61 pages, 11 of 11 reviews are 4 or 5-star, Lending Enabled
I pray that these prayers help you to overcome negativity through applying the power of prayer and God’s Word to your life.
Found Adrift: 40 Days of Recovering Grace by Pauline Creeden
111 pages, 8 of 8 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Welcome fellow drifter.
I don’t know about you, but I’m easily distracted. If God set me in a rowboat on the water and told me to pay attention and not let myself drift too far from the shoreline, I’m sure I’d be in the middle of the lake before I realized I’d drifted from the shore. Then sitting in the middle of that lake, I’d realize I didn’t have a paddle. And sometimes I feel so far away that no one on the shore could possibly hear me.
Have you ever been there?
If you have ever been distracted by your daily life and suddenly looked up and found yourself far behind where you should be in your walk with God, then you are a drifter like me. This devotional is your paddle.
Rocky Mountain Oasis by Lynnette Bonner
334 pages, 43 of 51 reviews are 4 or 5-star, Lending Enabled, Previously Free
He’s different from any man she’s ever known.
However, she’s sworn never to risk her heart again.
Brooke Baker, sold as a mail-order bride, looks to her future with dread but firm resolve. If she survived Uncle Jackson, she can survive anyone.
When Sky Jordan hears that his nefarious cousin has sent for a mail-order bride, he knows he has to prevent the marriage. No woman deserves to be left to that fate. Still, he’s as surprised as anyone to find himself standing next to her before the minister.
Brooke’s new husband turns out to be kinder than any man has ever been. But then the unthinkable happens and she holds the key that might save innocent lives but destroy Sky all in one fell swoop. It’s a choice too unbearable to contemplate…but a choice that must be made.
Journey on the Hard Side of Miracles by Steven Stiles
302 pages, 44 of 46 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled, Previously Free
We had been WARNED, but we had only wanted to serve God. The truth was that not one person had a clue what would actually happen when we first boarded that tired old bus. With two hundred easy miles to our destination, there was little cause for concern. Yet somehow, despite every effort, our humble band of Jesus People never got there—and we never really found our way home.
Wandering for years, and struggling deep on the hard side of miracles, we knew we must not turn back, for every mountain climbed, every desert crossed, every dark valley and peaceful place of rest revealed an unseen Traveler, the One to whom the journey belonged.
There is a reason to listen to the Shepherd. There is a reason to stay close.
Psalms: The Sunrise of Hope by Bob Saffrin
220 pages, 9 of 9 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
This book is your spiritual Swiss Army Knife. Keep it handy, read it, study it, be familiar with the contents, and then pull it out for those times when life is confusing and raw. When you’re struggling with life, grab this book, turn to the Psalm that fits your moment and find hope on God’s lap.
Christian hope is not a longing or yearning for God to help; it is not waiting for the slim chance that things may get better. Genuine hope is the confidence that God is in your life, now and forever, and that nothing can separate you from his love. Hope is the confident expectation, the sure certainty that what God has promised, he will deliver.
This book examines ten Psalms that all have the common thread of helping us find hope in the midst of difficulty. I pray that as you enter into the emotions and experience the truths of these Psalms, you will be filled with hope as I have.
21 Teen Devotionals…For Girls! (True Beauty Books) by Heather Hart and Shelley Hitz
59 pages, 6 of 6 reviews are 4 or 5-star, Lending Enabled, Previously Free
Borrowing My Mother’s Saints by Olga Soaje
284 pages, 5 of 5 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
What can you possibly do when your dazzling life starts unraveling before your eyes? For Julianna Di Santis, a thirty-three-year-old ad executive whose dream life in New York City is crumbling before her very eyes, it might just mean calling in a few good souls to save her. Borrowing My Mother’s Saints is the heartwarming, humor-filled book by Olga G. Soaje that charts one young woman as her life suddenly hits the skids, and only a much higher order can help to set it right. With a plum job at Nelson and Nelson ad agency, a Manhattan apartment, and a boyfriend named Michael who looks good enough on paper, Julianna is at the peak of her game.
That’s when everything starts going south fast. Nancy, her nemesis at work with a fake smile (and other body parts!), has somehow stolen her account. Her boss, Peter, deems her burned out and sends her out the door with her cardboard box. And that’s just the beginning of the rapid-fire onslaught of serious woes. After Michael dumps her squarely, her mom is diagnosed with breast cancer. Julianna is officially at her wit’s end. However, just as she’s in the deepest despair, enter a cast of characters that Julianna hasn’t seen since her childhood days at home and in her Catholic grade school.
Tucked away in her mother’s recipe box is a bounty of saints cards, and soon, those the saints come marching in to represent a source of strength her mother had found in them and a way to develop other career paths she had not considered on her road to happiness. Julianna slowly learns to looks at life, work, and relationships in an entirely new light.
My Scripture Journal: God’s Promises by Heather Bixler
52 pages, 5 of 5 reviews are 4 or 5-star
When we study the Bible we learn the tools needed in order to live a life that is pleasing to the Lord. God doesn’t promise a life free from trials. However He has given us the tools we need to fight our battles through His word, the Bible. When we memorize scripture we automatically have the tools on hand that we need to get us through whatever life throws our way.
“My Scripture Journal” is designed to help you memorize scripture while also learning more about God through His word. This plan for reading and memorizing scripture is designed for those of us who have either a short attention span, or busy lives, in order to help incorporate God into our everyday life!
This scripture journal is set up where you will study one snippet of scripture per week. There will be seven different activities you will complete in order to help you memorize the scripture and get into the word, one activity per day of the week. At the end of the beginning of the next week we will move onto another scripture.
Experiencing Joy: Strategies for Living a Joy Filled Life by Patty Mason
86 pages, 2 of 2 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Depression—Anger—Fear—Anxiety.
Experiencing Joy is for those who are missing out on joyful living and what to learn how to break the cycle of emotional pain and come face-to-face with lasting joy. God gives us everything we need to live a victorious life. It’s time to break the cycle of depression, and every other deadly emotion that has us feeling trapped, and live a life filled with Joy!
159 pages, 1 of 1 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Have you ever wanted to give money to a person in need but wondered if it was the right thing to do? Will your gifts be spent on food or on supporting a drug habit? Do strangers appear at your church asking for help?
Follow a resourceful couple as they visit the churches and ministries of America. Their travels will reveal a dark side of American culture while shedding light on the vulnerability of the church. Disturbing, occasionally galling, at times heartbreaking or even humorous, these vignettes of life on “the street” are interwoven with practical suggestions for fulfilling Jesus’ commands to help those in need.
Questions at the end of each chapter encourage a time of reflection. They may be used as discussion topics for either individuals or small groups to help readers apply what they have learned as they get the inside scoop on how the street game is played against the church.
A Matter of Faith by Carol Round
124 pages, 5 of 5 reviews are 4 or 5-star, Lending Enabled, Previously Free
Carol Round is a columnist, book author, former high school teacher, professional photographer and freelance writer. However, her favorite role is that of “Nana,” the name given her by grandchildren, Cheyenne and Brennan.
In this collection of her faith-based columns, Carol uses everyday experiences to inspire her readers to seek a deeper relationship with the Lord. Her weekly faith-based column is currently available in eleven Oklahoma newspapers and one national publication with a circulation of 200,000+.
Bigger Than My Box by John Cullimore
277 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled
God, gratefully, loves to help us unlearn our bizarre ways of viewing life and his world. We develop some pretty harsh and bitter mentalities that keep us from being the amazing creatures we’re made to be.
This book is about being “unschooled” by God. You’ll find that I use that word a lot. If you look up unschooling you’ll find a whole world of resources and ideas as to what it means, some more stringent than others. What they will all agree on, however, is the fact that LIFE IS LEARNING.
This book, taken from my blog at johnbobcullimore.wordpress.com is all about how God has been gripping my life, and letting me wander this earth and learn to look him in the eye with joy and peace.
Gratefully, our God is so much bigger than the boxes we would put him in. He’s simply not satisfied to let us wander around in unfulfilled and meaningless lives.
He’s got bigger dreams for us than that.
Diary of a Broken Heart by Shalandria Moore
127 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled
This book describes the pains and joys of an ending relationship and the budding of a beautiful long-lasting relationship with God in hopes of finding one’s self. There are always so many questions involved. What am I doing wrong? How did this happen to me? Where do I go from here? Is my life ever going to go back to a happy place? The many feelings that one experiences are expressed in great detail and provide a suggested source to use as an outlet for how to deal with those emotions. It may also provide some direction to those difficult and hard to answer questions. Where matters of the heart are concerned, nothing can heal a heart better than perseverance, patience, and trust. When a person begins to trust their instincts and valuing prayer, anything is possible and learning to love God will teach one to better love them self.
Five Minutes with God by Shalandria Moore
95 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled
Father’s Day is one day out of 365. It is the day chosen to honor our fathers, an entire 24 hours. What better way to do that than to notice what our Heavenly Father has brought us out of, and is continuing to teach us about. Did I mention it can be done in just 5 MINUTES of your busy schedule? This 30 day journey requires only 5 minutes of your day and for those that seek to give Him more than 5 minutes of your day, there’s an included notes section for each day.
Also free from Shalandria Moore, a short Just the Right Size
Resist the Devil by Mary Jeddore Blakney
158 pages, 1 of 1 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Resist the Devil takes us inside the twisted thinking and desperate extremism that drive ordinary people to unthinkable acts.
Terry is the pastor of Faith Community Christian Center in Manchester, New Hamphire. Deeply disturbed by the attacks of September 11th, he decides to pull out all the stops in his fight against terrorism.
Fatima, a Moroccan-American Muslim, helps a friend in her search for answers.
Evan, along with his wife Anna, find their own solution to the terror problem.
Al, a non-religious Turkish-American, has a second job driving an airport van to pay for grad school and let his wife stay home with their baby. Everything changes when he and his Armenian passengers are mistaken for terrorists.
The Devil is in the Details: An Interview with Satan by Michael Dodd
238 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled
Minor Prophets: Major Issues by Brian Johnston
69 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled
The so-called “Minor Prophets” of the Old Testament, such as Nahum, Micah and Malachi, are often overlooked because of their brevity and also because they might seem irrelevant to Christians of today.
Bible teacher, missionary and radio broadcaster, Brian Johnston shows how inaccurate this perception is by pointing out that each prophet not only had vital things to say to the peoples of that era, but they also raise very major issues that are absolutely relevant to believers today.
Such issues include: injustice, suffering, unfaithfulness, abandonment, corruption, compassion, arrogance and wrong priorities.
132 pages, no reviews, Lending Enabled, previously Free
This book is written to help Christians identity spiritual warfare, curses, un-holy ties and attachments and many other areas thta affect our ability to live the Christian life. It teaches all about spiritual warfare, binding and releasing and how to pray effectively for being set free.
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