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Someone's Son: A Mother's Fight for Her Gay, Drug-Addicted Son
June 22nd, 201105:29 PM ETLife's path was rocky for Brenda Rhodes and her two children. Though their trials did not defeat them, drug addiction almost did. From the onset of her son's destructive behavior, Ms. Rhodes prayed that he would turn back to God and be healed—that mother and son would eventually be able to counsel others with similar challenges. Although her son'... -
Book Review: In Search of Truth in Mormon Doctrine - One Woman's Quest
December 22nd, 201007:12 PM ETA Mormon's Unexpected Journey, Volume II, Finding the Grace I Never Knewby Carma Naylor Expecting to be a faithful, lifelong Latter-day Saint, no one was more surprised than Carma Naylor when she discovered apparent inaccuracies in Mormon doctrine. This second installment in the chronicle of Mrs. Naylor's quest for truth was prompted by a family c... -
Strange, shocking, and true: Dying wife confesses thirty-one year web of lies to husband
November 25th, 201012:26 PM ETHis wife’s deception started with a “telephone date”––and it continued for more than thirty years. If his book were a fictional account, Jim Marr’s story in It Was Out of Love: A True Love Story of Deception, Grace, and Forgiveness (WinePress Publishing Group, 2010) is so preposterous that a reader might not even believe it. ... -
"Seeing God at Work-Profile of Author Karen Allen" by Jeanette Hanscome
April 02nd, 201002:02 PM ETKaren Allen has learned firsthand that God prepares us for future journeys, particularly those that have the potential to grow and change us, and equip us to impact others. Karen's years in cancer research became personal on January 31, 2003 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Before that day she saw the heartbreak of the disease on a daily ... -
Rediscover the Reason for the Season: Poem Reflects on the Night AFTER Christmas
December 18th, 200911:54 AM ETWith the familiar cadence of its much-loved predecessor, The Night After Christmas at first draws the reader back to childhood, and to imagining the sound of reindeer on the roof. Very soon, however, this contemporary collection of poetic couplets scrutinizes post-holiday exhaustion, mounting credit card debt, unrealistic expectations, and the la... -
Living for the Kingdom: A Profile of Steve Schaefer by Jeanette Hanscome
November 09th, 200902:24 PM ETIf you have ever prayed "thy kingdom come...," then Living in the Overlap is must reading for you. Sharing his own journey, yet in a strong biblical framework, Steve invites us all to enter, understand, and grow in the Kingdom of God...here and now! Thanks, Steve. Terry MeeuwsenCo-host, The 700 Club Because of his fascination with Scripture a... -
New Tool in the Fight Against Mental Illness
October 06th, 200901:57 PM ETHave you or a friend been diagnosed with a mental illness? How should you feel? What does this mean? Will anyone look at you the same again? "Lord, I just found out I am a person with a mental illness." So begins the first of thirty-one poignant devotional thoughts compiled by Evelyn Geisler on coping with the diagnosis, treatment, an... -
Age-Appropriate Grief Resource for Children
September 09th, 200912:12 PM ETThe Day Sad Arrived by Kathleen Sawyer Illustrated by T. J. Taylor FreyPleasant Word ISBN 13: 978-1-4141-1219-6IBSN 10: 1-4141-1217-3The day his uncle died is the day Sad arrived in Eric's life, looking a lot like a huge, blue hound dog. Eric's life began to turn sideways. He didn't enjoy skateboarding anymore, and he found himself "in a nothing ... -
Book Review: The Race - From Pit Row to Victory Lane by Rick Lemons
August 25th, 200901:56 PM ETGet ready race car fans! The Apostle Paul likened the Christian journey to that of a race; author Rick Lemons takes it up a notch and compares it to one of the most popular races of our generation: NASCAR. And just as Jesus used culturally relevant subjects to teach spiritual truths, Lemons also references the ordinary (pit crew) to represent t... -
Never Alone: Ex-Wives of Pastors Offers Insights on How to Cope with Adultery and Abuse by Diane Stortz
August 03rd, 200912:25 PM ETAt first Yvonne Partyka and Joanne Klinger might have thought they had only cancer in common: Yvonne had resigned her church-secretary job to deal with the aftereffects of breast cancer, and Joanne had recently relocated to be near a daughter fighting a malignant brain tumor. But as Yvonne trained Joanne to take over her position and the two women...
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