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God once asked King Solomon, "What shall I give thee?" Solomon could have asked for anything-riches, long life, endless joy-but instead, he simply asked for discernment between good and evil. Impressed by Solomon''s foresight, God additionally granted him a wise and understanding heart, which is why the name Solomon is now synonymous with wisdom. "Solomon''s Treasure: Uncover the Ancient Paths," makes use of the Book of Proverbs, God''s gift to a wise king. It is a practical guide bringing ancient wisdom into modern times, fully applicable in your day-to-day life. It covers ninety-seven key topics from Proverbs, including anger, compassion, revenge, and forgiveness. The source material is three thousand years old, but the advice found in it is timeless and relevant even today. As Christians, it is easy to get distracted and wander from the path. Even so, a life lived well begins with a single step; often that step is simple awareness. Are you ready to take that first step? "Solomon''s Treasure" offers an opportunity to see clearly the rights and wrongs of a Christian life in an informative, easy-to-understand guidebook leading to a path of wisdom and fulfillment.

"The most sweeping and comprehensive book on eschatology that I've ever encountered. The scope of this book is simply breathtaking." -Dr. Sam StormsFor the last 150 years the evangelical world has been embroiled in a Great Debate about eschatology, about the true biblical picture of God's ultimate purpose for the universe, life, and man.Much of the debate swirls around the Kingdom of God: What is its true nature? In how many stages does it enter history? How shall we interpret the Old Testament prophecies of the Kingdom-literally (in terms of Israel) or figuratively (in terms of the Church)?There is also controversy about the Consummation: Will our world get better and better, or worse and worse? Will Christ return once, twice, or even three times? When He does return, will it be before the millennium or after? How many resurrections should we expect? How many judgments? What will the universe be like when God finally creates the new heavens and the new earth?This book was written in the conviction that the High King of heaven has given his people certain master keys by which they may know the answers to these questions, and so be fully prepared for the awesome consummation of all things. In it, pastor and author Dean Davis seeks to place those keys in our hands, so that we may behold afresh the simplicity and glory of our Blessed Hope, and thereby resolve, once and for all, the Great End Time Debate.

"When a citizen gives his suffrage [vote] to a man of known immorality, he abuses his trust; he sacrifices not only his own interest, but that of his neighbor; he betrays the interest of his country." (Noah Webster) Although Webster wrote this statement almost two hundred years ago, it is good advice for us today. MacClinton illustrates this warning as it recounts Bill and Hillary's immorality, scandals, and cover-ups in an entertaining and enlightening way. From the opening scene with the three *itches meeting Bill MacClinton to the closing scene of George W. Bush's presidential election victory, you'll view Bill's political career and Hillary's cover-ups for her political ambition in a new light. The preponderance of evidence against the Clintons as fit leaders of America should motivate you to investigate political candidates more closely before voting for anyone who will betray the interest of our country.

"Holidays for the Hurting" is a collection of devotionals for the wounded soul to bring you comfort and hope during this season. Your life does not have to be perfect - or even close to it - to experience a meaningful holiday season, to deeply experience the love of the Baby-Jesus-turned-Savior. He will meet you where you are, even in your season of pain.

Disruption to peaceful family relationships brings conflict, change, and growth. The journey of the Anderson family proves God''s faithfulness yesterday, today and tomorrow-and even beyond. Was it chance that forced James to slow down and look at his life? Family. Work. Estranged sons and daughters. Was this vicious attack a blessing in disguise? Was it time to retire and was there still time to pursue his lifelong dream? For an entire generation reaching retirement age new challenges surface and new opportunities beckon. Vernal Lind presents up-to-date and real life situations in his believable characters and story. Through this inviting and refreshing book, he asks the right questions: Where is purpose in the declining years? How does one begin a search to find new purpose and meaning?Not all the answers are easy to come by. Following the ever changing Anderson family gives us all the freedom to ask our own questions and seek answers about getting older. How do we hang on to our core beliefs in a changing and declining culture?

From enduring bullying as an adolescent, to suffering from discrimination by colleagues in the military, Chaplain Marva Nyema allowed those hardships to strengthen her heart for ministry. Among many accomplishments, Chaplain Nyema received an ordination in the Church of God in Christ and the distinction of becoming the first minority chaplain in the Washington Air National Guard. She served in Operation Noble Eagle, Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm and as missionary in Ghana, Haiti, and Liberia, to name just a few. "Against the Odds" will inspire those who face similar circumstances and those who wish to prepare for challenges yet to come.

This is, at last, an in-depth look at the teaching of tithing and its relevance or irrelevance to New Testament believers. In this book you will discover the truth about tithing and learn how to follow the Spirit in this important matter.

Deep inside you, there is a part of you that still thinks, feels, and reacts like a child. This is true because time alone does not heal all the wounds of childhood. There are actually steps and a process you must go through to nurture and heal the child within you. This process is called reparenting, and this workbook is the second of two volumes designed to walk you through it.

"It is a fresh look at biblical prophecy and its fulfillment. The life of Joseph is significant, but little did I know how much. Through extensive research, Carmen discovered not only that he is a type of Christ but that his life holds fascinating clues to Israel's place in God's plan. Consistently, she lifts up Jesus as Messiah and salvation through faith in Him. She loves Israel and challenges Gentile believers to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and for salvation of Jewish people. Without reservation, I endorse this work." -Rev. Allen Hill, Missionary, Pastor, Teacher, Serving for 25 yrs. with SBC's IMB in the Philippines and 11 yrs. in GA with state & regional associations.

Everyone wants to be happy, but not everyone knows the principles that result in a happy life. Author and minister Gene Gobble first identifies ways to make sure you'll be unhappy.¿ Expect others to meet your needs and wants.¿ Never thank others.¿ Look out for number one.¿ Resent what you do for others.Then he shares ways of living that will change your attitude, your relationships, your body, and your life. It's all about identifying and cultivating gratefulness. Using vignettes, examples and bright-hearted illustrations, Gobble teaches powerful biblical principles and ways of living that will result in contentment and joy.¿ Learn how to look for the joy.¿ Discover the secret of serving.¿ Uncover the power of gratefulness.¿ Express thanks to God and others.

November 6, 1952. This morning I woke up in the arms of the only girl I have truly loved. If today is the first day of the rest of my life, it is getting off to a great start, isn''t it? Roush chronicled his life through letters to his mother; a mother he had not seen since he was five years old. As a young boy, Joseph, along with his sister and brother, was abruptly sent to a Montana orphanage, never to see his mother again. However, with hope in his heart, he wrote to her as if she was only across the country and shared all his struggles and joys. Follow Joseph as he leaves the Army and starts a new stage of his life-marriage. You''ll be encouraged and inspired by the life journey of one man who overcame painful trials with an attitude of joy and gratitude. His motto is: Life is good. God is great. He says, "While I''ve had many misfortunes and difficulties, God has always been faithful to take care of me and bless me beyond what I could have ever hoped for."

Joseph Roush was nearly six years of age when he found that he would be housed in The Montana State Children''s home along with four hundred other youngsters. What could he do? What would you do in this situation? He dedicated himself to the task of locating his mother and putting his family back together. He would somehow record everything that would happen to him to share with his mother when they were reunited once again. He knew this could be a long and difficult journey, but he had no idea just how long and difficult it would be. Joseph''s journal should provide some insight into the influence good folks can have over those who face unfortunate events in their lives. Perhaps his experiences both good and bad might give hope to those without hope and direction to the lost.