Crammed full of cartoons, jokes, the young in heart of every age will learn more about the Bible from reading the "Boring Bible" books than any number of sermons or commentaries. Particularly suitable for ages 7-15.

In this wide-ranging book Graham Cheesman builds a framework to help Christians make choices wisely.

Taking Junk e-Mail to a Whole New Level. At first it was fun! Now Austin Webster and his new friend Drew run into more trouble than they bargained for after jumping inside the World Wide Web. They’re hiding from the dodgy Mr. Z, a strange substitute teacher who wants to wipe out truth on the Inte... (more)

Here Comes Treble. Who’s the star of THIS show? Austin and Ashley Webster are about to find out when they’re sucked inside the musical side of the crazy, confusing World Wide Web. It’s all thanks to Austin’s laptop computer and a strange digital camera he picked up at a garage sale. But their ti... (more)

A respected congressman is found guilty of shady financial dealings. A highly regarded sports personality is busted for drug possession. Hypocrisy seems to be everywherereports of it are in the news almost every day. Christians especially are prone to the charge of hypocrisy: Theyre all a bunch of... (more)

These daily studies in the book of Amos challenge you to put God's Word into practice. Amos was a prophet of Israel who warned against the sins of greed, injustice, and hypocritical religious motions that were replacing true worship. Study questions for ten lessons, helpful notes, and an answer key ... (more)