The Good Life by Charles Colson with Harold Fickett
416 pages, 33 of 38 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Sharing from his own life, as well as the stories of others, Chuck Colson exposes the counterfeits of the good life and leads readers to the only true source of meaning and purpose, Jesus Christ. But he does that in an unusual way, allowing powerful stories to illustrate how people have lived out their beliefs in ways that either satisfy or leave them empty. Colson addresses seekers—people looking for the truth. He shows through stories that the truth is knowable and that the truly good life is one that lives within the truth. Through the book, readers get to understand their own stories and find answers to their own search for meaning, purpose, and truth.
Rock of Refuge: A Frontier Novel by Donna Westover Gallup
3 of 3 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
COLORADO TERRITORY – 1871
Charlie is a young man now with much to learn about himself, the world in which he lives, and the God in whom he has placed his trust. The little ranch at the foot of the Rockies seems to be closing in on him. Seized by restlessness, he sets out to join a cattle drive north across the foothills and prairie to the rip-roaring new town of Denver. On the trail and in the city, Charlie finds the awakenings of love and learns about honor, trust, and the need on the frontier for men who are both tough and tender, who know where to find their strength.
Another entertaining and heartwarming “Mysterious Ways” story for the entire family.
Daily Readings for Difficult Days by Jennifer Carter
only 31 devotionals, one 4-star review, Lending Enabled
A daily devotional for Christian women going through difficult times, including divorce, death of a loved one, depression, and other struggles.
Find inspiration and encouragement as Jennifer shares 31 daily stories, bible verses and personal testimony.
Gravity True for You But Not for Me by Michael Edwards
short book, 3 of 3 reviews are 5-star, Lending Enabled
Evidence For Gods Existence and Identity
There are many contradictory beliefs about God that claim to be the truth. But since truth never contradicts itself, who really has the truth? Utilizing objective evidence like a detective does in an investigation, the facts point to the one belief that can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. One truth that applies to everyone if they believe it or not. Follow the evidence and see for yourself.
Setting feelings and what others believe aside for a moment learn why objective evidence is the best way to find truth in any investigation, including the truth about God. See for yourself exactly why Christianity is the most reasonable belief available based on the facts and why it applies to everyone, everywhere even if they do not believe it. Learn the two things we all encounter daily that the Bible states is absolute proof of God’s existence and leave every person without excuse, even those who have never read the Bible. Learn why trying to be a good person is not good enough.
Weigh the objective evidence for yourself and make a reasonable decision about God and then pass the evidence on to others so they can discover the truth. Everyone deserves the opportunity to examine the evidence for themselves.
Perfect for the seeker and the believer who want to eliminate doubts and have a reasonable assurance that their faith is actually placed in the truth.If you are a believer you have an obligation to share the truth. Let this book show your friends and family the sound foundation your belief rests upon.
Includes access to our website (www.god-evidence-truth.com) with more resources and a video linked E-Book version that goes into more depth. Plus access to print copies of the book you can share with friends, family and strangers.
It’s not about religion, it’s about truth.
The Job: Based on a True Story (I Mean, This is Bound To Have Happened Somewhere by Craig Davis
133 pages, 5 of 9 reviews are 4 or 5-star, Lending Enabled
Joe B. enjoys the sweet life as a vice president at a huge conglomerate, Universal Whirligig. But along with the Big Boss’ favor, he has also gained the notice of a bitter human resources manager, Luci Fernandez. Hateful of any success but her own, Luci manages to get him demoted to the mail room! A rollicking comedy of errors follows as Joe B. tries to figure out what’s happened to him, and attempts to get a meeting with the Big Boss. Joe B.’s great expectations have taken a dickens of a twist. His family is forced to make a series of hard adjustments, and he gets only lame comforts from a string of the worst friends anyone could have. Will he finally track down the cause of his frustrations? Or will he only learn a lesson about what it is to be the boss, and that what is apparent is often only a shadow of a greater ongoing good? “The Job: Based on a True Story (I Mean, This is Bound to Have Happened Somewhere) is a modern parable of ancient troubles and truths.
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