Psalm 119 is a rich portion of Scripture that demonstrates the Psalmist's love and dedication to the Word of God. His life and priorities form the basis for this study. Much like his dedication, this study will become the basis for a deep love and dedication to the study of the Word. Practically, the study uses word studies, cross referencing, parallel passages, questions from the text, as well as questions that require an understanding of implied meanings. It encourages exploring the 'why' behind the requests and behaviors of the Psalmist and tackles memorization and meditation of key passages of the Psalm. The study would not be complete without an understanding of the poetry of the Psalm and what these poetic devices accomplish for the spiritual content and overall meaning of the Psalm. Time spent in the Word and in study will become a life transformed by God and a heart focused on God. This is what the Psalmist desired, and hopefully, will become what the reader desires as well.

Psalm 119: The Word Magnified

Marcy Fearey

History

Revival Nation Publishing

The Embarrassed Evangelist

Glenda Rouxel

Letters of Hope Through Post Partum Depression

Janice Vegh

Parenting & Relationships

Listen. Can you hear His voice? What’s He saying? Those questions have probably frustrated more people through the ages than we could fathom. Books have been written about unanswered prayer. The walls of pastor’s and counselor’s offices have soaked up countless quotes like, “I don’t hear God”. “God doesn’t talk to me.” “I have no idea what I’m supposed to do”. And then, like clockwork, the question is asked to the counselor, “What do YOU think I should do?” After all, to ask that question of someone we can see, and someone who can hear us, not to mention someone who will instantly talk back... audibly... so we can hear clearly and easily... seems to make a lot of sense. Certainly that person has the answers we’re looking for, right? Well, sometimes yes, sometimes no. In fact, if we are to fulfill our ministry, and if we are to move into uncharted territories, the majority of our direction will simply have to come directly from God himself. Others have not been where we are going! 1 Cor 2:5 ...your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God. If, throughout the Bible, God causes men and women to do things that defy human logic, why do we resort to common sense when making decisions in our lives? If God told Gideon to secure only 1% of his army to go into battle, which obviously defies solidly time-tested military wisdom, why don’t we consider that God may also cause us to advance in our lives via nontraditional and even bizarre means? Job 11:7 “Can you search out the deep things of God? Can you find out the limits of the Almighty?”

Revelation Driven Prayer

John, Burton

The Greek philosopher Socrates once stated "the unexamined life is not worth living." These are words that should cause us all to pause. After all what is it that makes you, you. Is it your work or perhaps your family and close relationships? Some might identify their possessions, position and accomplishments. Maybe it would be those ideals and people that you would be willing to risk your life to protect. Beyond doubt your beliefs about God and the afterlife should be included in this mix. But how often do we stop and examine these qualities in our life. Many years ago I was talking to a good friend. We had been discussing some differences in our beliefs about how life came about. Finally, he made the comment that I believed the way I do because that is the way I was raised. In all honesty, I had to admit that there was some truth to that statement and that did not sit well with me. I did not want my core beliefs to be based on the way I was raised but on the truth. His one simple comment almost 30 years ago challenged me as perhaps nothing ever has in my life. This book is about examining our beliefs and consequently our lives. It is about asking hard questions. What is faith? How do science and faith relate? What is God like? Do all religious paths really lead to God? Can we really know Him? Why is there evil if God is good? How do we rise above diffi cult times? It is about changing our perspective on the world and seeing the bigger picture. It is about seeing ourselves in the grand cosmic plan of the Creator. It is about examining our lives so that they might truly be worthwhile.

The Forest from the Trees

Religion & Spirituality

Hoffman, Greg

Christian Books & Bibles

A View From the Front Porch is a thoughtful combination of deeply personal and profoundly difficult times that transpired in the author's own life. These are interwoven with recollections of moments and events he has shared with others in their own journeys as both a pastor and a therapist. In these innumerable moments, both his and those of others, Craig has been challenged in irresistible ways to deepen his walk with Christ in a manner that is both compelling and inviting to others. This book will be challenging, inspirational and bold, stirring you with profound intimacy and keen insight in order that you too might be moved into profoundly deeper intimacy with Christ.

A View From the Front Porch: Encounters With Life and Jesus

Lounsbrough, Craig D.

Speaking from his own experiences with secret addictions, the author examines the behavioral patterns and attributes of those who struggle with secret sins of all types. He also exposes the excuses and lies often used to justify inappropriate activities.

Sintimacy: The Christian's Love Affair With Secret Sin

Johnson, Brian C.

Deep in the mountains of North Carolina is a tiny but wondrous valley called Sweetwater. Mysterious forces, both good and evil, have converged there to produce a tender but compelling story. Through occasional flights of fantasy, Jesse Gernon gets to peep "behind the curtain" and catch a glimpse of the Glory land. What he discovers there may prove to be far different from anything you ever have imagined, but come see for yourself and be prepared for the unexpected. Romans 8:28 KJV... And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose. When Keith, Jesse's troubled uncle, comes to visit it is with the intent of disclosing a secret he hints could involve the family honor. En route, however, he encounters a mysterious stranger who strongly advises against such. Soon thereafter Keith is stricken with bacterial encephalitis, leaving him permanently brain damaged and with amnesia... Is his secret lost forever? A question that is certain to haunt the reader. Written in poetic prose, LETTERS FROM SWEETWATER is a tribute to the human spirit with its ability to overcome and achieve when guided by Divine purpose.

Letters from Sweetwater

Literature & Fiction

Dale Garland

Literary

We live in a culture that is desperate to avoid loss. We chose to fight it because we assume that it has come only to unfairly steal and inflict terrible pain. Loss is seen as the rogue enemy and heartless foe, rather than an opportunity for immense and improbable growth. It's in loss that some of the richest and rarest of life's lessons lay buried, eagerly waiting to be deeply mined and unearthed. In the deepest pain - God does the deepest work. An Autumn's Journey traces the death of the author's mother. In the deep darkness of his personal loss and the bleak years of grieving that followed, Craig's commitment to find the riches in his own darkness resulted in an entirely fresh, invigorating and inspiring look at grief and loss. this book does not loosely gloss over loss or provide shallow prescriptions and weak formulas for our grieving. Rather, it aggressively embraces both grief and loss, bringing fresh eyes to these times in our lives in order to draw out of them the marvelous riches that we all too often miss. In these pages you will find a wholly new way to embrace grief and loss that will bring you sustained hope, provide you desperately needed meaning and in the wake of your loss, bring unanticipated strength and growth to your life.

An Autumn's Journey: Deep Growth in the Grief and Loss of Life's Seasons

Craig D. Lounsbrough

Where did you learn about love? What if Christians actually loved others the way God designed? Radical Love Forever Changed dispels misconceptions, identifies barriers, and exposes the walls that prevent us from loving the way God intends. What if we could display the awe-inspiring commitment to die to ourselves, pick up our cross, and truly follow Jesus? Through the enabling power of the Holy Spirit, you will be Forever Changed by His Radical Love.

Radical Love...Forever Changed

Parker, Kimberly

Lowe, Donna

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