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“The Prince and the Prodigal” by Jill Eileen Smith
Long-Time Coming Answers to Prayer! This is the Old Testament Bible story of Joseph that is fleshed out with details of “what might have been.” Much of what the author has written will make you pause and think, “this is … Continue reading
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“Nothing Can Separate You from God’s Love” By Natalee Creech
God’s Love is Everywhere! Where can you go to get away from God’s love? Join this group of children as they go all over to see how far God’s love will stretch: They dive down to the bottom of the … Continue reading
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”Mrs. Witherspoon Goes to War” by Mary Davis
Women Who Helped Win the War! Part of the home front during WWII, Peggy Witherspoon loves to fly, and has been doing so for years. Widowed during the war, she wants to do her part to help, so became a … Continue reading
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“To Disguise the Truth” by Jen Turano
Going Home to Danger! Fearing her life was in danger, Eunice has worn a disguise and lived in self-imposed exile for many years. During that time, she began an agency run by women to help women–The … Continue reading
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“Shadows of Swanford Abbey” by Julie Klassen
Hair-raising Adventure! Since the death of her father, Rebecca has worked as a lady’s companion. Her brother, John, has struggled with mental problems for years. She returns home in 1820 to find him worse. Rebecca checks into the newly renovated … Continue reading
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“Sunrise” by Susan May Warren
Can You Ever Go Home Again? After many years of estrangement from his family, Dodge Kingston has returned home. But not for long. He is only there long enough to fill-in for his father at their ranch, and taking over … Continue reading
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“Nearer to God” by Wayman Ming Jr.
Closing the God Gap! Do you feel a distance between God and yourself? Do you wish to feel closer to Him? God often tries to close that gap using things that are currently going on in our lives. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged “Nearer to God”, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Chosen Books, Christian Non-Fiction, Difficult Times Get Closer to God, Distance Between God & You, God Uses All Circumstances, God Wants Our Attention, How We Respond to God, Tickmenot, Too Busy to Notice, Two-Way Street with God, Walking with Jesus, Wayman Ming Jr.
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“The Essential Andrew Murray Collection: Humility; Abiding In Christ; Living A Prayerful Life”
Want a Better Life? Try This! This is a collection of three classic Christian books that will improve your life. Humility–The way to get closer to God is to have more humility in your life. This is achieved by being … Continue reading
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“The Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water” by Erin Bartels
Friendship & Dangerous Complications Young adult, Kendra, has written her first novel. It has been highly acclaimed, is very popular, and is a thinly veiled story about herself. Kendra has suffered from writer’s block ever since receiving a note criticizing … Continue reading
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“Give it to God and Go to Bed” by Laura Harris Smith
Oh Mr. Sandman….. Do you have trouble sleeping, are you tired all the time? Ms. Smith states that stress is at the bottom of most of our troubles, and if it isn’t addressed, no end of physical and emotional problems … Continue reading
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