The NIV Thinline Bible, Busy Mom’s Edition is a trim, go-anywhere pocket Bible that gives you inspirational content quickly during the course of your day. Packed with one-minute thought starters and featuring the entire Old and New Testaments of the most-read, most-trusted NIV Bible, plus relevant and encouraging thoughts for the day … this is spiritual fuel for your busy mom-on-the-go lifestyle.
A Royal Invitation Vivian May Edwards Hardcover, 52 pp., $21.99 AuthorHouse (February 25, 2009)
A beautifully designed gift book! Complete with professional photographs, scripture verses and inspirational poetry and prose. Bursting forth with heartwarming, welcoming and gracious words of God’s Royal Invitation for all to come to Him in love and faith! This gift book is perfect for sharing the good news of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ with those whom you love and care about!
Mothers of the Bible Speak to the Mothers of Today Kathi Macias Hardcover, 256 pp., $19.99 New Hope Publishers (April 1, 2009)
Modern-day moms have much to learn from examples recorded in Scripture, ordinary women of their day who, by God’s incomparable grace, were used for extraordinary purposes. Journey through the lives of mothers like Eve, Sarah, Salome, Mary, and others. Explore heart issues like fear, discontentment, grief, and gratitude, and discover solutions through biblical models of prayer, sacrifice, and faithfulness. Beautifully designed, this book is the perfect gift for any occasion.
What If There Were No Moms? Caron Chandler Loveless Paper Over Board, 48 pp., $12.99 Howard Books (March 4, 2008)
What if there were no moms? The very thought can be frightening! Moms do the most, but get the least recognition in the world! Their love, patience, and endless trips to the ballpark are often taken for granted.
It’s time to tell moms everywhere how special and loved they are.
In Search of Norman Rockwell’s America Kevin Rivoli Hardcover, 128 pp., $24.99 Howard Books (October 21, 2008)
Critics have debated whether the America that Norman Rockwell depicted in the illustrations is a true America or merely idealistic. Photojournalist Kevin Rivoli uses his own collection of photographs to prove a Norman Rockwell America is real.