Katherine Butler

Amy Mason

Ronald Beers

The Daily Habits of the Heart One Minute Devotional will help develop spiritual practices to draw you into a more profound and lasting relationship with God. This devotional's smooth faux leather cover is decorated with a serene landscape that showcases a heart-shaped tree filled with pink leaves. The title is presented in large black letters accented ins silver foil. Daily Habits of the Heart This daily devotional for women is compiled of 365 devotions selected for women. Each day is dated with the month and day and features a Scripture verse followed by a short reflection and a prayer. The compact size of the devotional makes this a highly portable book that can be taken on your daily errands or packed in a carry-on when you travel. A satin ribbon marker is included to keep your place as you work your way through the devotional. The interior pages are printed in two colors and gilt-edged in gold. A presentation page in the front of the book allows you to personalize it. The Daily Habits of the Heart One Minute Devotional makes a meaningful Christmas gift for all the women in your life. Heart-shaped tree design Gold foiled and heat-debossed title Faux leather cover Flexcover 365 daily devotions Gilt-edged pages 436 pages Two-color interior Attached ribbon marker Presentation page Size: 5.6 x 4.5 x 1 9142 x 114 x 25 mm)

One Minute Devotions Daily Habits of the Heart Faux Leather

Ronald A. Beers

V Gilbert Beers

Rebecca Beers

Brian R Coffey

Jonathan Farrar

Sean A Harrison

"TouchPoints for Women" puts God's answers to pressing questions. Answers, words of encouragement, and Bible promises are provided on nearly 150 alphabetically arranged topics--from affection, belonging, and contentment, to disappointment, loneliness, and security.

TouchPoints for Women

Blanche Evans Dean

Blanche E. Dean

Laura F. Dean

Joab L. Thomas

This book with 400 natural color illustrations, includes a picture and description of at least one representative of most of the known families.

Wildflowers of Alabama and Adjoining States

Katherine J. Butler

Without talking and listening, it's impossible to develop a close friendship with someone. It is through regular conversation that we grow to know our friends better. This book is for readers who long to hear God's voice and desire a close friendship with Him. God wants to be your closest and most trusted friend. No matter what the world says, it is possible for you to have a deep and lasting relationship with God. This morning when you wake up, let the Creator of the universe hear from you. Gain confidence in knowing that God is in control of your day and He cares deeply for you. Share your deepest longings and greatest concerns. Invite Him into your day and ask Him to fill your heart with hope and promise. You can go through your day knowing God cares deeply about you and wants to be ever-present in your life.

Life-Giving Conversations with God

In the Morning When I Rise

Without talking and listening, it’s impossible to develop a close friendship with someone. It is through regular conversation that we grow to know our friends better. This book is for readers who long to hear God’s voice and desire a close friendship with Him. God wants to be your closest and most trusted friend. No matter what the world says, it is possible for you to have a deep and lasting relationship with God. This morning when you wake up, let the Creator of the universe hear from you. Gain confidence in knowing that God is in control of your day and He cares deeply for you. Share your deepest longings and greatest concerns. Invite Him into your day and ask Him to fill your heart with hope and promise. You can go through your day knowing God cares deeply about you and wants to be ever-present in your life.

"It was nearly the scene Ida knew was coming and her palms were sweating. Instead of fairground rides there were peeling beach huts, a small girl, shivering in her nightdress, and hundreds and hundreds of furious gulls. On-screen Ida pushed her sister into the sea, and then climbed in after her." Almost 30 and entirely irresponsible, Ida Irons returns home for her mother's funeral. It's the first time she's been back, or seen her younger sister Alice, in fourteen years. Their mother was the caustic and secretive writer Bridie Adair, who named Ida after her infamous play. While Ida has been struggling to escape its shadow, Alice has been dealing with problems of her own. Forced to confront their fractured relationship, the sisters deal with their troubling history and search for the true story behind the play, finally asking the question: what really happened to 'the other' Ida?

Amy Mason

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