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What if you could change your thoughts? The negative ones: *That makes you question your faith *That keeps you from enjoying the fullness of God's peace, hope, and joy, *That depletes the spiritual pantry of all the good things God has in store for you You work hard. You do your best to live by faith and care for those around you. But when you're living in the "in-between times"--when the natural order of life becomes stressful and wears you down--it can be a challenge to maintain an optimistic outlook each day. If you've felt this way, you're not alone. God's people today--and in Jesus' time--grappled with negative thoughts and circumstances, but faith-inspired answers helped them overcome such thinking. You, too, can overcome negative thinking and turn your "negatives" into "positives." Join the author's journey as she takes you through personal experience stories--hers and others (including scenarios of Biblical characters)--and how each found optimism through God's goodness and Word. Just One Good Thing (A Faith-Inspired Recipe for Optimism) will guide you on a 28-day, three-step "recipe" to defeat negativity and face each day with a renewed outlook and faith. Questions for study and self-reflection and a journal application are included. >

Fifty-two brief inspirational chapters will make you laugh, cry, contemplate, and, hopefully, SHARE. Years of drawing on the unADULTerated wisdom of children as, together, we explored baffling theology helped bring to life what our weekly Biblical topics meant to them in their real world. Teaching timeless scriptural truths for all ages uses the same methods Jesus found effective. Parables drawn from simple relatable everyday things sowed spiritual seeds that would continue to grow in his followers' hearts and bear fruit in their lives. He also used shock and awe OUTSIDE THE BOX to entice the woman at the well to bring her friends to hear for themselves. This volume is perfect for personal meditation, daily devotions, recreational reading, and, especially, families jumpstarting each busy week of the year together INSIDE THE BOOK. In lighthearted and tear-jerking ways OUTSIDE THE BOX #INSIDETHEBOOK is meant to encourage young and old alike to find everywhere and in everything, their own glimpses of God and be compelled to share them! Today, we live in a culture that is almost a blank canvas. If we do not share those divine insights in a world gone sideways, who will?

What keeps a smile on your face, a song in your heart, and a spring in your step? JOY! Joy is a gift from God, a fruit of the Holy Spirit, that comes from focusing on what God has done and will do, rather than our circumstances. But how can a person discover and hold on to lasting, abiding, and true joy? Once joy overflows in our hearts, we share that abundance and become joy givers. This warm and winsome devotional will inspire, enrich, and encourage your journey of joy.

The book of Revelation is the most fascinating book ever written. It claims to be a vision of the end of the world. The reader is swept up into another time and another place as the panorama of the future unfolds before us. This final book of the biblical record is the capstone of divine revelation. In it, God reveals the great end-times drama that leads to Armageddon and beyond.

This book is a daily devotional filled with inspirational stories about Marines, vividly demonstrating how our warriors have been sustained by faith through the violence and dangers of war. These individual stories reveal what faith means under the stress of combat and separation from loved ones, during the complex spiritual journey of men and women forced to confront the dark side of human nature, many for the first time. Ultimately, the power of God to redeem every human life and event shines forth in this amazing collection, which includes: - 180 riveting accounts of faith and courage from Marine combat operations in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and wars in the Middle East. Each daily reading is accompanied by relevant passages of Scripture. - Historical summaries, maps, and photos of Marine operations from each of these wars. > T​his unique combination of individual stories and historical overview gives a picture of war and combat unavailable in other histories. This book brings the modern era of Marine Corps history to life and aims to cement the bond that Marines of every generation share with each other.

God's Precious Promise New Testament is a pocket-sized New Testament that brings attention to every promise made by God recorded in New Testament Scripture. The New American Standard Bbile edition of this New Testament (NASB) has been translated into everyday English, making God's promises remarkably understandable and relevant to today's reader. The text of the New American Standard Bible is marked with the promises that are found in the New Testament. "God's Precious Promises""New Testament "in the NASB-77 text is a new testament with each promise of God shaded to bring them out of the text and into your heart.

Intentional self-care is important in nurturing a mother's heart, so the weeks in this study progress from self-care to outward nurturing. Starting with the felt needs of moms, helps women choose to move toward the outward focus of nurturing her family members and reaching out to the community. The first weeks focus on the need for rest and balance plus meals in the home. The following weeks move toward how to make wise financial choices, meet family needs, and create a welcoming atmosphere of a loving home. The last week focuses outward to meeting the needs of others in the community. Lessons include light-hearted anecdotes from real life and relevant Bible passages with questions to examine how Bible moms coped with stress and chaos and still embraced joy. Scriptures meet women where they are at in life, in chaos, and their anxiety about their mothering skills, to move toward gaining wisdom from God and filling their hearts with God's love and peace that helps them create harmony in the home and find joy through their relationships. Each week coordinates with devotional stories in Growing a Mother's Heart Devotional.

Thirty weeks of Devotions on Peace to help you discover encouraging stories and tips from past, present, and future people who faced conflicts, struggles, and relational problems as they found peace or became peacemakers. You'll realize that peace is not an absence of conflict. It's an abiding trust in God combined with your choices and prayers to maintain peace in the midst of struggles and difficulties. Each week contains a prayer, a devotion focused on a biblical person, a devotion of a peacemaker from history, and three contemporary devotions. The end of each devotional offers you a Today's Peace Step challenge and encourages you to find and share peace. Our peace stories reflect everyday experiences, as well as some of the harder moments, people have faced. The book is divided into three sections inner peace, relational peace, and being a peacemaker.

Latte with Luke is part of the Coffee Cup Bible Study series, Bible studies in compact workbook format that examine books or sections of the Bible. Each study is designed to be read over a four- to seven-week period, broken down into daily segments that fit busy readers' lifestyles. Because time is precious, the Coffee Cup Bible Studies are designed to be read during lulls in the daily schedule--windows of opportunity that allow for mediation and study (like breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks, and sitting in waiting rooms). The included Scriptural text from the NET Bible (New English Translation) provides everything needed to do Bible Study in one place. The author of the New Testament book known to us as the Gospel of Luke records many events in the life of Jesus that only Jesus's mother and those who travelled with Jesus could have revealed. In this seven-week exploration of the life of Christ as explored by Luke, readers catch a glimpse of how much God despises pride and legalism and how much he loves the vulnerable, the religious outsider, and the repentant sinner. Luke answers a key question about Jesus: What kind of Savior is the Son of Man? And his answer: The one who came to seek and save the lost (Luke 19:10).

Book introductions Red letter Footnotes on key passages Key words in English text identified by Strong's numbering system Codes in New Testament text identify grammatical structure of key Greek words Notations explain significance of grammatical codes Hebrew and Greek word studies Strong's Hebrew and Greek dictionaries AMG Concordance AMG center-column reference 1,956 pp.

With 415 categories and 3293 subcategories, What Does the Bible Say About . . . is as useful a reference tool for people who know nothing about the Bible as it is for those who have a great deal of Bible knowledge

"The Complete Word Study Dictionary: Old Testament" is the final volume in AMG's Complete Word Study Series. These Bible study tools are designed to make the original languages of the Bible accessible to every student of the Word of God. This lexicon is a companion volume to "The Complete Word Study Old Testament," which identifies the words of the Hebrew text of the Old Testament by the placement of Strong's numbers and grammatical codes over the English text. Together these two volumes represent the Old Testament portion of this series.

A parallel New Testament commentary that includes the text of the King James Version and applicable portions from the sermons from Charles Spurgeon on each left-hand page, and excerpts from the writings of John Wesley and Matthew Henry on each right-hand page. Read the biblical text and glance across the page to get the interpretations and meditations of these giants of the faith.

Chapter Thirteen in the Exegetical Commentary Series on First Corinthians. Spiros Zodhiates expounds the Greek New Testament text for a verse-by-verse analysis of this chapter.

A detailed study tool for Bible scholars, this dictionary is the perfect companion to The Complete Word Study New Testament. Each Greek word in the New Testament is defined and explained, providing readers with all they need to explore every idiom and nuance of the original Greek text. Each entry includes word derivation, exegetical commentary, word history and etymology, and synonym and antonym lists.