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It's not too late to schedule these interviews!

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For review copy and interview information, contact: ajenningspr@gmail.com or 903-874-8363.   The past several months have thrown everyone for a loop. If working remotely and covering the news of the day meant you had to skip author interviews for a period of time, it's not too late to feature these great resources. I would love to help you set up interviews with any and all of these guests. Social distancing has made it harder than ever to find authentic connection with one another. God created each and every one of us with a hunger for true community,

How Much Responsibility Can One Man Shoulder?

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How Much Responsibility Can One Man Shoulder? The action picks up right where it left off in book two of the Empires of Armageddon series In Terry Brennan ’s Empires of Armageddon series , three ancient empires are rushing toward a collision in the volatile Middle East while an official high in the US State Department is conspiring with a foreign power against the US president. A centuries-old prophecy is unveiled that heralds Christ’s imminent return, and malevolent fallen angels are determined to invalidate biblical prophecy so they can manufacture a different ending to the Bible. The story which began in Ishmael Covenant picks up right where it left off in the second release, Persian Betrayal (Kregel Publications/July 28, 2020/ISBN: 9780825445316/$15.99) . Diplomatic Security Service Regional Security Officer Brian Mullaney has been tasked with an incredibly dangerous mission– to deliver the Vilna Gaon’s second prophecy, along with the deadly box that protects it

Introducing the Latest Gospel-Centered Life in the Bible Studies

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Click here or use the form below to request review copies.   The Gospel-Centered Life in the Bible series is published by New Growth Press in partnership with Serge. Each book in this new series examines how the gospel story is revealed throughout both the Old and New Testaments. Next month, we will be releasing three new studies in the series. Previous releases in the series include  Ruth: Redemption for the Broken by Jared Wilson and Jonah: Grace for Sinners and Saints by Iain Duguid. The Gospel-Centered Life for Students series includes studies of Exodus and Mark. Am I loved? The central question of every h

Win a copy of The Gentleman Spy

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Scroll down to the end of the post to enter!   It's release day for Erica Vetsch's The Gentleman Spy! I have a lot of bloggers on my team excited to share their reviews in the next few weeks, and I've got a great prize pack to giveaway. Scroll down to the end of the post to enter to win:  - A copy of Erica Vetsch's The Lost Lieutenant and The Gentleman Spy - A library card tote bag - A bookshelf pouch bag - A book mug - A Willow Tree book angel - A book page holder I'll be sharing more about the book over the coming weeks, including an interview with Erica. About the book: He only wanted a duchess for a day--but she's determined to make it a marriage for life When his father and older brother suddenly pass away, the new Duke of Haverly is saddled with a title he never expected to bear. To thwart the plans of his scheming family, the duke impulsively marries a wallflower. After all, she's meek and mild; it should be ea

Step by Step

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When we get back to having class, I'll have another group of kids because I'm going to bump up a couple of grades. It doesn't seem like I had these kids very long... because I really didn't. About six months.  Step by Step Oh God, you are my God, and I will ever praise you. Oh God, you are my God, and I will ever praise you. I will seek you in the morning, and I will learn to walk in your ways. And step by step you'll lead me, and I will follow you all of my days. And I will follow you all of my days. And I will follow you all of my days. And step by step you'll lead me, and I will follow you all of my days.

My box arrived half cooked

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There was no EveryPlate cooking this week. UPS didn't deliver my box on Friday like they were supposed to. Evidently, it never made the truck because I asked the UPS driver about it when he delivered the box on Monday.  Supposedly, with the ice packs and packing material, the food can be delivered fresh within 48 hours. That means if it came a day late, it is supposed to be ok. In Texas in July, that's doubtful. UPS didn't run on Saturday. When my box came on Monday, I was able to salvage a few veggies. I had to throw away sour cream, a lot of milk and packages of cheese. This was the cheese from my box. Melted and separated.  The ice packs were melted and the meat was not just not cool, they were warm to the touch. I joke when I say half cooked, but they were headed that direction. Once I FINALLY got through to customer service (they still have a limited staff it seems), I did get my refund, but it threw me off for the week not having my box since

Sign-up to review DoubtLess by Shelby Abbott

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  Is God good? Can I trust him with my life? Is the Bible true? These are just some of the questions that can plague young adults as they stand at the crossroads of life, when new responsibilities loom large and the world around them treats God as a small or irrelevant part of life.  In  DoubtLess , author and Cru campus minister Shelby Abbott comes alongside young adults to help them honestly face their doubt and turn to God for the gift of faith. He reminds readers that Scripture recounts the stories of many men and women who have also faced deep misgivings and uncertainty in their walk of faith. Using both Scripture and personal illustrations, Abbot shows us how to “feed our faith” in seasons of doubt through authentic relationships with other Christians, hearing from God in the Bible, and practicing thankfulness. Doubt should not scare us, nor should it become our obsession. He urges readers to see the difference between doubt and unbelief, ass