A Woman Overwhelmed is a Christian book that looks at the life-changing choice of being over-whelmed by God rather than being over-whelmed by your current circumstances.  Presented with humor, DiMarco shares important biblical truths and many highly entertaining stories from her own experience that are very easy to relate to as a mother.  Each chapter in the book concludes with a “Thoughts to Ponder” section which includes outstanding questions to use for discussion or as prompts for journaling.

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Jen Hatmaker’s newest book is written with her signature conversational style which blends humor and honesty.  You really feel like you are chatting with a good friend as your read it.  Made up of short essays, this book is an easy read.  You will laugh as well as cry as you read this one. 

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Convicted is a page turner that shares the stories of Jameel McGee who was falsely convicted of drug crimes and crooked narcotics officer Andrew Collins.  In his pursuit to get drug arrests, Collins “created” the evidence that was needed to frame and ultimately earn a conviction against McGee.  McGee is sent to federal prison for those drug charges.  Collins also ends up in federal prison for his falsification of police reports.  During their respective time in prison, both men experience a period of renewal in their faith which prepares their hearts and minds for their unbelievable meeting after their release.  This book shares an incredibly inspiring story of forgiveness and reconciliation. 

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Ordering your Private World is a time management book but not in the usual sense.  Rather than helping one figure out how to find time and organize all the commitments one has from a family, a career, and activities, this book focuses on ordering the internal and specifically ordering your life from a Christian point of view.  This revised and updated version also includes a study guide which is an outstanding resource as one explores this text.

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