Hayford: 37 books

The MacNair of MacNair, conman extraordinaire, pulled into a parallel universe by desperate revolutionaries ... finds his life endangered by madmen of every stripe ... desperately jumping from universe to universe and century to century, on the run from berserk Emperors, secret policemen, vengeful wives,...

Colloquial Norwegian provides a step-by-step course in Norwegian as it is written and spoken today. Combining a user-friendly approach with a thorough treatment of the language, it equips learners with the essential skills needed to communicate confidently and effectively in Norwegian in a broad range...

The Book of Acts records the spread of God's kingdom in human lives from Jerusalem to Rome, citing the outpouring and witness of the Holy Spirit and His power working through people like you. This in-depth study guide introduces ordinary people experiencing extraordinary grace and shows how their...

God has a mission and ministry for every believer, and women have always been called to make a significant contribution to the ministry of the church. This study guide explores the role of women's ministry in the Bible and the church today. Readers will learn about the unique and dynamic contributions...

There are so many things that happen as youre away from home. And all these things will try and take your attention away from God. So how does one stay focused on God with all these challenges? This book talks about some of the commonly known challenges that students go through and how to overcome...

Trouble in Tahiti: Commissaire Tama, Chief of Police

You're supposed to find sex, sin, sun and sand in Tahiti! Quiet lagoons, beautiful vahines, complaisant women, languor and love. But instead, you'll find kidnapping, murder, and exploding bombs. Mais non! It all starts with a beautiful, naked damsel in distress in expatriate LaRoche's adventures in the real-life Garden of Eden.

As the living and loving creator, God “richly gives us all things to enjoy” (1 Tim. 6:17, MEV). However, He has not tied that enjoyment to riches, but linked it to an even greater value and deeper reality.  

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