Always remember this: Regardless of what goes on in the world or our lives, we can have hope! In this dynamic collection of 60 straight-to-the-heart devotions, the Women of Faith speaker team shares how hope kept them afloat when life threatened to pull them under. Give the gift of hope - or keep yours alive - with this 60-day devotional.

A CBA BestsellerIn this wide-ranging collection of sixty straight-to-the-heart devotions, you're invited to come along as seven talented Christian women share how irrepressible hope has enriched their lives, strengthened their relationships with the Savior, and kept them afloat when circumstances threatened to pull them under.

We all want peace in our lives, in our family, in the world. But what we see is bickering, lies, fighting. Our jobs can be in question. Prices rise and our health can be declining. Where is peace? We are told that love is the greatest -but what we experience is misunderstandings and unforgiveness. Estrangements and divorce are rampant. People gossip and families crumble. Where is love? We are told that without faith it is impossible to please God. But where is faith when you feel like giving up? We can be so weighted down with disappointments and discouragement that we begin to lose hope that anything will change. Lord, Renew My Hope will help to renew your hope that you may ignite peace and love. Many have not lost their faith-they have lost hope. This guide can be used in small groups as well as personal reflection. Hope again! Sandra Fox is a registered nurse. She is also a wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She has served for over 30 years as a women's bible study teacher and retreat speaker. She is an active member of Webster Assembly of God and resides in Victor, New York with her husband, Willard.

Drawing on scriptural teaching, heart-to-heart storytelling and inspiring quotes, Dutch Sheets shows what God wants to reveal to us during difficult times.

Looking for a daily dose of encouragement? A boost to keep you spiritually charged? Hope Abounds is designed for you! Written in an easy-going conversational style, Paul Corts draws the reader into an inviting personal hypothetical dialogue as he transparently shares from a storehouse of life experiences the good and the not so good to help you focus on the bright hope of the future. The authors travels throughout the United States and around the world add a dose of real life to these devotions, drawing on a rich collection of experiences and conversations with people from broadly varied backgrounds and highly diverse cultures. Each one-page daily meditation begins with a specific Bible passage accompanied by a meditational thought to encourage your own thoughtful reflection and spur you on to a life full of hope. Read the meditations in the morning to help center your thoughts and prepare you for a productive, hopeful day. Or, read the meditations in the evening to bring closure on the days events and point toward the bright hope of a fresh new day on the morrow. Using seasons, holidays, historical events, and biblical topics for themes, the author invites you to walk with him through a yearlong series of widely divergent daily conversations. As Corts shares openly from his own personal experiences, readers are prompted to recall their own personal experiences, ponder on them, and extract meaning for life application. The interplay between author and reader will encourage you to explore how to capture and embrace the joy, hope, and optimism that are at the core of the Christian faith.

Albert (Al) George is a retired trial lawyer and veteran of the Korean War. He has lectured on evidential Christian apologetics at a number of churches in Indiana and at Christian seminaries in Kenya and Pakistan. He completes and publishes this book at age ninety.

The election of President Donald Trump, through his campaign of race-baiting, sexual harassment, and blatant disregard for human decency, lowered the moral bar of American public discourse. Julius Bailey’s latest book discusses the current state of hypocrisy and mistrust in the American political system, especially as these affect ethnic minorities and low-income groups. In powerful and inspiring prose, Bailey writes with a voice well informed by current events, empirical data, and philosophical observation. Bailey looks at the causes and consequences of this new era and applies his passionate yet astute analysis to issues such as hate speech, gerrymandering, the use of the Confederate flag, and America’s relationship with the gun.