Frank Carlson Library

Children will learn good manners for interacting with family and friends.

Ever since I can remember I have always loved telling stories and illustrating characters. As a kid I loved exploring the colorful action filled pictures of comic books and reading science fiction and fantasy books, which led me to pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Animation and working on graphic novels and film editing. It was only when my wife and I had two children of our own that I saw the importance of using my talents to teach children the moral...

This book is written for hunters about real hunts. I know you will enjoy this book because of the stories, but also because it will challenge you to look at the hunt differently. You won't find fancy words or high fallutin' sentence structure that would make any of my English teachers proud. What you will find is real down to earth experiences while hunting. So how about it hunters? Are you ready to go? Put on your favorite camo hat and kick back...

It's hard for us to describe this book. If people look at the title and think, oh this going to be a gloomy morbid book, they would be way off base. Life's Lessons in the Storm is an honest account of some painful experiences that will definitely hit home, and hopefully give some insight to how God can provide peace in the midst of these storms. You will no doubt laugh and cry. It has been our desire from the beginning to write books that are easy...

What inspires you? A personal motto? A quote that directs your daily life? The letters written by the apostle John and Jude focused on two simple words that define our life and permeate our actions: love and truth. These letters are full of insights and direction along with warnings and encouragement . . . all based on these two words. These words remind us that God supplies all we need. That there is a real purpose to generosity. That there are times...

The church in Thessalonica was a study in contrast. They had been a quiet and holy people. But after a while, they had become restless and impatient. They needed direction on how to live. So Paul wrote the young church two letters. The first commended the believers for their faith and encouraged them to continue living according the gospel principles he had taught. The second letter was filled with helpful hints that corrected their wrong beliefs,...

We know better. We should be able to do the right thing. But often, we go against our better judgment and give in. The Corinthian Christians were no different. They had listened to one false teaching after another-and they had believed what they heard. How many lies had they accepted? How many mistakes had they made? Their list of sins is long and ugly, much like ours. But Paul had patience with the Corinthians. He was disturbed but not despondent;...

The Max Lucado Life Lessons series continues to be one of the bestselling study guide series on the market today. This updated edition of the popular New Testament and Old Testament series will offer readers a complete selection of studies by Max Lucado. Intriguing questions, inspirational storytelling, and profound reflections will bring God's Word to life for both individuals and small-group members. Each session now includes a key passage of Scripture...

Is there anything more elegant than a wedding? Candles bathe a chapel in gold. Families fill the pews. Groomsmen and bridesmaids descend the aisles with bouquets of newness. And the groom stands at the front, longing for that moment his bride will appear and step toward him to start their new life together. In Ephesians, Paul reminds us that Jesus is also longing for the day he will be united with the church-his bride in all her beauty. Paul's letter...

What would you do if you lost everything you loved in life? How do you get through the trials and tribulations of life? Do you turn to or from God? Join me on my journey as I look at my life that was filled with sin, mental illness, and drama. This story is about how God saved me from my personal pit in hell.