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As war approaches in 1939 Abby Stapleton's safety is under threat. Her father, a British diplomat, insists she go back to America until the danger passes. Abby vows to return to her home in London-but where is home? With her family facing mortal danger so far away and feeling herself isolated, she finds it hard to pray or read the Bible. Did she leave God behind in war-torn London too? Abby becomes friendly with Jim, a gardener on her uncle's estate.Jim can't get Abby out of his mind. Did she have a sweetheart in England? Was it foolish to think she'd consider him? He curses his poverty and the disgrace of his father's desertion and drunkenness haunts him. Can he learn to believe in love for a lifetime and to hope for a happy marriage?Abby couldn't know the war would last a long time, nor that she would fall in love with Jim-soon to be drafted by the U.S. Army-or that she'd have to confront Henri, a rejected suitor, determined by his lies to ruin her reputation and destroy her faith in God's providence. Will she discover the true meaning of home and find happiness with Jim?

Lori learned life-altering lessons about unexpected love, pride, failure, and surrendering to God's amazing plan.SuperGal vs GOD-the Bible Study and Book Club Guide will walk you or your group through each facet of this incredible story and lead you to a place of self-examination as well as revelation about your relationship with God.Blessings to you as you find and share your own voice and journey from SuperGal to surrender!

SuperGal could handle anything life threw her way. Until she couldn't.Lori appears to be SuperGal. But privately, she anxiously battles to maintain control over her out-of-control life. She thought she could do anything but felt the pressure to do everything. There was no room for God in her realm.SuperGal wasn't looking for love, but when she meets handsome tenor Ben, her battle-hardened heart begins to melt. After only six short weeks, Lori's joy turns to despair when Ben becomes critically ill. Suddenly, her carefully-constructed world begins to unravel.As God and Satan line up for the final, ultimate battle for Ben's life and Lori's soul, all she can do is stand near the door of the hospital room, helpless and broken. This SuperGal had to face her own failure as she faced this dying man. The fixer needed to be fixed.But on that very night, Lori experiences a mysterious encounter that changes everything.

Little Boy, Little Boy is a mother's reminiscences about the childhood and teenage years of her son. She remembers all the good times and the escapades he had growing up. She mourns yet rejoices she will see him again when she joins him at Home. Anyone who has lost a son will treasure this book.

DO YOU ... Wish you had a different body, face, or personality? Feel less than adequate compared to others? Wonder why God created you? Often criticize your choices and decisions? Long to see yourself through God's eyes of love? Want to live confidently in spite of your shortcomings? Realize how valuable you are? In Hello, Beautiful, Jeanette Levellie and Beth Gormong lead women on a hopeful journey to find lasting beauty in the eye of the beholder: God. This interactive devotional contains 40 stories based on some of the authors most vulnerable moments, highlighting how God redeemed the pain and taught them how to love themselves. Each chapter begins with a Bible verse describing God's view of us, His precious creation. Chapters end with either a journaling prompt or coloring page, giving readers the opportunity to apply the confidence-building principles.Hello Beautiful is designed for those of us who find it too easy to think and speak hurtful words about ourselves based on lies from our past. Hello Beautiful strives to point out those lies and replace them with the Truth. Learn the secrets of seeing yourself through love's viewpoint and shake off feelings of inadequacy. Finally find the courage to look in the mirror and say, "Hello, Beautiful!" and mean it.

Meet Buddy, a rescue beagle with a history. Like most dogs he would rather follow his nose into trouble instead of following his owners' rules. Buddy thinks he doesn't need people until he breaks a safety rule and hurts himself. Unable to walk, Buddy discovers how much he needs everyone's help to recover.

Her Fall from Grace Was Hidden with One Little Lie ... But Truth Wins Out!Anna Clarke has faced loneliness for years, caring for a sick and distant husband. Recently widowed, with all that brought meaning to her life gone, the consummate good girl falls from grace in a moment of weakness and passion.Horrified to find she is pregnant, she is surprised when those closest to her assume the baby is her late husband's. Guilt and pride allow the lie to live until her deceit hits a wall when the biological father Dr. Matthew Carmichael comes calling.Shocked at how one lie bled so easily into another, Anna realizes her reputation of devout Christian living is about to disappear like a leaf caught in a windstorm. She hears the whisper of her loving Heavenly Father, who longs to restore her soul, but does she have the courage to face the scandal and the truth of her feelings toward the handsome Dr. Carmichael?

One Smooth Stone is a Christian picture book depicting the epic battle of David and Goliath. This exciting retell is told in a unique perspective of spiral language and bold imagery to help children of all ages understand the biblical significance of this ultimate showdown.One Smooth Stone blends a special combination of sight word development, repetitive language and predictable patterns for children to enjoy. One Smooth Stone also places a primary focus on prayer and gratitude to God. Inspired from Joshua 1:9, children will be able to learn a simple prayer and the importance of hiding God's word in their heart. Beginning with a stone and thanking God for making us bold and strong, One Smooth Stone will take you on a historical journey through an Old Testament favorite!

Christmas is coming, and Jack Baker's finances, friends, and future are as gone as last year's holiday. One year ago, Jack Baker had it all-a beautiful family, a lucrative career, and a generous bonus to spend on the annual Baker family Christmas extravaganza. Now the Bakers are homeless, and clueless about what to do next. Amidst the holiday traditions and trappings, one family learns what is truly important when they lose all they have and find they have everything.

Frightened by cancer? Riddled with questions? Perhaps you or a loved one is battling this disease. Do you know where to turn for encouragement, comfort and support?In Her Shoes-Dancing in the Shadow of Cancer is a collection of vignettes, highlighting the stories of everyday women with everyday lives interrupted by cancer-their challenges, heartbreaks, questions and triumphs. Each devotional focuses on one aspect of their cancer journey.In these pages, you will find:•Humor•Sidebars with helpful tips•Uplifting scriptures•Encouraging prayers•Real women coping with a diagnosis of cancerCancer is hard, but you are not alone. As you cross the threshold, catching a glimpse into the lives of these women, you will find strength, inspiration and hope.

Spiritual Renewal Comes to America!In 1739 America is in a state of spiritual despair, although signs of life have appeared to some. Catherine Harrison and her father are believers, but he's desperately ill, and her mother's choice is for Catherine to marry the wealthy magistrate's son. Pastor Harrison sends his daughter to William Tennent's "Log College" with an urgent summons-"Get the German." Henry Sharp, the German, is looking for a position when Catherine shows up bearing her father's mysterious directive.At last, Henry hears, "This is the way, go in it." But the path is neither easy nor simple. He faces immediate opposition from the church, and he isn't free to pursue his affections for Catherine. When the elders force Henry to leave, George Whitefield, evangelist extraordinaire, invites him on a tour, and Catherine sees a potential relationship with Henry slip away. Just before Henry and Whitefield return to Philadelphia months later, Catherine faces a new crisis. Might she have a second chance?Morning Glory captures the spirit of the thirteen colonies during the First Great Awakening, which forever changed America and its people. Readers will recognize Whitefield, Benjamin Franklin, and Jonathan Edwards, as well as their own spiritual struggles. This is the first book in a series about revivals which shaped American history.

She must prove there's more to life than peace and more to death than dying.The One People find guidance to peace and unity in the pages of TRANQUILITY. Drethene views the methods prescribed in the book as hurtful attempts to escape their diverse ancestry. Such pain is personal, as her parents aim to conceal how different she looks from the rest of their people.Even her job keeps Drethene quiet and secluded. While working in the Academy library, she secretly reads histories used only to teach future leaders to loathe the past. Drethene is inspired by these books filled with cultural variety. When she discovers another world as part of her people's heritage, a well-established enemy is revealed, and she rises to meet the truth and save both worlds.Now Drethene must convince the One People that their lives are not as tranquil as they seem. They are being hunted and must reunite with a sister-world that has been erased from their past. If they choose to remain in the comfort of their rewritten history and false sense of peace, they will be dragged into the maelstrom they have forgotten to fear.

The Winter Queen has brought the storm … and the Abyss roams the halls of the Blood Keep.Ten days have passed since Sundragon blood was shed for a sacrifice by Raphaela Kael. Ten days since Lathan and Maxx Jandry fled the city in search of Princess Damari Kael and their niece, Noelle. Brecken Jandry, Brae's loyal husband, remains a tortured prisoner in the Kael dungeons, and no one in Sunkai is safe from Roderick and Raphaela's wrath.Damari Kael flees Sunkai with little Noelle Jandry, determined to deliver the child to the safety of the Shadow Lands, even as her own power emerges within her. The Eventide Sisters embark on a mission to join the Winter Queen. Across the land, Clea Jandry arrives in her birthplace of Molderëin where she is met with a savagery she thought long dead. Afra Malaki seeks the Creator's will and the Queen of the Woodlands prepares for battle.In the peaceful city of Quintaria, the Winter Queen grieves. But the shadows are coming for her. They carry a message for Adlae Sundragon, and they will not rest until all is revealed.

First Breath of Morning is a multi-themed book of six chapters with multiple devotionals that portray a beautiful picture of our walk with God. Themes include drawing near, growing our relationship, leaning into His love, strengthening our faith, trusting Him through every circumstance, and exalting Him in worship. The messages in First Breath of Morning will refresh your faith and renew your trust in God.

"Don't look at him, dear. He's dangerous." Isabella Bankmill seeks a husband whose character matches her list of requirements. The man must share her faith, but he must also possess a certain je ne sais quoi. The enigmatical Lord Gregory Gordon Bromby-London's newest literary sensation-certainly possesses the latter. Despite a deformed foot and alarming views on politics and religion, he attracts the ladies in droves.Haunted by his past and overwhelmed by his newfound celebrity status, Lord Bromby's obsession with his own doom leads to reckless behavior. When he is stalked by an obsessive aristocrat seeking an elopement, Bromby's friends urge him to marry a suitable lady as soon as possible. Intrigued by Isabella's convictions, and hoping to avoid further scandal, Bromby proposes to Isabella.Isabella also receives an offer of marriage from kind-hearted philanthropist, David Beringer-a man equally devoted to his faith-but she only has eyes for Lord Bromby. Blinded by his talent and good looks, Isabella convinces herself that he's not as dangerous as everyone claims. But when Bromby's world violently collides with hers, Isabella must decide once and for all who is lord of her life. God or Bromby?

Twin boys adopt a dog and its reclusive owner.Walks along the shore inspired much of Alex Caine's successful writing career. But today, he had no ambition but to romp with his dog, Bailey, and bask in the early morning sun still low on the horizon. He'd found the perfect life.Alex found himself near the row of cottages beyond the dunes and spotted a scene so unusual he removed his sunglasses for a clearer view. Rarely was anyone stirring so early in the morning, but there in the sand sat two young boys-not more than three or four years of age. Concerned for their safety, he scanned the area for adult supervision. Why are these boys out alone?Very pregnant Sarah Stuart trembled as she called the children inside. Thank God, the stranger left before she had to waddle out on the beach. Though the man appeared harmless, she refused to take a chance. A recent widow, Sarah struggled with her feelings of loss and trying to make her way with the twins on her own.They make a strange pair, Alex and Sarah, but the twins are a channel for them to find themselves and each other.

A cemetery in the middle of a hayfield, forgotten until a young boy asked the question, "Who were these people?" So starts the saga of the Catts/Crawford family-now to be remembered by all who read their story. Most people see grave stones as the end of a story, but for Billie Fulton they became the beginning of a discovery that will delight your heart. I've known Billie for years and her creativity never stops amazing me! She's an engaging story teller who weaves hope and inspiration through every page.-Jennifer Rothschild, author of Lessons I Learned in the Dark and Me, Myself and Lies, founder, Fresh Grounded Faith Events and The 4:13 Podcast.

Friends are gifts from God, but they don't always seem like presents. Thankfully, the Bible talks a lot about relationships and helps us navigate through the ones bringing either joy or challenges.At the Heart of Friendship is an expanded and enlarged version of the original women's Bible study that provides 10 lessons on different aspects of friendship. The focus is on the fascinating interactions in the Bible between Hannah and Penninah, the groom and bride of the Song of Solomon, Mary and Martha, Rachel and Leah, Ruth and Naomi, and many others. Topics cover envy, competition, conflict, mentoring, and relationships with a husband and children-and ultimately a friendship with God.With characteristic depth of questions and insightful commentary, this study in the Daughters of the King Bible Study Series includes the heart-impacting "Letter from God" at the end of each lesson. You'll find this a helpful, encouraging, and enlightening study for yourself or a group of women.

The death of her king changes Karina's life forever. Fleeing the royal house, she must leave her life behind to seek out the Armor of the Creator-to save the very people who now hunt her.Faramos, the evil warlock waiting to unleash hell, knows the Creator has already chosen his warrior, so he sends his bounty hunter to retrieve her. After Tristan abducts her, he witnesses Karina's gentle nature and strong independence, and he finds he can't complete his assignment.Together, they set out to retrieve the armor and defeat the hordes of creatures sent to destroy them. But is Tristan's heart secure as he faces certain death for defending the queen? And will Karina have the courage to become all the Creator intends her to be? Failure will condemn the world to eternal darkness.

How Much Should a Wronged Husband Forgive?Aubrey Beaumont has spent the last fifteen years in search of his runaway, drug-addicted wife. Now a respected Silver Spring pastor and chaplain, ready to give up and move on, his life takes unexpected turns when she suddenly contacts him. Terminally ill and having found faith, she begs Aubrey's forgiveness. How can he overlook her past prostitution and liaison with one of Washington's most vicious drug lords? Grateful for a chance at reconciliation, Joanna Beaumont prays that her seemingly wasted life might serve some purpose in her final days. Perhaps her testimony against her former lover's cartel will bring her the peace she craves.Joanna and Aubrey's paths will crisscross the Capital District's underworld where they discover how God weaves threads of failure into tapestries of hope.

In spite of trying to do the right thing, and he really did try to do the right thing, eleven-year-old Jase Freeman seems to sink deeper into trouble each day. He didn't mean to listen in on conversations he had no business hearing. He intended to show respect for his teachers and never question his mom … but, what's a guy to do when he knows stuff he shouldn't know, his best friend is acting like a jerk, and doing the right thing seems way too difficult? Exactly what does it mean to have his friend's back? How can he possibly be respectful when his anger spins out of control? And why is it so important to "remember who you are and whose you are"?

A Covert Rescue Mission No One Expects to Succeed--Who will survive? Special operator and "nice Jewish kid from Hawaii," Jake "Snake" Drecker, is intent on a mission across borders to eliminate a brutal terrorist cell. That they may or may not also be holding an American missionary hostage is unclear. The intelligence is sketchy, the objectives vague, and the chance of success slim. Jake's boss and old friend, Lieutenant Colonel Mike "Pancho" Sanchez, wonders at the mysterious motivation behind his best soldier's decisions--and about an equally mysterious rogue military unit that shows up at the worst moments to insert itself into their operations. That the CIA seems willing to sacrifice both Drecker's team and the hostage only adds to the mystery, forcing Pancho to dig deep to discover the truth behind the missionary's past. And time is running out as Drecker drags his team on a quixotic rescue operation into the very belly of the beast--a mission Drecker and Pancho both know they cannot survive unscathed.

Lexie Logan thought she could run from God and, like the prophet Jonah experienced a life-storm of epic proportions. As she waits to speak to an advisor, she pillows her head on her arms in the library of Kansas State University in June 2014 and wakes up in the back of a Conestoga wagon in June 1857, four years before the Civil War. Kansas is not a state, women do not have the vote, and slavery divides the nation.