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  A Case For Salvation

  RW Nelson

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  A Case For Salvation is a comprehensive Biblically based experience of redemption, identity, and the relentless pursuit of grace. It offers a deeply immersive journey through Scripture, personal testimony, and theological insight - designed to awaken hearts and challenge minds. From Chapter One (Finding God in a Confused World) to Chapter Sixteen (The Crowns, Rewards, and Heaven), this book presents a systematic study of the Word of God. 
  With clarity and conviction, the author builds a compelling case for salvation as both a divine gift and a personal invitation. Drawing from biblical narratives and real-life scenarios, the book confronts spiritual apathy, religious confusion, and the wounds that keep people from embracing God’s love. Each chapter invites readers to wrestle with truth, confront lies, and discover the transformative power of Jesus Christ. 
  Whether you are a seeker, skeptic, or seasoned believer, A Case For Salvation offers fresh perspective and practical wisdom. It speaks to the lonely, the broken, and the disillusioned - those who wonder if grace is still available, if God still speaks, and if change is truly possible. 
  This edition includes a free downloadable 16 lesson workbook complete with questions, answers, and chapter summaries ideal for personal study or group settings. It is more than a book – it is a spiritual roadmap for anyone longing to move from guilt to grace, from religion to relationship, and from questioning to confident faith.

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  The Language of Rivers and Stars...

  Seth Lewis

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  Experience God and his creation more deeply by reflecting on what his Word says about his world.For many of us, being in the great outdoors surrounded by the beauty of nature helps us to feel peaceful and connected to God.Seth Lewis helps us to experience God and the beauty of creation in an even deeper way by giving us a biblical understanding of what God is saying to us through the world he’s created for us. As we view the plants, the animals, the skies, the earth, the seas, and everything else God has created through the lens of his word, we will experience heartfelt joy as we worship him for who he is and what he has made.So take the time to slow down and enjoy the gift of God’s world as you interpret it through the gift of God’s word. These reflections can be used devotionally.

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  Half My Life - How Jesus...

  Thomas Murosky

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  How can I introduce my life without tipping my hand to enough detail that you will not need to the rest of this book? I am thinking this as I write the Introduction: Take Two. I wrote so much, and that which I wrote, I absolutely loved, but it was too much, it tipped my hand, it was a spoiler of the story to come. So I hit the delete key to write a simple message instead. 
  Within the pages of this book I will tell you my story. It’s a story of a latch-key kid born out of time; a boy who lived a latch-key life before that term was coined by social scientists concerned about all these kids coming home from school to an empty house. I am here to say that their fears are justified. Indeed, I agree that idle time is the Devil’s plaything, and my life shows how unsupervised children can become rotten to the core. I reject that we are blank slates waiting for moral input. If I was unsure of that as a child, I am convinced of it now, as I look back! 
  I do not mean to suggest that growing up with supervision will prevent us from being sinners, nor that every unsupervised child will grow up as I did, but rather, I want to show you the impact untempered sin has in a young boy’s life. I want to show you that growing up without God leads to a life of sin. I want to show you that sin begets sin. I want you to learn that following God is truly the most important thing you can do!

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  It's Time to Question HOW...

  Luther R. Palmer III

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  “A bold and thought-provoking exploration that flips the script on centuries of debate about Christianity, challenging readers to reconsider not just what they believe, but how they come to believe it.”  
  “A compelling and deeply insightful journey into how beliefs are formed, exposing the hidden flaws in faith-based thinking.” 
  Many debates focus on what Christians believe, but it's time to question how Christians believe. A controlled, double-blind, randomized trial is a complex process developed over centuries to counter the influence of human bias. Christian practice, by contrast, hasn’t changed in thousands of years. Today’s believers still access God through tools like prayer, scripture, faith, miracles, prophecy, and spiritual discernment — just like their ancient counterparts. 
  The kindest, most compassionate Christian and the cruelest, most exclusionary one both trust these tools — the how of Christianity — yet each sees the other as proof of how vulnerable those tools are to bias, fear, tradition, and personal desire. Despite this, few discuss whether these tools actually produce reliable beliefs. This is that discussion. 
  Does Christianity have a problematic how? 
  Luther Palmer shares his journey out of Christianity—not due to trauma, but from a thoughtful examination of the tools used to form religious belief. Drawing from personal stories, philosophical reflection, and years of honest questioning, Palmer unpacks the role of faith, personal experience, and spiritual practices that often go unexamined. This book isn’t just a critique of Christianity. It’s a challenge to all of us to examine how we come to believe anything at all.

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  Instrument of Peace -...

  Alan Paton

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  Lord, Make Me an Instrument of Thy Peace. 
   
   
    
  Thus begins the beloved prayer of the Italian friar Saint Francis of Assisi, which well expresses his sentiments as a preacher of peace, love, and unity. Author and anti-apartheid activist Alan Paton drew upon the Prayer of Saint Francis to write Instrument of Peace (originally titled Instrument of Thy Peace) while his wife Dorrie lay dying of emphysema. Among many others, Paton said he wrote this book for those who wish with all their hearts to be better, purer, less selfish, more useful; who do not wish to be cold in love, and who know that being cold in love is perhaps the worst sin of them all; who wish to keep their faith bright and burning in a dark and faithless world; and who seek not so much to lean on God as to be the active instrument of His peace. 
   
   
   
  "Sometimes we cannot pray because we are fallen into a melancholy and therefore have for the time lost our hope and our faith and have no one to pray to," Paton wrote. "I am in unrepayable debt to Francis of Assisi, for when I pray his prayer, or even remember it, my melancholy is dispelled, my self-pity comes to an end, my faith is restored, because of this majestic conception of what the work of a disciple should be."

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  Standing Watch

  Terri Reed

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  To protect an innocent witness…a K-9 must sniff out a killer. 
  When K-9 task force officer Zach Kelsey’s estranged wife is attacked at a Mount Rushmore observation deck, he and his K-9, Amber, are quick to come to her rescue. He discovers not only that Eden, a park ranger, is carrying his child, but that she saw her coworker’s murder. As the only witness to the crime, Eden has no choice but to accept Zach’s protection. But with a ruthless killer ramping up his vicious attacks, they must put their differences aside to catch the murderer…before Eden becomes his next target.From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith.Dakota K-9 Unit Book 1: Chasing a Kidnapper by Laura ScottBook 2: Deadly Badlands Pursuit by Sharee StoverBook 3: Standing Watch by Terri ReedBook 4: Cold Case Peril by Maggie K. BlackBook 5: Tracing Killer Evidence by Jodie Bailey

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