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New Books
FEBRUARY NEW TO US BOOKS
BIOGRAPHY--
FOXE VOICES OF THE MARTYRS, 33 A.D. TO TODAY 920
The fresh publication of Foxe's classic repeats the valor of those whose witness has earned the banner of faith through deadly fires into eternal glory from 33 A.D. into the 21st century.
IRINA'S STORY 921
Hermann Hartfield tells about persecution in Communist Russia and how God works through His people to bring the truth of His love. The author gives a powerful testimony of God's care.
DEVOTIONAL--
DISCIPLINES FOR THE INNER LIFE 242
Bob and Michael Bensen have developed a powerful personal devotional aid to help believers in their journey toward a deeper knowledge of th Spirit. the authors' purpose is to provide a sampling of hymns, scriptures, prayers and readings that provide insight and guidence for the formation and nourishment of the inner life.
DESTINY AND DELIVERANCE 242
Philip Yancy, Max Lucado, et all, offer a collection of essays inspired by the biblically-based animated feature film The Prince of Egypt. These insights encourage you to think about your life in light of the story of Moses.
CHRISTIAN LIFE--
ALLURE OF HOPE 248.843
Joyce Meyers says, "We either respond to hope with our hearts, or we try to push it down.” Meyers is truly honest and compassionate as she looks at both sides of hope. She helps readers find the courage to keep hoping—even in those places where hope seems to have been destroyed. And while hope is never without risk, it is necessary as we focus on the future that God has promised.
SHE DID WHAT SHE COULD 248.843
Elisa Morgan focuses on five words of Jesus that will change your life. Most of us care. We really do. We carea bout poverty and Injustice., about orphans and the sick. Yet we are weighed down with the tasks of every day life. But what if we did ... just one thing that matters more than anything else in that one solitary moment.
ANSWERS TO LIFE'S PROBLEMS 248.4
Billy Graham addresses problems that are common in life. He tackles biblical questions, ethical issues, psychological problems, spiritual concerns and relationship issues in his consistently humble style. A very encouraging book.
GENTLE MERCIES: STORIES OF FAITH IN FADED BLUE JEANS 242
Hal Haralson emphasizes the life of faith in a collection of short stories that reveal God's goodness, grace and mercy in everyday life. Haralson includes stories of an old red pickup, cowboys on horseback, and struggles with mental illness.
I ALMOST MISSED THE SUNSET 248.1
Bill Gaither tells the story of his life in the music world and how he learned to keep life in perspective by making today count and not missing out on the sunsets. He shares much about Gloria and the children and their life, and includes lots of his songs and how they came to be written.
MID-COURSE CORRECTION 248.2
Gordon MacDonald’s book gives information on making choices and regaining order in life again. It offers hope for people who have had defeat and disappointment in their lives, and also for those who feel their life has been successful but they yearn for something more. MacDonald shares that new significance and meaning are possible regardless of past circumstances.
THE HEART'S DESIRE 248.4
James Houston explores the search for spiritual fulfillment throughout history. He believes we have eternal desires implanted in us. When we deny these deepest longing all our other desire become distorted. Houston endeavors to show us how to satisfy the hunger of the soul.
SACRED PATHWAYS 248.4
Gary Thomas believes it’s better to discover the path God designed you to take—a path marked by growth and fulfillment and based on your unique temperament. Thomas strips away the frustration of a one-size-fits-all spirituality and guides you toward a path of worship that frees you to be you. This book unfolds nine distinct spiritual temperaments—their traits, strengths, and pitfalls. In one or more, you will see yourself and the ways you most naturally express your relationship with Jesus Christ.
START WHERE YOU ARE 248.4
Chuck Swindoll speaks to those who are interested in leadership positions. He shares the qualities needed for leadership and ways to attain and strengthen these qualities. He offers upbeat and practical advice on creating a life worth living in all types of circumstances.
THE HOLY WILD 248
Mark Buchanan writes in an interesting and colorful way which reaches readers’ hearts and attention as he challenges them to trust in three divine attributes: God’s benevolent nature, his saving nature and his majestic nature. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in a faithful God.
THE JOURNEY 248.4
Billy Graham gives practical advice on the Bible, prayer, knowing God's will, making right decisions, fellowship, marriage, parenting, and using our gifts to share Christ. The book is filled with wisdom, encouragement, hope and inspiration for all who want to live a happier and more fulfilling life.
FAMILY--
A DEEPER SHADE OF GRACE 248.1
Bernadette Keaggy shares her story of pain, loss, and grief, showing how the grace, mercy and love of God brought her and her husband to a peace that passes understanding. Bernadette offers profound insight that is helpful to anyone who has ever lost a baby.
FORGETTING WHOSE WE ARE 261
David Keck focuses on the disease of Alzheimer's and offers a Christian understanding of some difficult theological, pastoral and spiritual problems which are raised by this disease. Keck, whose mother was diagnosed with the disease, examines some problems from the perspective of the patient and the care giver, as well as their spiritual leader.
HOW TO BE A GOOD GRANDPARENT 306.874
Stephen & Janet Bly offer dozens of ideas for grandparents to implement, no matter what your grandchildren’s ages or where they live. No matter what your situation, you can help give your grandchildren a sense of security, unconditional acceptance, and love. Being a good grandparent can be lots of fun and can reap eternal rewards for you, your grandchildren, and your entire family!
THE MAKING OF A MARRIAGE 248.1
Ruth Bell Graham and other great Christian leaders of our time have contributed to this book on the making of a successful marriage. They contribute insights on the joys and problems of marriages for all ages.
SO YOU'RE THINKING OF HOMESCHOOLING 371.04
Lisa Wheichel shares how homeschooling has worked in a variety of family situations, with each chapter covering the day in the life of a different family. She shares how to try several teaching methods if necessary to find out what works for each child--a great encouragement for those who are thinking of homeschooling or who have questions about it.
FINANCES--
YOUR MONEY COUNTS 336
Howard Dayton writes with candor and humility as he shares his study of the 2,300+ verses in the Bible on money. He promotes a balanced biblical view of becoming a faithful steward in the areas of saving, spending, giving, investing, and avoiding debt.
MISSIONS--
ALWAYS ENOUGH: God’s Miraculous Provision among the Poorest Children on Earth 266.33
Rolland & Heidi Baker lead you on their adventures in Mozambique—a country ravaged by civil war and famine to become one of the poorest places on earth. You’ll be awed by God’s limitless power and tender provision. This is the account of how He has enabled the Bakers to help many hundreds of throwaway children and to start an astounding five thousand churches.
ALL THE WAY TO CHINA 266.32
Martha Pepper relates an exciting story of faith and adventure for a group of people who believed in missions and took the gospel to south China. It shares the impact that the life of Isaac Hess had on the work of the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
PRAYER--
POSSESSING YOUR INHERITANCE 248.4
Chuck Pierce ,executive director of the new World Prayer Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a prophetic intercessor who shows readers how to take hold of that which God has destined for them, their children, and their children's children.
AUTHORITY IN PRAYER: PRAYING WITH POWER AND PURPOSE 249
Dutch Sheets shares his passion for prayer, intercession, and hope. His excitement on the topic of prayer is contagious as he relates his own experiences of victories won and lost on the prayer front. He proposes principles for achieving a life of consistent victory in prayer.
WOMEN--
THE UNSPOKEN RULES OF LOVE 306.7
Joel Brooks & Michelle Hammond have geared this book for single women. They seek to give women information to succeed in long term, lasting male-female relationships and to teach them how to find satisfaction, value, and fulfillment in their relationship with God, both while they wait and after the wait is over.
FICTION--
MEMOIRS OF PONTIUS PILATE
James R. Mills' fictional account, based on much research, of the life of Pontius Pilate is set some 30 years after Christ's crucifixion. An aged, exiled Pilate reflects on his governorship of Judea and the life and death of Jesus. This insightful novel reveals what Jesus faced from his political opponents.
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