Chickadee Winter, written by Dawn L. Watkins and colorfully illustrated by Gabriela Dellosso, weaves a Christmas story around a treasured childhood memory. "Things take some getting used to," Grandfather says.

Children of the Storm is the autobiography of Natasha Vins whose father Georgi Vins was a leader in the underground church of the Soviet Union before the end of the Cold War. When Georgi is forced to spend time in hiding and in prison, Natasha looks to her beloved grandmother Babushka for guidance. In her teen years, Natasha begins to see that doors close to those who remain faithful to Christ.

Choose your book, then take your journey! With this four-book-set, you can experience all the choices from the Choose Your Journey series. Will you visit Galilee or Jerusalem? Walk amongst the gentiles? See the miracle of Christ’s birth? The choice is yours. To buy each book individually, go to Christmas Crossroads, Crossroads in Galilee, Crossroads among the Gentiles, and Crossroads in Jerusalem.

Christians and Alcohol: A Scriptural Case for Abstinence by Randy Jaeggli tackles the tough question of whether Christians today should be drinking alcoholic beverages even in moderation. Through thorough examination of the clear biblical evidence from both the Old Testament and the New Testament as well of medical, historical, and spiritual factors, Dr. Jaeggli confidently affirms that total abstinence from alcohol is the scriptural choice.

Christmas Crossroads puts you in control of the story as three children set out to visit Jesus on the first Christmas. The trip is perilous and your decisions shape the outcome. Join your favorite Christmas story characters on an adventure to the City of David. When one journey ends, a new one awaits.

Created for His Glory by Jim Berg presents God’s ultimate plan for the Christian life, His marvelous redemptive work for mankind through Jesus Christ, and how those truths must filter down into our daily lives. Despair is epidemic today and peace and joy seem like an impossible dream. We can build an intimate and completely satisfying relationship with God by understanding God’s purpose for redeeming our life.

Imagine that you lived among the Gentiles when Jesus was preaching to the Jews. You may have heard about the wonderful things He has done. One day He comes to your hometown. You get to hear Him preach. What would you do? How would you obey His teachings? Each decision is a crossroad that leads to a different ending. As you follow this journey, you create your own story. When one story ends, go back to the crossroads and follow a different path.

Crossroads in Galilee lets you choose your journey as three children observe the life of Jesus and his followers. Every choice made changes the outcome of the story. Join these children as they learn about Jesus of Nazareth. When one journey ends, a new one awaits.

Crossroads in Jerusalem lets you choose your journey. Through the eyes of a boy of Jerusalem, a servant girl, or a lawyer’s assistant, you can follow Jesus and His disciples and see the power of His ministry throughout Jerusalem. Every choice you make changes the story. When one journey ends, go back to the crossroads and find a new path.

In Danger Follows, Christian youth fiction by Goerky Smith, Jill Wyman’s trip with her parents across the South Pacific begins as an exciting sailboat adventure. But once they are underway, a series of mysterious incidents makes their voyage more and more hazardous. A stranger with cold, fishy eyes, the remains of a campfire on the island where they land, and a missing logbook all seem strangely and ominously connected.

In this Old Testament commentary, conservative scholar Peter A. Steveson explains the book of Daniel verse by verse. Daniel’s biography recounts Judah’s time in Babylon, and his visions are the foundation of Bible prophecy.

Daniel Colton Kidnapped by Elaine Schulte is the fourth book in her Colton Cousin Adventure Series. This historical fiction story is set in the late 1840s when the Colton family is establishing their new home in California and building a thriving business. Daniel’s hard work makes him as a target for Charles Herrington’s unwholesome scheme.

Daniel Colton Under Fire by Elaine Schulte is historical fiction set in 1848 when twelve-year-old Daniel discovers that travel on the Oregon Trail is difficult. Nothing is predictable: not the animals, not the weather, and least of all his fellow travelers! In this Christian fiction book, life-threatening danger puts Daniel’s faith to the test. This is the second book in the Colton Cousins Adventure series.

Divine Service by Betty Henderson is a timely choice for your personal devotions, your Bible study group, or your Sunday school class. This women’s Bible study explores Mark’s unique perspective on the service of Jesus Christ. Mark’s account is fast-paced, and his enthusiasm for his Lord shines through every chapter.

Ellanor's Exchange by Linda Hayner is historical fiction set in the mid-1600s in England. When Ellanor Fitzhugh and her mentor, Lady Wilthrop, set out for London to accomplish Ellanor's debut into society, it would seem the young woman has the world at her command. But as the two join the music and gaiety of English court life, a dark shadow creeps across their plans.

Escape to Liechtenstein by Ed Dunlop is a historical fiction account of Hans and his sister Gretchen who discover a young Jewish boy hiding from Nazi troops. While all three children know that Jacob will not be safe until he crosses over the Austrian border, Hans and Gretchen have no idea that Jacob is also smuggling something even more important that is valuable to him, to the Jewish people, and to the enemy.

Essential Virtues by Jim Berg draws from the principles of 2 Peter 1 to explore the marks of the Christian life. Peter lists the virtues of a Christlike believer: knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. As we understand the meaning and importance of these core virtues, we can learn to cultivate these qualities while avoiding worldliness, rebellion, and spiritual apathy.

Essential Virtues by Jim Berg draws from the principles of 2 Peter 1 to explore the marks of the Christian life. Peter lists the virtues of a Christlike believer: knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. As we understand the meaning and importance of these core virtues, we can learn to cultivate these qualities while avoiding worldliness, rebellion, and spiritual apathy.

Essential Virtues by Jim Berg draws from the principles of 2 Peter 1 to explore the marks of the Christian life. Peter lists the virtues of a Christlike believer: knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. As we understand the meaning and importance of these core virtues, we can learn to cultivate these qualities while avoiding worldliness, rebellion, and spiritual apathy.

Esther, Ezra, and Nehemiah are three books of the Bible not often covered and sometimes misunderstood. However, they contain important lessons about worship, leadership, providence, and much more.

Faith of Our Fathers: Scenes from American Church History, edited by Mark Sidwell, is an overview of events and people from American church history. Study the lives of Anne Bradstreet, Jonathan Edwards, Samuel Morse, and Billy Sunday. Discover the contributions of the men and women who answered the Lord’s call to evangelize the vast and virgin expanse of untamed America.

Faith of Our Fathers is an overview of events and people from Christian church history from the ancient church to the modern church. Why is Easter observed in the spring and what can we learn from the catacombs? Who was Patrick of Ireland? How were John Wycliffe and John Huss forerunners of the Reformation? What impact did Luther, Calvin, and Bunyan, leaders of the Reformation, have on modern Christianity? Let church history awaken you to the richness of our Christian heritage.

False Coin, True Coin by Lois Hoadley Dick is a historical fiction novel set in seventeenth-century London. It is the story of John Bunyan, a prisoner in the jailhouse of Cissy Nidd’s father. His crime is preaching, but in Cissy’s mind this is hardly a crime worthy of imprisonment.

Family: The Making and Remaking of a Christian Home by Ronald Horton examines the model family as ordained by God in the Garden of Eden. Horton presents God’s original plan for the family, Satan’s attempts to destroy the family, and the God-ordained roles of each family member. Through the life examples of Bible personalities, he considers what holds families together, what pulls them part, and how to restore fractured relationships.

Prereaders learn to count numbers in Farmer Dillo Counts His Chickens, a concept picture book by Jesse Adams and illustrated by Julie Speer and David Rogers. On a bright morning in Sundown, Farmer Dillo decides to gather some eggs from his chickens. But to his surprise, the door of the coop is open, and the chickens are gone! Follow Farmer Dillo from fields to woods to his own front porch as he searches for each cleverly camouflaged chicken.

Prereaders learn to count numbers in Farmer Dillo Counts His Chickens, a concept picture book by Jesse Adams and illustrated by Julie Speer and David Rogers. On a bright morning in Sundown, Farmer Dillo decides to gather some eggs from his chickens. But to his surprise, the door of the coop is open, and the chickens are gone! Follow Farmer Dillo from fields to woods to his own front porch as he searches for each cleverly camouflaged chicken.

Pre-readers learn their colors in Farmer Dillo Paints His Barn, a concept picture book by Jesse Adams and illustrated by Julie Speer and Christopher Owen Davis. Farmer Dillo brushes his way across the pages, creating splashes of vibrant color at every turn. Unable to decide what color to paint his barn, he experiments with contrasts that very young readers will easily comprehend.

Pre-readers learn their colors in Farmer Dillo Paints His Barn, a concept picture book by Jesse Adams and illustrated by Julie Speer and Christopher Owen Davis. Farmer Dillo brushes his way across the pages creating splashes of vibrant color at every turn. Unable to decide what color to paint his barn, he experiments with contrasts that very young readers will easily comprehend.