Bøger af Jennifer Bennett

In her newest book, Surviving Jericho, Jennifer Bennett takes readers on a journey of discovering the heart of the God of creation and what it means to follow Him with all our hearts. Scripture tells us we are to "love Adonai your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength, " (Deut. 6:5; Matt. 22:37) In Surviving Jericho, Jennifer explores what the Bible says about this kind of love using the example of Rahab, someone who was destined for destruction, but because she chose to believe God, was not only saved from the destruction of Jericho, but grafted into the community of Israel. As believers, we too were once "alienated from the commonwealth of Israel and strangers to the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world." (Eph. 2:12) But now, through the blood of Messiah, we have been reconciled to God and are now fellow citizens with the whole household of God. (Eph. 2:16-19) The journey woven through the pages of this book is about discovering the roots of our faith, finding out why we believe what we believe, and choosing if that is in indeed what we still want to believe. Do we truly want to live a life marked by a love for the God who saves us?

Jake McClendon thought he needed to leave the only home he'd ever known. Briar Fields thought she needed to save her family. Neither thought they needed each other. Jake left the Double Ace Ranch with one thing in mind: to put as many miles between himself and his best friend's wife as possible. Ending up in the Deep South almost broke was not what he had in mind, but when he finds a job and a place to stay almost instantly he doesn't think it's such a bad idea. That is until he sees the one woman who makes him crazy: Briar Fields. When a ghost from her past shows up right on her doorstep, Briar has no clue what to do to get rid of him even as she wants to be in his arms again. Her body craves him even though her mind tells her to do what's sensible. How is she supposed to take care of her family when he haunts her every thought? Together, they may just burn each other down or create something that will last forever.

What Is Small-Town Life Really Like? This book is a collection of locally known and sought after stories, reflections, and poems, by Marjorie Beavers, of Kingston, Ohio. This book gives a glimpse into the quiet, meaningful, and funny aspects of small-town life. This collection reflects the author's experiences as a wife, mother, grandmother, and community pillar. Residents of Kingston, Ross County, and all around southern Ohio have found enjoyment from this book and the memories it contains.

Spend just a few minutes on any of the major social media platforms and you'll find that women are longing for encouragement, hope, purpose, connection, acceptance, and love, but yet, they're not finding that. Instead, they're finding story after story that is centered on fear. Terrorist attacks, cancer-causing foods, political worries-the list goes on. But even without external fears to contend with, women are fighting internal battles about their worth and abilities on a daily basis. Social media encourages people to compare their lives to the ones they see online. Comparison creates a habit of ungratefulness, an attitude of dissatisfaction, and pattern of envy and even judgmentalism. It's no wonder women leave social media feeling worse rather than better. We've got to take charge of this. As women of faith and women in business and ministry, we have an online responsibility. If we want to get the most out of social media, we need to learn how to better contribute ourselves. We can choose to be intentional in what we post, what we share, what we comment on and what we promote. We can also be discerning in what we choose to read and believe online. This book, by social media specialist Jennifer Bennett, is not another "social media strategy" book. Instead, it's a book that invites readers in all seasons of life to be women of integrity who make a difference online and in the lives of others. Women everywhere are online, regardless of how busy they are, and this book helps them be intentional and responsible with their social media activity. This is a book that can be applied to every part of life.

The Bible gives Christians many promises on which to stand: we are chosen, loved, forgiven, and so much more. Yet often followers of Jesus approach life as if they've been passed over, are unloved, and still carry the weight and shame of sin. In Abba's Daughter: Embracing Your Identity as a Child of God, author Jennifer Bennett shares scriptural insights and personal reflections designed to help every believing woman better understand and live in light of her glorious, divine inheritance. UPDATED Edition: While this book still holds all the truths as the original edition, some small changes and edits have been made not effecting the overall theme of the book. Grammatical edits and typing errors that may not have been caught in the original editing process.

Easy money is easy. Easy to read, to understand and most importantly, easy to implement into your life. The truth is that a personal finance book is only as good as your willingness to read it. There are many outstanding books about personal finance available. Yet they are useless if they gather dust on a book shelf. Think of Easy Money as the cliff note version. No fluff. You can read the entire book in a matter of hours. But the true value, is that you will be given the tools to implement what you learn into your life and that makes all the difference!

Standing Still In a Culture of Mass Shootings brings us face-to-face with Monday, 16 September 2013 when Jennifer was severely wounded during the Navy Yard Shooting. Emergency physicians, who treated her extensive wounds immediately after her evacuation from the Navy Yard roof via helicopter, called her survival "a miracle." Jennifer sustained a point-blank shotgun blast, yet by the grace of God, she survived. Her book details her harrowing experience, but also the heroism and dedication exhibited by many men and women who helped save her life.To explain how she came to be the warrior she is today, Jennifer provides an entertaining and often humourous sketch, explaining what it was like to grow up in America from the 1950s to the 1970s. She also explains why and how Americans can once again embrace God. More than a story of survival, this is a story of faith, of healing and of triumph. Her experiences were chronicled in the Washington Post on 6 September 2014 and in the October 2017 SHOWTIME documentary, "Active Shooter: America Under Fire."