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In this in-depth study of the Twenty-Third Psalm, Debbie Dupuy points out that the familiar words of the psalm are often quoted, but how many people really know the Shepherd? Be assured that The Shepherd's Daughter will help each reader realize the benefits of being His sheep by examining closely the key phrases in Psalm 23. For example, ''I shall not want'' means ''My needs are supplied,'' and the difference between need and want is scrutinized in the chapter entitled ''Content as His Sheep.''

A Guide to Developing lasting bonds. By: Doritta McDaniel

* Can truth be found in the maze of modern religious confusion? * Does God expect man to put his rational mind to good use? * Is the Bible the inerrant standard for truth seekers?

Warning: If you're grouchy, pessimistic, defeated, worried, stubborn, impatient, critical, greedy, complaining, pouting, or self-serving, you'd better watch out. This book's going to get you!

Millions of people around the world read the Bible every day, yet few know why we have red-letter Bibles. Why was red chosen to distinguish Jesus� words from all other words in the Bible? Were the original manuscripts of the Bible printed with Jesus� words in red? And maybe more importantly, what are those red-letter words saying to us?

Married or happy? Why not both? Reap benefits from Don and Jane's lasting marriage. Secrets of communication, commitment, and leadership. Solutions for "I do" vs. "I don't". Scripture-filled. Practical chapter questions.

Women's relationships are examined under God's microscope in view of His plans. Daughter Becky Blackmon and mother Lea Fowler share truths from Titus 2 regarding husbands, children, aging, obedience, purity, careers, respect, and mentoring, to name a few. Are God's plans relevant now? How can a woman be sure she is following His plans? How does Titus 2 affect our salvation? Eleven chapters with "insights" of real life between chapters. Study questions.

Neal Pollard says, "Church growth is not 'one size fits all.' But biblical principles will build any congregation." He presents tools for church growth-- simply in twelve chapters-- suitable for individual study or for the classroom.

As we stand before the microwave and shout, ''Hurry!'' do have any concept of what it means to be still? Do we seek moments for the blood-covered Savior who died for us on an old rugged cross? Becky Blackmon has answers for us in Seek the Precious Moments. The text is not parallel with most time-management books, but it conforms to the Good Book.

Ladies classes can examine and discuss tough issues in the church that are unnoticed, isolated, or ignored. Brenda's ''get real'' approach is frank and convicting. A ''storms'' survivor herself, she lets the Bible speak through her words of experience to help Christian women in personal trials and church problems, including serving those enduring long-term illnesses. We need the network of support that God gives us in the church. Let's open our hearts and set our feet to walk side-by-side with those in Christ ''through all kinds of weather!''

Grab a pencil, open your Bible, and get ready to walk with David and listen to his songs from the Psalms. Songs in the Night will challenge you and motivate you to face your own challenges and temptations. God's wisdom never grows old, and this man after His heart measures out healthy doses, often because he learned from his mistakes. History oozes from the pages, and you'll need the maps included for geographical grounding. Readers are drawn in by the probing questions and suggested research in each chapter, along with a guide for their own ''songs in the night.'' How can we ignore our own faults when we see David admit his so readily?

Does prayer change things? What is the best way to pray? How can I teach my child to pray? Does God answer my call? 13 Chapters. Questions.

I Can Read! The Beginner's Bible

With God's love in our hearts, we can do anything! God's love is amazing. It's higher than the trees, more vibrant than a rainbow, bright enough to light up a dark sky--and so much more! In this sweet book, children will be reminded of how truly all-encompassing God's love is and discover how His love can help us do the seemingly impossible. Using fun rhymes, this board book features adorable, illustrated bunnies who learn that with God's love, they can do anything.

In this bestselling ode to a parent’s love for their child—now in a sturdy board book format—follow a bear and their cub through a day spent together. The rhyming text and gorgeous illustrations make this a read-aloud book perfect for sharing with your child just how much you love them.

Cuddle up with your little one and giggle your way through I Love You, Funny Bunny. With its read-aloud rhymes and adorable springtime illustrations, you’ll discover all the fun and loving parts of your own relationship with your child. This special book tugs at the heartstrings as it celebrates the special bond between you and the funny bunny in your life.

I Can Read! Story by Crystal Bowman Pictures by Valerie Sokolova

I Can Read! The Beginner's Bible

I Can Read! Story by Crystal Bowman Pictures by Valarie Sokolova

Little One, God Loves You, written by Amy Warren Hilliker and inspired by the New York Times #1 bestseller The Purpose Driven Life, is a cute and cuddly board book that shows children just how much God loves and cares about them.

Written by Fiona Boon Illustrated by Lara Ede

A Valentine's Day Bedtime Book For Kids By: Amy Parker

Are your kids fans of The Beginner’s Bible? If you answered yes, they’ll love The Beginner’s Bible Coloring Book. Children can now color to life more than 60 favorite Bible stories and characters from the Bible.