Turning Strangers Into Friends, by Neil Smith
Just walk across the room Neil Smith applies principles from Bill Hybels’ excellent book Introduction by Gary: We’ve all met men and women who obviously enjoy making friends of strangers. They walk...
View ArticleRaelene Williams writes about her first neighborhood Bible study for women
Raelene Williams had never led a Bible study before and didn’t feel she knew the scriptures very well. Even so, when neighbors asked, she took a leap of faith. Here she shares what happened over the...
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Books for Seeking and/or Growing
Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and a few to be chewed and digested. ~Francis Bacon We read a wide range of books, including a lot that are Christ centered. Those listed here...
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Jesus – Who or What is Calling You?
For more about this original art, click here. “…I felt like my Bible was calling me. I felt this promise that if I read it, if I just read it like a book, cover to cover, it wouldn’t change me into an...
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Genesis — Perfection Collides With Free Will
A study of Genesis 1-3, with an emphasis on relationships – Lyford Hale This is a copyrighted book. You may download one free copy for personal use. If you need additional copies, please post a...
View ArticleHow can anyone believe in Jesus?
Answering 10 common arguments against Christianity Compiled from the Bible and numerous histories, commentaries and other sources by Gary Williams
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What Did Jesus Do All Day?
Discovering the Teen Jesus, By Felicia Silcox What Did Jesus Do All Day?, published by Church Publishing, Inc., bridges two worlds―the one we know today and the one Jesus knew in the Holy Land under...
View ArticleRetirement — 15 years later
By Gary Williams, August 2020I’ve been retired from work for 15 years, so a friend who is about to retire asked me to name the best book I’ve read about retirement, the best podcast I’ve listened to...
View ArticleProtected: Remembering significant encounters
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