A Bible study on the epistle of James that examines the role of trials in strengthening your faith and encourages you to view trials as opportunities to glorify God as your relationship with Him matures. This book speaks strongly to women, and it is suitable for either group or individual studies. No leader's guide is required.

James on Trials:How Faith Matures in the Storms of Life

Ruvolo, Carol

Reference

Deo Volente Publishing

A Bible study that continues the Faith at Work series with a penetrating look at the heart of true saving faith --- a faith that transforms as well as redeems. The practical counsel of James on this vital aspect of faith ia as encouraging as it is necessary to all Christians who desire to walk worthy of their high calling in Christ. This book speaks strongly to women, and it is suitable for either group or individual studies. No leader's guide is required.

James on Works:How Faith is Revealed in Pure and Undefiled Religion

James on Wisdom is the third and final study in the Faith at Work series on the epistle of James. It shows the sharp contrast between the wisdom of the world and the divine wisdom given by God. The study concentrates on how we may demonstrate that wisdom by Godly living. The seven thought provoking lessons will encourage the student to dig deeper into Gpd's Word.

James on Wisdom

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

How old is the earth? How did God create? Did God use evolution? How did man get here? Was there really a flood? Can science and religion be reconciled? If so, how?These are some of the questions that highlight the modern structure of the age-old debate on earth history. Dr. John K. Reed set the context for this debate by insisting that theology takes priority over science and that the framework of a biblical worldview is necessary for science and theology to agree.

Plain Talk About Genesis

Reed, John K.

Four hundred years ago, the Protestant Reformation stimulated a "rediscovery" of the Bible and several of its significant doctrines. These doctrines conflicted with the teachings of the time by affirming that salvation is by grace alone with no contribution by man. Consequently, these doctrines became known as "the doctrines of grace." 
The controversy continues today. These biblical teachings are so destructive to man's pride that human emotion rebels against them. Sinful people imagine themselves to be "captains of their fate," fully able to contribute to their own salvation. 
Roger Smalling points us to the Scriptural keys for unlocking the mystery caused by false teaching and our sinful nature, and clearly reveals the truth, beauty, and applicability of the doctrines of grace.

Unlocking Grace: A Study Guide in the Doctrines of Grace

Smalling, Roger L.

Community Houses of Prayer(CHOP) involves and trains Christ's disciples in strategic prayer outreach. The ministry weaves together four areas for the work of outreach: lifestyle evangelism, strategic prayer, personal spiritual renewal, and spiritual warfare.  The mission of CHOP is to mobilize Christ's disciples around the world where God has providentially placed them to reach others through the intamacy and instrumentality of strategic prayer.  This is a revised and expanded edition

Community Houses of Prayer: Ministry Manual

Gale, Stanley D.

Rick Morales was born in the right place at the wrong time. His rigid moral code and yen for simplicity are better suited for the old west of one hundred and fifty years ago than the high-tech, politically correct world he inhabits. He has built a successful business by providing security services to the Government agencies and contractors along the Rio Grande corridor, but he still feels more comfortable on horseback in the New Mexico wilderness. His inner conflict is played out in the contrasting venues of the vast, uninhabited southwestern landscape and the bustling cities of Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

The Albuquerque Affliction

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Byars, Larry L.

Mystery

Levi Hill knew that he was different from other men. He had two gifts, or he might call them curses. He was lightning fast with a gun, and he had premonitions about the approach of future life changing events. He worked as a ranch hand for Stubby Radabaugh, but he was really more like a son to the rancher. Stubby and his wife took him in and raised him as their own after the rest of his family was killed in an Indian raid on the wagon train that was bringing them west. One of Levi's premonitions began when Stubby's married daughter, Myra, and her infant daughter were kidnapped by a band of marauding Indians after they killed her husband. Levi's premonition became real when news of Myra's fate arrived at the ranch. Levi then teams up with Civil War veteran, Jim Keller, who had tracked the Indians to their camp in Montana. They embark on a daring rescue attempt that will invoke white-knuckled page turning. The subsequent investigation and final resolution leave Jim with another premonition-that the best use of his unique gifts might be in law enforcement.

Montana Rescue

Literature & Fiction

Hall, Billy

Genre Fiction

Ecclesiastes is, even on faithful and sympathetic reading, a brutal book. It looks at life with a shocking candor that most of us are simply either unwilling or unable psychologically to tolerate. But the author does not allow us to avert our gaze. He relentlessly grabs us by the scruff of the neck and shoves our noses back into the intractable evil, the incalculable woe and misery that is life under the sun, saying: "No, you cannot, you must not turn away: look at this again, look harder and longer. I know it hurts, but, trust me, it will be good for you." I have become convinced that it is not in spite of this ruthless, almost violent honesty, but because of it, that Ecclesiastes is such a relevant, even indispensible book, for our time. We live in a secular age where meaning itself is often called into question, where truth has stumbled in the streets, where, in spite of a thousand amusements, boredom and depression and malaise afflict the masses with deadly poison, where you can feel, pulsating just under the glittering, jocular surface of life, the quiet desperation which Thoreau said characterizes the lives of most men. Ecclesiastes probes this open wound and refuses to heal it lightly. But, and this is crucial, it does, enigmatically, heal it. But you simply cannot get to the cure without a full and painful diagnosis of the disease.

Shepherding the Wind: Sermons in Ecclesiastes

Chiarot, Kevin

The Trouble with the Law

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