Thursday’s Christian eBooks

Lord of Winter
by Jill Williamson, Andrew Swearingen
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After years of darkness, Eric Livna, newly appointed lord of Tsaftown, returns from the battlefield ready to properly assume his title and become a true husband and father to his family. His marriage to Lady Viola, though arranged and built on mutual duty, has lacked the warmth of true affection, but Eric is hoping to bridge the emotional distance between them.
For too long Lady Viola Livna has silently endured the injustices woven into Tsaftown’s laws—laws she believes will threaten their daughter’s future. Determined to forge a better path for their family, she quietly works on a plan to change things…even if it means keeping secrets from her husband…

House of Wind
by Laura DeNooyer
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Not all abuse leaves bruises. Not all prisons have bars. Wendi Burkham lives in an emotional prison she unwittingly walked into. Nobody understands, and her captor holds the keys.
Married to a respected pastor, Wendi lives a life others admire–with two children and a home that reflects faith, stability, and love. But behind closed doors, Wendi is trapped in a cycle of control, manipulation, and emotional abuse no one else can see–and no one would believe.
How do you escape when no one thinks you need to?
For sixteen years, she has stayed silent. Stayed faithful. Stayed afraid. Until one night forces her to choose between the life she has built . . . and the truth she can no longer ignore.
Her husband’s warning echoes: “Planting wind only reaps a harvest of tornadoes.” But what if the storm is the only way out?

Time Will Tell
by Pamela Ferguson
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Hackle County health inspector April Islip believes handsome tavern owner Clay Nolan might be Mr. Right—until he refuses to make his customers wear masks. Local residents are riled up about COVID-19, threatening April when all she’s trying to do is save lives.
When one of Clay’s irate customers runs April’s car off the road on the Fourth of July, she’s mysteriously transported back in time to 1970 and given the chance to right a past wrong.
Can she thwart a dangerous plot involving Clay’s grandfather that doomed Hackle County’s future and her relationship with Clay?
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A Family for the Widower’s Silent Daughter
by Mia Dunham
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Isabella Flores Moreno is determined to save the Colorado ranch her family left behind. With her parents gone and her brother presumed dead for years, Isabella has no one left to share the burden. Desperate for help, she advertises for a mail-order groom willing to enter a practical marriage. Love has no place in her plans, but what happens when the stranger she marries offers more than the partnership she bargained for?
Widower Patrick Donelly needs a home for himself and his young daughter, who has not spoken since the fire that claimed her mother. A marriage of convenience promises the fresh start he has been searching for, yet the longer he works beside his new wife, the harder it becomes to keep his heart guarded. Can Patrick risk loving again when he still carries the guilt of the wife he could not save?

Broken and Content
by James Hale
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What does it mean to live well in a world that is fundamentally broken? That is the question at the heart of Broken and Content, a rich and searching devotional journey through the book of Ecclesiastes. Written for ordinary people navigating the exhausting realities of modern life, this book invites readers to sit with one of Scripture’s most honest and unsettling voices — the Preacher — and to discover, perhaps surprisingly, that the path to true contentment runs directly through our brokenness, not around it.
Ecclesiastes has long been regarded as the Bible’s most perplexing book. Its recurring cry that “all is hebel” — vapor, vanity, a breath — can feel more like despair than devotion. But Broken and Content refuses to domesticate or sanitize the Preacher’s words. Instead, it takes them with full seriousness, tracing the restless human soul as it chases pleasure, projects, possessions, entertainment, and even sex in search of something that will finally satisfy.
Each of these pursuits is examined with pastoral honesty, drawing on the vivid imagery of the “City of Nod” — a world of restless wandering east of Eden — to show how deeply our misdirected longings reflect the human condition after the Fall.
Broken and Content is for anyone who has ever felt the weight of a world that does not work the way it should — and who suspects, deep down, that the answer is not more striving but a deeper surrender. It is a book for the weary, the wondering, and the honest. It is, in the best sense, a book for all of us.

The Beginning of God-Led Love Stories
by Chloe Carley
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“I thought God had abandoned me.” “No… He was leading you to me.”
If you love to read about adventurous women and the men who love them with inspirational endings, read on!
#1: The Fallen Angel’s Prayer
#2: A Trail to Forever
#3: A Governess’s Prayer
Each book features a standalone, clean, inspirational romance. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a strong, sweet happily ever after.

Enough to Cover Us
by William Pickrel
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A uniform. A wedding dress. Sixty-four years of things nobody said.
In January of 1947, in a mountain house so cold the bedroom window iced on the inside, Ruth Vollmer cut up her husband’s army uniform and her own wedding dress and sewed them into a quilt. Fifty-eight squares of olive wool against the ivory satin. Nobody in that house ever said out loud what it was.
Sixty-four years later Ruth is eighty-seven, a stroke has taken all but six of her words, and the quilt is folded on a shelf in a county nursing home in western Maryland, where the staff put it on whoever is cold. Nobody in the building knows where it came from. Ruth cannot tell them.
Her grandson Wade drives up from Baltimore with a folder and a list of four things. The quilt is not one of them. He has never once thought about it. By the end of the week he wants it back, and Brenda Deitz, who has worked that hall for seven years, will not give it to him. Both of them have a claim. Neither of them knows yet what the cloth cost…

Expository Thoughts
on The Gospel of Matthew (Annotated)
by J.C. Ryle, Richard French
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A Modernized Edition of J.C. Ryle’s Classic Commentary, with New Foreword and Biography
Finally read the Gospel of Matthew with confidence. If Scripture has ever felt confusing or out of reach, this warm, plain-language classic walks you through all 28 chapters of Matthew, passage by passage, and shows you how every part speaks straight to your own faith and daily life.
Written by J.C. Ryle, the first Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, whose plain-language tracts sold in the millions during his lifetime, this commentary flows from decades of parish ministry and a lifelong gift for making Scripture clear to ordinary readers.
WHAT MAKES THIS EDITION UNIQUE. This is a newly prepared, annotated, and modernized edition of Ryle’s 1856 classic. It is different from every other edition in print:
Each section explains what the passage means, draws out its practical lessons, and presses them home to the reader’s conscience in Ryle’s famously direct style. You will always know where you are and what’s coming next.In this book you will:
Ryle keeps the great truths plain: Christ died in the place of sinners, salvation is received by faith, and his return is real and personal. Every page moves from understanding to application, so you finish each reading knowing what Matthew teaches and what it asks of you…

Activate Your Impact
by Brooke Thomas
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What if everything you were made for is already inside you, waiting to be unlocked?
Activate Your Impact is the bold, faith-first guide for women who know they were built for more and are finally done waiting for permission.
Written by cancer survivor and entrepreneur Brooke Thomas, this leadership and personal growth book for women walks you through twelve powerful areas of personal growth including purpose, vision, confidence, and legacy. With declaration prayers, spirit-led activations, and real stories from women who stepped into their calling, this book helps readers live fully awake…

Approval Addiction
by Joyce Meyer
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There is an epidemic of insecurity in society today. Many people suffer from an unhealthy need for affirmation. They are not capable of feeling good about themselves. For some the quest for approval becomes an actual addiction, as they seek self-worth from the outside world because they can’t find it within themselves.
Joyce Meyer understands the need for seeking approval from others to overcome feelings of rejection and low self-esteem. The good news, she says, is that there is a cure. God provides all the security anyone needs. Her goal is to provide a pathway toward freedom from the approval addiction.

Parables Workbook
by John F. MacArthur
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Jesus was a master storyteller, and the parables He told were ingeniously simple word pictures. Some of them were no more than fleeting remarks about commonplace incidents, objects, or persons. In fact, the most compact of all Jesus’ short stories does not even fill a complete verse of Scripture. Yet the all were filled with profound spiritual lessons that He wanted His listeners to hear and understand. Jesus told these parables so they would clearly comprehend His message about the kingdom of God and the reason He had come to earth.
In the Parables Workbook, master expositor and Bible commentator John MacArthur draws on his years spent studying and explaining the Word of God to guide readers through some of the most famous and influential short stories that Jesus told.

The Forbidden Caller
by Shelley Shepard Gray
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She finds belonging in the Amish Widows Club–but will she dare to love across an impossible divide?
Twenty-four was too young to become a widow, but Jenna Graber is learning that grief doesn’t follow anyone’s timeline. Nearly two years after losing her husband, Jimmy, in a workplace accident, she’s still struggling to make ends meet while raising her five-year-old daughter. When Jenna is invited to join the Amish Widows Club, blooming friendships stir hope in her heart. And thank goodness for Nelson Harper, the Englisher who runs the mill where Jimmy worked. His steady friendship and generous help have been a lifeline.



