The return of Jesus is not a puzzle to be solved or a theological position to be affirmed but otherwise ignored. In Bright Hope for Tomorrow, pastor Chris Davis shows that it is a promised revelation that should captivate your imagination, shape your weekly rhythms, and purify your heart.
Amid the rising nationalism and racial politics that culminated in World War II, European countries wishing to 'purify' their nations often forced unwanted populations to migrate. The targeted minorities had few options, but as R. Chris Davis shows, they sometimes used creative tactics to fight back.
The narrative explores a transformative spiritual journey following a suicide attempt, depicting a profound rebirth through God's mercy. Utilizing allegory and prophetic allusions, it vividly illustrates the struggles faced while highlighting themes of hope, perseverance, and trust in divine love. Despite its dark moments, the story ultimately conveys a message of redemption and the enduring strength of faith.
Focusing on personal growth and decision-making, this book serves as a motivational guide for both teenagers and adults. It emphasizes the inevitability of failure and encourages readers to learn from their experiences. Ideal for those seeking direction or support, it aims to inspire positive choices and resilience. The book is presented as a valuable gift for anyone looking to gain insight and improve their decision-making skills, reinforcing the message that success is attainable for all.
12 Actions for Lifelong Success Every Teen Can Take
Focusing on personal growth and proactive planning, this book serves as a motivational guide for teens aiming for success. It encourages readers to reflect on their aspirations and provides practical tools to help them create a clear vision for their future. Through thought-provoking questions and actionable steps, it empowers young people to take charge of their lives and avoid paths that lead to dissatisfaction. Endorsed by various professionals, it is deemed essential reading for fostering a mindset geared towards lifelong achievement.
Struggling with the conflict between her faith and her identity, Chris Davis, a devout Mormon, grapples with the expectations of her suburban life and the realization of her sexuality. As she navigates the pressure to conform to church teachings that condemn queer individuals, she devises a 17-year plan to raise her children before ending her own life. This poignant narrative explores themes of faith, identity, and the quest for acceptance in a world that demands compliance at the cost of personal truth.
The book presents a groundbreaking interpretation of biblical genealogies, aiming to uncover the true genealogical lineage of Jesus Christ as foretold in the Old Testament. Through meticulous analysis, the author proposes a series of hypotheses that reveal a previously overlooked connection between the genealogies of David and Jesus. This exploration challenges traditional views, potentially deemed heretical by some within the Christian Church, yet it seeks to affirm Jesus as the prophesied Messiah rather than deny his significance.
In the years after the First World War waves of former soldiers were drawn back to their wartime haunts. Pilgrimage to the Western Front is the first collection of its kind to chronicle the experience of veterans who retraced their steps along the old front line offering a fascinating insight into what they found in the words of the men themselves.
The Christmas Truce of 1914 remains a moment of enduring fascination more than a century after the day the First World War guns fell silent. Now for the first time hundreds of eyewitness accounts of this most extraordinary date in history have been gathered together telling the story in their own words of the men who met in peace in No Man's Land.