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The Peasants Scroll:

It’s 1975. Pastor Tom McGarvey has spent years preaching a faith he no longer feels. His church is shrinking, his spirit exhausted, and a terminal diagnosis has stolen the illusion that he has time to fix any of it.

But everything changes when a chance encounter in the Holy Land places an ancient scroll in his hands; a document the world didn’t know existed, and a message the modern Church isn’t ready to hear.

The scroll’s author, a young peasant from the earliest days of the Jesus movement, describes a Way built on fearless compassion and lived sacrifice. The scroll’s words expose how far Christianity has drifted from its origins… and how much Tom has, too.

As he races against the clock to understand the scroll’s meaning, Tom must decide whether to protect the institution he’s served his whole life – or ignite a revolution that could cost him everything in the numbered days he has left.

A gripping, thought-provoking novel about a dying pastor, a forgotten truth, and the powerful beauty of a faith that demands action.

Moral Fractures:

The confession was never meant to be heard. The truth was never meant to be known. And he was never meant to choose between justice and the law.

When whispers of corruption in the church intersect with a brutal murder in Atlantic City’s criminal underworld, Detective Vince Brown finds himself holding an illegally recorded confession. As he investigates, he uncovers a sprawling conspiracy that stretches from the boardwalk to the Baltic Sea.

With organized crime, international money laundering, and spiritual corruption weaving a deadly web, Brown must confront the cost of his rigid morals as he navigates a world where nothing is as it seems.

From the author of the critically acclaimed Doubt On Trial, this searing thriller asks: How far would you go to protect what you love? This debut novel blends Dennis Lehane’s psychological complexity with Michael Connelly’s authentic police procedurals, leaving you to question your own code of ethics long after the final page.

Finding Gratitude In HOPE:

Even though it can throw us curveballs, we have the power to make the most of life.

In Finding Gratitude in H.O.P.E., you’ll discover a personal story of one man’s journey and what put him on the path of choosing gratitude and hope instead of letting fear, despair, or anger consume his life.

Get ready to foster a strong relationship with gratitude and hope, and through them, happiness.

Life is fragile, but you are not.

Unlock your ability to:

• Cope with the tough moments life throws at you
• Find gratitude in moments instead of focusing on the negative
• Be inspired to discover hope in every situation
• Choose strength – even when all seems lost
• Achieve anything you set your mind to!

Rusty Williams bares his soul and life’s story in a conversational tone that feels more like a talk with a good friend. His invaluable life experience and advice can help guide anyone through their toughest moments with grace.

Take your life into your hands today by finding the inspiration you’ve been looking for.
Transform yourself and your life – no matter what you’re facing – with gratitude and hope!

Tender Truths (contributing author):

This collection of beautifully written, astonishing, and relatable stories turns the focus onto the practitioner and caregiver. Written by compassionate, skilled, and inspiring practitioners in the areas of end-of-life such as hospice, palliative care, thanatology, education, paramedic and police services, chaplaincy, hypnosis and meditation, and death doula work. The co-authors are kind and courageous and openly share their vulnerability and what it means to work in the area of end-of-life care. The co-authors are kind and courageous and openly share their vulnerability and what it means to work in the area of end-of-life care.

The combination of moving anecdotes, quotes, and real-world observations from a variety of practitioner viewpoints on end-of-life care will move you. In this book:

• compelling stories of caring for a client or loved one at end-of-life transition,
• discussion about how companioning the dying is similar to the tenets of Companioning the Bereaved by Dr. Alan D. Wolfelt,
• inspiring experiences or moments of revelation,
• self-care tips and strategies for managing as a caregiver,
• recommended quotes and books that inspired the authors,
• what practitioners wish they had known when they began on the journey as practitioners in end-of-life care and what they discovered,
• space for journaling your thoughts, and
• a co-author discussion.

The Living Eulogy Journal:

Wouldn’t it be nice for those we care about to hear the eulogy we created for them?

Why do we save our nicest thoughts for someone until after they’ve died? Why not share how much our loved ones mean to us now, before they’re gone? That’s where this unique gratitude journal comes in. If you believe that the people in your life deserve to hear the influence they’ve had and how much you appreciate them – while they’re still here to appreciate it, then this journal is for you!

Instead of reflecting on our feelings of gratitude, let’s share them. Let’s build bridges, strengthen relationships, and show those who’ve made a difference in our lives why they’re so important to us. And let’s start right here with this unique type of gratitude journal, The Living Eulogy Journal. Let’s focus on the most important thing: the people in our lives who have built us up, who have loved us unconditionally, and who have made this strange journey called life worthwhile.

This journal gives you weekly opportunities to share your living eulogy by encouraging you to call the person and read your loving words. By doing so, the lives of those who’ve made a difference in your life will be forever changed week by week as you share your gratitude for them, and with them.

Doubt On Trial:

Have you ever questioned, or doubted, what you’ve read in the Bible?

In a hypothetical trial where the Church wants to sentence Doubt to death, this book discusses many of the discrepancies, contradictions, historical conflicts, and problematic passages in the Bible—just as they are debated in seminaries and theological schools around the world.

In addition to reading the New Testament from a devotional perspective, this book shares numerous reasons why it’s also important to read it with a critical eye and from a historical point of view. By doing so, Jesus’ ministry, and message, are experienced in a whole new way.

Written for agnostics and believers alike, this refreshingly honest read will engage those interested in the New Testament, as well as anyone who’s ever questioned passages or doubted some of the events in the Bible. There’s no preaching in this book. Instead, you’ll read the courtroom transcript of Doubt’s testimony.

What will your verdict be when you finish the last page? There’s only one way to find out. Add this book, and the companion journal, to your cart now and experience for yourself a new understanding of Holy Scripture.

Doubt On Trial – Jury Notes:

How many times have you wished you had written down what you were thinking?

This companion journal to Doubt on Trial: An Agnostic Minister’s Defense To Questioning The Bible offers you the opportunity to write down your thoughts and emotions as you finish reading each chapter.

Many courts allow jury members to take notes during a trial. Using reflective, open-ended questions, Jury Notes gives you a template to take your own notes as the trial of Doubt unfolds.

By keeping track of your feelings, your new understandings will be saved when you look back at your faith journey in the weeks, months, and even years after you’ve finished the book.