Ever been so thirsty you could hardly stand it? When you finally got that first glass of water, you couldn’t get enough. And if you have ever had crystal clear spring water, you know there is nothing like it. What about your spiritual thirst? Have you tasted of the water of life? There is nothing else like it either. So, when you know where that water is, what could keep you from it? The traveler in Chronicles of a Thirsty Traveler: An Allegory About the Source of the Water of Life, like “Pilgrim” in Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, finds several detours that take him off the strait and narrow road that leads to the source of the water of life. These detours have their promoters, like the energy conserver, the pretender, the entrepreneur, and the controller. Will the traveler be diverted from his object? If you are thirsty, join the traveler on a thought-provoking journey to find the source of the water of life.

More than anything, Beemer, one of Heaven’s chroniclers-in-training, wants to launch his career by writing the story of a famous human. When the ambitious trainee is assigned a lowly farmer’s son, Clayton Steiner, as his first project, disappointment instantly challenges his dream of stardom. Through his botched attempts to glorify his flawed subject (for which his exasperated editor frequently reprimands him), Chronicler Beemer learns how purposeful God’s love is for these flawed humans. As Clayton wrestles with the weight of perfectionism, intense moments of grief, and the sins of his father, Beemer realizes that Clayton’s life is more complex and captivating than he could have imagined. Clayton’s Chronicles offers an intriguing twist to a memoir. While recounting the day-to-day routines and struggles of Clayton Steiner, it provides a unique perspective that unlocks the incredible value and strength of the human spirit. Written from a unique and charming point of view, this book will arm anyone battling family dysfunction or self-esteem issues with hope. Its candid and vulnerable account discusses typically taboo subjects and inspires us all to continue to learn, find empowerment, and understand our ultimate worth to ourselves, our communities, and God.

History of Southwest Kansas and Northwest Oklahoma prior to and during settlement. One family's story of the pioneer experience and a cowboys perspective of the open range from 1879 to 1935.

First published in 1961, writing Chronicles of San Quentin was first suggested to Kenneth Lamott during a spell as a teacher at that California prison in the 1950’s. The book not only chronicles the history and highlights of one of America’s most famous penitentiaries, but it also reflects the changes in prisons in the U.S. over the last 100 years. Calmly informing us that there were over 4,000 murders in California between 1849-1855, Lamott quickly justifies the terrible need the state had for prisons other than lax, badly run county and city jails. But San Quentin itself, which started as a floating prison hulk, was little better. Here are its famous prisoners, riots and escapes, its floggings and brutalities, its executions too. With the coming of the “New Era” penology in the 1890’s, the change to more humane and rational treatment of prisoners is shown. The Clinton Duffy era is dealt with at great length—its shortcomings are shown along with its humane virtues—and prison life including the Chessman execution, is portrayed with sympathy and understanding. A highly readable book.

Now Available in One Volume—The Jerusalem Chronicles When Jesus Wept When Jesus Wept, the first novel in The Jerusalem Chronicles by bestselling authors Bodie and Brock Thoene, unfolds the turbulent times in Judea during Jesus’ ministry, centering on the friendship between Jesus and Lazarus. With rich insights from vineyard owners and vine dressers, the Thoenes explore the metaphor of Jesus as the True Vine, harvesting the ancient secrets found in the Old Testament. Take This Cup Woven into the fabric of prophecy, a young boy named Nehemiah must choose to embrace his destiny as cupbearer to the King of Kings. Behold the Man Behold the Man is the culmination of the Jerusalem Chronicles and brings readers to an encounter with the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.

In that life, she was the daughter-in-law of the Celestial Emperor. However, the revered Crown Princess of the Six Realms had turned the tables on her due to her love.In this life, she was the lazy and renowned daughter of the Prime Minister. She had no choice but to embark on the path of cultivation.That day, when she met him for the first time, she felt as if the moment he laid his eyes on her, the heaven and earth would be destroyed.That year, she was abandoned by him in the East Sea, tears of tears in her eyes.Life eight hardships, the individual taste does not personally experience will not understand, if there is infatuation wrong pay because of the great Dao merciless.