Smith: 13242 books

Today, two cultural forces are converging to make America's youth easy targets for sex traffickers. Younger and younger girls are engaging in adult sexual attitudes and practices, and the pressure to conform means thousands have little self-worth and are vulnerable to exploitation. At the same time,...

“Writing a ‘nuts and bolts’ guide that is genuinely wise, charmingly conversational, and a pleasure to read requires a particular talent, and Jean Smith has proved once again that she has it.”—Sylvia Boorstein, author of Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There The third of Jean Smith’s...

An encounter with Smith Wigglesworth was an unforgettable experience. This seems to be the universal reaction of all who knew him or heard him speak. Wigglesworth was a simple man, a former plumber, who was used in an extraordinary way by our extraordinary God. During his forty years of ministry,...

Determining why, when, and to whom people feel compelled to be generous affords invaluable insight into positive and problematic ways of life. Organ donation, volunteering, and the funding of charities can all be illuminated by sociological and psychological perspectives on how American adults conceive...

Author of the Hugs Series John Smith draws in readers with a collection of short stories intended to light up the imagination and spark conversation. “Let me tell you a story.” What sentence draws us in with more magnetism? In his book Rocking Chair Tales, author John William Smith seeks...

Answering God's call, Smith Wigglesworth took God at His word with dramatic results. You can, too! You will experience the joy of seeing powerful results in your life and when you minister to others.

Wigglesworth DevotionalBuild your faith every day of the year!This yearlong devotional is a collection of golden nuggets of truth from Smith Wigglesworth’s greatest sermons and teaching.Sit at the feet of a true general of the faith, who not only taught about the supernatural Christian...

Between Two Rivers Do you ever wonder what life is really like for Iraqis living in Baghdad? Wonder no longer. “Between Two Rivers” released in May 2008 by Brandt Smith Publishing dispels the myths and brings readers face to face with the reality of life and death in a besieged city. “Between...

Over sixty thousand words of original fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith. In this thirty-first monthly volume the full novel and introduction of a brand-new series, Death Takes a Partner: A Mary Jo Assassin Novel, plus five short stories and a serialized novel, Laying...

In this masterful biography, Goldwin Smith presents the life and works of William Cowper (1731-1800), whom Samuel Taylor Coleridge called “the best modern poet.” Tracing Cowper’s life—from his beginnings in England to his death—Smith analyzes his major lyrical works and as well as his hymns. Smith also offers an examination of the writer’s lasting influence on Romantic poetry.

Follow this course for 35 minutes a day and in six weeks you'll be speaking German! Elisabeth Smith has used her wide teaching experience to write a course that covers just the vocabulary and the grammar that you really need. This day-by-day programme is easy to follow and fun to do. At the...

Smith Wigglesworth, the “Apostle of Faith,” taught the power of the Bible to millions of believers in his legendary, miracle-filled meetings. In these messages, transcribed exactly as they were delivered, he will show you how to: Receive physical and emotional healing. Reap financial blessings. Be...

This is a White Tree Publishing Home and Group Questions for Today Edition. At the end of each of the seven chapters are questions by Chuck Antone, Jr. for use either in your personal study, or for sharing in a church or home group. Why? Because Smith Wigglesworth, often referred to as the Apostle...

The Great Coharie River, named for an Indian tribe, became a place of retreat and solitude for author James A. Smith. This was where he felt at ease and could become one with nature. It was the place where he was accepted without criticism. And it was his safe place, away from beatings he had come...