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These were the final words of Knowles Shaw, a preacher of the gospel whose evangelistic efforts resulted in over 11,000 men and women obeying the gospel of Jesus Christ. While his story has a tragic ending, you cannot help but be encouraged when you read this book.

Full of anecdotes, sermon sketches, and first-hand reports, Life of Knowles Shaw, Singing Evangelist will make you think, make you smile, and if it doesn't make you want to serve the Lord more faithfully, you might want to check your pulse.

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500 Zugreisen - Die schönsten Bahnreisen der Welt entdecken

In 500 Zugreisen die Weltgeschichte auf mehrtägigen oder kurzen Eisenbahnreisen entdecken: Dieses Zugreisenbuch führt Leserinnen und Leser vorbei an antiken Monumenten, durch atemberaubende Landschaften, auf die Spuren berühmter Entdecker oder entlang der Wolkenkratzer der Megastädte - und durch die Geschichte der Welt und der Menschheit. Von kurzen Spritztouren bis hin zu ausgedehnten Reisen über Kontinente hinweg bietet dieses Buch über Zugreisen nicht nur fabelhafte...

On January 19, 2011, Wiley Baxter was fifty-seven years of age when God brought a surprise to him through a phone call. Over the next four days, it was revealed to him that he was the biological father of identical twin daughters and four grandchildren, which resulted from a two-year marriage he had thirty-six years before. Until that time, Wiley and his present wife of thirteen years had no children of their own. Overjoyed and overwhelmed, he began a new chapter in his life. Thankfully, Wiley has been blessed with good health and good employment throughout his life, and this helped him...

There s something I want you to do.
This request sometimes simple, sometimes not forms the basis for the ten interrelated stories that comprise this latest penetrating and prophetic collection from an author who has been repeatedly praised as a master of the form. As we follow a diverse group of Minnesota citizens, each grappling with their own heightened fears, responsibilities, and obsessions, Baxter unveils the remarkable in what might otherwise be the seemingly inconsequential moments of everyday life.