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The Gate of Heaven
The Gate of Heaven by Gilbert Morris is a richly woven Christian historical novel that continues his tradition of blending faith, history, and storytelling. The book explores the lives of characters seeking redemption, purpose, and divine direction amid personal and spiritual challenges. Through their experiences, Morris highlights the message that God opens “gates” of opportunity and grace…
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- 317 p.
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- PS 3563 O8742G32 2004
Among The Gods
This novel portrays the reign of King Manasseh, a ruler torn between the lure of pagan gods and the call of Israel’s true God. Through rich storytelling, Lynn Austin examines themes of rebellion, divine justice, and the possibility of redemption, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring conflict between sin and faithfulness.
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- 0746229931
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- 347 p.
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- PS 3551 U839A84 2006
In the Shadow of the Mob
This novel tells the story of individuals caught between the lure of crime and the call of conscience. Through richly drawn characters and a suspense-filled plot, Bockmann demonstrates the transforming power of faith in Christ and the triumph of light over darkness. Intended both to entertain and inspire, the book highlights the challenges of making moral choices while living in a world oversha…
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- 9780828025836
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- 107 p.
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- BX 6189 R63B63 2011
Love Makes a Way: Walking with Jesus from Eden to Eternity
This book unfolds the grand narrative of redemption, presenting Jesus as the thread uniting all of history from Eden to eternity. Douglass writes in an accessible, devotional style, illustrating how God’s love has continually provided a way back for humanity despite sin and rebellion. Each chapter blends biblical exposition with practical encouragement, inviting readers to walk closely with J…
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- 9780816322312
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- 384 p.
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- BV 4811 D625 2007
Unveiled
Francine Rivers retells the story of Rahab, the Canaanite woman whose faith and courage secured her place in the lineage of Christ. Through imaginative storytelling, Unveiled brings to life Rahab’s journey from shame and fear to redemption and trust in God. The novel explores themes of faith, grace, and God’s ability to use unexpected people for His purposes. It emphasizes that true transfo…
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- 9780842319478
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- 171 p.
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- PS 3568I83165 U5 2000
Stones of my Accusers
This novel offers a powerful retelling of the biblical story of the woman caught in adultery, as recorded in the Gospel of John. Ginger Garrett gives voice and depth to the unnamed woman, imagining her struggles, shame, and ultimate encounter with Jesus’ mercy. The narrative explores themes of judgment, compassion, healing, and grace, drawing readers into the cultural and spiritual tensions o…
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- 9780802431066
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- 394 p.
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- PS 3557 R5655S76 2004
Unshaken
This story explores Ruth’s courage to leave everything behind to follow Naomi and trust in Israel’s God. It highlights themes of loyalty, faith, and God’s provision, reminding readers that obedience and steadfast love can bring blessings beyond imagination.
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- 9780842335973
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- 183 p.
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- PS 3568.I83165 U47 2001
Unashamed
This book reimagines the life of Rahab, showing how God used her in an extraordinary way despite her past. It highlights God’s grace, forgiveness, and the truth that no one is beyond redemption.
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- 9780842335966
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- 163 p.
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- BS 580.R3 R58 2000
The House of the Seven Gables
Hawthorne’s novel blends Gothic atmosphere with moral allegory, using the decaying Pyncheon mansion as a symbol of the destructive power of inherited sin and greed. While dark and mysterious, the narrative also offers hope through the character of Phoebe, whose warmth and innocence suggest renewal. The House of the Seven Gables remains a classic of American literature, praised for its psychol…
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- 298 p.
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- PS 1861 H39
Spanning The Abyss
This book offers a thoughtful and biblically grounded explanation of how Jesus bridges the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God. It invites readers to understand the depth of God’s love, the seriousness of sin, and the hope found in Christ’s redemptive work.
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- 9780828023573
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- 155 p.
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- BT 265.3 R63 2008
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