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After the Scriptures have been interpreted for their primary meaning, they remain a source for continued applications in our life. Based on reformed theology, these insights were written as a devotional to stimulate a hunger and thirst in the reader for the Word of God.

It is a tragic testimony that Christians would neglect the Word of God—the very truths they espouse to live by. Gleanings is intended to prompt the believer to search out the Scriptures so that they may be capable of explaining them, and prepared for the good works they were created for. Gleanings is designed to provide essential elements of faith, grace, and salvation to those who have no relationship with Christ.

In The Excellence of God, pastor and nonprofit founder Phillip D. Fletcher shares twelve essays that demonstrate God’s goodness through his many majestic traits.

 

This series of essays testifies of the majesty and excellence of God as Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. Through an array of Bible verses, the essays on theology address the holiness, glory, and love of God; Jesus as the great prophet, high priest, and king; and the Holy Spirit, who abides on the delight of God and binds the broken. The doxology essays focus on David’s reign, the God of peace, and his worthiness.

 

The Excellence of God communicates that God is the greatest being inside and outside of our universe. He is the reason everything exists and why everything has purpose and significance. Fletcher shows the importance of regaining a vision of the excellence of God in the midst of a world that has had its eyes trained to enjoy lesser things.

In The Excellence of God, pastor and nonprofit founder Phillip D. Fletcher shares twelve essays that demonstrate God’s goodness through his many majestic traits.

 

This series of essays testifies of the majesty and excellence of God as Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. Through an array of Bible verses, the essays on theology address the holiness, glory, and love of God; Jesus as the great prophet, high priest, and king; and the Holy Spirit, who abides on the delight of God and binds the broken. The doxology essays focus on David’s reign, the God of peace, and his worthiness.

 

The Excellence of God communicates that God is the greatest being inside and outside of our universe. He is the reason everything exists and why everything has purpose and significance. Fletcher shows the importance of regaining a vision of the excellence of God in the midst of a world that has had its eyes trained to enjoy lesser things.

The word bastard has been misconceived for many years. We use it to degrade one another. We use it to make people feel bad about themselves. It is no wonder lack of self-esteem is a major problem for many people.

But it does not have to be that way. In No Longer a Bastard, Minister A. Mason Rogers presents a loving salutation that exemplifies the love of God and His call for man to take inventory of himself spiritually. Readers are urged to examine themselves through the word of God to see if they manifest the image of God in their life. They will be inspired when faced with the fact God loves every human on planet Earth. But people have free will, and God forces no one to accept his son, Jesus. Through faith and God’s magnificent word, all can overcome the obstacles in this life

No Longer a Bastard will help readers find their way to accepting God’s word and overcome the obstacles in this life by the blood of the Lamb. They will also learn how to look within themselves to see if they reflect what God intends them to be. People have the right to spend eternity with their creator, and No Longer a Bastard helps individuals find the way.

In this life, each person is destined to contend with trials and tribulations, but many anticipate that one day, after our journeys on Earth are over, we will live with our Father in heaven for eternity. Even though we are forced to face these issues, we are not alone. In Soar on Wings Like the Eagle, author Andrew Choi presents us with a Bible study that shares the hope of the Lord, discussing the fact that Satan is a tempter and deceiver; Jesus’s true interpretation of the laws and what they really mean; and many more subjects that affect Christians today. In this five-chapter study, Choi takes us through the Scriptures and shows us how to further our Christian lives and fellowship with our Lord. Each chapter focuses on a unique aspect of issues Christians face on a daily basis—from redemption to daily trials, the Lord’s unconditional love to God’s power that gives us all strength, and how to live a hopeful life, focused on our eternal home in heaven. If you have ever wondered how to find hope in the Lord during times of struggle or how to forgive others and receive strength through the power of the Lord, Soar on Wings Like the Eagle will show you the way.

In this life, each person is destined to contend with trials and tribulations, but many anticipate that one day, after our journeys on Earth are over, we will live with our Father in heaven for eternity. Even though we are forced to face these issues, we are not alone. In Soar on Wings Like the Eagle, author Andrew Choi presents us with a Bible study that shares the hope of the Lord, discussing the fact that Satan is a tempter and deceiver; Jesus’s true interpretation of the laws and what they really mean; and many more subjects that affect Christians today. In this five-chapter study, Choi takes us through the Scriptures and shows us how to further our Christian lives and fellowship with our Lord. Each chapter focuses on a unique aspect of issues Christians face on a daily basis—from redemption to daily trials, the Lord’s unconditional love to God’s power that gives us all strength, and how to live a hopeful life, focused on our eternal home in heaven. If you have ever wondered how to find hope in the Lord during times of struggle or how to forgive others and receive strength through the power of the Lord, Soar on Wings Like the Eagle will show you the way.

When packing for a trip, carrying excess baggage can make your trip more difficult than it should be. Excess baggage in our lives can have the same effects; it can weigh us down and place insurmountable pressure on our lives

This guide explores the kind of excess baggage that a Christian may be carrying through life. Author Zebria Coffey has defined it as, among other things, behavior that does not befit a Christian, such as wrath, malice, jealousy, anger, filthy language, evil desires, and a lying tongue. She also includes the challenge of taking on too many activities without considering the time and energy it will take to complete them. We have all been guilty at one time or another of saying yes to too many projects or activities, only to feel burnt out at the end.  

Excess baggage is burdensome to us. It is necessary to begin to identify and acknowledge it in our lives and then make a conscious decision to lighten our loads. The message in Excess Baggage reminds us of what our most important priority in life should be—putting God before all others. When we put God first, He directs our path in life and helps us to determine how best to handle tasks and priorities as they are presented to us.

Have the same old things in life lost their power to thrill you? Does life too often seem empty and meaningless? Do you wonder where we came from, why we are here on this earth, and where—if anywhere—we will go when we die? Perhaps you are afraid of what the future holds, as each day, new and seemingly unsolvable problems emerge to challenge mankind. Lost to Found is author Lynne Avery’s firsthand account of her personal journey from intellectual bondage to a personal knowledge of God. For decades, Lynne watched as God gave other people meaning and hope but provided none for her. Her intellect told her there was no God, life had no meaning, and evolution was the sole cause of our unintended existence. Her heart told her differently. Lynne now shares with other intellectual skeptics the path to faith and beyond that led her to an internal certainty of God’s presence. Her story is one that offers hope to all who are weary of the emptiness of life.

Have the same old things in life lost their power to thrill you? Does life too often seem empty and meaningless? Do you wonder where we came from, why we are here on this earth, and where—if anywhere—we will go when we die? Perhaps you are afraid of what the future holds, as each day, new and seemingly unsolvable problems emerge to challenge mankind. Lost to Found is author Lynne Avery’s firsthand account of her personal journey from intellectual bondage to a personal knowledge of God. For decades, Lynne watched as God gave other people meaning and hope but provided none for her. Her intellect told her there was no God, life had no meaning, and evolution was the sole cause of our unintended existence. Her heart told her differently. Lynne now shares with other intellectual skeptics the path to faith and beyond that led her to an internal certainty of God’s presence. Her story is one that offers hope to all who are weary of the emptiness of life.

When author Phoebe Leggett received a tragic call in the middle of the night nearly eight years ago, her life was forever changed. Her twenty-two-year-old son had just been killed in a car crash. Devastated and confused, she embarked on a long and difficult journey to recovery.

In It’s My Time to Grieve,she presents a message of hope for hurting hearts. Using personal experiences as a guide, she shares her story while providing a resource to help others successfully navigate through the grieving process, which includes moving through the stages of grief; managing the holidays; handling the emotions of fear, anger, and regret; dealing with the death of a child, spouse, parent, sibling, friend, or pet; sharing the pain; gaining comfort and healing from the Bible; moving forward.

 

Applying Bible verses, poetry, and personal stories, It’s My Time to Grieve communicates a message of hope for the brokenhearted with the comfort God provides. His consolation is all that’s needed to see you through the process of sorrow. Set it free, give it to God, and let it go.

 

When author Phoebe Leggett received a tragic call in the middle of the night nearly eight years ago, her life was forever changed. Her twenty-two-year-old son had just been killed in a car crash. Devastated and confused, she embarked on a long and difficult journey to recovery.

In It’s My Time to Grieve,she presents a message of hope for hurting hearts. Using personal experiences as a guide, she shares her story while providing a resource to help others successfully navigate through the grieving process, which includes moving through the stages of grief; managing the holidays; handling the emotions of fear, anger, and regret; dealing with the death of a child, spouse, parent, sibling, friend, or pet; sharing the pain; gaining comfort and healing from the Bible; moving forward.

 

Applying Bible verses, poetry, and personal stories, It’s My Time to Grieve communicates a message of hope for the brokenhearted with the comfort God provides. His consolation is all that’s needed to see you through the process of sorrow. Set it free, give it to God, and let it go.