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The End of Old America Trilogy SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICE – Includes:
Overcoming Antichrist The final days of human history bring with them the darkest days of history. This last seven-year period of great Tribulation is a time of extreme anguish and universal killings highlighted by the revealing and reign of the man of sin, Antichrist.
The End of Old America The End of Old America is a discussion about the loss of a way of life in the America we grew up in. In many ways, it's a sad story because, for the most part, gone are the traditions of our Founding Fathers, the old ways of honor, duty, and love for others.
Holiness "without which no man shall see the Lord" Holiness! It must be the goal of every Christian who is serious about their relationship with God in the here and now and the blessed hope of seeing Him then in the hereafter and throughout eternity. Why are we so convinced of this?
After Capitalism and Christianity After Capitalism and Christianity: Liberal Utopia ... or Great Tribulation?
10001: The Year of The Dog The Memoirs of Snickers Assisted by his beloved friend, Maurice Lind If you like dogs, you will love Snickers!
A Heart to Hear: Meditations for a woman's heart Jennifer Churchwell Davis’ field lab of six children, a professional consultant husband, a dog, and numerous pets along the way provides ample opportunities to cry out to her Beloved Lord. Her heart is to hear her Heavenly Father speak in all circumstances. Jennifer’s ministry of encouragement to women is inspiring and refreshing.
Calvin Compost in Organic City Illustrations by: Jennifer Tipton Cappoen Imprint: Laurus Junior Series
Conquer All Obstacles A WOMAN WHO WANTS TO FIND LOVE ... WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES FOR A HAPPILY-EVER-AFTER ... EVEN TANGLING WITH A PSYCHOPATH ... YET, LOVE HAS THE POWER TO ... CONQUER ALL OBSTACLES. Middle-aged divorcee, Tara Robstead, wants more than a secret love affair with her boss, Josh Henderson.
Dementia: The Monster Within Most families have “skeletons” in the closet. For my wife's family, there was a Monster, a type of dementia that robs loving, intelligent individuals of everything—their dignity, their personality, their memory, their finances, and their minds. The “skeletons” are the remains of loved ones after the Monster has finished with them. The family members who are not devoured by this beast are, even so, crippled and maimed by its effects on their loved ones.