proposing an absurd, tongue-in-cheek, philosophical conclusion—maybe we really want to increase homelessness in our community. 
Maybe increasing homelessness is actually better for the economy, for the environment, for our own personal lives? Could it be? 
To take this absurd conclusion to the next level, Roberts proposes reducing the housing stock, outlawing homelessness, sweeping the homeless into other communities, encouraging NIMBYism, branding the homeless as lazy, or assuming foster children magically become responsible adults at 18. 
In this handbook for change, chapter after chapter, Roberts weaves common community arguments over the most difficult issues facing homelessness. In taking extreme views, he finds common ground that points to solutions. 
By taking a seemingly contrary approach to reveal to the reader how ridiculous the state of homelessness is in America, it is hoped that the community will be moved away from the blame game to meaningful and positive action. 
In a climate of extremist rhetoric, Roberts offers up a rational, practical, even humorous, guidebook through one of society’s most difficult, heart-wrenching, and divisive problems.

How to Increase Homelessness

Politics & Social Sciences

Joel John Roberts

Social Sciences

Do you want to know what it's like to wake up and know you've won? Every voice inside and around us is saying something different. Instinctively, we seem to know we are not enough. Our accomplishments, our service towards others, our bodies will never measure up. And the outside world does nothing but steadily support our feelings. In the fear, which feels like truth, we turn to God. Yet even He asks us to be 'Holy as He is Holy', to be perfect. With our last resort gone, we unconsciously cave in to the feeling of failure. But Christy has something different to say: God has something much different to say. This book, through its stories and everyday life, is about heavenly freedom from risk. Beyond us feeling inadequate, beyond hopelessness and despair, is our God insisting on something different. Your performance doesn't really matter because the results are His. This book is about success granted before trying. And then trying because Blameless has always been the plan.

Blameless: Living a Life Free from Guilt and Shame

Fitzwater, Christy

Christian Books & Bibles

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