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One Life One Chance
Born to nomadic parents and humble beginnings, Luke Richmond grew up running wild and free in the Australian outback. After finishing school, he joined the Australian Army and served his country overseas as a qualified infantry soldier – an experience that sparked in him an unrelenting desire for adventure. But when he leaves the army Luke finds himself broke and adrift in London, caught up in the soulless world of drug and alcohol addiction. When he wakes up in a police cell with no memory of how he got there, he knows he has hit rock bottom, and makes the snap decision to turn his life around. Within days he is in Thailand, training his mind and body at a Muay Thai boxing camp in the jun...
Luke: The Cowboy Heir
Luke never saw himself as a cowboy. But he is a Randell, and the land is in his blood. Now it's calling him back. Blond beauty Tess Meyers is waiting for Luke. Ready to fight for the ranch she and her little daughter call home. She thought she was prepared, but that was before she caught the piercing gaze of the tycoon cowboy…. The businessman in Luke would evict them without a care. But the cowboy in him has different ideas. They come with his land—and he's here to lay claim to what's his.
God Doesn't Waste a Thing
After being sentenced to twenty years in the Department of Corrections, Luke found himself involved in many tragic, heartbreaking, and surreal moments behind bars. However, it was during those same events that God showed Himself to be faithful, loving, and present in creating miracles out of what many would consider impossible situations. Luke's journey is like Joseph's in Genesis in that what many intended for harm, God chose to use for good. Luke shares how, even in the worst of circumstances, God is working all things according to His will. God Doesn't Waste a Thing leads you through the many divine miracles that Luke witnessed during his incarceration and will show how nothing is wasted when it comes to God and building His Kingdom. Luke spent twenty years in prison for a crime he committed but now shares his story of contrition, faith, and hope for redemption that will inspire others facing great adversity in their lives.
Luke
Luke has a problem, he’s been lying to his friends for too long and it’s time for him to tell the truth. Paisley has a secret of her own, one that has completely changed her life and when Luke finds out it’s going to change even more. Luke dated Paisley to distract her from his brother. He messed up though and fell for her. When he cut her out of his life, he didn’t look back. It was harder than he ever expected but he didn’t want her involved in his family drama. Paisley has a son, one that Luke fathered and doesn’t know about. He ghosted her and she couldn’t get in touch with him to tell him about the baby so she did what she had to and made changes in her life for her son. When Luke shows up unexpectedly one day she knows he will be there for them. As Luke struggles to overcome his past and tell his friends and family about the things he’s done, Paisley is there with him. His father continues to try to pull them apart and they have to decide if theirs is a love worth fighting for.
Luke
In Luke: Gospel to the Nameless and Faceless, Dr. W. Mark Tew offers the Christian reader a commentary like none other. Combining a detailed examination of the Greek text, a fresh translation of the Gospel, and a commitment to presenting the meaning of the Gospel in a fluid and contemporary fashion, Luke: Gospel to the Nameless and Faceless presents the advanced student and the casual reader alike with an inspirational look at the timeless beauty of Luke's Gospel. Committed to the literary integrity of Scripture, the author allowed the Greek text of the Gospel of Luke to determine the organizational structure of the book. Because of this, readers will find themselves immersed in the message of Jesus that Luke portrayed. Luke: Gospel to the Nameless and Faceless is destined to become an inspirational classic.
God Doesn’t Waste a Thing
After being sentenced to 20 years in the Department of Corrections, Luke found himself involved in many tragic, heartbreaking, and surreal moments behind bars. However, during those same events, God showed Himself to be faithful, loving, and present in creating miracles out of what many would consider impossible situations. Luke’s journey is like Joseph’s in Genesis. What many intended for harm, God chose to use for good. Luke shares how, even in the worst circumstances, God works all things according to His will. God Doesn’t Waste a Thing leads you through the many divine miracles that Luke witnessed during his incarceration and will show how nothing is wasted when it comes to God and building His Kingdom. Luke spent seven years in prison for a crime he committed but now shares his story of contrition, faith, and hope for redemption that will inspire others facing great adversity in their lives.
A Chance to Serve
A Chance to Serve is a formation program that enables teenagers to become effective ministers to their peers. This systematic program offers interested young people a progressive sequence of opportunities for growth in personal faith, for community building, and for leadership training. Written by Brian Reynolds, cofounder of the Center for Ministry Development, this training program has been successfully piloted in several different settings around the country. This peer ministry training program is suitable for use in a variety of settings: schools, parishes, retreat centers, youth programs, campus ministry settings, or diocesan youth organizations. The Peer Ministers' Handbook contains illustrated worksheets, journal-keeping pages, and a key-concept introduction for each of the eighteen modules.
Luke the Chronicler
This book proposes a fresh understanding of the literary composition of Luke-Acts. Picking up on the ancient practice of literary mimesis, the author argues that Luke’s two-part narrative is subtly but significantly modeled on the two-part narrative found in the books of Samuel-Kings and Chronicles. Specifically, Luke’s gospel presents Jesus as the promised, ultimate Davidide, while the Book of Acts presents the disciples of Jesus as the heirs of the kingdom of David. In addition to the proposal concerning the composition of Luke-Acts, the book offers compelling insights on the genre of Luke-Acts and the purpose of Acts.
Luke as Narrative Theologian
"This volume comprises studies by Joel B. Green on the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. These essays contribute to our understanding of the theological and narrative unity of Luke-Acts by pursuing a variety of topics including conversion, happiness, poverty and wealth, prayer, miracles, baptism, Mary the mother of Jesus, and Christology." --
Emma+Luke=Disappear to Nowhere
Emma and Luke are just two ordinary kids… or so they think. Emma wants to impress Luke, but he’s too busy escaping his harsh reality through his studies. Their worlds collide—literally—when they stumble through a hidden intergalactic portal and land on Elorah, an alien planet unlike anything they’ve ever imagined. On Elorah, they discover that this planet is a safe haven for refugees from across the galaxy, all fleeing the terrifying Grog—a ruthless force conquering and destroying entire worlds. As Emma and Luke meet the many alien civilizations taking shelter there, they realize the Grog are getting closer to Earth. As they dodge dangerous alien forces, Emma and Luke uncover a s...
