Kindle Deals -- 08/22/2013 -- New Ones and Expired One but Great Deals Still
One Day Only:
Bonhoffer bio for $1.99
Thunder Dog - 9-11 story for $1.99Amazon description: Blind since birth, Michael couldn't see a thing, but he could hear the sounds of shattering glass, falling debris, and terrified people flooding around him and his guide dog, Roselle. However, Roselle sat calmly beside him. In that moment, Michael chose to trust Roselle's judgment and not to panic. They are a team.
Free on Kindle (and perhaps other devices -- be sure to check if the deal applies for your device)
Bonhoffer bio for $1.99
Thunder Dog - 9-11 story for $1.99Amazon description: Blind since birth, Michael couldn't see a thing, but he could hear the sounds of shattering glass, falling debris, and terrified people flooding around him and his guide dog, Roselle. However, Roselle sat calmly beside him. In that moment, Michael chose to trust Roselle's judgment and not to panic. They are a team.
Free on Kindle (and perhaps other devices -- be sure to check if the deal applies for your device)
Was free but now $4.99 as of 08/24/13
Marlene LeFever (Nov. 2012 publication date)
Do you ever wonder why Jeffrey talks all of the time?
Or why Toni can't sit still? Or why Alex loves work sheets?
Or why Jordan is always trying something new?
Each chapter is fun to read, stimulating, and immensely practical. This book is valuable to teachers, and for preachers, too. -- David R. Mains, director, Chapel of the Air
Vertical Church: What Every Heart Longs for. What Every Church Can Be. [Kindle Edition] -- Free offer is over but still a good deal at $3.82 (as of 08/22/13)
James MacDonald
An emergency call, and I rush from my coziness into the dark community where the police have requested a chaplain. Arriving in minutes, I find the family imploding with grief having just discovered their son hanging in the garage. In a moment of unshakable pain, he jumped off the ladder and into eternity. And I will never shake the look in their eyes when I asked why he hadn't called a church. "Why would he do that?" Across town, a pool of tears on my kitchen table as an out of town guest feels the weight of his infidelity, despairing that his famished soul finds no refuge and that he has to board a plane to feel fellowship. "Has your church tried to help you?" And the Christian leader confesses he hasn't been to church in years.
Infighting, backbiting, heartbreaking, frustrating ... church.
Though exceptions do exist, the reality is that church in America is failing one life at a time. Somewhere between pathetically predictable and shamefully entertaining, sadly sentimental and rarely authentic, church has become worst of all ... godless.
Vertical Church points to a new day where God is the seeker, and we are the ones found. In Vertical Church God shows up, and that changes everything.
If you want to experience God as you never have before and witness His hand at work, if you want to wake up to the first thought, "Thank God it's Sunday," if you're ready to feel your heart beat faster as you drive to your place of worship ... then devour and digest the lessons of Vertical Church.
As Young As We Feel: A Novel (The Four Lindas) [Kindle Edition]
Free offer is over but still a great deal at 99 cents! (as of 08/22/13)
Author: Melody Carlson
Amazon summary: Once upon a time in the little town on the Oregon coast, there were four Lindas—all in the same first-grade classroom. So they decided to go by their middle names. And form a club. And be friends forever. But that was 47 years and four lives ago. Now a class reunion has brought them all—the New York lawyer, the empty nester, the frustrated artist, and the aging starlet—together again in their old hometown, at a crossroads in their lives. They’re about to explore the invigorating reality that even the most eventful life has second acts…and there’s no statute of limitations on friendship.
Three more of "The Four Linda" series are listed below this book on the suggested books section, each for 99 cents. Hometown Ties, Here's to Friends, and All for One
Note: while I do reject posting some free offers for reasons that are my own, I am not necessarily endorsing the content of any book listed here. The reader needs to compare what he or she reads with what Scripture teaches. Even if you disagree, it is sometimes helpful to see another point of view from their own perspective rather than just what you have heard.
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