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It seems like an ordinary Saturday morning at Cora and Davie's home when Davie suddenly has to go to the hospital! He is having a hard time catching his breath and his sister and grandma need to call for help.With some help from the paramedics and doctors, we learn how Davie eventually gets better from his very first episode of asthma.

Feeling invisible is not a superpower.Many women today feel unseen, overlooked, or shamed, but so did women in the Bible-who knew?One felt abandoned by God, so the harebrained idea of making God's plan happen without God's help somehow morphed into a brilliant idea in her mind. What did she do, and how did God respond? The answer might surprise you.A childless woman lived a life reminiscent of Cinderella's and endured the worst family "vacation" every year. Did God see her, and if so, how did he help?Discover how each woman in this book felt invisible but became a Beloved Daughter of God-no qualifications as a paragon of virtue required.Do you feel invisible and long for someone to see you? Journey with these women and learn more about "the God who sees me." (Genesis 16:13, NIV).Questions for group discussion or personal reflection are included.

"Sandra shares in a comprehensive way her path of healing and wellness in Christ with all its dimensions-physical, mental, spiritual, and social."--Philip Mamalakis, PhD, Author of Parenting Toward the KingdomAre you ready to embrace abundance? The author combines her experiences as an Orthodox Christian, healthcare professional, fitness expert, and grief survivor to guide you to a more balanced life.In this book, she explores the many facets of wellness from mental health and stress management to nutrition and self-care. Her insights are grounded in professional and personal experience and offer a relatable perspective. She provides practical tools to help build resilience in the face of adversity. Her heartfelt reflections on grief offer solace and support.Whether you seek to strengthen your faith or foster more meaningful connections, this is your roadmap to a life of vitality.

The Riess children live on a farm, with several pets and a big yard to explore. As they read the Bible, and other books about miracles, they begin to pray about everything.This family wants to buy a horse with a foal, but it just costs too much. Janelle desperately wants to take skating lessons, even though it seems impossible. Ryan cries over his limp, lifeless kitten who appears to have drowned. How will prayer help.Does God care about our day-to-day lives? As you read these stories, you will see a miracle-working God who answers prayers--and you will know that He cares about you!

When Amos and Jeremy see an old statue, Amos says there was once a statue that told not of the past but of the future. Jeremy thinks Amos is joking and wants an explanation. Amos tells him how much of what King Nebuchadnezzar's statue foretold came true, and his dad tells the boys how that statue continues to speak to us today about the future.

Since I was going to be a preacher, I needed to practice. Only being about eight or nine years old, who was going to listen to me? Not to worry. In the pasture near the barn was an empty hay rack. Perfect! With Bible in hand, I climbed up on the rack. Cows were moving around the barnyard. It was near milking time. The crowds were filling the auditorium. With much shoving and mooing, they prepared to hear the gospel. As I started to preach, everyone in the congregation looked on with fascination. Big, brown eyes stared in amazement. I shouted my text, telling the cows to repent or perish. After a few minutes of loud and lively preaching, I watched several of them slowly walk away. Not one convert! The passionate pursuit had begun.

"There is a way that appears to be right, but in the end it leads to death." (Proverbs 14:12, NIV)As terrifying as it is to get lost in the wilderness, it's much worse to lose your way in life. But God has not left us alone to figure it all out. He's given us everything we need to find our way.Two Paths provides a biblical map to find the best trail, stay on it, and experience a fantastic journey with Jesus. Inspiring, riveting true-life stories and biblical teaching will encourage you to make choices that bring joy and success, regardless of circumstances. "For the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life, and those who find it are few." (Matthew 7:14)If you want to discover the fulfilling life God intends for you, this book can help you find the way-his way!

It is June 1980...When Hugh Fischer comes to a crisis point in his life, he seeks to make a big change: move back home to the abandoned family farm and start over again, living alone out in the countryside where he can't trouble anyone-and where no one can bother him.Ella Bauman was living carefree in the big city when everything turned on a dime. After a bad breakup and the unexpected passing of her mother, she must face depression and dysfunction by returning to the home of her youth to do some serious soul-searching and recentre herself.A tentative friendship forms between these two neighbours as they slowly dare to open their lives to one another. Will this friendship be part of their healing process or will it serve to further entrench the great pain and brokenness each they've already endured?

Each chapter of A Word from His Word focuses on a single word or phrase from a short biblical passage. By returning to a simple but effective approach to Bible reading, your daily time will be invigorated.Philemon and Titus were written by St. Paul about situations that arose in the churches of Colossae and Crete respectively. Although short, considered too brief by some to hold theological weight, they are in fact packed with practical lessons.Philemon concerns the return of a runaway slave who, after his flight for freedom, became a Christian. This personal letter paints a picture of Paul as a compassionate and gracious apostle, speaks of the slave's courage and calls for honour and integrity from his master.Titus, a letter which contains some similar themes, serves as a primer for young Christian leaders. Titus was to draw out from the Cretan church those who had been stamped by the grace of Christ and had the aura of saltiness that comes from His seasoning.Both letters hold salient lessons for us today. We pray that as you read this edition of A Word from His Word, the readings will inspire you according to their original purpose, enriching you with the fullness of Christ's grace.

The Lord created everything in heaven and on earth - and it was beautiful. The situation only went wrong because of the devil. And our lives will go wrong, too, when we yield to him.But with prayer, all things are possible. In this book, believers will come to the knowledge of the power that Christ gave us through the cross. They will also learn how to wield that power in order for them to live victorious, fruitful Christian lives.

This book seeks to answer some of today's most pertinent questions about the end-times and Jesus' second visitation.

Have you ever felt like laughing at God's words of promise? If so, it is most likely an incredulous laughter. Sarah laughed when she was told, "Next year, at a time like this, you will have a son." Abraham also laughed!To these two people, God asked, "Is anything too hard for me?" He still asks the same question today, to remind us that nothing is impossible to Him. It is not that people forget that God is able, but rather that they need to be reminded that He is God Almighty, with the power to perform miracles beyond human understanding.When we think it is too late for us to receive our miracle, when we believe that God has forgotten about us, or when we no longer feel qualified, God still works. Whatever your story, no matter how hard it is, be assured of this: God can do what He has said He will do.

We Are Royalty: A Child's Journey to Womanhood is a collection of Crystal Rose's deeply felt and engaging poetry that talks about the human need for inner peace, and the way in which women are valuable in the eyes of God. This marvelous book will inspire you to gain a healthy perspective on your worth.

This tiny, abandoned pup didn't even have a name. He was, however, called unkind names, as he searched for someone to love and care for him. Until that time comes, we will simply refer to him as Puppy. Join us as we follow him on an exciting, but sometimes dangerous, journey. What happened to make Puppy so determined to find "a boy to call his own"? Will he finally be given a proper name? If so, what will it be and why?

The terror of the night rages. Arrows fly by day. Pestilence stalks in darkness. Destruction wastes at noonday (Psalm 91:7). It seems hopeless on so many fronts. Fear, loss, anxiety, depression, anger ... these and other emotions seem to be gripping the hearts of believers. Where can I go for refuge and deliverance? Is there a place of safety and hope, and if there is, how do I get there? This book is an invitation to walk through Psalm 91, encounter El Elyon, the Most High, and find the path to dwelling in His presence.

This book presents a collection of true stories from the life of a missionary in Central America. Through these experiences, God used Don Dodsworth to touch the hearts of a people who were extremely poor and plagued by malaria, tuberculosis, a variety of parasites, and a habitual life of drunkenness which led to an extremely low survival rate. It may appear that Don was chosen by God, like he chose the Jewish people in the Bible, to lift these people out of their destitute situation and put their feet on solid ground.

From the onset, Apostle Scantlebury presents the tenets of his tome, by eloquently contrasting the two dimensions of Faith: (1) where we use our Faith to acquire and believe God for new things and victories in Him and (2) where we use that same Faith to resist and battle against all odds that is thrown at us.After defining the elements of faith, Apostle Michael empowers us with the tools to increase our faith: Our knowledge of God and the application of what we know. It's not enough to know what the Word of God says. What produces real faith is displayed when our actions match our belief.Apostle Scantlebury gives us an accurate understanding of the benefits of our trials. Contrary to our Westernized belief, Faith and trials are mutually inclusive. We are encouraged to keep trusting God despite the opposition. Trusting God then becomes the substratum of having a pleasant relationship with Him.

Living in Two Homes presents the experiences of children from complex families. The main character, Natasha, shares some of the joyful and difficult moments she's had with her parents. The book highlights some creative ways in which separated, divorced, or single parents can create positive experiences for their children. The main emphasis is on encouraging these moments no matter which home the child is in. Discussion questions are provided to guide conversations, making it easier for parents to address their children's feelings. The process of exploring happy and sad feelings help children with their healing journey.A valuable addition to home, school, and church libraries, Living in Two Homes will help parents and other caregivers guide children through a difficult situation with love, hope, and faith.

The result of a lifetime of study, From the End Time to Heaven is written for anyone who is interested in how human history will end with the ultimate victory of Jesus Christ.This book can be your guidebook: From the End Time to Heaven. The future events spelled out in the Bible are explained with an abundance of scriptures and illustrations, including an easily understandable table outlining the events in Revelation.The book presents the end time eschatology through the eyes of the ancient prophets of the Bible, as much as possible, which brings us closer to the actual truth of the end time run. If you would like to discover the true name of the Antichrist, the country from which he will enter world politics, how Christians experiencing the Great Tribulation can know the exact date of Christ's return, and other unique discoveries shared with me by the Holy Spirit, then you must read this book.

Cultivating Gentleness and Self-Control is another delightful, powerful, and inspirational devotional in Ruth's fruit of the Spirit series. Experience the living power of God through selected Bible passages, prayers, and personal stories. These brief but compelling daily nuggets will encourage you to rely on God's grace as you choose the freedom of living a surrendered life. Suitable for personal, small group, and corporate use. Group study questions included.

In a culture of sexual confusion, our children find themselves caught in the center of a raging debate. Join in the journey of discovery as best friends, Emily and Hanna, embrace their struggles of childhood.

Being separated from my family at the age of five was far more devastating than the disability caused by the injuries at my birth. Most five-year-old children are just learning to read and tie their shoes. However, being deprived of nurturing stability, I became emotionally disconnected. This robbed me of my identity and purpose, and the broken parental bond profoundly affected my personality.If you feel estranged from your social roots because of choices others have made on your behalf, you are not alone. Like many other disabled children of my generation, an institution was the only answer. Others have had similar experiences, like the Indigenous children in Canada who were subjected to residential schools. My story is one of hope. I don't want to undo the injustice but offer hope for emotional wholeness. I have found that true connection is worth every ounce of effort and that social bonding brings true freedom.

Saving Gaia dives into the insights developed over eighty-four years by Gilbert J. Borsa on a wide range of topics, from the creation of our universe, our planet and its species, democratic and non-democratic governments, the economy, taxation, education, war, and even married life. It gives advice to desperate young people on how to climb out of the depths of hell. It describes the existence of the human soul and the moral code embedded in the human brain which governs our actions and creates our sense of self-worth. It encourages organized religious institutions to enhance their moral codes to include behaviours we individually and collectively need to, as the title implies, save our planet, Gaia.

Romy's room is a real mess. While her mom thinks her room looks like a zoo, Romy takes on the challenge to lure skunks, lizards, peacocks, and even bears. Will her mom like her new roommates?

Each chapter of A Word from His Word focuses on a single word or phrase from a short biblical passage. By returning to a simple but effective approach to Bible reading, your daily times will be invigorated.1 and 2 Thessalonians were written by St. Paul, Silas, and Timothy while they were in Corinth on a missionary journey. Paul had briefly visited Thessalonica and was anxious to hear how the church had survived without his presence and teaching. Timothy had recently returned from Thessalonica with positive news: the church was alive, well, and thriving.However, the people's interest in spirituality had clouded the thinking of some and Paul was quick to refocus them on the truth they had originally been taught. Modern society, like that of ancient Thessalonica, is full of many beliefs and abstract spirituality. We can readily be deceived into adopting some of these abstractions into our lives and churches. Paul, Silas, and Timothy would encourage us to hold fast to the truth of the original gospel.We pray that as you read this edition of A Word from His Word, your own experience of Him will be recentred and renewed.

Each chapter of A Word from His Word focuses on a single word or phrase from a short biblical passage. By returning to a simple but effective approach to Bible reading, your daily times will be invigorated.Colossians was written by St. Paul and Timothy during Paul's first imprisonment in Rome. Paul had been locked up with another evangelist called Epaphras, who had brought the gospel to the Colossians. Paul watched Epaphras pray for the young church in Colossae, and decided to write and encourage them.Just as Paul wrote to Colossae, a place where he had not visited nor evangelized, he might as well be writing to our own churches. Churches where modern Christianity is just as vulnerable as the ancient church, to being over sophisticated by religious rules and traditions.Paul's message of encouragement, focus and avoiding distractions remains applicable even through the passage of time. We pray that as you read this edition of A Word from His Word, your own experience of Him will be recentred and renewed.

What do you do when you have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity? When the father you've never known suddenly reappears in your life? When the person you thought was your biggest supporter turns his back on you, and you're forced to choose between him and your dreams? These are the questions Cadence asks herself when big-time music producer Ben Holden comes to town and gives her the chance to pursue a career as a recording artist. Unsure what to do, she turns to the people in her life for guidance. On top of this, her relationship with Emerson suffers as he feels more and more left out of her life. When he forces her to make an impossible choice, she once again finds herself struggling with her faith, unable to figure out how the person who once saved her during the hardest period in her life could be so unsupportive when she needs him most. Following her dreams seems harder than ever when she uncovers a dark secret about her father, a man she hasn't seen since before she started forming memories. Journey with Cadence as she navigates through new challenges and tries to decide whether making her dreams come true will be worth all the trouble in her path.