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  When God Doesn't Stop the...

  Dennis McClung

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  What do you do when God could have stopped the heartbreak... but didn't? 
  When prayers seem unanswered. 
  When relationships fall apart. 
  When dreams die. 
  When heaven feels silent. 
  When the future you imagined disappears. 
  These are the questions every believer eventually asks. 
  In When God Doesn't Stop the Heartbreak, Dennis McClung takes readers on a deeply biblical journey through the wilderness seasons of life—not offering easy answers or empty clichés, but pointing to the unchanging faithfulness of God. 
  Through the stories of Joseph, David, Naomi, Job, and ultimately Jesus Christ, you'll discover that God often does His greatest work not by removing the wilderness, but by meeting us in it. 
  Inside you'll discover: 
  • Why God sometimes allows heartbreak instead of preventing it 
  • How to trust God when life makes no sense 
  • Why waiting is never wasted 
  • The difference between relief and true healing 
  • How to forgive when the wounds run deep 
  • Finding purpose in seasons of suffering 
  • Why God's silence is not His absence 
  • How to hold onto hope between the promise and its fulfillment 
  Whether you are grieving the loss of a relationship, struggling with unanswered prayers, healing from rejection, waiting for restoration, or simply wondering where God is in the middle of your pain, this book offers biblical hope rooted in Scripture—not in circumstances. 
  You will discover that:The wilderness is not punishment.God's delays are not His denial.Your heartbreak is not the end of your story.Christ has never stopped walking beside you. 
  This book doesn't promise that every earthly dream will come true. 
  It promises something even greater. 
  The God who never abandons His children. 
  If you've ever wondered why God didn't stop the heartbreak, this book will remind you that even in the darkest wilderness, He is still faithful, still working, and still leading His people home. 
  Because the wilderness was never the destination. 
  It was the road that led us home.

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  Things That Go Bump in the Night

  Roger G. Trow

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  Have you ever felt the presence of ghosts or spirits? Have you ever experienced something supernatural? 
  There is a universal interest in the supernatural and innumerable myths and legends have grown up to explain the sights and sounds which we cannot understand from our limited knowledge. 
  In this book, Roger G Trow examines hauntings and paranormal events from around the world, and reflects on his own experiences of supernatural activity, trying to separate fact from superstition. 
  Drawing from Christian scripture, Roger says it is because we do not understand what we see, or may be ignorant of the presence of spiritual entities that cannot be detected by our scientific instruments, that we dismiss them as unreal, figments of our imagination or mere superstition, but still they remain very real.

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  The Gift of Forgiveness -...

  Norma Jean Lutz

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  There’s an ornery, unkempt boy in Lucy Brenker’s school who picks on her quiet cousin, Ben. Raggity, as he is called, is a trouble-maker who causes distress for both Lucy and Ben. However, he is not Lucy’s biggest problem.In her hometown of Cincinnati, a serious drought had affected her father’s steamboat building business, as well as all businesses in the area. If that weren’t bad enough, the lack of river traffic means her recently-ordered piano will not be arriving anytime soon. (A piano had been the desire of her heart for many months.)It’s a time when neighbor reaches out to neighbor, even when that “neighbor” happens to be a newly-arrived, mysterious, glamorous young lady. A lady with whom Lucy has been forbidden to associate.How was Lucy to know that both Raggity and Sadie Rose would teach important life lessons not only to her and Ben, but to her entire family, and her community?

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  The Way Back to One Another -...

  Phillip N. Smith, Jeff Galley,...

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  Jesus said his followers would be known for their love, not their loneliness. Yet over half of Americans―and American churchgoers―say that they lack companionship or that no one knows them well. We live increasingly disconnected lives, and our mental and spiritual health suffer as a result. 
   
  In The Way Back to One Another, Jeff Galley and Phil Smith provide a remedy based on studying Scripture, learning from the global church, and observing best practices in thousands of small groups. The New Testament's exhortations to love one another are not merely individual commands but instructions for experiencing deep relationships and community. Loving one another today will require a countercultural return to practices that are increasingly devalued and disregarded: depending on, committing to, talking with, knowing, and welcoming one another. 
   
  Galley and Smith cast a vision for how we were created to live, outline practical shifts to combat loneliness, and offer life design suggestions―small yet meaningful changes we can make to escape aloneness, build relationships, and create community to experience the depth of connection God intends for us. With The Way Back to One Another, discover how you and your church can break away from soul-killing isolation and become catalysts of life-giving relationships and community.

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  A Courtship for the Amish Nanny

  Laurel Blount

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  Could the town’s least romantic bachelorbe the man of her dreams?After years of wanting a husband and family of her own, Amish nanny Trudy Schwartz’s hopes soar with the arrival of a handsome newcomer at the local matchmaker’s home. Looking for a fresh start, the last thing solitary carpenter Eli Mast wants is a wife, though he is grateful for the kind nanny caring for his young niece. But when Eli’s custody of little Leah is in jeopardy, he agrees to a courtship of convenience—except Trudy believes Eli’s intentions are genuine. Will the truth lead them to heartbreak…or will their arrangement blossom into an unexpectedly perfect match?From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.Hickory Springs AmishBook 1: The Amish Widower's SurpriseBook 2: Trusting the Amish FarmerBook 3: A Courtship for the Amish Nanny

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  Becoming New - 100 Days of...

  Warren Wiersbe

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  With theme-based daily readings focused on spiritual transformation, this all-new devotional curated by Warren Wiersbe’s grandson offers a 100-day journey through Scripture, helping readers not only understand God’s Word but live it out in the power of the Holy Spirit. 
  A transformative journey through the arc of Scripture, Becoming New invites us to experience a deepened connection to God’s Word, a greater sense of purpose, and a stronger relationship with the Holy Spirit. 
  A beloved Bible teacher known for his BE series and numerous other books, Warren Wiersbe was passionate about God’s Word. Now, in this previously unpublished devotional, Wiersbe calls Christians to “become new” in their relationship with God. 
  With daily, themed Scripture passages, reflections and commentary from Wiersbe, and thought-provoking application questions, Becoming New offers an accessible 100-day experience of spiritual growth. Becoming New is ideal for those seeking profound, lasting change, as Wiersbe’s contagious love for the Bible inspires us day by day to draw closer to God and then share this joy with others. 
  Features an exclusive bonus track of Wiersbe's last-known recorded sermon, which was preached at home to his immediate family. Introduced by his grandson, this recording is a treasure for any Wiersbe student. 

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