New Releases by Dana Stewart

I love metaphors, especially those with so much rich imagery in God’s Word. The more I read, the more references to clothing seem to pop out. It seems that the role played by something so simple is surprisingly important. We all wear clothing, too! Its presence is pervasive and unavoidable. We feel the fabric with every movement; we notice its effect on us each time we pass a reflective surface. Shouldn’t the same be true of our Christian walk? Should we not be aware of God’s presence with us every moment of the day? Should we not be attentive to our right reflection of His image as we interact with people throughout our day? As women, we learn so much about life by our interactions and conversations with our friends. Our close friends see into our hearts and speak truth to us in transformative ways. A spiritual mentor can help us bring Christ into all the most common areas of life, the places where we truly live out what we believe. If you are up to it, I challenge you to choose a wise, godly friend to walk alongside you as you read these musings, discuss the questions, and open your hearts to transformation in ways the Holy Spirit has designed just for you. These ideas are just a launching point for your spiritual growth.

Ten years after the End, Rachel Brown is living in a barricaded city with no law, no government. She was a nurse in the Before, and survives by bartering skill for food. Into her life comes Teddy, who has grown up hiding and dreaming. Teddy promises to get Rachel to the Outside. He''s in love with Rachel, but she doesn''t dare love: bad survival. The most powerful person in the city is Cap, leader of Capsband. Cap and Rachel share a secret, a secret that has kept her alive and has kept him in power for ten years. But Cap''s lieutenant, Slag, has plans of his own: to kill Cap and take over Capsband. Rachel discovers Slag''s plan, and she and Teddy join Cap in a strange and stealthy war. In the midst of fire and war and betrayal, will Cap finally realize what Rachel means to him? And will Rachel finally stop running and dare to fall in love?

Clare thinks that the modern world is boring. In the real world, there''s no way to be a hero and no romance fiery enough to burn cities. He escapes into the world of online gaming. But ordinary murder is still happening, and it couldn''t be more real. It will take a modern hero, two boys, and a puppy to save the maiden slated to be the next victim.

A group of children are shown presenting a pageant about the first Easter.

This coloring book is the golden rule. It means do for others and others do to you.

A Bible-Times visit with Micah and Hannah.

Experience the animals'' floating adventure with Noah and his family as the Bible Pals present a Bible-story pageant.

God provides good food for all the animals He made- and for boys and girls!

Celebrate God''s care with the Pilgrims and the Indians as the Happy Times Players present a Thanksgiving play.

Celebrate the birth of Jesus with the Happy Times Players as theypresent a Christmas play.