God Made You Just Right by Jill Roman Lord

You’re are brilliantly created and there’s no one else like you” writes Jill Roman Lord in her new children’s book God Made You Just Right. With simple and rhyming text and whimsical illustrations by Amy Wummer, this book is a great reminder for little children that God fearfully and wonderfully created them. Jill is an author, freelance writer, and nurse anesthetist. She has authored several books including If Jesus lived inside my heart, If Jesus came to visit me, One night in Bethlehem, and the First Easter Day.

2 Chairs by Bob Beaudine

“Once you meet with God, you’ll discover something amazing. You’ll find out He does more than just listen to you; He has a plan - plans to prosper you, give you hope, and always shed light on your great future. But to know these plans you have to stop and listen” writes Bob Beaudine author of 2 Chairs: The Secret That changes everything. In this world you will have trouble but take heart He has overcome the world. It might be something big or small but it is beyond your control. By this time you may have come to the realization that virtually everything is outside your control and God must come through if there is a ever a solution to your dilemma or petition. There are three vital questions that Bob Beaudine asks: Does God know your situation? Is it too hard for Him to handle? Does He have a good plan for you? He offers seven steps to walk courageously, faithfully, and cheerfully through your trouble whether it is something trivial or major.

How to graduate debt free - By Kristina Ellis

“Nearly 70% of students graduate with close to $30,000 in debt” writes Kristina Ellis in her new book How to graduate Debt Free. In this valuable book, Kristina walks you through the broad world of finance options and presents insights, advice, and motivation so you can develop your own goals to graduate debt free. She will show you how to establish a winning mindset; save up and cut costs before you get to campus; figure out the dollars and sense of financial aid; secure your share of free cash for college; earn money to pay as you go; choose a school and major that is practical; and stretch your funds when every penny counts. This book should give you the right information and a well-thought out strategy so that you can achieve what you always wanted to achieve without getting financially enslaved.

Outcry by Ryan Romeo

“I will build my church and the gates of hell shall no prevail against it” said Jesus the founder of the largest organization on the planet. In a single moment, writes Ryan Romeo, the author of Outcry, Jesus commissioned His disciples to start a movement - a revolution. He didn’t write a how-to manual or hold seminars. He didn’t even stay with them until Pentecost. He simply lived with them and left them with the immense task of starting this revolution and entrusted His reputation on them. Few days later, the Holy Spirit descended with power and caused amazing growth and expansion of the Kingdom that Jesus had established. The author urges his readers to come together to empower the local church to influence the surrounding culture. Stand behind the church that Jesus laid down His life for and start playing the integral part that He created you to play.

If In Doubt - By Rhys Stenner

“Sometimes doubt is lack of assurance in an uncertain outcome,” writes Rhys Stenner in his new book If In Doubt? But doubt can be the result of lazy thinking or deliberate obfuscation of the facts. It can be positive in building one’s views if it sparks valid questions and cause you to investigate issues in order to discover truth. In this book, Stenner focuses on the fundamental questions of human existence. These are questions every sentient being should and must be asking and searching for answers. Why? Because eternity is a long time to be wrong! Some of these questions that Stenner presents in this book are: Did God make the world? Is there right and wrong? Is the Bible reliable? Is Jesus God? Did Jesus rise from the dead? Is there life after death? Is Jesus coming back? Stenner does not merely give the standard Christian response to these probing questions but provides alternative views and arguments as well. This allows the reader to discover if the Christian answer is tenable or not. Both believers and skeptics should read this book.

The Stream by James Robison

“It is hard these days not to wonder whether we are still seeing the sunrise or sunset,” writes James Robison in his latest book The Stream, “when it comes to freedom as we have been blessed to know it in America.” His attempt in this book is that Americans must experience a change of heart and mind and it must come sooner rather than later or it is going to see the downfall of freedom of this great nation. If we fail to realize this foolishness and the danger imposed by the hatred of success, blessings, and prosperity we’re going to be unable to meet any legitimate needs in the future of those we love. The Stream provides some refreshing and life-giving wisdom that must begin to disseminate freely if we are going to restore freedom and rebuild America. The renewal of America falls largely on the restoration of Christian principles and biblical foundations that has been the blue print of not only the United States but of Western civilization. Other have warned about this including Os Guinness and Vishal Mangalwadi and it is a warning that we must heed.

Words to live by - Linda J. Gilden and Dalene

Words have the power to change lives. The right words at the right time has changed history. What if one could enunciate one powerful word into your daily walk and in your relationships? What difference can one word make? The power of the right words at the right time can uplift and encourage and even challenge one to rise to new heights and respond carefully and compassionately. In Words to live by: 52 Ordinary Words that Lead to an Extraordinary Life by Linda J. Gilden and Dalene V. Parker help the reader focus on a single, powerful word each week of the year. The authors offer five different devotions per word and encourages the reader to meditate on that word and find other ways to see how God brings that word to mind during the week. This is designed for the reader to soak-in the insights offered in the book and help them think, speak, and interact with others in such a way that God’s truth is beautifully communicated.