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Miracles are woven into the fabric of Christianity. From Genesis to Revelation, they are threads that run throughout the entire tapestry of Scripture. It seems, however, that our society has waged an all-out assault on miracles and their relevance. Today, biblical miracles are brushed aside as mere superstition or myth, while God is dismissed as unnecessary. Is there really a wonder-working God?Prayer is a powerful thing. It is a two-way conversation between a holy God and those He has chosen to redeem. Prayer is not powerful because of the words we choose, nor based upon the amount of faith that we possess, but because we serve an awesome God who is able to step into our natural world and work miracles on our behalf. So, the question is not whether there is a God, but rather how big is your God? Our faith is literally stitched together by God's miraculous power.

What would happen if we took the kingdom back by force before it got its grip on our young people?Thin about it.Language acquisition begins in the third trimester of the womb. Studies have suggested the same words or sounds heard from the womb are embedded in the memory and activated in the baby's memory when recited again after birth! We sing songs and recite words to our babies in vitro, and early childhood, to teach them our language.Samuel was in the temple from infancy and was well versed in the heavenly kingdom language, Moses was in Pharaoh's household from infancy and was well versed in their Egyptian kingdom language, and many children have affinities to certain songs or words that were shared with them from infancy because it is familiar to them.Can you imagine what could happen if we began teaching our babies to speak our kingdom language for themselves during their first years?I Am What God Says I Am will give you the opportunity to use story times to simultaneously stimulate your child's intellect and spirit using the very word of God! It is the first of several tools to be developed that can grow with your children while reminding them of who they are!

You are young!You are smart!You are full of potential!You are going to do great things in your life!You have a lot of great qualities!You believe in God!You are saved!And you live in this world full of temptations and struggles. Now what?Sometimes being saved and young is easy! Sometimes it can be tough!There is tough stuff all around you!Sometimes adults forget how challenging it can be as a saved young person. You may have school pressure, peer pressure, parent pressure, and self-pressure to do the right things while you also struggle with temptations to do wrong things.This book is to help you remember God's Word when you are living your life! It's a cheat code to help you remember to stay saved and young when you face tough stuff!Being saved doesn't have to be boring! So enjoy being young, but remember to make decisions that will make our Heavenly Father proud!You can keep this book in your pencil pouch, locker, purse, car, or even download it!Tough Stuff will give young people the opportunity to check and apply God's Word about tough and taboo topics as they navigate their life in a successful, saved, and satisfying way!

Everyone believes in something. We trust gravity to keep us on the ground, our stool to keep us off the floor, and the sun to rise tomorrow. We don't even think about it. But trusting in someone we cannot see is really difficult. It's bad enough trying to trust people we think we know.This book is for anyone willing to gather in a coffee shop or sports bar--wherever friends can talk about such issues. Issues we discuss in the park, hallway, or lunchroom. Deep questions we ponder when our phone is on vibrate.These studies look at people from the Bible who have considered connecting with the God-human Jesus--and what they discovered. So if you're willing to take another (or first-time) look, grab your favorite drink and jump in.

This work is a great addition to Christian literature as it reveals to those who engage its pages the quest of ultimate security. It is reassuring to know that in a world of people who feel as if they are without hope that there is a means to determine how to enter into a relationship with God and to live a meaningful life and expect a heavenly future. Mark L. Bailey, President, Dallas Theological Seminary