Sheila Deeth

Collectors' Color Edition: What happens when the Promised People get into the Promised Land and have no king to lead them? As bronze gives way to iron and powerful foreign tribes invade, the promised people are frequently kicked off their land. Hiding as refugees in the mountains, they wait and wonder if God will really save them. Then "judges", called by God, show them the way. Read stories of children, families, and adults, caught up in all these battles and uncertainty, in the time before Israel had a king.

If you, or your children, or your friends and relatives and neighbors have ever complained that faith is a misery, a pain, a burden, legalistic, divisive, cruel, a crutch, impractical, a myth, just part of your culture, unreal, anti-science, too heavenly minded to be any earthly use, dead, only about predicting the end of the world, only about deciding who's going to be saved or lost, all about condemnation and "Thou shalt not"... then this just might be the book for you (and for them). And if anyone's ever told you to stop asking questions... Questioning Faith eagerly invites you to ask away. In this book, the author sets out to show how questions "make the answers breathe," and how the Christian God is big enough to take anything we, or our children, friends and relatives and neighbors throw at him. We don't need to protect our faith (or our God) from society or from science. And we don't need to deprive ourselves of the joy of asking questions.

Collectors' Color illustrated edition: Over 50 illustrated stories, each taking just five minutes to read aloud, and a full set of author's notes make this an appealing and informative read for all ages, perfect for children's church, Sunday school, bedtime, naptime, and even Bible studies. Follow the apostle Paul from Tarsus to Rome. See miracles and hear his letters through the eyes and ears of a child and watch the early church spread across the world.

Collectors' Color illustrated edition: Over 50 illustrated stories, each taking just five minutes to read aloud, and a full set of author's notes make this an appealing and informative read for all ages, perfect for children's church, Sunday school, bedtime, naptime, and even Bible studies. Follow the apostle Peter and the children who meet him; see miracles through the eyes of a child and watch the early church spread across the world.

Collectors' Color Edition: Illustrating well-known verses from the final 50 psalms with color pictures and words, each of these tales offers food for thought, plus a short, meditative prayer to wrap things up. Contemporary, historical, fanciful and more - a story for every mood and season.

Collectors' Color Edition: Illustrating well-known verses from the first 50 psalms with color pictures and words, each of these tales offers food for thought, plus a short, meditative prayer to wrap things up. Contemporary, historical, fanciful and more - a story for every mood and season.

Collectors' Color Edition: Illustrating well-known verses from the middle 50 psalms with color pictures and words, each of these tales offers food for thought, plus a short, meditative prayer to wrap things up. Contemporary, historical, fanciful and more - a story for every mood and season.

Take a fun and educational field trip through the book of Genesis From Adam and Eve, to Cain and Abel, to Seth, Methuselah, Noah; Abraham, Isaac and Jacob; Joseph and many many more, meet the very real people of the Old Testament; discover the real world they lived in; and be blessed by the real God they served. Each story can be read in just Five Minutes, including time to enjoy the pictures and share a quiet prayer; perfect for bedtime, naptime, Sunday school, children's church, or just for reading alone. A wonderful way to introduce youngsters (and their parents) to the Bible; includes authors notes.

Andrew Callaghan suspects his student Amy, who has gone missing, may have been murdered. With the help of Stella DeMaris, the school's new art instructor, he sets off on a road trip to find what happened to her. Tortured by memories of his own dead daughter, Andrew sees Amy's body in every passing shadow, while Stella, ever hopeful, sees cats. But where will the cats lead them, and will Amy be dead or alive at the end of the trail?

Sometimes memories add up to reveal a secret too huge to bear. Sometimes, instead, their sum forms a gateway to the future. And sometimes the difference can be determined by choosing your point of view.Sylvia's memories lie buried in her past, but now they're pouring, red and black, into every picture she paints. Perhaps it's time for this mother of three to look behind the images and see what really happened in Paradise.