A celebrated bishop shows readers how to live a life of God-filled greatness and experience success-spiritually, personally, and financially
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Books Everyone wants their life to count. We all wish we could make a difference in a hurting world. The good news is that we can. Despite our own brokenness (and, in fact, because of it) each of us can be Jesus's hands and feet on Earth, reaching out to others in real and profound ways. Talented, handsome, and personable, Dewayne Jobe rose from humble beginnings in rural Mississippi to play college football in Southern California and beyond.  Perhaps one of the biggest issues all women face is their own insecurity. Beth Moore, one of today's most admired and trusted Christian writers, wants women to be free from the insecurity trap. COMING SOON: March 1, 2010 The Egyptians in Exodus 1 were intent on enslaving the Israelites, wearing them down so that God's chosen people would become disillusioned and not live up to their destiny. Of the original two million Israelites who received God's invitation to enter the Promised Land, only two actually entered it!
 Bestselling author, Raina T. Shaw, in her newly expanded edition of, Ridiculous Situations, presents new thought- provoking quotes on love, relationships and plain old common sense. In observing women and how they handle relationships, Shaw is amazed that, what should be governed by common sense in relationships isn't being done so at all.  Money Under the Car Seat & Other Things to Thank God For, by Daniel Whyte III with family and friends, is a light and fresh celebration of Thanksgiving. Money Under the Car Seat was written to "rekindle an excitement for Thanksgiving in the hearts of some who have allowed that fire to dim a little over the years, and to inspire the Thanksgiving lovers to love this holiday even more and to celebrate it better." Click here to read full press release.
 SPECIAL NOTE: Vanessa Davis Griggs Will be Featured on Thea's B C Book Review Talk Show, Sunday at 5 PM on Live365. Listen at: Live365 or Black Christian Book Review.In Practicing What You Preach (Available Tuesday, May 26, 2009),
Vanessa Davis Griggs sheds new light on the divorce and remarriage
issue in the church. In Griggs' eighth novel, this issue is
addressed through the life of Melissa Anderson and Marcus Peeples.  Every Story Has Two Sides is a coming of age series of short stories. It illustrates lessons that take place in the life of many characters that touch on, or are a part of, the life of Dallas Davis. The short stories intertwine the complex parent-child, boyfriend-girlfriend and sinner-convert relationships as the reader witnesses the young adult, coming of age experience. COMING SOON: May 26, 2009 The wedding between Angela Gabriel and Brent Underwood promises to be the Birmingham event of the year--and aspiring event planner Melissa Anderson has been working feverishly to make it happen. During this hectic time, she even agrees to go out on a date with a most unlikely prospect: Marcus Peeples.
 God allows problems before He gives you the promise. He permits dilemmas before He takes you to destiny. The Lord allows you to deal with burdens because He wants to prepare you for where you're headed. The problem is designed to work on your character. The challenge is designed to deal with your weakness. The opposition you are facing isn't meant to hurt you. It's meant to develop you for your destiny. -from the Introduction
 Following in the footsteps of her trailblazing first book, The Winning Spirit: Building Employee Enthusiasm, Lisa J. Lindsay Wicker lays out steps for recognizing and developing the internal potential to achieve your goals and dreams.
 Life has always gone Indigo Burns's way. She's smart, pretty, and talented, and she knows exactly what she wants. A photography internship at her hometown's local newspaper is the next step in her well-laid plans for her future. But her long-term goals are put to the test when her boyfriend Brian proposes--two years before he's supposed to and in front of all the guests at her college graduation party. Too concerned about his feelings to say no, she heartily agrees, but inside she's cringing. |
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