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Welcome to Atlanta's "Book Table." Now you can buy from us, even when we aren't set up at your Sunday worship service.
How to order: Browse our site using the above links. When you are ready, e-mail us at orders@tjmbooksales.com and tell us what you would like. Be sure to include your name and contact info (phone # and/or e-mail address). You can also request books not featured here on this website.
If you have any questions, including information about books not featured here, please e-mail troy@tjmbooksales.com. You may also call us at 770-458-7273 Monday thru Friday between the hours of 9 am to 9 pm.
Welcome to Atlanta's "Book Table." Now you can buy from us, even when we aren't set up at your Sunday worship service.
How to order: Browse our site using the above links. When you are ready, e-mail us at orders@tjmbooksales.com and tell us what you would like. Be sure to include your name and contact info (phone # and/or e-mail address). You can also request books not featured here on this website.
If you have any questions, including information about books not featured here, please e-mail troy@tjmbooksales.com. You may also call us at 770-458-7273 Monday thru Friday between the hours of 9 am to 9 pm.
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CLOSER THAN A BROTHER
Unlocking the Power of the One Another Way
F. Barton Davis
MagiMedia Publications
2009
Modern Christianity is adrift. In numerous congregations, complacency and indifference have become the norm rather than the exception. What is the missing ingredient? A large part of the problem is that we have yet to truly tap into the power of the one another way.
The one another way is the narrow road, the glory road, purchased by the cross and powered by the resurrection. It is the key to unlocking the power of Christ’s love in our lives and in His modern day church. Closer Than a Brother shines a light that cuts through the uncertainty, grabs hold of the scriptures and unveils the secrets of this glorious path. It is time to unlock the power!
Unlocking the Power of the One Another Way
F. Barton Davis
MagiMedia Publications
2009
Modern Christianity is adrift. In numerous congregations, complacency and indifference have become the norm rather than the exception. What is the missing ingredient? A large part of the problem is that we have yet to truly tap into the power of the one another way.
The one another way is the narrow road, the glory road, purchased by the cross and powered by the resurrection. It is the key to unlocking the power of Christ’s love in our lives and in His modern day church. Closer Than a Brother shines a light that cuts through the uncertainty, grabs hold of the scriptures and unveils the secrets of this glorious path. It is time to unlock the power!
BRAND NEW FROM DPI!
DISCOVER JOY
Well-Being, God's Way
Dr. Joy Bodzioch
2009, 196 pages
Christian psychologist Joy Bodzioch has written a new book on finding mental well-being by applying the Beatitudes to your life. Following Jesus' plan for living our lives will help us find meaning and joy.
Well-Being, God's Way
Dr. Joy Bodzioch
2009, 196 pages
Christian psychologist Joy Bodzioch has written a new book on finding mental well-being by applying the Beatitudes to your life. Following Jesus' plan for living our lives will help us find meaning and joy.
Sharing from her life, her experience as a professional counselor and as a Bible student, Dr. Joy gives an insightful path to finding biblical help for insecurity, depression, negative thinking and other challenges we face in our Christian walk.
ONE ANOTHER
Transformational Relationships In The Body Of Christ
Thomas Jones & Steve Brown
DPI
2008, 167 pages
Tom Jones and Steve Brown, the two teachers in the Greater Nashville Church, have collaborated to give us a fresh, biblical look at relationships—a topic of utmost importance in churches focused on making disciples and fostering continual spiritual growth.
The authors show that God’s plan is for us to be instruments in each other’s lives to bring about the transformation he desires.
Many of us realize we are not having the kind of relationships that God intended. We have drifted away from opening our hearts and giving our lives to each other. This book is a call back to healthy biblical relationships that will help us grow into the image of Christ.
Includes application questions that will be especially helpful as groups together study and apply this book to their lives.
Transformational Relationships In The Body Of Christ
Thomas Jones & Steve Brown
DPI
2008, 167 pages
Tom Jones and Steve Brown, the two teachers in the Greater Nashville Church, have collaborated to give us a fresh, biblical look at relationships—a topic of utmost importance in churches focused on making disciples and fostering continual spiritual growth.
The authors show that God’s plan is for us to be instruments in each other’s lives to bring about the transformation he desires.
Many of us realize we are not having the kind of relationships that God intended. We have drifted away from opening our hearts and giving our lives to each other. This book is a call back to healthy biblical relationships that will help us grow into the image of Christ.
Includes application questions that will be especially helpful as groups together study and apply this book to their lives.
RAISING AWESOME KIDS--RELOADED
Being The Most Important Influence In Your Children's Lives
Sam & Geri Laing
DPI
2008, 270 pages
Since the first edition of Raising Awesome Kids was last updated, much has happened in our world. For example, the Internet has become accessible to everyone. Our kids have computer savy that astounds us, and we need to be ready to guide them and protect them...not only on the Internet, but in every other area of their lives as well. Jesus is to be Lord of all areas, and the Laings help us know how to communicate and model this understanding to our kids.
We are grateful to be able to have an updated version of this classic for parents. The Laings are eager to share with you even more about how to be a parent who has the greatest influence on your children's lives.
Along with updating throughout the book, the Laings will include the following new chapters:
"Heart to Heart Talks"—Identifies a tremendous need for parents to learn how to talk on a deep level with their kids and gives input about how to approach this most important connection.
"A Torrent of Technology"—How do you handle this new world when your kids are more tech savvy than you are? Deals with the uses of cell phones, PCs, iPods, video games, Facebook, text messaging, chat rooms, etc.
“Anxious Parents"—Discusses the “over-parenting” syndrome: doing kids’ homework; having them in every sport, school play, competition; mapping out their life; worrying if they will succeed. The message: let them be children and let them play.
Being The Most Important Influence In Your Children's Lives
Sam & Geri Laing
DPI
2008, 270 pages
Since the first edition of Raising Awesome Kids was last updated, much has happened in our world. For example, the Internet has become accessible to everyone. Our kids have computer savy that astounds us, and we need to be ready to guide them and protect them...not only on the Internet, but in every other area of their lives as well. Jesus is to be Lord of all areas, and the Laings help us know how to communicate and model this understanding to our kids.
We are grateful to be able to have an updated version of this classic for parents. The Laings are eager to share with you even more about how to be a parent who has the greatest influence on your children's lives.
Along with updating throughout the book, the Laings will include the following new chapters:
"Heart to Heart Talks"—Identifies a tremendous need for parents to learn how to talk on a deep level with their kids and gives input about how to approach this most important connection.
"A Torrent of Technology"—How do you handle this new world when your kids are more tech savvy than you are? Deals with the uses of cell phones, PCs, iPods, video games, Facebook, text messaging, chat rooms, etc.
“Anxious Parents"—Discusses the “over-parenting” syndrome: doing kids’ homework; having them in every sport, school play, competition; mapping out their life; worrying if they will succeed. The message: let them be children and let them play.
