"Fish Food" is intended to reach and touch people in a simple way in a complicated world. Each teaching and story is intended to inspire and stir up spirits. Read these stories and allow yourself some simple, peaceful time in the Lord. You may laugh. You may cry. You may be challenged by the challenging nature of some of the teachings; but above all let the stories soak in and satisfy you! May you get "hooked" on Jesus, hooked on this book and hook some friends for Jesus today!

If you?ve ever struck out during this all important game of life, it's okay! In his book Life Happens: How to Keep Swinging When You?ve Taken More Hits Than A Louisville Slugger, author Ron Moore shares that the most important element in keeping dreams alive, pizazz and excitement in this game of life, is to never stop getting up to the plate and swinging no matter what kind of ?hit? you?ve taken. Inside the covers of this book, you?ll find humor and entertainment mixed with some deeply solid principles revealed through some of the good, the bad, and the ugly of his life. You?ll discover how he personally keeps swinging in this most important game of life and how you can as well.

Introducing God “Hearts” Me, a brand-new daily devotional featuring 365 readings that will encourage your heart with regular reminders of God’s love. Each devotional reading touches on relevant life topics—such as, Faith, Forgiveness, Friendship, and more. . . Engaging and thought-provoking prayers and easy-to-understand scripture selections—all in one fun, creative package—will inspire you to grow up God's way.

In this booklet compiled from Life-study of Philippians, Witness Lee considers the difference between outward behavior and living Christ. By letting the Word of Christ dwell in us richly, by singing it and pray-reading it, the riches of the Word fill us and make us one with the Lord. This is the way to live Christ.

The subject of Philippians is the experience of Christ. Concerning the experience of Christ, each chapter of Philippians covers a major point. First, in chapter one, we have the magnification of Christ. No matter what the circumstances are in which we find ourselves, we need to express Christ in such a way that we magnify Him. In chapter two, Paul presents Christ as our pattern. In everything we do, we need a pattern, a model, an example. Even in the experience of Christ and the enjoyment of Christ, we need a pattern. This pattern is Christ Himself. Chapter three indicates that Christ should be our goal, our aim. We who love the Lord and seek Him are not aimless. Our aim is Christ Himself. He is the goal toward which we press. Finally, in chapter four, Christ is our strength. In 4:13 Paul says, “I can do all things in Him who empowers me.” Christ is not only the pattern and the goal; He is also the strength, the power, the dynamo. As the dynamo within us, he empowers us to live Him, to magnify Him, and to press on toward Him as the goal. In the four chapters of Philippians, we see Christ as the One lived out and magnified, Christ as the pattern, Christ as the goal, and Christ as our inward strength. This book on the experience of Christ covers four major points: the expression, the pattern, the goal, and the strength.