Böcker av Jack Adams

Jack and Beaux find themselves in danger in a world that looks nothing like their own. How did they end up here? And how will they ever get home? Join Jack and Beaux as they explore a new world, come to the aid of a new friend, and rediscover old wisdom.

Perhaps you simply don't believe in tithing. This book is for you. God's Loving Provision will show you the heart of God on the often misunderstood subject of tithing. If you have been disappointed by the prosperity doctrine and want nothing to do with tithing, read this book for balance on the tithing message. God's anointing brings clarity on the subject of tithing. Reverend Adams originally wrote this book for pastors and teachers so that faith would arise in their hearts to teach about the tithe. However, Adams encourages every Christian to read the book because faith comes by hearing the message, and the message is loud and clear on why we should tithe. If you really want God to be pleased with you, read this book and apply the principles. It will change your life.

Two young pirates encounter danger as they sail a pirate ship into the mighty Atlantic Ocean and attempt to find a suitable location to bury their treasure. Will the impending storm shipwreck their important quest? This faith-based picture book is perfect for children who love pirates, adventure, and buried treasure. This 32-page book is filled with themes of friendship, trust, and love, encouraging young readers to put their faith in God.

You Are Now Free to Walk with God: Understanding the salvation experience and learning to walk in the truth of God's Word What actually happens when you become "born again"? In his unpretentious, conversational writing style, Reverend Jack Adams answers the questions many people have when they first decide to become a Christian. Saturated with scripture, You Are Now Free to Walk with God helps new believers understand how to embrace their newfound faith and fully experience their new life in Christ. If you've been considering Christianity, this book will help you make a decision. If you've recently accepted Christ, this book will help you understand how to proceed. If you're a Christian, but you've never really understood the core beliefs of Christianity, this book will explain the basics of the Christian faith. "Understanding is increased by the wisdom of a good teacher who helps others think about things. A good teacher challenges us to think better instead of just telling us what to think. And Jack Adams is a good teacher. We should be thankful he knows the difference between a relationship with Jesus, and religion. Jack has the heart of a true evangelist." Bishop Curtis Baker President, Visionaries International REVEREND JACK ADAMS is the founder of Matthew 2819 Ministries, which supports gospel crusades and short-term missions around the world. His first book, Go Ye, a 27-week intensive discipleship course, has trained hundreds of believers in the foundational truths of the Christian faith. You Are Now Free to Walk with God, a Go Ye publication, is his second book. Adams lives in Texas, where he serves his local church and community.

Eleven-year-old Nate wasn't happy. There was a new kid on the block named Griffin Maxwell and he wanted Adam to be his best friend. That was Nate's job, they had sworn they were blood brothers forever. Two days after Adam's birthday party when Adam received a strange birthday present from Griffin, the Maxwell family was gone. Twenty years later, Griffin Maxwell is back. And he wants Adam to come out and play.

Joe was their friend; the man they spoke to through the wire fence of the Lunatic Asylum, and 10-year-old best friends, Nathan Walker and Adam Murphy, knew he wasn't insane. Then, one day, Joe was gone.Now hitting their thirties-jobs and divorces in their wake-ex-cop, current P.I. Nate and psychiatrist Adam decide to share office space and a receptionist. That's when the letter arrives advising them that they have received 'Expectations'. A quaint, old-fashioned bequest delivered by a solicitor which amounts to an inheritance for two boys - left by Joseph O'Connell, a missing-believed-deceased former patient at the River Park Lunatic Asylum.