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When reading what Jesus said in Genesis, “And the two shall become one flesh,” most couples don’t think about living on one income—and neither did Nathan and Ginger Villa. Happily married, Nathan and Ginger enjoyed the luxury of living on two incomes—he in banking and she in cosmetology. They had everything they wanted. But when Ginger gave birth to their firstborn daughter, she wanted more than anything to stay home with her baby. But when Nathan crunched the numbers, he discovered it was next to impossible. Until he set the numbers aside and allowed God to orchestrate the possible. Living on one income in a dominating two-income world is daunting and downright scary for growing families. But Nathan and Ginger’s no-fail plan has sustained them for the past twelve years on one family income, which also gives them the gift of family time. Whether you’re embarking on the intentional precipice of living on one family income or your family has experienced sudden reduced income, The Gift of One: A Biblical Guide to Living on One Family Income is a helpful resource that discusseshow to weigh the risks and blessings of living on one income;how to consider what you’re spending versus what you’re saving;how to put together the family budget and timeless tips for grocery shopping;how to find savvy ways to pay the bills every time, every month;how to make more opportunities to spend time with family.Join Nathan and Ginger as they share their personal thoughts and experiences, money-saving tips, and Scriptures that will empower you and your family to live joyfully on the gift of one income.

Back to God: The Journey of Hope through a Broken World is a timeless, grace-filled message from the Bible to bring us back to God. Sometimes we long not for escape but to find our way in the midst of the questions burning in our minds. Who can I trust? Do I have meaning? What hope do I have?  In a society where nothing is permanent, technological advances increase our sense of vulnerability, and relationships come and go, we long for one unchanging element in which we can trust and rest in wholeheartedly without fear. We long for hope. Author Tim Witte conveys just that with Back to God, offering foundational principles from the timeless truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ:the message of unfailing hope that meets us in our broken worlda promise from the only one who cannot lie and who will not faila powerful word from God to bring us back to GodBack to God is neither academic nor profoundly apologetic but is a truthful, down-to-earth dialogue filled with illustrations that will resonate with readers who long for true answers from the Bible for life’s biggest problems.

The old adage states, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” God designed marriage to be a picture of Christ and His relationship with His bride, the church. When the watching world views the portrait of your marriage, what are the words that it conveys?Marriages that Minister will challenge you to think differently about your marriage. We are not talking about what can be accomplished by human effort. It is an invitation for you to participate in what is humanly impossible yet divinely possible. We will explore the relationship that Christ has with His bride and therefore how we should be relating to Him, not how a man can make a woman feel good or how a wife can make her husband happy. We are offering you transformation through an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, which will completely change the composition of your wedding portrait so that it becomes a picture of Christ and His bride.God uses marriage as a means to perfect us into His image. A marriage that incorporates the godly surrendered soul of a husband and the holy yielded spirit of a wife with the unsurpassable blessings of an unfailing God braids in triunity, forming a bond that withstands the fiery darts of the wicked one. When a marriage matures in finding Christ relevant, it becomes a dramatic depiction of a masterpiece marriage that ministers.

Paula was broken, traumatized, and bound by many addictions, but today she is free. And that is God's desire for you, too!Paula Jauch's life was controlled by trauma and addiction. Born into neglect and addiction, she inherited self-destructive patterns and emotional prisons she could not escape. She experimented with crack at age thirteen, became pregnant at fifteen, was initiated into a Hispanic gang, and bore her second child by the time she was eighteen. Starved for acceptance and worth, she began cutting her body, and developed a near-fatal eating disorder for twenty years.Cross Addicted follows Paula's raw, stumbling journey toward freedom. You will find renewed hope and practical steps of recovery . •Recognize that there is nothing wrong with you.Learn how to forgive yourself and others.Understand addiction and trauma and the healing process through recovery.Find freedom by understanding what Jesus did on the cross."

Are You Ready for Life Beyond #MeToo? “The epidemic of violence against women must end. Life Beyond #MeToo casts a vision for freedom from violence and discrimination and gives tools for you to start taking action to change the world.”—Miriam Barnett, CEO, YWCA Pierce County “Working moms are bearing the high costs of gender discrimination. Life Beyond #MeToo helps us see how to get to the roots of the problem and start addressing it in this generation.”—Christine Michel Carter, The #1 Global Voice for Working Moms, Consultant and Speaker at Minority Woman Marketing LLC The well-researched Life Beyond #MeToo offers a vision of hope and an invitation to shift from the epidemic of sexual violence to a safer, vibrant future. Christine Rose takes a coach’s approach to help people address the truth with honesty and grace. Whether or not you have experienced sexual discrimination and violence or know a loved one who has, this book shares powerful tools to address this topic with conversation, forgiveness, and resilience so you can move toward healing and restoration. From personal stories and reflective questions to an overview of family structure, societal views, and the national and global marketplace, readers are invited to explore opportunities for personal, organizational, and societal change. With deeper awareness comes action, accountability, and support within our homes, churches, and workplaces to create a “New Normal”—beyond #MeToo.

When Christians are challenged to explain what they believe and why, too many fall short. Do the majority of Christians feel true commitment to their faith anymore? Are they able to retain hope and perseverance when trials come? Or do they find themselves questioning God's goodness? We live in a time where Christians seem to have forgotten their once strong faith. In her book Forgotten Faith, popular podcaster and speaker Lauren Reeves teaches Genesis in a way that keeps her reader wanting more. She provides the foundation necessary to make the rest of the Bible make sense long after this book's last page is turned. From cover to cover, the believer will find a fascinating study of Genesis and that Genesis and Revelation go hand in hand, painting a picture of the End Times and the reason for hope. The content has the ability to do for readers what might otherwise take years of study to unveil. Forgotten Faith seeks to uncover treasures in Genesis that have long been hidden away, treasures that are relevant to today and the End of Days and have been waiting for the right time to be known-and the time is now. Behold, I am coming soon . . . I am the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end. Revelation 22:12-13

Letters sent from Bowers to her daughter. Unwrap every package bundled in love and filled with life lessons; be forever blessed! Bowers' own testimony lives on through her second book, When Your Voice Became Mine: There Is a Mailbox in Heaven.

Happiness Is . . . Making Good Choices From the moment we wake to the time we retire, we’re making routine decisions about what to wear or eat, as well as more significant choices, like how to relate to a family member or broach a difficult subject with a coworker. Bad choices do not diminish God’s love for us, nor do good choices make Him love us more. Yet choices impact our lives and the lives of those around us. In The Choice Is Yours: 52 Choices for Happier Lives, Barbara Dahlgren explores decisions we face daily. She does so with spiritual insight and practicality developed through fifty years of ministry. Though the practice of making good choices does not lead to perfection, it does enable progress in the Christian life. Dahlgren addresses decisions from the theological, such as choosing to believe in God, to the practical, such as choosing not to worry. She refrains, however, from insisting her preferences are the only right ones, choosing rather to encourage readers to think outside the box and be willing to give up their preconceived ideas about spiritual concepts. The Choice Is Yours is drawn from Dahlgren’s blog, Barbara’s Banter: taking my faith but not myself too seriously, and is suitable for a devotional or a Bible study tool. Each chapter includes practical suggestions, a key Bible verse, and the option for readers to jot down their own tips for making better choices in daily life.