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Do you ever feel like you want to experience the kinds of bright things Jesus promises us--like "life to the full" and "rest for the weary"--but can't seem to grab hold of them? Like the flurry of life is just too dark or foggy to see out of? Like the truth is just ahead of you and you know it will be light for your soul, but something is holding you back or holding you down? Ellie Holcomb has been there too. In her debut journaling devotional, Fighting Words, you'll find you're not alone, and that this sort of fog and darkness has a name: lies. Lies about who you are. Lies about who God is. Lies about how--or if--if He loves you. Instead of letting the darkness and lies overtake us--whether that's a dream that didn't come true, a season of depression, or just the basic "busy and tired" we all brave in the crazy chaos of the ordinary--Fighting Words will help you speak truth into the darkness with the light of God's Word. With each page you'll find, like Ellie did, that as you pick up the promises of God's words, hold on to them, and fight back with them, God starts to change things--starting with you. Nothing is more powerful than God's Word. Let this devotional help you listen to it, take hold of it, believe it, and journal through it for yourself. When you do, you'll find that little by little, you are kicking back the darkness and living in the light.

What does joy sound like? Does it sound like falling snow, or a kiss on your cheek? Award-winning recording artist Ellie Holcomb explores this question through a delightful collection of Christmastime scenes, leading up to the discovery that joy sounds like the angels singing that Jesus had been born. Ellie will be releasing children's music as a companion to this board book. Her sweet and lovely celebration of Christmas encourages each reader, young and old, to lift up their voice and repeat sounding joy

Have you ever wondered who hummed the first tune? Was it the flowers? The waves or the moon? Dove Award-winning recording artist Ellie Holcomb answers with a lovely lyrical tale, one that reveals that God our Maker sang the first song, and He created us all with a song to sing. Go to bhkids.com to find this book's Parent Connection, an easy tool to help moms and dads (or anyone else who loves kids) discuss the book's message with their child. We're all about connecting parents and kids to each other and to God's Word.

Do you ever forget to remember what's true? Well, sometimes remembering is hard to do In this delightful board book, Ellie Holcomb uses rhyme and beauty to remind young readers of comforting truths from God. When they see snowflakes fall, they can remember that God made each of us as one of a kind. If they hear the waves crash to shore again and again, they'll recall that God's love never runs out. High and low, on sad days and glad days, creation reminds us that God's love is ever present. Ellie ends her comforting reminder with a message for hearts young and old . . . "And even on days you forget what is true, don't forget to remember God won't forget you." Ellie is partnering once again with illustrator Kayla Harren, who worked with her to create Who Sang the First Song?, a nominee for a 2019 Christian Book Award. Don't Forget to Remember lives in this same lovely and lyrical world, one where children and animals are the best of friends and every scene celebrates the beauty of God's creation.