BOOKS
From Christy Anglin of Jesus Asks...
In this first part of her life story, Christy shares memories of family and friends while showing God’s love and forgiveness for us all, even when we continue to make mistakes and fail to listen to Him. With the many experiences Christy has gone through, the reader will surely relate to parts of her life and see the loving hand God has on His children.
From the father of Christy Anglin of Jesus Asks...
Robert V. Fulcher, or Bro. Bob to his friends, was a pastor and radio host. This book is filled with short devotionals from his tri-state radio programs. His daughter, Christy Anglin, shares with you these timeless messages from God’s Word, with a section following each devotional to write your own inspired thoughts. Enjoy the pictures and letters from family and friends, telling their own memories of Bro. Bob.
From Steve Keist of Jesus Asks...
In Sickness and in Health tells the true-life story of the enduring love this man has for his ailing wife. Steve shares the abiding help available through faith in God’s providence. God has brought Steve and Joann through many trials, pain, and sadness. His hope is that you will be encouraged to trust God when enduring challenging ordeals in your life.
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other Books
Recommended Titles from Friends of Jesus Asks...
Surviving What Could Have Been is the personal journey of author Gary Paul Gates, shares stories and thoughts that have never been publicly disclosed before. He explores the challenges and anxieties he faced as a teenager, including a sense of foreboding about the future. The book serves as a testament to the guidance and presence of God in his life, even during the darkest of times.
Not So Random Encounters is a collection of heartwarming and faith-filled stories that illustrate how God’s hand works through the most ordinary moments of our lives. Whether it’s through prophetic dreams, spontaneous acts of kindness, or divine guidance, these stories reveal the power of listening to God’s voice and stepping out in faith.
A Mother's War, A Son's Redemption
The surprising journey of Madalyn Murray O'Hair's son, William, from atheism to Christianity.
Written by Gary Paul Gates, foreword by Amy Musfeldt.
Got Purpose? Expanded Edition: Hebrew Gematria Reveals Esoteric Truths Answering the question, “What is life all about?”
• Have you ever asked, “Why am I here?”
• Does it bother you that life seems a short time to live on this earth?
• Do you feel the need to discover your purpose for living on this earth?
• Have you felt hopeless, restless, anxious, or confused at times?
Absolute answers to each of these questions and more are found within.
Charles Bingenton desperately needs to figure out what he truly wants out of life. The clock is ticking, and he has realized that he might be making a huge mistake. In order to clear his mind, he decides to take some personal time from his flourishing accounting business. In his head, it adds up and makes perfect sense, but he is at a loss to accurately explain this needed absence to his fiancée, Lynette, who is busy with the arrangements for their upcoming wedding. Will Charles find the answers he needs? Can a total stranger help him discover who he really is before he says, “I do”?
Popsicles in the Shower... And 101 Reasons NOT to Smoke Pot
In a world that increasingly normalizes indulgence, Popsicles in the Shower offers a refreshing and thought-provoking perspective. This unique blend of humor, spirituality, and cultural critique challenges the liberation of marijuana and its impact on our society.
Through an engaging and relatable journey, the book takes a bold stand against the systems that have failed us, exposing the hidden dangers of substance dependency. With wit and wisdom, it explores the power of faith, the importance of sobriety, and how to reclaim a purposeful, meaningful life amidst a culture lost in confusion.
Popsicles in the Shower is more than a book—it's a call to action for a generation seeking clarity, a guide to rediscovering the true essence of faith, and a reminder not to waste the gifts we’ve been given. Perfect for anyone questioning the status quo or searching for deeper answers in a chaotic world.
Dear Reader, I urge you to prepare yourself for a roller coaster ride and a whirlwind of a story. My true-life story is similar to Dorothy being stuck in a tornado, ending up face-to-face with the Wizard of Oz, including an ugly witch, while trying to find my way back home! I’m baring my soul and telling all in here. Most of my past is quite embarrassing for me to admit. But, if my story helps even one person to avoid bad choices as I made, then embarrassing myself will have been worth it.
The first few chapters have been gleaned from journals that I faithfully kept of my life experiences when I searched for truth and yearned to know if my life held any real purpose. At first, events and experiences of my past might seem quite random and chaotic. However, it will all fall into place concerning locations, people, and even voices that I heard throughout my wild journey to a better understanding of who I thought I was, who I am now, and even who I will become. So, I’m going to start by pointing you toward a place in my past that I am reminded of so often; a definite turning point.
children's Books
Recommended Titles from Friends of Jesus Asks...
Acts of Kindness Begins With Me is a heartfelt tale of curiosity and compassion, young Myra dreams of making the world a better place but wonders how one little girl can create a big change. When she asks God for guidance, Myra begins to feel gentle nudges in her heart that lead her to small acts of kindness—like helping a neighbor, sharing with a friend, and more.
Up, Up, and Away with Jesus is a book that invites young readers on a heartfelt journey to understand the rapture of the church through the relatable perspective of a child. This book gently explains Jesus’ promise to take those who trust Him to a wonderful place called Heaven—a place filled with endless joy, peace, and love.
Most boys love trucks, cars, sports, and animals. Now while the boy thought those things were fun and interesting, for him, nothing compared with ELEVATORS!