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Embark on an extraordinary journey through the heart of a post-apocalyptic world in 'Undead Express: Chronicles of Resilience.' As the remnants of humanity navigate the perils of the reclaimed landscape, follow a diverse group of survivors aboard a resilient train known as the Undead Express. From the bustling streets of New York to the challenging terrain of the South, witness their unwavering determination to overcome the undead threat and rebuild society.Led by Jack, a former NYPD officer; Sofia, a skilled medic; Emma, a resourceful engineer; and Marcus, a strategic genius, this eclectic group forms an unbreakable bond as they confront the unknown. The Undead Express becomes more than a mode of transportation; it becomes a symbol of hope, unity, and the enduring spirit of humanity.Navigate through chapters filled with trials, triumphs, loss, and renewal as the survivors forge a legacy in the Legacy Center within the train. Join them in facing the shadows of the unknown, discovering the strength within unity, and embracing the echoes of hope that resonate through every carriage. In this captivating tale of resilience, witness the unwritten future of a world reborn and the indomitable human spirit that prevails against all odds.'Undead Express: Chronicles of Resilience' is a gripping saga that transcends the boundaries of survival fiction, weaving a narrative of courage, camaraderie, and the enduring legacy of those who dared to reclaim a world on the brink of collapse. Brace yourself for an epic tale that will linger in your heart, urging you to ponder the boundless possibilities that arise when humanity unites in the face of adversity."

"Just be positive!" "God only gives you what you can handle." "Others have it harder."People mean well when they say these phrases. They intend to offer comfort and help during difficult times. Yet, ask yourself, do these self-help phrases actually offer comfort to you, or do they make things feel worse?Author Faith Doerr has heard her fair share of these phrases during struggles in her life. And she knows first-hand how they feel like "nails on a chalkboard" from the receiving end. If these phrases don't offer comfort, then is there something that can? Scripture. God's Word is full of true comfort that can help you in times of trouble and distress. Take a look at eight self-help phrases to see how they can actually do the opposite of their intentions, then turn to the Bible to find real words of comfort you can offer to those who need it. Each chapter includes a Journal Prompt, Scripture verses, a prayer, "Gentle Reminders," and responses for when you hear these eight phrases. Learn how to offer real comfort and hope to those in your life through Scripture in God's Encouraging Word.

God's Word is overflowing with promises for you yesterday, today, and forever. He earnestly wants you to grow to know Him and to more fully experience His promises in your life.Journey through more than 200 encouraging and assuring promises with author Terry Zuehsow in this devotional journal. Each promise contains devotional material and theological talk to help you see how God gives and keeps this promise. Then, there's journal space for you to answer reflection questions and truly connect with the Savior, offering Him your thanks and praise.Work through this book at your own pace, taking time to truly soak in the promises and see them working in your life. No matter what struggles you face, you will be strengthened by God's assurances for you in His Word.

Sad, frustrated, confused, even angry, many Christians struggle today to understand their role in a world that seems so different from what they had been used to. Social and cultural challenges in today's society has left them feeling ill-equipped.How the Light Shines Through will comfort and encourage readers who have those feelings, reminding them that they can confidently lean on the elements of the Christian tradition to find their way.​​​​​​​Written and organized in three sections, How the Light Shines Through: Offers a selected history of how society got to this point and acknowledges the struggle and frustration many Christians feel in the face of a changing culture.Defines three main concerns of our secular age and how they appear in the lives of people around us.Builds on that foundation, and offers strategies for living faithfully as the Church in our modern context, including chapters on evangelism, bridging relational gaps, and overcoming the idol of identity.

Our current cultural environments of posts, tweets, opinions, and hot takes has contributed to increasing division and rancor. Are we so busy yelling our thoughts and beliefs that we've forgotten how to talk to others?Pointing readers to Scripture and Jesus' life, Captivating Conversations will help readers improve their questioning and listening skills to more effectively share Christ's love with those who don't feel heard or known. Improving these skills may strengthen existing relationships, heal broken relationships, and build new relationships in order to share the Gospel.Includes study questions at the end of each chapter for individual and group use.

Life this side of heaven provides a head-spinning range of options, and our Creator grants us the freedom to choose. We know right from wrong because God writes His commandments on our hearts. We are free to obey, or not, but once we choose, the consequences are not under our control.We cannot use our human abilities to know God's ways, but the Holy Spirit works faith in our heart to seek God's wisdom and His promise of salvation to us. Our heavenly Father does not abandon us to our damning choices. Rather, He offers the gift of His Word to create faith in our Savior, reveal Himself, and show us how to live. God wants us to choose, out of love for Him, to trust His guidance in His Word and to believe it.Be Thou My Guide encourages us to draw close to the Lord with trusting hearts and minds and not to rely on ourselves or choose the ways of the world. Use this study to be encouraged, to develop diligence to live as a child of God, and to practice intentional Christian living.

A book for Christian women who want a mentor, or are willing to be one, Someone to Walk With follows the story of Jesus and the Samaritan women in John 4 to teach women how they, like Jesus, can take advantage of opportunities to engage others in real relationships. Whether their well is at work, or at church, at school, at lunch with a friend, or in the grocery store with a stranger, readers will be encouraged to form intergenerational relationships, to go outside their comfort zones, and to follow Jesus' perfect example in sharing living water with those they meet. Ultimately, the book will show women that mentoring doesn't require a new program, but a simple shift in perspective in the lives they're already living.

Katherine was 26 when 42-year-old Martine Luther determined to "Take my Kate to wife ere I did to spite the devil." Would the marriage succeed? Author Ernst Kroker's compelling biographical account of Katharine von Bora relates that their marriage not only succeeded but also set a high standard for marriage and Christian family life for centuries to come. Originally published in German in 1906, this readable, fresh translation of one of the standard biographical works on Katie Luther presents a compelling portrait for those who want to know more about this quietly influential Reformation character.

For more than four decades Little Visits have played a special part in the lives of children. Now three favorites from the series are updated. For ages 6 months to 3 years.

Lent is a time of repentance, fasting, and preparation for the coming of Easter. The season of Lent often creates an opportunity to take up a spiritual discipline to draw closer to God. Sometimes it is fasting or journaling, and sometimes it is doing a daily devotional reading. But what if your season of Lent was to combine the power of a spiritual discipline with doing an act of kindness and reflecting on how you experienced God''s love in doing so. Rev Dr Shannon E Karafanda, a United Methodist Pastor, has carefully curated 40 different #HolyMischief challenges during Lent. Each one connects to scripture and allows you to embody a deeper sense of the Word. Come along on the journey and complete each challenge as we move towards Easter.

Horses Make Me Laugh is a journal that has been lovingly designed to put a big smile or your face and joy in your heart.  I have created this journal because I am a lifelong horse enthusiast and love a good laugh.  For those of you who enjoy reading a good book and writing down your thoughts and plans, this journal is the perfect fit for you.  It is said that laughter is good for the soul, so I encourage you to open up this journal and let the smiles begin.If you wish to glimpse inside a human soul and get to know the person, don’t bother analyzing their ways of being silent, of talking, of weeping, or seeing how much they are moved by noble ideas; you’ll get better results if you just watch them laugh. If they laugh well, they are good people… All I claim to know is that laughter is the most reliable gauge of human nature. Feodor Dostoyevsky 

A son's story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood. The mother and son formed a close bond and the boy's description of their life together is filled with both joy and sadness.Damian Cooper has written a straightforward, honest and loving account of his boyhood, set against a poignant parallel story of his mother's excessive focus on body image, food, diet and exercise.Told from a boy's point of view - Damian's freedom and developing sense of responsibility come to the fore as his mother's illness worsens. She dies of the eating disorder anorexia when he is just 18 years old.Set in Australia and New Zealand, Damian Cooper's memoir is a true account of the early years of his life without reference to the medical terms of the eating disorder psychopathology. His story is told simply so that it is accessible to the average reader. All dates, place names and events in this memoir are factual. However, in accordance with the wishes of certain participants, many names have been changed in order to protect their privacy.