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"Even now, a certain birdsong or a scent of flowers triggers the memory of that morning when Mac and I climbed on our bikes and waved at a neighbor who was leaving for work. What a heady, virtuous feeling to be out pedaling at this hour. "Mac never rode a bike again."More than twenty years later, Fran McMahon recalls that day when her strong, active, husband suddenly feared that he would fall off his bike and then refused to continue the ride. It was the first signal that something was wrong. That something turned out to be a rare brain disease called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy.To Love a Stranger is Fran McMahon's account of the struggles-and joys-the couple faced together as patient and caregiver. It's a story of faith and enduring love, and the promise she made to her husband to stay the course. "This well written and enlightening book is a must read for those who will be called on to provide caregiving, treatment, and human kindness to someone with a severe and debilitating illness."--Kenneth S. Zelinger, M.D.Neurologist and Diplomate of The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology "An engaging, sensitive, and candid account of a wife's choice to share the journey of her husband's declining health. A must read for all caregivers dealing with a loved one's debilitating and catastrophic illness."--Francesca Z. Moulinier, R.N. M.S.W. (Hospice nurse and social worker.)

The first written book in the New Testament is the Apostle Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. This epistle contains the first written account of the gospel of Christ.The message of the gospel is clear: to those that accept the gospel, it promises freedom in Christ, leading to eternal life. We must know the gospel; we must proclaim the gospel; we must live the gospel. It is intended that this commentary will equip everyone to know the gospel most completely so that we fulfill our Christian responsibilities to proclaim that gospel and advance the Kingdom.The message of Galatians is this: by His Cross, Jesus Christ has set us free from slavery to sin. That freedom leads to becoming a new creation in Christ. This is a message of truth as well as a message of encouragement. This thorough and complete study of Galatians will help the reader learn and understand the important messages of this primitive epistle. It is the forerunner to the Epistle to the Romans that Paul will write approximately 8 years later.

"He looked ahead and to his horror, the noose was beckoning him . . . 'Any last words? Perhaps you would like to live. Tell us what we want to know! Who do you work for?'"The game of espionage is not played just to win or lose but to live or die. Unknowingly, Emily is a spectator in this game due to her husband, Jackson's, life behind a mask during the Civil War.A double agent, Jackson does not realize how the game consumes him or how it takes a toll on his family. The stakes rise after his courier is caught. Now his family and he are in even more danger from both sides of the war. Jackson does not know who will be after him first.Still a spectator in Jackson's game, Emily is forced to travel with her daughters across war-torn Virginia to Jackson's aunt Almeda in Richmond. Facing hardship along the way, Emily puts her trust in God to help them.But Jackson left her with so many unanswered questions, and even Almeda has her secrets. What is Jackson's role in the war? Will he escape? What is Almeda hiding and why does she sneak out at night? Will they ever be united as a family again or will the other players in Jackson's game prevent a reunion?

This book takes you on a 4000 year journey that begins with creation and leaves you in an era that would change the world forever. Walk through time from creation to the great flood and follow the survivors of the flood to the generation that gave birth to the Arab and Israeli Nations. Discover why God chose the children of this generation to demonstrate His power and bless the world, and how these children became a nation that struggled through time to remain faithful to God. Experience their slavery, their life in the desert, their joy of claiming the land God promised to give them, their years of extreme wealth and power, and ultimately their ruin and deportation. Sense their passion to survive the Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Ptolemics, Seleucids, Romans and even Herod the Great. Live the history of a nation determined to survive-a nation that learned the value of putting their hope in God. Your journey ends with the fifty-ninth generation since creation-a generation still struggling to survive, and still waiting for the Deliverer God had promised to send.

Written by one who has been there, Formerly a Wife will help those reeling from the devastation of divorce to: take comfort in knowing they are not alone, take the first steps of survival and healing, be encouraged and better equipped for the next chapter in their life journey. WELBY O'BRIEN holds a master's degree in counseling from Portland State University and a teaching degree from Biola University. She has also authored Goodbye for Now and LOVE OUR VETS: Restoring Hope for Families of Veterans with PTSD, and is a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Soul, as well as Shepherding Women in Pain.

Jesus used gardening metaphors to communicate deep spiritual truths. He spoke of good soil, bad fruit, us as branches, and him as the true, life-giving vine.Seasoned home gardener and pastor Jed Snyder knows well the delights and frustrations of cultivating flowers, fruits and vegetables. As a happy by-product of his labor, he has also cultivated wisdom. In Everything I Ever Needed to Know I Learned in My Garden, Jed observes that our lives unfold in many ways like a garden, with seasons of sunshine and seasons of rain. We can't always control our environment, but as Jed illustrates, we can tend our gardens with care, grow deeper in faith, honor Christ more completely, and enjoy a sweet, eternal harvest."It is well-known by everyone that the teaching of Jesus was often illustrated by references to agriculture and gardening. Even for people not familiar with the intricacies of gardening, Snyder's book sheds light on important spiritual issues that we all face in our lives."-David Aikman, award-winning journalist and former TIME Magazine correspondent; multi-published author of When the Almond Tree Blossoms BIOJed Snyder (DMin and PhD, Trinity Theological Seminary) is the founder and president of Jesus Everyday Ministries and pastor of Augusta Street Church in West Colombia, South Carolina. Jed enjoys gardening, refinishing furniture, and penning an inspirational column for his hometown newspaper. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have three children and seven grandchildren.

Paul Newton, an aging service technician with psychic abilities, is in no hurry to retire. He needs the money to take his wife on a promised trip to New Zealand. A childhood near-death event has left Paul with acute sense that there's a lot more going on, hidden beneath the surface, than others see. Michael Phelan, a former Catholic priest, had to abandon his calling due to nervous breakdowns. Now, four years into his self-imposed convalescence, Michael is unsettled and unsure what to do with his life. When Paul meets Michael by chance in a quiet country pub, Paul takes the opportunity to quiz the ex-priest on the mysteries that have fascinated him all his life. Finding an almost-willing listener, Paul expounds on his many opinions with regard to biblical events. Is Paul onto something with the theory he calls the Hallmark of the Trinity? Could there be significance in the numbers of the Trinity-how they are featured in many aspects of God's work on Earth? Can these numbers, hidden for centuries until the advent of modern computer technology, prove that God did indeed create the world and everything in it? After many years working as an electrical serviceman, Philip T. Newman is now retired and living in Rotorua, New Zealand, where he attends the Catholic church. Philip and his wife have four adult children and five grandchildren.

Steve Black''s unusual, God-ordained circumstance began when his tire went flat on a lonely road in the Nevada desert. He soon met Erinn, an ordinary, tractor-driving wife and mother with an amazing story to tell. She asked Steve to help write her it. Pulled From the Darkness is that story.Erinn told of being in the presence of heavenly warriors and demonic beings waging a relentless war for the souls of men and women. Steve''s first response was disbelief. But as he listened, then met her pastor and others in her church and community, he became convinced Erinn''s experiences were real. Would God allow someone a glimpse behind the veil into the invisible spiritual world? Erinn''s experiences affirm what Scripture teaches: Our ultimate battle "is not against flesh and blood," but rather "against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms" (Ephesians 6:12, NIV).This is one book you don''t want to pass up. It will impact your life like no other. -Rev. L. L. Wolf, Associate Pastor, Desert Life Fellowship ChurchErinn''s guardians are no doubt real angels; the angels that are here to protect and minister to our small fellowship. I hope you can follow along and in the end be cleansed by a holy presence. -Erinn''s PastorSteve Black is a grateful follower of Jesus Christ who grew up in beautiful Western Montana. After graduating from Boston University with a degree in mass communications/public relations, he settled into a position with a government contractor in the Boston area, where he has lived for nearly thirty-three years. Steve never envisioned himself writing a book, but a flat tire in the high desert of Nevada changed everything. That unusual stop became the catalyst for his collaboration in writing this book-an experience he describes as life-altering. Steve attends church in Lexington, Massachusetts.

Have you ever wondered what part (if any) science plays in the Genesis creation story? If so, The First Four Days was written for you. Physicist Delmar Dobberpuhl masterfully explains the scientific side of how God created the universe and rapidly matured it from Days 1 through 4 of the creation week. Instead of beginning with science and attempting to mold Scripture to fit it, Dobberpuhl starts his analysis with God's Word and describes the scientific processes that were involved in each step of the creation and maturation of a perfect habitat for mankind. According to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, science is "knowledge covering general truths or the operation of general laws especially as obtained and tested through scientific method." As the author explains, the truths scientists have discovered about this world must be complementary and not contradictory to God's Word. In his book, The First Four Days, Dobberpuhl fills in the details of the creating and making account (CMA) in Genesis with speculation that is based on complementary scientific theories and discoveries. Furthermore, he provides new insights and answers to questions about what God did during Creation week.