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Change Of Heart
$16.99Add to cartFinally, a clean historical novel set at the time when Rome ruled the world. A story that will be enjoyed by everyone from the age of 10 to 100. Finally, a story that you can enjoy without having to be embarrassed by the language or the sexual content. A story with moral lessons your children will benefit from, and maybe you too. You wil laugh at and with Micah, our reluctant hero. Watch him as he gets himself in trouble and then marvel at how he manages to get himself out. The place: Palestine, specifically; Capernaum, a city on the nothwest shore of the Sea of Galilee. The time: A little less then two thousand years ago, during the reign of Tiberius Ceasar. The events: Read and find out. Follow Micah as he learns what it means to know fear and dread. Watch him grow into a man as he tries to learn from his mistakes before they get him killed. See what it means to fall in love, and then lose it. And find out what it means to have faith in someone so that miracles can happen.
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Siege At The Gates
$17.59Add to cartWhat was it like to be Hezekiah? To be the king of God’s nation but under the thumb of the Assyrians would make anyone resentful. You’ll get to see how God led despite Hezekiah’s mistakes and watch as the stage is set for Israel to fall into an even harsher captivity.
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Dick The Babysitting Bear
$20.29Add to cartFourth in the series The Good Lord Made Them All, Joe L. Wheeler provides one of the most powerful collections of wild animal stories. The cover story features Dick, an unusual black bear that loves to hold cats, pigs, and even human babies in a most motherly way.
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Plagues In The Palace
$15.99Add to cart“Enough!” The majestic Pharaoh Amenhotep rose from his ivory throne. “Words mean nothing to me!”
Meshach didn’t know it yet, but he had just witnessed the opening scene in a drama that would change his whole world forever.
The first plague attacked Osiris, the god of the Nile. The second plague, frogs everywhere, created big problems for the believers in Seqa, the frog-headed goddess. The plagues that followed would cause Meshack to question everything. But as each plague proved another of the Egyptians’ gods powerless, he began to see that Jehovah loved him and wanted him to be free.
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Rebeccas Crossing
$11.17Add to cartAt nineteen, Rebecca Cunard, youngest child of Pastor Eli and Fay Cunard, is a feisty and fiercely independent young woman, more at home in her prospector’s garb than the lacy dresses she wears to work each day at Joe Masters’ mercantile store. But her hasty words force her to flee from home across the continent to the safety of Serenity Inn and her brother Caleb. Rebecca’s Crossing is the uplifting story of a young woman who struggles to accept that trust in others and surrendering her will to God’s will are not signs of weakness.
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Claims Upon My Heart
$14.87Add to cartThe more Chloe tried to convince herself that nothing had changed between James and her, the more she knew everthing had changed. The runaway emotions James created in her heart were far greater than any schoolgirl crush. In Claims Upon Her Heart, book three in the Chloe Mae Chronicles, Chloe finds herself falling in love and making decisions that will change the rest of her life. She still longs for her father’s understanding and wonders if the wall of silence between them will ever crumble. Anyone who has read Flee My Fathers House and Silence of My Love will be anxious to read this next book.
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Wings Over Oshkosh
$17.39Add to cartJackie Anderson is mad at the world. Her parents are in jail, a bully in school is making her life miserable, and an airplane nearly crashes into her. Find clues for earning the Airplane Modeling honor in this one-of-a-kind thriller that has everything from life-saving flights to skeletons in the closet. Airplane Modeling honor.
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Mindy
$25.19Add to cartShe sat a long time before the window, unraveling the years, searching for the dropped stitch. Mindy dreamed of teaching-if she survived tuberculosis. Then she met Carl Matthews with the sky-blue eyes-eyes that turned to ice when she asked him to go to church with her. Among the goldenrod and purple asters she gave him her heart. Then, against her father’s wishes, she gave him her hand in marriage. But would her deepening faith survive his scorn?
Originally published in 1977, Mindy soon became a classic. Long out of print, it is at last reborn to sway a new generation. Author June Strong narrates one woman’s poignant struggle between her love of family and her love of God, tracing to the bittersweet end her joys and sorrows as she raises children in a divided home. Mindy is a haunting chronicle of love, loss, and faith in the furnace.
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Joseph
$16.17Add to cartSometimes a gift becomes a curse.
Joseph learned the hard way as a brand-new coat sent his life careening wildly off course, his life twisted by his brothers’ hatred. Once a prince in Canaan, now he was a slave in Egypt.
But Joseph would have the last word. Because God can turn tragedy into triumph.
The amazing story of Joseph has everything: intrigue, suspense, violence, forgiveness, glamour, seduction, strange dreams, and a dramatic twist at the end. It tells us that injustice cannot keep good people down. No matter how dark the past, the future can be brighter than our fondest dreams.
Based on careful research, this book offers something for the whole family. Even seasoned Bible scholars will learn intriguing new facts about Joseph’s world. Names, places, and customs are carefully explained in depth in supplementary material.
But most of all it’s loads of fun for boys and girls. Kids of all ages will thrive on these tantalizing vitamins for the soul: well-crafted stories that settle gently into their tender hearts and mold their destiny.
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Beanie The Horse That Wasnt A Horse
$18.19Add to cartHorse-crazy Alex Jahn was about to have his prayers answered . . . but not in the way he had hoped for. What Alex wanted was a horse he could be proud of, like a beautiful Black Stallion. What Alex got was this funny-looking jigsaw puzzle of an animal with a big bucket head, long, floppy ears, short, stubby legs, and a scrawny tail! Beanie wasn’t a real horse at all. He was something called a hinny. Was this God’s idea of a joke?
Beanie the Horse that Wasn’t a Horse, by Heather Grovet, is a story about differences and learning to love them. This cute tale of a homely little hinny with a big heart will have children aged 6-10 grinning from ear to ear. As they laugh they’ll also learn not to judge by outward appearances and that God knows what’s best for us, even if it doesn’t always seem like it.
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Champions Of The King
$23.19Add to cartJesus’ worst enemy is about to become His best friend, and history will flow in a new channel. As Saul the Slayer becomes Paul the apostle, you are there, watching him and his fiends-Peter, Barnabas, Silas, Luke, John-turn the world upside down.
Welcome to the acts of the Apostles as you’ve never known it before. Flat Bible characters suddenly jump into rich 3-D. Ancient stories come alive through the eyes of Bible-times children who are right there on the scene.
Starting with a fishy encounter with Peter, you’ll watch Jesus ascend into the sky, then see Ananias and Sapphira drop dead, all through the eyes of Elihu, the son of the man whose ear Peter cut off in the garden. And that’s just the beginning. Antonia, Thaddeus, Sulimon, Dion, and all the rest will keep you smack-dab in the center of the action during the exciting cradle years of the Christian church. Let’s go!
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This Present Darkness
$19.99Add to cartAshton is just a typical small town. But when a skeptical reporter and a prayerful pastor begin to compare notes, they suddenly find themselves fighting a hideous New Age plot to subjugate the townspeople, and eventually the entire human race.
This Present Darkness rivals The Screwtape Letters with its keen insight into spiritual warfare and the necessity of prayer. It is fast-moving, riveting reading, ranking with the best thrillers on the bookshelf. Readers have picked up more than 2.5 million copies since its publication in 1986, and, with its companion volume Piercing the Darkness, it has sparked great interest in spiritual warfare over the years.
