Stricken, Smitten and Afflicted By: George Zoebl “It’s sort of a Gone With The Wind only with a lot more romance, action, and many soul-searching questions about racism that leaves the reader musing the horrors of this evil over many generations.” “The two simultaneously told stories of Donna Washington entering a segregated high school in 1965 and her great, great grandmother Anita-Ann on a plantation outside Atlanta in 1860 brings you face to face with the Ku Klux Klan and plantation slavery in one big heart-pounding ride of a read.” “Zoebl leaves us to think deep and long about this story as it often matches our own journey for meaning, love and understanding.” “Mix a little Fifty Shades of Gray with a good Tom Clancy action drama and off you go on a rollercoaster ride of pure pleasure.” With two stories being simultaneously told in different time periods, the powers of love are tested. With racism at its worst and highest during two periods in history, different couples show what the powers of love can do to fight the terrible effects of racism.

A foremost linguist of his time, Alexander carefully examines the book of Isaiah from the original Hebrew and highlights nuances and insights.

The seventh book in this series, this text focuses on textual comments and believer edification of the prophet Isaiah. Although the text isn't focused on textual research of a theological exegesis, the commentary does try to bring tthe ideas and assertions made by the prophet Isaiah in the pre-exile of the nations of Israel and Judah. This book is handy for anyone who wants to read into commentary history as well as to get a good solid look at how the texts of Isaiah apply to our lives.

Powerful Words, Thoughts, and Inspirations for the Soul is a collection of timeless treasures, meditations, thoughts, and motivational sermons to feed the soul. All of us have had our momentsmoments of peace, trials, or self-reflection. The pages of this book are filled with encouraging messages to inspire you to reach higher heights and to never ever lose sight of what our heavenly Father has planned for your life. I admonish you to take each day as a blessing from the Father and reach into his good treasure for strength to continue your spiritual journey. I pray that you will be richly blessed and transformed as you drink from the Rock, Christ Jesus.

Do you want to know what you have become now that you are born again? What is that thing you will begin to do when you know that you have the nature of God in you? You have the very life of God in you and nothing can be impossible to you. These and many more you'll find in this inspiring book, "THE BELIEVER"S POSSESSIONS" This book will reveal to you that complete package that has been given to you when you became born again. It also gives the one who needs to be born again the opportunity to seize this glorious opportunity.

This work by one of the great commentators of the past is required reading for every student of the Bible. This book covers the entire Bible and includes all six volumes of Matthew Henry's work and is unabridged.

This anthology covers thirteen centuries of Christian poetry from the ancient Dream of the Rood to modern poems by T. S. Eliot and C. S. Lewis. I can think of no one better qualified to assemble an anthology of Christian devotional poetry than Elizabeth Marlow. She not only knows this poetry well but has taught it for many years to appreciative students. Best of all, she loves and serves the Lord to whom the poems in this collection direct the gaze of our souls. With this anthology, she has given us a tool with which to stir up the embers of our hearts, that our love for the triune God might blaze all the brighter. I highly recommend this collection. —Greg Bailey, Director of Editorial, Crossway Books I am chastened by comments in the preface to this book: “If we don’t read, reflect on, and enjoy the great wealth of Christian poetry available to us, these poetic gems will eventually be consigned to academic libraries and forgotten by the majority of the reading public.” Apart from reading and singing psalms and hymns, I have not been an avid reader of poetry. I confess this to my shame, and recently I determined to address this appalling shortcoming in my life. Elizabeth Marlow’s anthology of poetry is the ideal antidote. I am excited to recommend this anthology of thirteen centuries of English poetry. Just look at the table of contents, and your appetite will be whetted. So join me in learning to love God better by reading these selections. —Dr. Joseph A. Pipa, President of Greenville Theological Seminary, Professor of Systematic and Homiletical Theology, Greenville, SC