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Jesus told His disciples to deny themselves, take up their crosses daily and follow Him. What does that look like for us today as we follow Him throughout our wilderness journeys?The disciples quickly learned that a daily walk with the Master is never stationary. Jesus was constantly on the move, carrying out the Father's work and His will. He was continuously surrendered and submitted to the will of the Father.In this fourth book in the Lessons Learned In The Wilderness series, pastor and author Ken Winter reminds us that if we would walk with the Master, we too must walk surrendered and submitted to the Father in our day-to-day lives. It is a walk that will require us to press forward and grow.Walking with the Master chronicles the lessons the Master would teach us as we walk with Him each day, just as He taught the men and women who walked with Him throughout Galilee, Samaria and Judea as recorded in the Gospel accounts.As you read a chapter each day, or read it straight through, allow God to use it to encourage you, challenge you, and teach you as you follow Him in your own personal journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the "buy-now" button.

All of us are either entering into, in the midst of, or exiting a wilderness in the journey of our lives. Have you ever wished you had someone to guide you through the twists and turns of your wilderness journey?The good news is - you do Our lives are not static. They are a continuing journey. What if God promised to walk with us - and go before us - each and every step of the way? He has And He is using the journey to prepare us for what He is preparing for us. He is using the wilderness experiences to draw us closer to Him, to prepare us to climb higher and to move further than we ever have before.Most often, it is easier to see the truth that God is teaching us in our journey through the lives of others. The Bible is filled with those examples.In the Lessons Learned in the Wilderness series, pastor and author Ken Winter shares the lessons God has taught him through his own personal wilderness journey.The six-book series contains 366 "lessons" (one for each day of the year) to be learned from the experiences of God's chosen people as they followed Him through the wilderness, as well as through the men and women who followed Jesus through the wildernesses described in the Gospels and the Book of Acts.The Journey Begins is the first book in the series. It chronicles the stories, examples and truths revealed through the lives and experiences of the Israelites, as described in the Book of Exodus.As you read a chapter each day or read it straight through, allow God to use it to encourage you, challenge you and teach you as you follow Him in your own personal journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the "buy-now" button.

Why, instead of enjoying the fruits of the land of milk and honey, did the Israelites end up wandering in a desert wilderness for forty years? Why is that sometimes also true in our own wilderness journeys?Pastor and author Ken Winter writes, "Looking back at my own life, it is easy to see where God turned me back from the land of promise to wander a while longer in the wilderness." God has given us the wilderness to prepare us for His land of promise, but if when we reach the border we are not ready, He will turn us back to continue to wander.If God is allowing you to continue to wander in the wilderness, it is because He has more to teach you about Himself - His Person, His purpose and His power. This second book in the Lessons Learned in the Wilderness series chronicles the Israelites' time as they wandered through the wilderness as recorded in the books of Numbers and Deuteronomy, and the truths that are applicable to our own lives today.As you read a chapter each day or read it straight through, allow God to use it to encourage you, challenge you and teach you as you follow Him in your own personal journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the "buy-now" button.

Is our faith adventure over when we step from the wilderness into the promised land of our lives? Are we assured of smooth sailing from this point forward?The day had finally arrived for the Israelites to possess the land that God had promised. But just like He had taught them lessons throughout their journey in the wilderness, He had more to teach them, as they possessed the promise.In this third book in the Lessons Learned in the Wilderness series, pastor and author Ken Winter reminds us that possessing the promise doesn't mean our faith adventure has come to an end; rather, in many ways, it has only just begun. Possessing the promise will most often involve an even greater dependence upon God and the promise He has given us.Possessing the Promise chronicles the stories, experiences and lessons we see recorded in the books of Joshua and Judges, and explores the truths that are just as applicable to our lives today.As you read a chapter each day, or read it straight through, allow God to use it to encourage you, challenge you, and teach you as you follow Him in your own personal journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the "buy-now"

What does it mean to take up the cross? In this fifth book of the Lessons Learned In The Wilderness series, pastor and author Ken Winter leads us to look at the cross our Lord has set before each one of us, as we follow Him in our wilderness journey. The backdrop is the last forty-seven days of the earthly ministry of Jesus, picking up at His triumphal entry into Jerusalem and continuing to the day He ascended into heaven to sit at the right-hand of the Father. We will look through the lens of the Gospels at what taking up the cross looked like in His life, and what He has determined it will look like in ours. He doesn't promise that there won't be a cost - there will be And He doesn't promise that it will be easy - it won't be But it is the journey He has set before us - a journey that will further His purpose in and through our lives - and a journey that will lead to His glory.As you read a chapter each day, or read it straight through, allow the Master to use it to draw you closer to Him as you walk with Him each day in your journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the "buy-now" button.

Whatever happened to the shepherds - after that first Christmas night?Come to the stable on that midnight clear with a fictional shepherd boy ...whose journey didn't end there. Join him as he witnesses the miracles, and follows Jesus all the way to Calvary, and the empty tomb.Join him as he journeys with the Good Shepherd, and experiences the greatest miracle of all ... the redemption of a shepherd ... that is available to us all.Join him on the journey ... today.

What do you do when God tells you to do one thing ... and almost everyone else tells you to do another?God had given His people a promise.Over his lifetime, Caleb had learned to trust Him.Discover the events that may have led up to that fateful day ... as well as the years that followed, and experience a story of God's faithfulness ... to a spy who trusted Him, and to those of us who will do the same.Get your copy and join him in his journey of faith ... today.

Rediscover the Good News of Advent this Christmas A collection of twenty-five short stories for the Advent season from some familiar and some not-so-familiar people. Experience the glorious arrival of the Baby in the manger through the lens of these fictional first-person accounts of the prophecies and events heralding the birth of Jesus. Some of the characters may be fictional ...but the truth they tell is very real Start a new Christmas tradition ... today.

Rediscover the Good News of Advent this Christmas A collection of twenty-five short stories for the Advent season from some familiar and some not-so-familiar people. Experience the glorious arrival of the Baby in the manger through the lens of these fictional first-person accounts of the prophecies and events heralding the birth of Jesus. Some of the characters may be fictional ...but the truth they tell is very real Start a new Christmas tradition ... today.

An Advent book for kids about kids (ages 8 and up)Experience the Advent through the eyes of ten children who witnessed the glorious arrival of the Promised One. Join Isaac, Salome, Sarah, Yanzu and others in their journeys as they share their own fictional eyewitness accounts of the prophecies and events surrounding the birth of Jesus. This illustrated chapter book has been written for ages 8 and up. It is a companion to Little Did We Know, a collection of short stories written for teens and adults. Though both books stand alone, their stories intertwine into a delightful Advent journey for the entire family.Some of the characters may be fictional, but the truth they tell is very real Start a new Christmas tradition ... today

See Jesus through their eyes Through this collection of forty short stories, you'll walk with those who walked with Jesus - some as followers, some as friends, and some as foes. Join them on the three-year journey that led to the cross, an empty tomb, and a hill outside of Jerusalem. Experience the miracles they witnessed, the truth they learned, and the One they came to know. Some of the characters in these fictional first-person accounts may not be real, but the truth they reveal is most certainly trustworthy. Get your copy today

An Easter book for kids about kids (ages 8 and up) Jesus said, "Let the little children come to Me. The kingdom of God belongs to people who are like these little children. I tell you the truth. You must accept the kingdom of God as a little child accepts things, or you will never enter it." It's not really about our age. We must all come to Jesus with faith like little ones. We're never too old ... and we're never too young. Experience the ministry, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus through the eyes of ten fictional children who share their own eyewitness accounts. Some of the characters may be fictional, but the truth they tell is very real This illustrated chapter book has been written for ages 8 and up. It is a companion to The One Who Stood Before Us, a collection of short stories written for teens and adults.Though both books stand alone, their stories intertwine into a delightful Lent and Easter journey for the entire family. Start a new Easter tradition ... today

Paul was an unlikely candidate to become the apostle to the Gentiles ... until the day he unexpectedly encountered Jesus. You are probably familiar with that part of his story, and perhaps much of what transpired in his life after that. But two-thirds of his life story is not recorded in detail, though Paul gives us some hints in his letters. Through this fictional novel, we'll explore how God may have used those unrecorded portions of his life to prepare him for the mission that was being set before him. We'll follow him from his early years in Tarsus through his final days in Rome. Throughout those years, Paul spent more time in a prison cell than we are ever told. It was a place where God continued to work in and through him. The mission never stopped because he was in prison; it simply took on a different form. Allow yourself to be challenged as you experience a story of God's mission - through the eyes of a prisoner who ran the race that was put before him - and the faithfulness of God through it all.

Most of us know the messages delivered by the prophet Isaiah, but do we know the story behind the man? Raised in the king's palace, Isaiah, unlike other prophets, was given a unique perspective to counsel kings and foretell the coming of the King of Kings.His family relationships most likely created an internal conflict for him as he delivered the difficult messages Jehovah God had for His people and their kings. Long before Isaiah ever knew the events that would unfold in his life, God had been at work in him to mold and shape him into a man to whom He could entrust this extraordinary assignment.But don't lose sight that Isaiah was a flawed ordinary man placed in God-ordered circumstances to be a follower through whom God would accomplish extraordinary things. Through this novella, you'll discover the heart and character of the prophet called to proclaim the promise of the coming Messiah.