Glimpses Of God

Glimpses of God is one woman's never-ending journey of sorrow after losing her daughter in a car accident. Her story is an emotional transition from a most unendurable pain to a point of finding peace and accepting death with real-life glimpses of God along the way.With remarkable generosity, courage, and honesty, the author shares a range of experiences, feelings and thoughts as she trudges along on a journey of pain.

A collection of devotions for each day of the year focusing on the gifts of God in nature.

Explores more than twenty parables of Jesus, helping readers catch a fresh glimpse of God. The material in this resource for youth ministry may be used in VBS, Youth Week, Weekend Retreat, Midweek Bible Study, Youth Group Meeting, or Sunday School.

People who are only nominally spiritual have relatively little trouble sensing some sort of Divine presence when looking up at a beautiful snow-capped mountain or looking around in a grand cathedral. But even deeply spiritual individuals would likely admit that finding God in the places and faces that define daily life can be a bit more challenging. In Small Mercies, fifty-something Nancy Jo Sullivan reflects on her life to this point—which includes the death of one of her daughters and a painful divorce—and discovers with great joy that God has been, and continues to be, everywhere. From her grandmother’s not-so-tasty date cookies to a dog that seems bent on attacking her to a conversation with her daughter about the function of muscles, Sullivan gives readers—especially second-half-of-life women—every reason to expect God to show up in the most unexpected ways. Ultimately, Small Mercies encourages us to stop "limiting" God to those rare moments where all seems sublime and perfect, and instead to seek out God's mercies in the ordinary, often imperfect moments that shape our everyday lives.

Drawn from her decades of experience as a hospice nurse, Trudy Harris shares stories that offer an incredible glimpse at what lies beyond this world--ethereal music, colors that did not exist on earth, angels, and loved ones who have gone on before. She has been with hundreds of patients as they took their last breaths and knows the kinds of questions that both the dying and their loved ones ask: What happens when we die? What should I say to a loved one who is dying? How can I make a dying friend feel safe? The stories she shares will bring the reader comfort and peace even amidst pain. Tender, heartbreaking, and eye-opening, this expanded edition of the New York Times bestseller offers more incredible windows into the world beyond and life after death.

"You bear countless stories in yourself." Said the Sun and the Man on their first encounter. On every page of this book there is a different story. Some narrated by the Sun and some by the Man.

The work that goes into managing a home can sometimes feel boring and insignificant. Furman reminds women of the gospel's extraordinary power over ordinary life, helping homemakers see and savor the miraculous in the mundane.