Leigh McLeroy introduces her book by sharing the contents of an old cigar box that once belonged to her grandfather. The items inside were not of great monetary value. An old cigarette lighter, a change purse, a wallet, and a key ring with two keys...

The story begins in Babylon 568 BC. Ezekiel was often ridiculed. Those around him considered him a gibbering idiot. He prophesied to the Israelites but they would not listen. The Lord gave him visions that puzzled and confused him. In one such vision he saw...

We are living in an age of technology that surpasses our forefathers’ deepest imaginations. With the push of a few buttons we can find someone’s address and phone number. With the push of a few more buttons we can map out their residence. Just a...

Randall D. Howard transports readers to the past. Howard reminds us how Baby Boomers changed the world. Howard was an entrepreneur at an early age. He sold fireworks to kids in the neighborhood. Of course he pointed out the safety regulations. His customer Greg ratted...

Alice Elizabeth Lye Broaddus was born in Canada September 4, 1904. She dedicated her life to serving the Lord. As a missionary she ministered to people in South China, Hong Kong, California and Mexico. This is her story as told by her daughter A. Ruth...

Winnie uses her past experiences to develop a theory concerning men: 1. They enjoy sports, especially sports that include a ball. 2. A ball is elusive, they have to chase it. 3. A ball is unpredictable. While this book is written as humor it contains some very wise insight...

John Crippen’s Cameras for Kids: Fun and Inexpensive Projects for the Little Photographer is an educational and fun book for children. He teaches the art of photography in a manner that is easy to understand. The list of supplies is simple to find and relatively...

"Step into my parlor," said the spider to the fly! John Reid has managed to pack over 250 tantalizing DVD movie overviews into these 465 pages. This is a real treasure trove of old favorites that you won't want to be without. Most of the write-ups...

Paul Turner was raised in an Independent Fundamental Baptist home. Apparently, the denomination is strongly against Christian music. This puzzles me; I’d prefer that my children listen to Christian music rather than secular. However, I imagine they are against that too. I grew up listening...

This book has a very complex, multi-faceted plot. "Raven’s Ladder" is the third book in the Auralia’s Thread. This is a fantastic series but should be read in the order that they were written. The plot is too complex for the book to be read...

This book was a treat to read. It is well written and the story is charming and interesting. It moves quickly and keeps you glued to the pages at every turn. A beautiful red headed sorceress named Magdalen is not only caught in the dark...

I was pleased to do a review of Queen Latifah’s 4 CD’s about her life.”PUT on YOUR CROWN: Life Changing Moments on the Path to Queendom" fits what I do on my radio show. I interview people who have the courage and intelligence to change...

God called Moses to rescue his people. Moses was a simple man. He didn’t like to speak in public. “Would probably have preferred to sit on a scorpion rather than go and tell the powerful Pharaoh to let God’s people go.” So God sent Moses`...

In "Radical", David Platt challenges Christians to find satisfaction and real service to God. Where do we find this satisfaction and service? It is found only in total abandonment to Jesus. I first heard of 'Radical' through some of Multnomah's marketing. I read the Radical booklet...

Too many of us were raised to be silent in church and not take a leadership role, other than teaching children. It is difficult for many to break that cycle. In the Old Testament, women were considered property and treated poorly. Ms. Jaynes points out...

Sister Renee Pittelli shares part of her story in the introduction. Her purpose for writing this book is to help adults that are victims of abuse. Our hearts cry out when we hear about child abuse but we often over look the fact...

A wonderful, light read. Some reviewers have suggested that this is a YA read because the setting centers on a seventeen year old Amish-raised girl. In my humble opinion this book is a great-tastic read for all ages. The other books in...

This is a powerful story of how one woman decides to rescue an unwanted dog, and in the end how the dog leads her back to God. Laurie Sacher has always been plagued with low self esteem, so she decides that if she adopts a dog...

Another wonderful book by another seasoned and wonderful author. This book is book two in the Walk in The Park series, however, it is written in such a way that if you haven't read book one (which I haven't, even though it's sitting here to...

Kiera and her young nephew Alex were outside their condo in Alaska when a dog attacked them. Kiera fought for their lives. As she fell unconscious she saw fire. When she awakened she was in a strange land. She saw peasant huts instead of her...