Bøger af Jim Badke

How do you love your neighbour when you live alone on an island off the wild coast of British Columbia?Nelson Dunkin lived on a remote West Coast island more than three decades ago. Yet he remains well remembered and loved by the many visitors whose lives were gently altered by his generous hospitality, example and influence. This is his story-and theirs.

Are you signed up to serve at a Christian camp this summer? Whether you are a veteran staffer or have never been to camp before, this book is for you!Get your heart ready for the spiritual challenge of camp leadership.Consider why you are going to camp, and what will be expected of you.Learn what makes kids tick, and ways of developing healthy relationships.Prepare to lead effective Bible discussions.Gain skills in managing issues and problems.Become confident in sharing your faith in Jesus.

Jayden is best at worrying.When his friend Evan invites him to summer camp, Jayden freaks out. He never expected a boatful of wild animals. Or out-of-this-world camp leaders. Or being good at almost everything. Or tracking a real, live Sasquatch in the woods. But unexpected help is on the way!One of the most daunting expectations that Christian summer camps have of their cabin leaders is to lead Bible discussions. Here's help! Camp Liverwurst and the Search for Bigfoot is the first in a new series of short novels that cabin leaders can read aloud to their middle-school campers to spark dialogues about Jesus.This intriguing novel is packed with rich biblical content. Chapters can be read aloud in 10-15 minutes for cabin devotions, during wake-up, after a meal or on a break. Campers might also want to take a copy home from your camp store. Included are questions and activities to prompt Bible discussions about faith in Jesus and overcoming fear.

If the Apostle John was still living on the island of Patmos, would you want to visit him?Touring the Mediterranean to save a crumbling marriage, Jason explores the island of Patmos and meets a man who claims to be the Apostle John. Invited to stay with him for a while, Jason wrestles with the gap he sees between John and his own understanding of Christian faith. Some Islanders love this man and others hate him. Will Jason uncover why?"As The Eagle Walks pulled me in from its first page and held me with its richly-drawn characters, vividly-evoked scenes, crisp and often funny dialogue, and mounting tension-all the things we look for in a novel-while exploring real-life matters of faith." - Mark Buchanan, author of God Walk and David Rise