Robert D. Wolgemuth

Christian Living

“The first time I read something from Tim Keesee, I was captivated by his writing. I still am. Tim’s worldview arrests my heart and my mind. I love his love for the Lord, and the sobriety with which he shepherds God’s people and the Father’s relentless truth. You may be tempted to sample this book as you would the cashews in a pretty dish on someone’s coffee table. Don’t do this. Dig in. Soak in his wisdom. Be taken by truth, perhaps as never before. The time you spend here will be a worthy investment. I promise.”

Being a Great Mom, Raising Great Kids

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Parenting can be a lonely and difficult experience. You need a friend who has been there--someone who loves you enough to encourage you, someone who tells you the truth. Well, I have very good news for you. Sharon Jaynes is the friend you've been looking for. Her heart is warm and her wisdom is straightforward. This is a wonderful book.”

Mind Your Mindset

Christian Living

“unpacked. And heart-pounding inspiration. Read it. Then, read it again. You will not be disappointed. Thank you, Michael and Megan. Count me among the very grateful.”

The 5 Masculine Instincts

Men

“If ever there was a language, fashioned uniquely to men . . . invented just for them, Chase Replogle speaks it. This book is clear-headed, bold, and crisp. After nearly forty years in the publishing business, I've been told that men don't read books. Take a few minutes in this one and you will agree with me that this book is a happy exception. Men need to read this. I predict they will. I'm so glad I did.”

The Characters of Creation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Reading a Dan Darling book is like having a long conversation with a friend. A very bright, serious-minded, and sometimes quirky friend. I love Dan's special insights into God's Word and the gospel. This book takes you back to the beginning of everything and sheds new light on the people—some you've heard of, others you haven't—and all that happened to them back there. Get ready for a unique, enlightening, and really sweet experience.”

The Father's Plan

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“There’s also an epilogue at the end, called “Thou Shalt Smile.” This includes some of my favorite funny material. It’s tucked back there for no other reason than to give you a chance to smile. You may never get to this material, and that’s fine, of course. Or you may use it like the candy dish on the coffee table . . . popping a sweet in your mouth whenever you walk by. There’s no secret reason for this section to be in this study guide. It’s there just for fun. But seriously . . . it’s my hope and prayer that The Father’s Plan study guide inspires you and helps you to begin building a family legacy that lasts . . . for God’s glory and for the joy of generations that follow. Welcome.”

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