By editor on Jul 5, 2005 | In Book Series, SPECIAL FEATURES | No Comments »
Kissed or Dissed
God’s Word for Feeling
Rejected or Overlooked
by Beth Jones
If you’ve ever been dissed, overlooked, let go, snubbed, ignored or invisible, you have felt the pain of rejection. We’ve all been there, but God does not want us to live with the fear of being rejected or dissed. He wants us to find our acceptance in Him. In this study, you’ll learn to reject rejection while being transformed into the confident person God made you to be; accepted by Him.
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By editor on Jul 1, 2005 | In Christian Living | No Comments »
Author: Jane Kise
How often do we wonder about God’s will in our lives? Jane Kise presents twelve questions about discovering God’s will. Some questions include:
- What if I’m just not sure what to do?
- What can the bible tell me today?
- Can I ever trust my own heart?
- Was that God or just a dream?
- How do I know if something is a sign from God?
- If the going gets tough, did I make a wrong turn? READ MORE
By editor on Jun 23, 2005 | In Interviews | No Comments »
Patti Hill
Author of Like a Watered Garden
Where did the title Like a Watered Garden come from?
The title comes from a Bible verse, Isaiah 58:11. The Lord promises His continual guidance and strength, and that even in a sun-scorched land, we will be like a watered garden. A sun-scorched land is a perfect metaphor for the emotional desert of grief where my main character, Mibby, lives. Plus, she’s a garden designer in the high desert of western Colorado where the difference between a watered garden and a garden left to the elements is as dramatic as life and death. Mibby has an important choice to make, to trust and find the strength of God to go on or to live in a sun-scorched land of despair.
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By editor on Jun 5, 2005 | In Biblical Fiction | No Comments »
The Last Sacrifice
by Sigmund Brouwer & Hank Hanegraaff
Helius, Nero’s most trusted advisor, anticipates the death of his sworn enemy, the legendary warrior Gallus Sergius Vitas, scheduled to die a gruesome death in the arena. However, the badly beaten man who appears in the amphitheatre is not who he seems. Rescued by a stranger and given a mysterious scroll, Vitas is told that he must decipher this letter to find the answers he needs. A letter that Helius is also determined to decipher and to keep hidden from Nero. As Nero’s reign of terror grows, so does his circle of enemies.
By editor on Jun 1, 2005 | In Mystery | No Comments »
Author: Kathryn Mackel
Kathryn Mackel’s novel The Departed is described as a Christian Chiller. At first glance it seems like these two words are an oxymoron. What could be scary about a Christian novel? This novel will change your mind! This book will definitely make you aware playing around in the spiritual realm can result in some scary results. With a contemporary storyline set in Raven, Massachusetts, Kathryn draws readers into the lives of a couple and the evil that threatens to destroy them. READ MORE
By editor on May 21, 2005 | In Suspense | No Comments »
Author: Terri Blackstock
Breaker’s Reef is the fourth and final book in the Cape Refuge Series. I have read all of the books in these series except for the very first one. Without having read any of the series, you can easily enjoy any of the books, but having that extra history with the characters does make it special. This final book opens with the classic Terri Blackstock heart-wrenching bang! Once you cast your eyes on the gruesome details of the crime, you might as well make yourself comfortable. I have to force myself not to skim down the page! READ MORE
By editor on May 20, 2005 | In Mystery | No Comments »
Author: Brandilyn Collins
Yet another book series! An excellent series I might add. Dead of Night is the third book in the Hidden Faces series. I have read all three books and Brandilyn Collins gets better and better as she develops the character, Annie Kingston. Annie is a forensic artist and she is often called upon to draw the face of some creepy murderers. Unfortunately, she draws them so well, they often come after her. READ MORE
By editor on May 12, 2005 | In Contemporary Fiction, Romance | No Comments »
Author: Aisha Ford
Life for Sabrina Bradley is not going well. Still reeling from a recent broken engagement, Sabrina makes her way through the pain by working tirelessly at her job. She work as the assistant to Darci Oliver, the host of the talk show Daily Dose. Darci seems oblivious to her demands on Sabrina and her quirks make Sabrina’s life increasingly more difficult. Darci especially turns up the heat when she notices the producer (also her ex-boyfriend), Avery is obviously attracted to Sabrina and making efforts to pursue her. READ MORE
By editor on May 11, 2005 | In Contemporary Fiction | No Comments »
Author: Stacey Hawkins Adams
Speak to My Heart is Stacey Hawkin Adams’ debut novel. I am always elated anytime I read a book that draws me emotionally into the character’s life. From the beginning of the novel, readers are drawn into Serena Jasper’s story. Serena and her Mama are tight! They have been that way ever since Serena’s dad died when she was young. Unfortunately, the bond between this mother and daughter abruptly gets broken when Serena’s Mama shares a devastating secret. READ MORE