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Victory on the Walls
Frieda Clark Hyman. Nehemiah is cupbearer to the mighty king Artaxerxes, but his first allegiance is to God and Israel. In Jerusalem the walls are broken down, the people are often discouraged, and faithful scribe Ezra is too old to lead the people. Read how Nehemiah prays for courage to ask leave of the king. Learn about the customs of the day, and see how, with God’s help, Nehemiah inspires the people and overcomes enemies. 182 pages; paper.
Vine’s Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words
A reference book for intensive word study of more than 6000 biblical words in their original Greek or Hebrew. The original language often included shades of meaning that may go unnoticed in the English translation of those words. This book includes reference numbers from the Strong’s concordance to further enhance its use. 1184 pages; hardcover.
Vizyon Syèl ak Lanfè Yo
(Visions of Heaven and Hell, Creole version) In this little booklet from the author of Pilgrim’s Progress, heaven and hell are graphically described. While numerous details are presented which cannot be scripturally verified, the message of the book is sobering and thought-provoking. 56 pages; paper.
Voyage of No Return
A young Anabaptist couple in Holland, Johan and Margaret Blankenburg, are kidnapped by a dishonest captain and taken by ship to America, where they are sold as indentured servants. This book reveals some little-known facts about how some people came to the New World. This story shows how God can bless us in spite of adversity if we trust Him. Based on historical facts. 273 pages; paper.
Walking with God
A collection of inspirational poems written by Sierra Hrappstead, Angela Boehs and Andrea Unruh. Some poems are “Walking with God,” “Avalanche,” “My Treasure Chest,” “The Shepherd Psalm,” “The Inside Me,” “Mama’s Work,” “Shoes in the Back Porch,” and “God’s Promise.” 184 pages; paperback with coil binding; printed by Sierra Hrappstead.
Water My Soul: 90 Meditations from an Old Order Mennonite
As an Old Order Mennonite living in southern Ohio, Darla Weaver uses the common events of farm life, gardening, and nature to illustrate spiritual truths. Each daily meditation includes a scripture reading, prayer, and a question for reflection. 91 devotionals; 200 pages; paperback.
Waymarks of Home
In Waymarks of Home, Berniece chronicles the events that have shaped her life. The author writes about the Father’s love that led from Kansas country roads to New York City streets — from the desert to the sea. She expresses the joy the Penners experience today while living in the multiethnic borough of Queens. 226 pages; paperback. (Other books by Berniece: Joy in the City, Be Still, In the Morning.)
What God Does
This small book gives a window into the early mission work of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite during the 1930s and 40s. Mrs. John R. Friesen recounts her own story of salvation, her marriage to missionary John, and describes the early mission work in Mexico, relief work in Europe after World War II, and mission work in Rocky Mountain Farm in Alberta. 80 pages; paperback.
What Happened to Our Money?
This small book is an introductory financial guide for young couples. The principles are based on the Bible and are time-tested. Real-life examples illustrate the various points. Highly recommended for young couples and anyone needing basic financial guidance. 76 pages; paperback.
What Is the Bible? Understanding God’s Message
What is the Bible? offers helpful tools to familiarize yourself with the Bible. You will learn that knowing more about the time and culture in which the Bible was written makes it easier to understand. This little book provides an overview of each book of the Bible and gives tips on how to read and study it. Paperback; 112 pages.
What Jesus Refused to Do
Jesus was born in a dark time. Israel was being oppressed by the cruel Roman Empire. Corruption was rampant. Jesus’ followers expected Him to be the One who would bring about deliverance and change! Yet Jesus ignored many opportunities to use His unlimited resources in the arena of earthly power and political influence. What does this teach us for our day? 102 pages; paperback.