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Haunting Memories
After years of hard work, Beth Spalding is finally close to accomplishing her dream of becoming a permanent member of the National Philharmonic Orchestra as a professional clarinet player. However, as Beth overcomes each hurdle, long-buried memories of her tormented childhood begin surfacing. Why now, when she is so close to her dream, is she being haunted by these disturbing memories? And how can she cope with the handsome trumpet player who keeps showing up when she is clearly broken and tormented? Will she ever feel whole or is she doomed to be nothing but a mistake? Can Beth overcome her past once and for all to fulfill her destiny and achieve her dream?
Critically Loved
“As TyiaLynn discovered, and shares with us here, God is with us every step of the way, encouraging, strengthening, carrying, and guiding.” -Kyle Idleman, best-selling author of Not a Fan As the parent of a child with a life-threatening illness, TyiaLynn Mikels knows the inevitable spiritual battle that comes with caring for critically ill children. This study will challenge parents who find themselves in the same situation to get to the heart of issues and work through them. Mikels relates to other parents by openly sharing her own struggles. Critically Loved will help parents release anger about their child’s condition, see beauty among the ashes, and focus on Jesus in the process.
Sarah's Story
Come back to the year 1967 and relive the life of a Tennessee mountain woman: Sarah Douglas Blankenship. Genealogy and history buffs alike will find Sarah's Story enthralling. Sarah, born in 1898, overcomes incredible struggles and forms a special bond with her surroundings—most especially the mountains. Walk with Sarah through her pivotal life events as she experiences: living with a coal miner in a coal camp. her daughter working at Oak Ridge during WWII. her village nearly burning down. the grief and shock of her husband being sentenced to Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary for shooting a man. Sarah deals with the loneliness from the death of her husband and children, but shows readers how they can get up out of bed every day and see the beauty in everyday life.
In Jesus We Trust?
“. . . For, between the Christianity of this land and the Christianity of Christ, I recognize the widest possible difference . . .” -Frederick Douglass As true now as they were when they were conceived by Douglass, these words are the launching pad for a deeply convicting and incisive look at our American culture, and the distance by which we, as a society, have strayed from the intent, the design, and the faith of our forefathers. Can we return to those roots? Do we even want to? IN WHOM DO WE TRUST?
God's Courageous Carpenter
"FIDELITY. INTEGRITY. STRENGTH." These words truly defined God's Courageous Carpenter. Saint Joseph was chosen by God to be the husband of Mary, the Mother of the Messiah. Two of the Gospels of the New Testament mention St. Joseph very briefly: the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke. Research for this book has allowed the author to amplify what is contained in the Gospels concerning this great patriarch of the Church. That research disclosed the true story of St. Joseph’s life, including his struggles with his parents concerning his chosen vocation, his marriage to his first wife, their children, and the death of his first wife during childbirth. Joseph decided to remain single and c...
Saved by Default
Reverend David S. Randall seems to be the most gifted evangelist of modern times. People flock to hear him when he begins his career as a ten-year-old boy preacher, traveling with a Christian rabbi. Eventually known as “God’s man for the hour,” his charisma draws thousands to the altar. His creativity blossoms when he discovers television and takes traveling evangelism beyond the traditional revival meeting format to an event with the sparkle of a Broadway show. David’s mother believes her son has a God-given talent that few in history have ever possessed. But does this man have a special anointing from God, or has he simply exploited a finely tuned skill? How can God allow good Christian people to follow a man with such a troubled secret life? With my background in Christian TV, this novel completely resonated with me. Over 34 years encountering all kinds of Charismatics, I’ve questioned my faith walk. Why am I not radical like most I have interviewed? This novel helps answer that question. I now feel I am a radically normal Christian. Herman Bailey CTN Executive Producer, It’s Time for Herman and Sharron
The Blue Diamond Box
The Blue Diamond Box is a wholesome romance and mystery story--suitable for all ages of teens. With the heart of Mystic Mar stolen, Queen Nona’s jeweled secrets were hidden on the grounds of Mystic Mar, the Argos’ family castle on Serenity Sea, until Jenna, a runaway betrothed princess awakens its magical past. The shy Princess Jenna, longing for true love, quickly finds Mystic Mar to be the perfect place to escape from her betrothal. What she hadn’t anticipated was the handsome Prince Grayson and the castle’s secret jeweled past drawing her into a mysterious treasure adventure. As Princess Jenna’s betrothal closes in, she must make a decision of true love. The Blue Diamond Box forged from magical love will be her guide. But will she learn the truth about the Argos family before it’s too late? Don’t miss the DIY Blue Diamond Box ideas, love discussion questions and Bible verses. Whether you are a teen, teen mentor, small group member at a church or at a school, this book is for you!
Cosmic Joker
DARWIN WAS CLEAR . . . Animals exist in a world where the strongest survive. The weaker are preyed upon and then eliminated. If we are animals, then taking someone’s wallet is simply natural selection. You need money? You have a way to overpower someone who has money? Charles says select the wallet and take it. That’s Darwin 101. ANY QUESTIONS?
Where the Clouds Go
Fifteen-year-old Jaida is trying to navigate life after the accidental snowboarding death of her older brother. The longer he’s gone, the more she shrinks into herself, pushing away anyone who tries to help. She spends her days watching the clouds, thinking about her brother and pondering the strange voicemail he left on her phone the day he died. In a last ditch effort, her parents send her two thousand miles away to her grandparents’ ranch, where she and her brother used to love spending time. She meets a boy named Gray that seems different than others she’s known. He has an outlook on life that intrigues her. The two develop a friendship, and Jaida starts opening up to him, slowly tearing down the wall she’s built around herself the last few months. Over the summer, they learn they are more connected than they think. Will Jaida finally find peace and hope?
Half-Breed Runaway
After years of homelessness and poverty, Eliza’s dreams come true. But the dream life comes at a great price. When her father whisks her away from an impoverished life in the Philippines at age nine and the dream of going to America is within reach, Eliza’s innocent childhood fantasies are fulfilled…or so she thinks. Eliza endures abuse and alienation, but in time experiences God’s love, grace, and mercy, giving way for her to create a life in which she can survive within a world where she had been helpless. Separated from her mother and brother who love her, she fights hateful words and lashes that cover her body by remembering her mother’s smile, hearty laugh, and bouncy curls as well as her brother’s protection and adventures in the Philippines. She runs away to escape her life only to find there was nowhere to go. Eliza’s life in the Philippines and America are different and similar, but in God’s hands, she realizes her strength and purpose.
