Family Ministry

Winner of the 2008 Christian Book Award and written by Ruth Graham, the daughter of today's most beloved evangelist, Billy Graham, this is a beautiful four-color family devotion with over 300 photographs that retells 100 important Bible stories and helps parents and children walk together on their faith journey. Each devotion takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and has been used by four generations of the Graham family.

Poetry is deepest feeling set to music. Longings of the heart, appreciation for others, love, sorrows, joys...all can be expressed through the amazing method of rhyme and rhythm. This poetry will grip your heart and make you think.

The Book of Acts is a great story of the early church Jesus started and left in the tiny nation of Israel. He left his unlikely group of disciples with the enormous task of spreading what they knew about Jesus and their experience with him to the entire world. They were successful and not only reached their world, but generations into the future. Approximately 2,000 years after he returned to Heaven, the church exists in places like South America, Asia, and the remotest islands of the Earth.

Esther had to meet King Xerxes and she was very nervous. Mordecai just laughed at her. King Xerxes asked Esther to marry him and she readily accepted. One day, Haman told King Xerxes that a group of citizens were a threat to him. The king immediately issued a royal order that put all the citizens to death. What happens to Mordecai and his family? Does Esther save them? What happens at the end?

Sweet Christian comfort for children in rhyming stories to help comfort common fears. Based on Psalm 107:20, 21.

Little Girls Need Their Daddy is about the importance of what the man means to a little girl. The daddy is placed at the head of the household by God for a reason. He is to lead, guide, and protect the home. Because of the dysfunction that is going on in the homes today, women are being abused, and a lot of it stems from childhood. They were not shown that love and affection from their fathers. Therefore, they go out into the world to find it elsewhere. This is my story.

Over 2,000 years ago, a peaceful man was killed because of his "radical" ideas. This man was perceived as threatening to a government that claimed he "corrupted" the minds of its citizens. His crime? He suggested the people consider that things are not always what they appear to be.