Deborah Walker

Titus, Pioneering For The Gospel is a 9-week Bible Study with expanded focus on eternal life and good works is the 2nd book in a series on Paul's Letters. This daily 15 minute study written to help one grow their faith with a solid foundation in Jesus Christ. A directed SOAP. (Scripture, Observation questions to answer, Application for one's life and faith, and space to write a Prayer), for small groups; men, women, adults, or teens alike. Over 250 questions through the study. Photos and scripture that help promote thought and encourage the reader to explore God's Word even deeper. Background information on Titus and Paul's ministry. A few questions in the book: What does it mean to be "sound in faith"? What is the difference between professing God and knowing God? What is the purpose of good works? What is eternal life? A Christian wife, mother, and grandmother from the Northwest. I studied at Moody Bible College Northwest and earned a degree in general studies at Grace Bible College. I have been involved in Christian ministry through music, Women's Ministry, and Children's Ministry most of my life. My passion for writing began in 2016 developing the directed S.O.A.P style to foster better understanding of the Bible in a practical method. The growth of Christianity in the 1st century through the ministry of Paul has inspired me to know the LORD more intimately and write this series on Paul's letters. My passion comes from Matthew 13:19 for believers to have understanding of God's Word. wwww.deborahwalkerstudies.com

''I can do the lesson myself. It helps me talk to my parents about Jesus." -Ryder C.- youth "This simple practical Bible study method introduces an easily learned, sound way to study the scriptures well suited for church youth groups as well as those of other ages." -Dottie C., MS in School Psychology Timothy, Walking By Faith As A Youth is an 11-week Bible Study with Leaders Discussion Guide on 1st & 2nd Timothy. A daily study about 15 minutes a day with Bible reading, answering a few questions, how it applies in today's challenging world, and space to write a prayer. Practical and applicable for youth and adults alike as it helps develop a daily personal time with God. Over 250 questions in the study. Here's a sneak peak of some questions: Paul chose Timothy to join him, would Paul choose you? What does it mean to deny one's faith? Are you afraid to face God? How does one guard their heart? Are you ashamed of your faith in Jesus Christ around others? A Christian wife, mother and grandmother from the Northwest. I enjoy piano, quilting, cooking, gardening, my dogs and working with Childrens Ministry in my church. I studied at Moody Bible College Northwest, graduating from Grace Bible College. Through Childrens Ministry, the LORD laid on my heart to write material helping students grow in understanding God's Word. Starting with Bible lessons on doctrinal truths I witnessed their faith deepen and understanding grow. My writing includes daily Bible reading plans with questions and application. My passion comes from Matthew 13:19, with my prayer for today's youth to be strong in the LORD and stand firm.

Third Flatiron Anthologies presents ABBREVIATED EPICS, featuring the best in new short fantasy stories and poems. Whirl through these brief epics, from medieval Japanese fairy tales to swashbucklers and Vikings, from alternate history and steampunk to myths old and new. Like a reverse Ulysses, ABBREVIATED EPICS brings you the Hero's Journey in ten pages or less. Third Flatiron Anthologies doubles up this time with 19 short fantasy stories. Join canny samurai and brave shield maidens on adventures in fantastic realms, repurposing the old myths and forging new ones. And featuring Jo Walton's epic poem, "Odin on the Tree."

A longstanding misconception surrounding the term French noir suggests that the post-war French thriller and film noir were a development of, or response to, a pre-existing American tradition. This book challenges this misconception, examining the complexity of this trans-Atlantic exchange and refocusing debate to include a Franco-French lineage.