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We need good preaching--preaching that challenges us by God's Word and brings the comfort that comes from God's promises. Yet many of us rely solely on others to preach to us and are not benefitting from the kind of preaching that should be most consistent and personal--preaching to ourselves.

Note to Self is a practical introduction to this daily discipline. Pastor Joe Thorn delivers fifty brief, devotional chapters that model preaching the gospel to ourselves and its practical implications. Readers will be challenged by the book's direct, personal exhortations to apply...

What do you do when you're at the end of your rope?

For Christians, there is only one simple yet profound answer: turn to the triune God. Born out of lessons learned during one of the most spiritually challenging periods of his life, Experiencing the Trinity by pastor Joe Thorn contains 50 down-to-earth meditations on God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Overflowing with scriptural truth, pastoral wisdom, and personal honesty, this book reflects on common experiences of doubt, fear, and temptation--pointing readers to the grace that God...

Who really invented baseball? Forget Abner Doubleday at Cooperstown and Alexander Cartwright. Meet Daniel Lucius Adams, William Rufus Wheaton, and other fascinating figures buried beneath the falsehoods that have accrued around baseball's origins. This is the true story of how organized baseball started, how gambling shaped the game from its earliest days, and...

Ein Mikrokosmos der Geschichte

Sacrow, 1938: Die Tischler-Familie um Vater Eugen ist in dem kleinen Dorf unweit des Wannsees bestens bekannt. Sohn Hanno ist sechzehn und schwer verliebt in Stefanie. Doch diese ist Jüdin. Das junge Glück sieht sich den Vorurteilen und dem Hass der Zeit ausgesetzt. In dem paradiesischen Dorf, eingebettet zwischen Buchen- und Kiefernwäldern, dem Sacrower See und der Havel, werden Hanno und seine Familie in den folgenden Jahren die dunkelsten Stunden der deutschen Geschichte erleben und darum kämpfen müssen, nicht zu deren Spielball...