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It’s time for everything to come together. But first, it’s time for more fun. New girls are arriving and one of them has the weirdest game yet.

It’s night. Three young women are asleep in his bed. Travis hears someone moving around his house. Time to get his gun and check it out. Is someone trying to take what’s his? Or could it be an old friend?

Lacrosse can sharpen a young man fast. It can also expose everything. The pressure. The pride. The anger. The insecurity. The temptation to fit in. The fear of falling behind. The quiet stress nobody sees when the game ends and real life starts again. For teen guys ages 16-18, lacrosse is never just lacrosse. It is school pressure, social pressure, girl drama, group chats, late-night temptation, coach criticism, comparison, expectations, identity, and the constant question of what kind of man they are becoming. That is exactly why Faceoff Devotional exists.

There are now two young women who’ve come into his life only to disappear. Can there be a third? A run down a beaten path might just provide the answer.

Baseball can make you feel on top of the world one day… and completely exposed the next. One bad hop. One strikeout with runners on. One blown call. One slump that won't leave. One mistake that turns into two because your mind won't let the last pitch go. And for guys 16–18, the pressure isn't only on the field. It's in the hallways. The group chats. The weekends. The late-night scrolling. The temptation to fit in, act tough, chase girls, hide stress, and pretend you're fine.

Blanca has stayed the night, but now she must go home and gather some things. Too bad a young lady with a shotgun shows up. Luckily, she’s a hot young lady.

Friday night lights can build a young man—or break him. Because football at 16–18 is not just about the playbook, the depth chart, or the scoreboard. It is about pressure. Identity. Anger. Discipline. Confidence. Temptation. Brotherhood. School stress. Social media. Girls. Parties. Coaches. Parents. The future. And most teen guys are trying to carry all of that while acting like they are fine. Gridiron Devotions was created for that exact season of life.

They are just three successful men with a love for milk and the women who make it.

There’s still lots of fun to be had with Rosalynn. And it’s all very weird, just how Travis likes it. Then, when she’s gone, he can always go looking for someone new.

Travis is a wealthy entrepreneur who’s sold his business and moved out into the country. He wanted to get away from it all. But once he meets a young woman out there in the middle of nowhere, he stops worrying about what he’s gotten away from and focusing on the amazing thing he’s come to.

They may not be quite as you remember them, but each story in this ingenious collection—some whimsical, some serious—finds its roots in a close reading of the Bible and interpretations of it that originated centuries ago. Take a look through God's telescope and see how it all really happened: What was it like to be in Joseph's sandals as his brothers sold him into Egyptian slavery? How did Esther use her pretty face as a tool to save the Hebrew people? And what in the name of … well, you know who … happened to the unicorns included on the ark's original passenger manifest?

Soccer gets in your head fast. One bad touch, one missed chance, one mistake that leads to a goal, one piece of trash talk, one wave of pressure from coaches, parents, teammates, friends, and your own expectations—and underneath it all, the question most teen guys do not say out loud: “Am I good enough?” Next Pass Devotions is a 60-day Christian devotional for soccer players ages 13–15 that helps boys build the mental game and faith foundation most athletes never get.

Baseball can mess with your head fast. One bad at-bat, one slump, one bad call, one teammate running his mouth, one tryout that feels like your whole future—and underneath it all, the question most teen guys do not say out loud: "Am I good enough?"

The story of the Apostle Peter is perhaps the most enduring portrait of the human condition ever recorded in the annals of faith. He is a man defined not by the static perfection often attributed to saints in stained glass, but by a volatile, breathing, and often messy transformation. To journey through the life of Peter is to witness the slow, deliberate chiseling of a rough stone into a foundational masterpiece.

Life isn’t always a straight path. Sometimes, you go with your instincts, and if you haven’t, this may be the time to start. Look at the table of contents for a life lesson that resonates with you, learn from it, and try to apply it to your life. Robinson offers teachings that aim to open your heart and mind and fill it with inspiration. Find words of wisdom to help you have better relationships, increased success and enjoyment in your career, a loving connection with yourself, and a lot more fun in life. Develop the edge you need to create a life of success, love, peace, and joy.

Chaos becoming cosmos - we are participants and recipients in its meaning and marvels. ''Human beings and our ancestors have been meaning seekers and meaning makers even before our most ancient beginnings. And at the start of that search are these questions: Why is there something rather than nothing? Why is the world comprehensible at all? Where did we come from? Do we belong?''-from the Introduction.

They are just three successful men with a love for milk and the women who make it.

To understand the history of Jesus of Nazareth, one must first navigate the thick forests of tradition, theology, and art that have grown around his name for two millennia. For some, he is the iconic figure of the stained-glass window, a serene and distant deity. For others, he is a radical social reformer, a peasant philosopher, or a failed revolutionary. However, to find the man himself, we must travel back to the dusty, high-stakes world of the first-century Near East.

To understand the spiritual landscape of the ancient world and the foundations of apocalyptic thought, one must look to the Book of Enoch; a manuscript that stands as a colossal bridge between the Genesis patriarchs and the New Testament apostles. Though it resides outside the modern Western Biblical canon, its influence is woven into the very fabric of Judeo-Christian theology.

They are just three successful men with a love for milk and the women who make it.