Less Is More Leadership: 8 Secrets to How to Lead & Still Have a Life

Learn the many facets of salvation and deliverance God has made available. With the scriptural solutions found in this book, readers will be ready for any adversity.

Your kids will be in awe of the story of Jesus and His ministry on earth when they read this colorfully illustrated book written just for them. The Heroes of the Faith Series is written especially for eight to twelve year olds and features action-packed illustrations on every other page. It makes an excellent resource for Sunday school classes, Christian and home schools, long rainy days, or extended car rides. The Chronicles of Faith series is the wholesome entertainment kids need. Your kids will love all six stories about the lives of key Bible characters like Esther, Paul, and Elijah

This fun and fascinating overview of the most important topics in scripture covers people (from Aaron to Zacchaeus), places (from Antioch to Zion), and things (from altars to worship). Each brief, easy-to-read entry provides a clear description of the topic at hand, along with supporting scripture references. Though kids could read and understand it, 199 Bible People, Places, and Things also promises fresh insights even for longtime readers of the Bible

The Bible’s a big book, filled with thousands of people, places, and things. Here are 199 of the most important topics, clearly defined for your reading pleasure:

• People: from Aaron to Deborah to Jesus to Moses to Ruth to Zacchaeus
  • Places: from Antioch to Capernaum to Galilee to the Jordan River to Nineveh to Zion
    • Things: from altars to the Beatitudes to eternal life to justification to Pentecost to worship199 Bible People, Places, and Things is simple enough for kids to read, but promises insights even to scripture veterans. Here are the “need to know” topics of your Bible!

This extraordinary book tells Asad’s story. Tossed from one catastrophe to another, Asad’s journey covers countries and continents, from the cosmopolitan streets of inner-city Nairobi to the Ethiopian hinterland; and the promises and pitfalls of Johannesburg, South Africa, whose streets he believed would be lined with gold. Thus begins a shocking adventure in a country richer and more violent than he could possibly have imagined, leading to the final coda of America. Throughout, A Man of Good Hope is a complex, affecting, ultimately hopeful portrait of Asad’s search for salvation, suffused with dreams and desires and a need to leave something permanent on this earth.