From Publishers Weekly Why is it so hard to say no? Pastor, writer and ex-New Yorker Cootsona explores the bevy of reasons why we say yes too often, and then delves into the virtues of no. Overworked and in bad health, the author describes how he had to embrace no in order to save his marriage, his career and his very life. Saying no, however,... ... more info

Getting ready for college can be daunting with the decisions, changes, preparation, planning, and the money. . .the money! This savvy guidebook aims to alleviate stress by arming readers with excellent academic and financial resources and practical advice about the nuts and bolts of higher education. It includes strategies for taking tests and... ... more info

These pocket guides from Focus on the Family (5 Keys to Sensible Weight Loss, Overcoming Fatigue, and 7 Steps to Healthy Eating> cover such topics as the role of exercise in weight loss, obesity in children, the carbohydrate controversy, body mass index, the importance of proper sleep habits to promote maximum energy throughout the day, and... ... more info

Product Description This pivotal book is devoted to eight skills which can be acquired by all who take part in 50 days of adventurous study. ... more info

God’s concern for the poor is one of the central themes of the Bible. But with nearly 12 percent of Americans living in poverty and despair, it’s obvious God’s people are not fulfilling this critical calling. Reasons for failure are many, but recent changes in government policy and attitude offer the church of the twenty-first century a new... ... more info

Joe Bayly by C. Everett Koop In the economy of God and in His sovereignty He puts certain people among us who will be up to the task He will place before them. Joe Bayly was such a man. He was my friend. He was the father of several of my patients. Three separate times I shared with him the bone-crushing grief when one of his children died.... ... more info

The Allure is the story of the marriage of John and Valerie, who after seven years of marriage have drifted apart. Valerie desires God's will for her marriage, as long as it means she can have someone else to come home to. But God begins to heal Valerie's heart and marriage, and to take her and her husband in a direction she doesn't expect. Join... ... more info

A Christian reader's look at the call of God to meet the spiritual needs of "dead men walking," from the perspective of a most unlikely friend of death row prisoners. ... more info

Since the current recession began in December 2007, the American economy has lost a staggering total of 6.5 million jobs. The unemployment rate is hovering near 10% for the first time in over a quarter-century. And still, each month, several hundred-thousand more people are losing their jobs. It seems as if words like “hope” and “opportunity” have... ... more info

This illustrated gift-book deals with Jewish themes and was created by playwright David Mamet and artist Donald Sultan. On the eve of a boy's Bar Mitzvah, he learns about life from an old man whose antique watch reveals something of man's relation to God. ... more info

Product Description A perfect gift for Valentine's Day that will stir the hearts of couples with romantic stories, love poems, traditions of the holiday, coupons with creative romantic suggestions, uplifting quotes and scriptures, and more. ... more info

I appreciate Ruth Senter's book because it strikes a chord with me as a middle-aged woman going through life's changes (not all of them biological). She is open and honest with the reader about her own failures, doubts, and feelings of uncertainty. But she also brings hope More... by sharing how she met various challenges and found peace through... ... more info