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Kerby Anderson


Homosexuality

With the controversy over “hate crimes” legislation repeatedly in the headlines, many fear that in addition to punishing crime, proposed laws could also restrict religious speech. Will “hate crimes” legislation merely serve to further the gay agenda? Anderson sorts through myths to deliver the facts on homosexuality and its social impact on families, the church, schools, and traditional marriage. While also considering spiritual aspects of the debate, he answers key questions about the roots, goals, and implications of homosexuality and the pro–gay movement.

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Kerby Anderson


Islam

According to Psychology Today, most suicide bombers are Muslim—a statement that may come as a shock to our politically correct (PC) society. Anderson argues that when it comes to Islam, we have in essence watered down the truth and accepted a compromise in the name of political correctness. He boldly challenges today’s PC rhetoric concerning the truth about Islam and its role in the global war on terror. Examining statements like “Islam is a religion of peace” and “Christians and Muslims worship the same god,” he peals back the PC façade to reveal accurate information about the world’s second largest religion.

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John Ankerberg


What Can Be Found in LOST?

With millions of viewers worldwide, Lost is one of the most–watched television shows of all time. But there’s more to Lost than the suspense–filled drama that made it famous—each episode focuses on various aspects of life, making it a useful point of reference for understanding how different people view spiritual issues. Ankerberg and Burroughs delve into the major themes highlighted in Lost, including identity, conflict, relationships, and spirituality. They offer practical suggestions for Christians who desire to talk effectively with others about the various themes in the show.

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Dillon Burroughs


What Can Be Found in LOST?

With millions of viewers worldwide, Lost is one of the most–watched television shows of all time. But there’s more to Lost than the suspense–filled drama that made it famous—each episode focuses on various aspects of life, making it a useful point of reference for understanding how different people view spiritual issues. Ankerberg and Burroughs delve into the major themes highlighted in Lost, including identity, conflict, relationships, and spirituality. They offer practical suggestions for Christians who desire to talk effectively with others about the various themes in the show.

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John Ankerberg


What's the Big Deal About Other Religions?

According to USA Today, 60% of Americans can’t name five of the Ten Commandments, and 50% of high school students think Sodom and Gomorrah were married. These statistics may be funny, but religious illiteracy isn’t. Ignorance of others’ beliefs can lead to assumptions and misunderstandings that may be dangerous. Ankerberg and Burroughs offer concise, informative answers to questions about the major religious groups in the world. They offer key insights into the origins and teachings of Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Mormonism, Wicca, Kabbalah, and many more.

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Dillon Burroughs


What's the Big Deal About Other Religions?

According to USA Today, 60% of Americans can’t name five of the Ten Commandments, and 50% of high school students think Sodom and Gomorrah were married. These statistics may be funny, but religious illiteracy isn’t. Ignorance of others’ beliefs can lead to assumptions and misunderstandings that may be dangerous. Ankerberg and Burroughs offer concise, informative answers to questions about the major religious groups in the world. They offer key insights into the origins and teachings of Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Mormonism, Wicca, Kabbalah, and many more.

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Kay Arthur


Youniquely Woman

A CareerWomen.com poll found that 62% of women have a formal or informal mentor who has contributed to their personal and professional success, proving that mentorship can be a powerful tool with lifelong results. In a rare interview opportunity, three of today’s most admired Christian women offer “been there, done that” wisdom gleaned through the journeys of their lives. Sharing what they most wish they had known as wives, mothers, and women of God, they help other women experience more peace at home, a stronger relationship with God, and balance in every area of life.

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Emilie Barnes


Youniquely Woman

A CareerWomen.com poll found that 62% of women have a formal or informal mentor who has contributed to their personal and professional success, proving that mentorship can be a powerful tool with lifelong results. In a rare interview opportunity, three of today’s most admired Christian women offer “been there, done that” wisdom gleaned through the journeys of their lives. Sharing what they most wish they had known as wives, mothers, and women of God, they help other women experience more peace at home, a stronger relationship with God, and balance in every area of life.

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Donna Otto


Youniquely Woman

A CareerWomen.com poll found that 62% of women have a formal or informal mentor who has contributed to their personal and professional success, proving that mentorship can be a powerful tool with lifelong results. In a rare interview opportunity, three of today’s most admired Christian women offer “been there, done that” wisdom gleaned through the journeys of their lives. Sharing what they most wish they had known as wives, mothers, and women of God, they help other women experience more peace at home, a stronger relationship with God, and balance in every area of life.

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Bruce Bickel


I'm Fine with God...It's Christians I Can't Stand

A nationwide survey by the Barna Research Group found that very few adults outside of Christianity have a positive view of Christians. In fact, in comparison with other groups, evangelicals were ranked only slightly more favorably than prostitutes. Bickel and Jantz agree—Christianity has an image problem. They take an unflinching look at the sometimes humorous, but often offensive, behavior of some Christians. With a refreshing call to authentic Christianity, they help believers and non–believers alike get past the peripheral issues so they can communicate openly and honestly about God.

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Stan Jantz


I'm Fine with God...It's Christians I Can't Stand

A nationwide survey by the Barna Research Group found that very few adults outside of Christianity have a positive view of Christians. In fact, in comparison with other groups, evangelicals were ranked only slightly more favorably than prostitutes. Bickel and Jantz agree—Christianity has an image problem. They take an unflinching look at the sometimes humorous, but often offensive, behavior of some Christians. With a refreshing call to authentic Christianity, they help believers and non–believers alike get past the peripheral issues so they can communicate openly and honestly about God.

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Allison Bottke


Setting Boundaries with Your Adult Children

65% of recent college grads move back in with their parents, according to census data. They’re called “Boomerang Kids”—adult children who move back home. But what if they bring along bad habits and poor life choices that threaten the emotional and financial well–being of their parents? Speaking from firsthand experience, Bottke shares the vital message that we handicap our adult children when we don’t allow them to experience the consequences of their actions. She offers powerful advice for parents with dysfunctional adult children, along with a six–step program to help them regain control in their homes and lives.

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Ron Rhodes


Conviction Without Compromise

With a major election on the horizon, America faces a far–reaching and ever–widening political divide. Red and blue states are firmly divided along party lines, leaving little room for gray areas. Polarization can also be found within the Christian community, sometimes leading entire churches and denominations to split. But which issues are worth fighting for, and when is it better to respectfully agree to disagree? In easy–to–understand language, Dr. Geisler differentiates essential doctrines of the Christian faith from nonessential beliefs. Urging unity in the essentials, he helps believers talk with others who disagree with their beliefs without compromising sound doctrine.

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Norman Geisler


Conviction Without Compromise

With a major election on the horizon, America faces a far–reaching and ever–widening political divide. Red and blue states are firmly divided along party lines, leaving little room for gray areas. Polarization can also be found within the Christian community, sometimes leading entire churches and denominations to split. But which issues are worth fighting for, and when is it better to respectfully agree to disagree? In easy–to–understand language, Dr. Geisler differentiates essential doctrines of the Christian faith from nonessential beliefs. Urging unity in the essentials, he helps believers talk with others who disagree with their beliefs without compromising sound doctrine.

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David Hawkins


The Power of Emotional Decision Making

According to the American Psychological Association, 20 percent of Americans worry that stress will affect their health, and with good reason—Medical News Today links the inability to express emotions with coronary heart disease. Dr. David Hawkins agrees. Stifling your emotions is harmful. But being in touch with your feelings, and listening to them, is healthy. Describing emotions as “energy in motion,” Hawkins explains how we can actually harness the power of our emotions and use them positively in our decision–making.

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June Hunt


Counseling Through Your Bible Handbook

CNN reports the use of pain medication has skyrocketed, with retail sales of five leading painkillers nearly doubling in the last eight years. The danger? Addiction. People can all too easily rely on medication to numb their pain, both physical and emotional, while neglecting to deal with the root of the problem. Hunt explains that while there’s no quick fix for the pain we feel, there is help and hope available to everyone in the Bible. She examines 50 of the most common and challenging struggles people face, offering practical advice and realistic solutions firmly based in God’s Word.

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Erin Keeley Marshall


Navigating Route 20-Something

In recent years, the popularity of GPS devices has risen dramatically, with navigation systems now available in hand–held devices, cell phones, and as a standard feature in many new car models. It makes logical sense—no one likes to be lost. But where can young adults find help to navigate the twists, turns, and roadblocks of life? Speaking especially to the younger generation, Marshall shares what she wishes she had learned in the years after college. With biblical and personal illustrations, she helps today’s twentysomethings find balance and make wise choices in their careers, relationships, and spiritual lives.

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Catherine Martin


Set My Heart on Fire

It takes three essential elements to start a fire: fuel, oxygen, and a spark. But neglect any one of these, and you cannot ignite even the tiniest flame. Just as it’s impossible to start a fire without the necessary elements, Martin believes that it’s impossible to grow spiritually without one very important element—The Holy Spirit. With biblical teaching, inspirational stories, and personal anecdotes, she reveals the secrets to exchanging a life of defeat and despair for the Spirit–filled life that is contagious and effective in ministry.

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Kenneth Poppe


Exposing Darwinism's Weakest Link

In the media and education system today, people are presented with only one point of view regarding the origin of life: evolution. But modern science has proven that evolution is flawed, and cracks in the theory continue to grow larger. What won’t the media tell us about the evolutionary debate? Poppe exposes serious flaws in the “monkey to man” evolution argument of our day. With helpful analogies, good examples, and clear explanations, he blows the lid off Darwinian myths surrounding issues like the beginning of speech, the origin of morality, and evidence for prehistoric man—pointing undeniably to the design of a supernatural Being.

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Ron Rhodes


Northern Storm Rising

In a recent Gallup poll, Americans named Iran as the country that poses the greatest threat to world stability. With escalating tensions in Iran and the Middle East, many have wondered whether the stage is being set for the last days. As an observer of the times, Rhodes believes Iran does pose a threat to America, and Israel as well. According to Rhodes, the conflict in the Middle East is at a fever pitch, and emerging alliances between nations could lead to the eventual fulfillment of biblical prophecy. His fascinating analysis includes a discussion of radical Islam, nuclear threats, and our worldwide dependency on oil.

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David A. Rich


You Mean That Isn't in the Bible?

In the wake of recent interest rate cuts and an ailing housing market, many are woeful about the economic forecast, and the dreaded “recession” word is sneaking its way into the headlines. Even so, many believe the Bible teaches that God wants us to be rich. But is that really what the Bible means when it says God wants us to prosper? David Rich says “no!” Tackling this and several other misconceptions, Rich discusses many common beliefs that sound true, but are not biblically accurate. He challenges others to check their Bibles and discover why God’s truth is always more liberating than clever–sounding sentiments that are ultimately false.

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Harold J. Sala


Why You Can Have Confidence in the Bible

There’s no book more life–changing than the Bible, and Dr. Sala says there’s scientific, archaeological, prophetic, and anecdotal evidence to prove it. Drawing on years of theological study, he discusses the many reasons why people can have absolute confidence in the Bible’s teaching and credibility. Sharing inspiring stories from the lives of men and women who have come face–to–face with the Bible’s truth, he helps others understand the connection between the power of the Bible and their lives, relationships, ethics, and choices.

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Debra White Smith


Marriage Revolution

With more single or cohabitating adults, married couples are now in the minority, according to New York Times analysis of census figures. Why are so many people choosing not to be married? White Smith believes America needs a Marriage Revolution! Overturning notions of hierarchies, equality, and cultural ideals, she argues that for a marriage to be successful, it must be founded upon the teachings of Jesus Christ. Along with fun suggestions for enhancing romance and communication, she encourages couples to apply Scriptural teachings to their roles of husband and wife as a whole, and not in part.

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