Joe Rhodes had it all-a sweet, beautiful fiancee, a successful construction business, and a three story home that he and his brothers had restored to its full Victorian splendor. Then the housing market collapsed, sending his business to the brink of bankruptcy, and he had to sell the house to save the business. At least he still has Mari. Mari Baker is just a month away from marrying the man she calls her "dazzling Joe" when she repeatedly notices a tall, mysterious stranger watching her. Could he be a stalker? Suddenly she finds herself alone with the man, and nothing will ever be the same...

The Church looks ridiculous to unbelievers. I know - I'm married to one. They see a people loosely bound together by belief in God, but fighting about every other detail. They see a people that professes a powerful God that seems to be completely impotent to answer even the smallest prayer. They see leaders in the Church giving lip service to love, but there's no action behind the words. In short, they see Christians not the same as your average Joe, but WORSE than your average Joe. They see a people who are not honest with themselves or anybody else. The Church sends missionaries to the far...

Ben Rhodes was depressed. His ex-girlfriend had betrayed him, then skipped the country. Rhonda Holloway spent a year trying to help him--a year falling in love with him. Ben didn't notice. With the help of an anti-depressant, he wakes up to the possibilities, and as he reassesses everything she's done for him, love blooms in his heart. But Rhonda is gone on a European book tour. And comes home engaged. Fear wins the day as love is denied. Truth is pushed aside for the sake of integrity. Hope goes in and out with the tides of time and the words of one small boy. One very special boy. Author's...

When the summit of Pikes Peak is beset with a summer storm, Lalita Torres thinks the embarrassment of trading her shorts and tank top for a touristy union suit to keep warm is the worst that could happen. She was wrong. A lightning strike sends her back a hundred and twenty-three years and into the care of Dr. Tate Cavanaugh. Lalita thinks she's in a reality TV show. Tate thinks she's lost her mind.

The gospel like you've never experienced it before. "Jesus, are you just strolling on the lake?" They heard a hearty laugh. "I guess I am. It's invigorating You should try it "

Jesus' Good News Tour continues in a gospel retelling like no other. Marcus took his sister by the elbow, moved her a few steps toward a bench on the edge of the pavilion and sat, pulling her down with him. He awkwardly took her hand. "Steph... I've been close to Jesus this whole trip. Believe me, what he's saying makes sense if you're... tuned in to the way he talks about things." She looked skeptical, but he pressed on. "Really. You may not like what he says or what his words actually mean, but he's not crazy. He just has a mission here that few will understand." She let him keep hold of...

What if you had the power to change the past? It's 1907, and Nellie Hartford has a rare ability: a lightning strike can send her jumping through time. When the thunder rolls, the question is should she jump back to prevent the childhood fever that led to her husband's premature death or forward to find a treatment for her baby's severe gastrointestinal issues? And what if saving one leaves her without the other? What if she loses them both? Dr. Jeff Marshall doesn't quite know what to do with the woman who accosted him in the hospital parking lot looking like she walked off the stage of a...