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What if Baby Boomers could break out of the ways of the past and turn to the present generation with love? What if Gen Z could turn to older people and ask them for guidance, help in prayer, support, and wisdom? What if generational barriers between all ages broke down, and we could have meaningful communication? These answers can be found by studying the wisdom of the book of Daniel. In these pages you will discover Biblical characteristics...

Words are important." Words communicate and crystallize thoughts, and can paint a picture and teach values. Words matter. Word meanings matter. For the author, poetry has always been a bit of a brain break before her brain brakes or breaks. She happily spits out words all over a piece of paper then plays with them and puzzles them out as one way to process emotions, thoughts, and ideas. This compilation of musings on a life, during a life, cov...

Eric Protzman chaired the Young Life committee and Andy Morman served as the Area Director. When they began their journey together, they brimmed with confidence and trust.In just a few years, they couldn't stand each other, and their Young Life Area struggled because of it.In Our Town, Our Kids, Eric Protzman shares the lessons he and Andy learned as they forged a trusting friendship and developed a model for healthy Young Life Areas. In his t...

Joni Brown's life was turned upside down when her daughter, out of nowhere, began having epileptic seizures at sixteen months and was diagnosed with autism at age five. Two books in one, first part memoir of raising her child with special needs with stories from medical mayhem heartaches to overcoming challenges with humor. Second part has parenting tips, offering first-hand practical advice and invaluable suggestions. You'll learn ¿ First-h...

In this compelling memoir, Jerad Romo reflects on a life shaped by hard work, determination, and unexpected twists. From his early days mowing lawns and toiling in carrot fields, to the pinnacle of high school sports triumphs, the journey took a sharp turn when coveted scholarships eluded the athlete. Undeterred, he navigated the challenges of college sports, facing setbacks and ultimately finding success at Southern Methodist University (SMU)...

In the groundbreaking The Seasons of Our Grief, author Dr. Ray Mitsch challenges the notion of a linear, sequential progression of grief and unveils a transformative alternative-a cycle of seasons within the grieving process. Dr. Mitsch introduces us to two individuals who traverse this journey, illuminating the path through their poignant stories, which portray grief as a series of seasons, each requiring a unique tool to assist in the passag...

In this collection of 120 poems, what Rick Ellsmore calls autobiographical poetry, is the common journey all of us share about coming to terms with ourselves. It's a reflection of his journey toward finding the courage to truly accept and love himself-and discovering that his real name is RLove. That, in fact, we are all love. It is hope, joy, pain, and fear that make up the foundation, calling us into beauty, it's within this holy place that ...

Following a young lady's abduction, former FBI agent Brad Walker is forced into a race against time to save her life. In a dramatic encounter with the only person who holds the key to deciphering the abductor's deranged mind, Walker enters the shadowed chambers of religious fundamentalism and polygamy. There, a woman must be convinced to resurrect tortured memories and re-live a life she had managed to escape. Unending devotion to his dece...

In 1974, Abeba Baughman enjoyed life as a fashionable young single woman living in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, waiting to marry a US Air Force doctor. Then a communist coup overthrew the government. As an educated woman, Abeba and the lives of her three young children were in danger, forcing Abeba to place her children in hiding and flee the country. In The Glory of a Mustard Seed, read the harrowing account of Abeba's trek through the Sahara Des...

Native American artifacts become items of barter for sex trafficking, forcing former FBI Agent Brad Walker into a dark world where the sanctity of history and dignity of human life go unrecognized. Only by listening to the echo of ancient voices within centuries-old Native American cliff dwellings of New Mexico does he see a way out. Following a twisting path of tragedy, Walker comes face-to-face with the very essence of evil in an encounter...

In the wake of brutal assaults targeting a former prosecuting attorney in Los Angeles and a former FBI Agent in New Mexico, a haunting connection to the past comes to light. Years earlier, Cassandra Roberts and Brad Walker played integral roles in the trial and conviction of Vincent Perkins, a white supremacist, for the murder of a black man. The trial's high-profile nature thrust the abhorrent philosophies of supremacists into the harsh glare...

Joe, and his horse, Bungee, were best friends. One day they visited Kalaloch Beach on the Washington coast and rode for miles and miles. After a long day of riding, Joe set up camp on the bluff above the beach for the night. Early the next morning, a strange noise woke them and scared Bungee away. What was the strange noise? Where did Bungee go? Would Joe ever see his best friend, Bungee, again? This heartwarming story of a man's lov...

What is it about our dogs that endear us to them? Why do we treat them as if they were our children? Maybe it's because of the contagious joy, hope, and wonder we see in their eyes. A dog's faith in us rests on the proposition that we love them as much as they love us. How do we respond to that faith? When the Dogs Bark takes readers on a twenty-six-year journey through the author's life, including marriage, children, the workplace, and hi...

Following advancements in quantum computing known as "singularity" and after years of war, transnational corporations have supplanted governments as the world's key geopolitical structures. Nations have dissolved, militaries have disbanded, and the world is split in two: those who submit to the tyranny of the corporation and those who are free but starving in the former nations. After falling in with a syndicate of international mercenaries,...

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Do you feel most leaders are inadequate? Do you long for better models of leadership? In Day by Day Through the Bible: The Writings of Old Testament Leaders, Allen J. Huth invites you to examine the lives of Old Testament leaders, such as Joshua, Gideon, Samson, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, and King David. Some were priests, judges, and kings. Others were psalmists, prophetesses, and wheat thrashers. In the tenth volume of Huth's eleven-part se...

Prepare yourself for an eye-opening journey into the heart of a religious institution plagued by secrecy and manipulation. In The White Estate Fraud, Steve Daily fearlessly confronts the sins of omission committed by the Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA). For years, dissenting voices have been silenced, their characters tarnished, and critical information distorted. Daily sets the record straight, debunking the claims that D. M. Canright, t...

In The Upsides to Downsizing, seasoned Denver area Realtor Jackie White demystifies the cathartic journey of simplifying life and embracing a new chapter. Your home is a repository of cherished memories and symbolizes a lifetime's work and experiences, but health considerations or the burden of home maintenance can often prompt the decision to downsize. After facilitating nearly 300 home sales, Jackie empathizes with empty nesters and retir...

In Shame-Free Parenting, author Craig Knippenberg takes on the trend of hypervigilant parenting and offers a compassionate guide to navigating the complexities of parenting with resilience and authenticity. With sections that address pivotal aspects of raising children, Knippenberg equips parents with practical strategies to forge strong connections while fostering independence. From managing emotions to setting boundaries, this book encoura...