Stop living offended and start living like JesusIn a culture designed to keep us polarized and angry, we find ourselves drowning in an ocean of manufactured, algorithm-driven outrage. Exhausted from navigating relationships, the workplace, and even church in a hostile world, our hearts feel bitter despite our desperate prayers.Providing a powerful, practical antidote to the epidemic of offense, Pastor Mike Signorelli brings vulnerable personal stories, soli...

In a culture designed to keep us polarized and angry, we find ourselves drowning in an ocean of manufactured, algorithm-driven outrage. Exhausted from navigating relationships, the workplace, and even church in a hostile world, our hearts feel broken and bitter despite our desperate prayers.Providing a powerful, practical antidote to the epidemic of offense, Pastor Mike Signorelli shares his own vulnerable stories—alongside solid biblical teaching and hands-on application—to help y...

The third book in the New York Times bestselling series about a precocious pug by Drew Daywalt, author of The Day the Crayons Quit, takes Sam to the wild streets of New York City for his most chaotic adventure yet!Don’t miss the third book in this New York Times bestselling series that’s short, sweet, and packed with silly fun!Sam the pug, the Peterson family’s self-proclaimed “Human Being” and “chief security officer,” is back wi...

Perfect for fans of A Hole Is to Dig by Ruth Krauss and Maurice Sendak, here is a cozy yet witty collection of short poems about everyday objects that will inspire a love of language in listeners ages 3-7.In this inventive collection of poems, author Irene Latham invites listeners to take off their shoes and wander around a wide variety of houses, meeting everyday objects with newfound wonder. These short, thoughtful poems are wordspinners—a new poetry for...

A grumpy goalie and a sunshine-hearted girl collide, sparking a connection neither of them can ignore.When Abby Carter's best friend, Jaclyn, lands her dream job with the Carolina Bears organization, Abby is thrilled for her. The perks are incredible, and when Jaclyn invites Abby to a welcome event, Abby expects good food, easy conversation, and maybe a few autographs. What she didn't expect is a collision with the team's newly traded, grumpy goalie, Nick Ellis.

Hold onto your toppings this Christmas… Frank the Pizza is back for a brand-new adventure!Frank is SO excited for Christmas. All the family are coming over, from Uncle Romano to Grandma Texas BBQ, the house will be fully loaded this Christmas eve!And what’s more, Christmas is the only time of year when a friendly little pizza like Frank won’t be sliced, diced or pulled apart.Or so he thought…Will Frank ever be truly, deeply, deep-pan safe?

The Air Marshals tells the story of the first four decades of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) through the careers of its commanders, from the beginning of powered flight to the early Cold War.In 1924, the RCAF was born. The small, independent service navigated times of boom and bust over the next forty years while taking a key role in nation-building and defending Canadian interests. The Air Marshals explores these transformative decades through the lens of RC...

Something wicked is waiting.Allie is really good at making bad choices. Leaving the city to move to Emburn with her boyfriend, Paul — while his already messy divorce drags on — might be one of her worst. Still, she tells herself this time will be different.But Emburn has its secrets.The beautifully refurbished church she moves into feels like it's watching her. Paul isn't telling her everything. Something in the town has been waiting. Just for her.

The untold story of the explosive 1960s music scene that transformed a quiet neighbourhood into one of North America's most influential creative hubs.Yorkville: How a 1960s Coffeehouse Scene Rewrote Popular Music traces the rise and fall of the remarkably dense musical ecosystem that flourished in Toronto's tiny Yorkville district between 1954 and 1968. Within a few blocks, dozens of coffeehouses incubated emerging folk, rock, R&B, and jazz talent long before the artists became int...

Townspeople are bewitched by the charming young Leonide, but her outward innocence masks a sinister secret—and her even more sinister plans for them.This young girl seems innocent, but she may just be a devil in disguise.When young Leonide washes ashore in a small coastal European town, the locals are too concerned for her welfare to be bothered by the coffin she washed up in. Only the town bishop sees through her façade, and once she is in—there’s no kicki...

Bring your family closer together and closer to God through 50 fun and creative devotional activities.Do you struggle with family devotional time? Do your kids seem uninterested in learning more deeply about God’s word? With easy-to-lead, engaging hands-on activities, like turning off all the lights and only using a flashlight or doing things backward and eating dessert before dinner, parents can grow their relationships with their kids and their kids’ spiritual re...

Project AZORIAN was a CIA project to covertly recover the sunken Soviet ballistic missile submarine, K-129. The K-129 went down with all hands approximately 1,600 miles northwest of Hawaii on 11 March 1968 at a location that was unknown to the Soviets. However, using underwater surveillance technology, the U.S. Navy was able to determine where the submarine sank within about 6 miles. Subsequently, the U.S. Navy submarine Halibut was able to find and photograph the K-129, more than 3 miles ...