Everywhere one looks, tolerance of all world views is championed - all world views except those set forth in the Bible. Judah Etinger has the singular ability to present truth in ways that speak to the hearts of both seekers...and those who will say they are not seeking God, or religion, or truth! In Foolish Faith, the author sheds light on the various world religions, philosophies, and evidences. His helpful, readable style helps seekers see a clear path to "the answer to it all." Find the answers to the following questions within this book: Which of the world's religions is the correct one? Which is right: creation or evolution? Does the Bible support or contradict science? Does the Bible contradict itself? Is the Bible a reliable historical document? Did Christ really rise from the dead?

A successful businessman who lost his business and home in the financial crisis of 2008 describes how he found peace and a simpler way of life by discovering a personal relationship with God and placing his trust in God's goodness.

Have you ever trusted God for something that seemed impossible? Or stepped out of your comfort zone to accomplish what others said couldn't be done? If so, you've exercised FOOLISH FAITH. A faith that seems ridiculous because it contradicts common sense, challenges the status quo, confronts limitations, and boldly pushes you forward, despite the naysayers. While serving two Life sentences in prison, Willie married Ann-Maria, the soul mate he prayed for. Together, they defied the odds and stepped into their powerful, God-given purpose, always believing in the bigger picture revealed to them. The Bentons candidly share victories and challenges to include when God's answer to one of their prayers was disappointing but necessary. In this daring and compelling account, they share the importance of building a solid foundation by obeying God, staying true to themselves, and releasing ones who couldn't embrace what God was doing. The process wasn't easy, but their foolish faith spurred their continued trust in God and opened the windows of heaven to allow their blessings to flow freely. "We hope our story will inspire you to believe God will do what He says, and His timing is perfect. As you read, be open. Be encouraged. Be hopeful. Be expectant." For more info: visit www.fredomfocusedministries.org.

William Shape's dramatic journal and accompanying photographs give a human dimension to the journey undertaken by vast hordes of prospectors who headed north during the Klondike gold rush of the late 1890s. This previously unpublished diary was compiled by a man with a keen photographer's eye and an author's attention to detail.

In the eyes of the world, Jesus was a fool. He did not abide by the rules of his day; the people he associated with were shunned by society; his Sermon on the Mount reads likea primer on being left behind, stepped on, and ignored. In order for us to truly be the people Jesus wants us to be, we too must learn to become "foolish." Becoming a Christian is not a magical enterprise by which we are automatically transformed into better people. We must train to become who God intends us to be. In The Importance of Being Foolish, bestselling Christian author Brennan Manning teaches us how to think like Jesus. By reorienting our lives according to the gospel we may appear to be fools in the eyes of the world, but Manning reveals that this is exactly what Jesus wants. In a powerful exploration of the mind of Christ, Manning reveals how our obsession with security, pleasure, and power prevents us from living rich and meaningful lives. Our endless struggle to acquire money, good feelings, and prestige yields a rich harvest of worry, frustration, and resentment. Manning explores what Christ's mind was truly focused on: finding the Father, compassion for others, a heart of forgiveness, and the work of the kingdom. Coming from the gentle yet compelling voice of Brennan Manning, The Importance of Being Foolish is a refreshing reminder of the radical call of Jesus and the transforming love of God.