Best Selling Books by James C. Galvin

A daily devotional offering timeless insights from Martin Luther, one of the most important people in church history. Some people value good works so much that they overlook faith in Christ. Faith should be first. . . . It is faith—without good works and prior to good works—that takes us to heaven. We come to God through faith alone. —Martin Luther Resounding across the centuries, Martin Luther''s prolific writings as a pastor, theologian, scholar, Bible translator, father, and more, remain powerful and richly relevant, Faith Alone is a treasury of accessible devotionals taken from Luther''s best writings and sermons from the years 1513 through 1546. This carefully updated translation retains the meaning, tone, and imagery of Luther''s works. Through daily readings, Luther''s straightforward approach challenges you to a more thoughtful faith. Read one brief section a day or explore themes using the subject index. Faith Alone will deepen your understanding of Scripture and help you more fully appreciate the mystery of faith.

The Bible is full of interesting stories, surprising facts, and intriguing details. This book brings hundreds of these to you, complete with almost 400 colorful illustrations and photographs. It will make the Bible come alive for readers of all ages.

A series of helpful guides equips parents with thoughtful answers to questions kids ask about God, heaven, and the Bible, written in kid-friendly language with fun illustrations and handy verse references.

Presents simple prayers derived from Scripture emphasizing the promises that God gives to his people.

These books answer 515 questions children ask about God, the Bible, what is right from wrong, Heaven and angels, and money.Books include attractively illustrated answers to children''s most common questions, key verses and other Bible references, and notes for parents.

This book brings clarity from confusion by distilling all authority-based boards into just three types: managing, governing, and a new term he calls "navigating." Boards that can transition between the three types as needed are adaptive boards. The author draws on his many years of consulting with various boards to detail exactly how to successfully shift between the three types. It provides practical, common sense strategies to address typical dysfunctions and shares best practices that any board can use to maximize their effectiveness. Learn to:?Determine what type of board you are and what type you want to become?Learn how to help your board be more effective no matter what type of board you have and regardless of your position?Address and stamp out board dysfunction