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The Last Letter from Heaven A Novel of Grief, Love, and Hope Some love never leaves. Some letters change everything. For twenty-five years, Carla Williams devoted her life to caring for her special needs son, Peter — feeding him, bathing him, loving him through every moment, even when the world said he wouldn’t survive past childhood. When Peter passes unexpectedly at age twenty-five, Carla is left adrift — grieving, guilt-ridden, and questioning her purpose. Her heart longs to know: Did I love him enough? Is he okay? Will I ever feel whole again? Then, one quiet morning, a mysterious...

On Easter morning, 1972, Marine captain John Ripley braved intense enemy fire to blow up a bridge during the North Vietnamese "Easter Offensive." Ripley became a legend within the Marine Corps for his daring act of heroism. His story is described here by fellow Marine John Grider Miller. Miller lays bare Ripley's innermost thoughts during the 3 hours it took to place and set the fuses while some 30,000 enemy troops and 200 tanks prepared to cross just yards away. Such a compelling act of raw courage and personal resolve is rarely encountered.

When a young mother's crisis sparked a movement that has the ptential to serves 2,600+ people annually at just $8.50 per person—proving rural communities can solve complex problems with remarkable efficiency and authentic compassion. In the hills of rural West Virginia, Clarissa Tallman faced every parent's nightmare: her infant son needed specialized formula that wasn't available locally, and the stress of trying to meet this basic need threatened to overwhelm her family. What happened next challenges everything we think we know about effective social services and rural capacity. Instead...

When Carla walked the shores of Islamorada Key, she wasn’t searching for a mission—only a moment to breathe. But the ocean had something else in mind. Half-buried in the sand, she discovers a weathered glass jar sealed with a handwritten letter inside. The letter isn’t for her. But somehow, it’s hers to deliver. Still healing from the loss of her special needs son, Carla is drawn into an unexpected journey of hope. Each jar she finds contains a letter written to a grieving mother—someone she doesn’t know, yet somehow must find. With the help of her husband, adult children, and a...

1) Ten Zinger Comebacks by Russ Miller: If someone says to you, "Science has proved the Bible to be false," how would you answer? Russ teaches you 10 zingers to use for comebacks to the most stupid ding-a-ling questions people ask. 2) Biblical Dispensations by Paul Van Noy: This may be the most misunderstood of all Biblical doctrines because if you don't understand dispensations, you can easily misunderstand a lot of God's Word. Paul walks us through each dispensation, explaining their characteristics, associated number and color, responsibility and failure.

Finally, a publishing guide written specifically for pastors who have messages to share but don't know where to start. Do you lie awake at night knowing you have a book inside you but feeling overwhelmed by the publishing process? You're not alone. Every week, pastors tell me they feel called to write but don't know how to transform their sermons, experiences, and pastoral wisdom into published books. The problem isn't that you don't have content—it's that no one has shown you how to use what you already have. What if I told you that sitting in your sermon files right now, you have enough...

Cape May, N.J. 1976 When NYC editor Audrey Taylor finalizes her divorce, it seems as if her entire world has collapsed around her. And when she inherits a run-down Victorian mansion in a decaying N.J. beach town, it only seems to get worse. At least, until she finds the treasure map. The Widow’s Walk is a tale of growth, self-discovery, and learning to appreciate all the good that life has to offer. A romance wrapped in a historical subplot, a mystery hidden in a centuries-old crime, it ties two unsuspecting people together to find a love that neither expected—which is far more precious...

Even though Rixie thinks Amos is innocent, she informs Amos that he’s under investigation for race fixing and if convicted, could spend time in prison. She devises a plan to suspend Amos from the track and ship him and his rescued dog off to an equine assisted therapy center. With Amos helping rehabilitate women prisoners and fighting for their rights, Rixie explores the track’s underworld, establishing relationships with a colorful cast of characters as she unravels the mystery that brought her here.

NEWLY UPDATED EDITION in 2019! John S. C. Abbott’s classic History of Christianity was first published in 1872. This edition is a slightly abridged version that also includes additional material and several new chapters to bring it up to date with the 21st century. Abbott was known mostly as a writer of inspirational works, such as The Mother at Home (1835), and historical biographies. His most acclaimed biographical work is probably The History of Napoleon Bonaparte (1855). In Abbott's Concise History of Christianity, the history of the world’s largest religion and its more than two ...

When life pierces you with thorns, God’s grace can turn them into triumphs. The Apostle Paul knew the sting of weakness. He begged the Lord three times to remove his “thorn in the flesh,” yet God’s answer was not what he expected: “My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:9, NLT). In Thorns into Triumphs: Finding God’s Strength in Life’s Weaknesses, Pastor and author John E. Miller invites you on a journey through Paul’s testimony to discover how God’s sufficient grace transforms our struggles, hardships, and weaknesses into platforms ...

This action- and suspense-packed novel by John Winn Miller introduces Captain Jake Rogers, a hardened smuggler transporting contraband through the U-boat infested waters of the North Atlantic in the beginning phases of World War II. He takes on cargo few other captains would be willing to carry—if the price is right. But after witnessing the oppression of Jews in Amsterdam, Rogers agrees to take on the most dangerous cargo he has ever transported.

What do you do when life falls apart—yet your faith won’t let go? In Torn, but Trusting, Pastor John E. Miller walks readers through the ancient yet deeply relevant story of Job—a man who lost everything but refused to stop trusting the God who allowed it. Drawing from his decades of pastoral experience and his own journey through loss, Rev. Miller offers a powerful, soul-stirring exploration of grief, worship, and restoration. Whether you’re reeling from a death, divorce, diagnosis, or unexpected life change, this book invites you to: Weep without shame Worship while wounded Ask ...

When disaster strikes, faith is tested—but some families learn that doubt and belief can walk hand in hand. In 1963, a devastating tornado tears through the small town of Riverside, nearly claiming the life of baby John and shattering his mother Margaret's certainty about God's plan. When Pastor Eugene dares to preach honesty over easy answers, their church—and their faith—is forever changed. Thirty years later, Margaret's daughter Rebecca works disaster relief in earthquake-ravaged California, discovering that the most powerful ministry happens when you admit you don't have all the ...

What if the treasure you’re chasing… is the truth about yourself? After surviving the jungle and unlocking the first ancient vault, Flint Wrynn and his team head to Indonesia in search of a long-lost chamber whispered about in tribal legends and missionary journals alike—The Echo Vault. Said to resonate with the voices of those who have suffered and survived, the vault is more than myth. It's the next step on a journey that has become deeply personal. Still haunted by the death of his brother Clay and the growing threat of the mysterious Silencer, Flint finds his relationships ...

Washington, D.C., 1861: As the United States teeters on the brink of civil war, Colonel Charles P. Rook organizes security in the nation’s capital and monitors the death threats pouring into the White House. He surrounds Abraham Lincoln with bodyguards, covers rooftops with sharpshooters, and investigates rumors of conspiracy fomented by secessionists. Yet amid the chaos and confusion, a mysterious killer slips into the teeming city.

Raymond is the host with the most…skeletons in the closet, that is. Welcome to the Inner Sanctum. Raymond Edward Johnson and Paul McGrath will be your playfully pernicious presenters, introducing eerie tales of scheming spouses and their deadly demands. It can be murder when brutal better halves take "'til death do us part" as a challenge. What does it sound like when a heart breaks? Maybe it sounds like Raymond's door…creaking like the opening of a long sealed casket, scraping like the chains of a prisoner on the dungeon floor...

The story of fatherlessness is being written into the heart of this generation. It can be heard in our songs, seen in our movies, read in our blogs. It is a story of grief, pain, and loss. A story of shame, loneliness, and rejection. A story of missed potential and wasted opportunity. A story that desperately needs to be heard. But fatherlessness is more than a personal tragedy. It is a growing epidemic affecting more than the single life of an individual. Fatherless youth are the driving force behind our society’s biggest problems such as: gangs, drug abuse, and suicide.

300: When Less Becomes More with God Discovering Strength in Small Numbers and Big Faith By John E. Miller What if your greatest strength wasn’t in having more—but in giving God your less? In 300: When Less Becomes More with God, author and pastor John E. Miller takes readers deep into the story of Gideon in Judges 6–7—an ordinary man hiding in fear, called by God as a “Mighty Hero.” Through ten powerful chapters, you’ll walk with Gideon through doubt, surrender, courage, and obedience, discovering how God still calls the unlikely to do the unforgettable. But the journey ...

The Final Invitation: The Last Battle and the Eternal Kingdom The end is near. The invitation still stands. Will you be ready? The world has reached its final chapter. The battle between good and evil has raged across history, but now, the time of decision is here. The Final Invitation is a gripping, faith-filled journey through the last days, following Gia, Huntoff, and Peter as they witness the rise of the Antichrist, the mark of the beast, the fall of Babylon, and the return of Yeshua. As the thousand-year reign of Christ begins, the world enters an era of perfect justice and peace—yet...

East Berlin, 1961. Kirstin Beck is determined to escape to the West. She watches from her townhouse window as the border with West Berlin is closed and a barbed wire fence strung through the cemetery behind her house. With a grandmother in West Berlin who needs her, Kirstin knows she has to go. Tony Marino is an American writer living in West Berlin.