Who is this book for? Anyone with a sense of humor, Believer or not, and believe it or not! For maximizing enjoyment, a Bible is indispensable, being the well-spring of this book. The author has been a licensed preacher for over twenty years, and a Bible teacher for twice that long, has written several other books including six on poetry and two humor-fiction works. His already-documented goal is to write one hundred books or celebrate his one hundredth birthday, whichever comes last. He lives in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, which he claims is a unique home base fueling a self-confessed writing eccentricity, and providing an abundance of fine eateries, ensuring with a few bucks, hell never be in want for good food when the cupboard is bare. Here are titles, chronologically-ordered and published also by Authorhouse, of almost all his books: Deep Space Probe To Poetria Payload From Poetria Musings Of The Mad Poet From Poetria Poemes That Stirre The Soule & Moove The Bowelles Poems Are Eggs Laid By Authors Too Lazy To Write Novels And Too Chicken To Hatch Plots How! The States Really Got Their Names or Laurias Legendary Lowdown Poom! All About The Presidents -or- Foibles Ole Aesop Would Have Loved To Write

The Adventures of the Love Bunnies is a series of stories about three little bunnies who have three basic personalities. Runner jumps into things without thinking and is constantly getting into trouble. Mellow (Mel for short) is the peacemaker. Emosha, their sister, is emotional and fearful. Their mom and dad believe in God, Jesus Christ (the Son of God), and the Bible (the Word of God). This series of stories is intended to help children gain confidence and feel encouraged to read Gods Word and love one another.

For four decades, from 1951 to 1990, The Reformed Journal set the standard for top-notch, venturesome theological reflection on a broad range of issues. With a lively mix of editorial comment, articles, and reviews, it addressed topics as diverse as the civil rights movement, feminism, the Vietnam War, South African apartheid, the plight of Palestinian Christians, and the rise of the Christian Right, all from a Reformed perspective. In this anthology James Bratt and Ronald Wells have assembled select pieces that exemplify the Journal's position at the cutting edge of thoughtful Christian engagement with culture.

"Jesus don't give a hoot about baseball" -Leonard Cassity

Go from reading the Bible because you should... ...to reading it because you want to. Help! How Do I Read the Bible? strips away complicated study lessons and theological lingo common in Bible-reading guides and reveals a simpler truth: Reading the Bible is about discovering God’s heart. When we know why we’re reading and who we’re reading about, the how falls naturally into place. You will experience... • A guilt-free approach to reading the Bible that builds momentum over time. • Practical Bible-reading tips shared by real people. • Helpful guidance for selecting easy-to-use study tools. • Principles for Bible-reading that steer you away from confusion and misinterpretation. Easy to gift! Help! How Do I Read the Bible? is part of a new Jesus-centered series of practical guides that make natural gifts for adults and teens wanting to grow in their relationship with Jesus. Collect and share the whole set!