The study of God's Holy Word is a privilege. The opportunity to read deeply and connect our souls with His own heart is a necessary practice, a discipline, an essential that Christians of every age and experience should enjoy. It should also be nourishing to the spirit, informative, uplifting - and certainly never a drudgery or obligation. Book One of "The Bible According to Jeanne" Series.

The study of God's Holy Word is a privilege. The opportunity to read deeply and connect our souls with His own heart is a necessary practice, a discipline, an essential that Christians of every age and experience should enjoy. It should also be nourishing to the spirit, informative, uplifting - and certainly never a drudgery or obligation. Book Four in ""The Bible According to Jeanne"" Series.

The study of God's Holy Word is a privilege. The opportunity to read deeply and connect our souls with His own heart is a necessary practice, a discipline, an essential that Christians of every age and experience should enjoy. It should also be nourishing to the spirit, informative, uplifting - and certainly never a drudgery or obligation. Book Two in ""The Bible According to Jeanne"" Series.

The study of God's Holy Word is a privilege. The opportunity to read deeply and connect our souls with His own heart is a necessary practice, a discipline, an essential that Christians of every age and experience should enjoy. It should also be nourishing to the spirit, informative, uplifting - and certainly never a drudgery or obligation. Book Three in ""The Gospels According to Jeanne"" Series.

Continuing the "Bible According to Jeanne" Series, we reach the Historical Books of JUDGES and RUTH. Revisiting the up-and-down history of the People of Israel and then learning how much their experiences still apply to people's lives today, this is fascinating! From the death of Joshua through to the live of Ruth, this Devotional Study will keep the Reader riveted!

Contrary to popular (secular) opinion, I believe the most important season of the Christian calendar is not Christmas, but Easter. While it is wonderful to enjoy the festivities surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ, there is so much more richness and significance in the last days of His ministry, and the importance of His death and resurrection ? yet much of this joy is overlooked. Many Christians shiver at the horrible details of Christ's unjust arrest, His brutal beatings, the farcical trials, that humiliating trudge to Golgotha, and finally, His gruesome death. Subsequently, they hesitate to discuss these facts with their children, or even among themselves. Then comes the substitution of twinkly-nosed bunnies, fluffy chicks, curly-coated lambs, colorful eggs, and all kinds of foil-wrapped chocolates ? seemingly benign ?thieves? taking unlawful precedence over the real story. Behold the Lamb is a fresh, enlightening, entertaining, even provocative study on the Season of the Lamb.

I'm a believer in Absolutes. I believe in the Laws of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Mathematics, Logic, Cosmology, and so on ... and in the Word of God, the Bible. I believe in the Law of Conception: that when a female's egg is united with the male's sperm, a human being is created; and immediately upon fertilization, the gender has been determined by the father's chromosomes. The embryo that grows into a fetus that is delivered as a human baby has been carrying its gender identification from its first moment of existence. The child is either a boy or a girl; no more, no less, and nothing in between. This is more than fact - it is truth. The Final Arbiter of Truth is Jesus Christ.