Devotions from a Man on the Street By: Barry Douglas Bowers Barry Douglas Bowers was a man of great passion. His life lived and breathed the essence of both great victory and confidence, to one that was relatable to us all. Barry lived and breathed the love of our Abba Father, but he was also a man like all of us. He was broken, bruised, defeated, and ashamed. Despite all of this, his heart was full of love—love for his family who were both near and far, separated yet reconciled by love, love for his friends, his brothers, and a family that was a far greater blessing than human flesh could provide. His devotions are for all. They aren’t about religion or great theology but reminiscent of the greats of saints and their blessed revelations. No, Barry was, and is, incomprehensibly the “Man on the Street.” He was all of us. He was our victory and he was our sorrow. His heart for this book would be to reach the other men and women “on the street” of life, not those who are blessed and favored in this world.

Featuring over 400 meditations from classic to contemporary that will deepen your love for God s Word Introducing the first devotional Bible using the King James Version. Devotional Bibles became popular twenty years ago, and today they comprise a large portion of the Bible market. But until now, there has never been a devotional Bible for those who love and use the King James Version. Featuring more than 400 devotions, quotes and selections that have been carefully chosen to reflect the impact that the powerful language of the King James Version has had on writers over the span of four centuries, the Hendrickson "KJV Devotional Bible" is the first of its kind. The devotional selections are interspersed throughout the Bible, placed near related scripture passages, allowing the reader to go at his/her own pace rather than follow a prescribed sequence. From Charles Wesley to Dallas Willard, C. S. Lewis to Elisabeth Elliot, the featured contributor list reads like a Who s Who in the pantheon of Christian thinkers. Featuring devotions from the following authors: Bayley, Joseph Bence, Evelyn ten Boom, Corrie Bounds, E. M. Brand, Paul Carmichael, Amy Chambers, Oswald Colson, Charles Crosby, Fanny Elliot, Elisabeth Elliot, Jim Finney, Charles Gaither, Gloria Henry, Matthew Keller, Phillip Lewis, C. S. Lewis, Joy Davidman MacDonald, George Marshall, Peter Moody, D. L. Muller, George Murray, Andrew Sanford, Agnes Sayers, Dorothy L. Schaeffer, Edith Smith, Hannah Whitall Sproul, R. C. Stott, John R. W. Sunday, Billy Swindoll, Charles Torrey, R. A. Tozer, A. W. Wesley, Charles Wesley, Susanna Willard, Dallas "

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE • From America’s “forgotten war” in Korea comes an unforgettable tale of courage by the author of A Higher Call. “In the spirit of Unbroken and The Boys in the Boat comes Devotion.”—Associated Press • “Aerial drama at its best—fast, powerful, and moving.”—Erik Larson Devotion tells the inspirational story of the U.S. Navy’s most famous aviation duo, Lieutenant Tom Hudner and Ensign Jesse Brown, and the Marines they fought to defend. A white New Englander from the country-club scene, Tom passed up Harvard to fly fighters for his country. An African American sharecropper’s son from Mississippi, Jesse became the navy’s first Black carrier pilot, defending a nation that wouldn’t even serve him in a bar. While much of America remained divided by segregation, Jesse and Tom joined forces as wingmen in Fighter Squadron 32. Adam Makos takes us into the cockpit as these bold young aviators cut their teeth at the world’s most dangerous job—landing on the deck of an aircraft carrier—a line of work that Jesse’s young wife, Daisy, struggles to accept. Deployed to the Mediterranean, Tom and Jesse meet the Fleet Marines, boys like PFC “Red” Parkinson, a farm kid from the Catskills. In between war games in the sun, the young men revel on the Riviera, partying with millionaires and even befriending the Hollywood starlet Elizabeth Taylor. Then comes the conflict that no one expected: the Korean War. Devotion takes us soaring overhead with Tom and Jesse, and into the foxholes with Red and the Marines as they battle a North Korean invasion. As the fury of the fighting escalates and the Marines are cornered at the Chosin Reservoir, Tom and Jesse fly, guns blazing, to try and save them. When one of the duo is shot down behind enemy lines and pinned in his burning plane, the other faces an unthinkable choice: watch his friend die or attempt history’s most audacious one-man rescue mission. A tug-at-the-heartstrings tale of bravery and selflessness, Devotion asks: How far would you go to save a friend?

Featuring over 400 meditations--from classic to contemporary--that will deepen your love for God's Word Introducing the first devotional Bible using the King James Version. Devotional Bibles became popular twenty years ago, and today they comprise a large portion of the Bible market. But until now, there has never been a devotional Bible for those who love and use the King James Version. Featuring more than 400 devotions, quotes and selections that have been carefully chosen to reflect the impact that the powerful language of the King James Version has had on writers over the span of four centuries, the Hendrickson KJV Devotional Bible is the first of its kind. The devotional selections are interspersed throughout the Bible, placed near related scripture passages, allowing the reader to go at his/her own pace rather than follow a prescribed sequence. From Charles Wesley to Dallas Willard, C. S. Lewis to Elisabeth Elliot, the featured contributor list reads like a "Who's Who" in the pantheon of Christian thinkers. Featuring devotions from the following authors: Bayley, Joseph Bence, Evelyn ten Boom, Corrie Bounds, E. M. Brand, Paul Carmichael, Amy Chambers, Oswald Colson, Charles Crosby, Fanny Elliot, Elisabeth Elliot, Jim Finney, Charles Gaither, Gloria Henry, Matthew Keller, Phillip Lewis, C. S. Lewis, Joy Davidman MacDonald, George Marshall, Peter Moody, D. L. Muller, George Murray, Andrew Sanford, Agnes Sayers, Dorothy L. Schaeffer, Edith Smith, Hannah Whitall Sproul, R. C. Stott, John R. W. Sunday, Billy Swindoll, Charles Torrey, R. A. Tozer, A. W. Wesley, Charles Wesley, Susanna Willard, Dallas

Written by a common man with no special theological training or ministry background, this devotional offers a 30-day journey into spiritual growth that will appeal to the average person who struggles with everyday problems. (Motivation)

Audio App Daily Devotional is the complete Bible. We have removed the verse numbers from the text itself, which gives an almost poetic feel to the Scriptures as you read, while maintaining the chapter and verse references ahead of each day's portion of Scripture. This enables you to reference and study the Scriptures in a more in-depth manner. Inside you will find an average of twenty-three New Testament verses, seven Psalms verses, three Proverbs verses, and fifty-five Old Testament verses per day. While I never recommend rushing through your time with our Lord, I felt it important to make each day's readings and portions as equal as possible, allowing you to set times throughout the day for reading in order to regroup or refocus on your task at hand. Look for and expect to hear from our Lord. Look for God to move in your life more and more as you draw closer to Him daily.

The One Year Yellow Ribbon Devotional will encourage those of us staying behind to pray for those who are taking a stand for our freedoms. During a time of war and election of a new president, The One Year Yellow Ribbon Devotional meets a large need in our society. So many people are affected by the absence of those who leave home and serve in distant lands. Those who are left behind often struggle to find contentment and hope. This devotional will not only meet the needs of those individuals but will also encourage all Americans to take a stand by praying for our country and the men and women serving overseas.

An insightful, inspirational and enlightening portrait of Father Edward J. Flanagan, the man who founded Boys Town and let a cultural revolution that forever changed the way children were viewed, valued, and cared for in society.

Cancer's Seeming Madness is about David, a forty-three-year-old agnostic son who during his cancerous terminal illness as he was searching for truth, described his bewilderment as "seeming madness". This book will help persons confronted with the mystery of suffering and death, especially when the issues are personified as they impinge on their own lives, or on the lives of ones loved. The book is unique in its focus on moments of humor and deep interpersonal relationships. David's own words and actions mollify somewhat the vivid portrayal of his search for truth and meaning. Is there a God who speaks to us through the natural world and circumstances rarely identified with spiritual truth? Does the old word providence often associated with Biblical belief have any meaningful place in a world where science and technology seem to reign supreme? Can we see the face of God in art and feel a divine presence in human relationships? You'll likely be surprised by the answers that David and those close to him found as they caught a glimpse of the Spirit at work through their tears and laughter. Perhaps as you read Cancer's Seeming Madness, the mystery of life will begin to open like a flower in spring, and you will see the colors of peace, purpose and hop as signs of God's presence nurtured by insights in this intriguing book that the author dares call, God's Story.