Covenant Books: 78 books

During the aftermath and devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Brigadier General Douglas A. Pritt directed relief efforts in the infamous Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans. From the unique and inside perspective of the general’s aide-de-camp comes the story of the National Guard response to the greatest...

This is a story of faith, courage, ministry, and forgiveness. Just before retirement, Pastor Randy Koenig writes a book teaching Christians how to witness to Muslims. A Muslim mullah takes exception to the book and decides that Randy must die. When the mullah and his men eventually find Randy,...

Leo the Duck was created by two brothers, Craig and Roy Godfrey. After spending many years in the aquatic management business in the Southwest, they found that both kids and adults love ducks and especially like to feed them. With the amazing artwork of Leo Anderson, this book explains in a simple and fun way the perils of feeding ducks human food.

The adventure begins once you get onto the ship. The character is immediately taken in by the sights and sounds of the jungle. The character has a guide but gets lost while gathering fruit and is left all alone. As he tries to make his way back to camp, he encounters various animals while getting...

This book presents the true story of Christmas. It provides a new perspective into that holy night that happened over two thousand years ago in Bethlehem and changed the world forever.

I am sure as a young child, most dream of having a pet they can love. When I was three years old that dream came true for me. My pet was a puppy that grew into a full grown dog and became a wonderful friend as we grew up together. He was my best friend, and as I begin to recall all the...

This book is a compilation of true stories I have written throughout my life that have taught me the biggest life lessons. Since I was a senior in high school and took a creative writing class, I realized that for me, writing is an outlet, a way to express my innermost thoughts, a way to process things...

Rumors have spread about the land, rumors of a pair of priceless medallions that hold unimaginable power. It is told that when the two are brought together, they will bring the bearer great fortune and the whole of the land will be forced to bow at his feet and come to ruin at his hand. Alas, rumors...

The title, Learn to Live: Toughen Up along with the subtitle, Jesus is a Tough Guy, is meant to draw attention to the importance of learning the Bible and making proper application to Christian living. The purpose of this book is to help people make the connection between the Bible and personal problem...

Streams of Mercy is a true story of a teenage orphan who turned so many impossibilities to possibilities. She lost her mother at 13 and her father at 18 and was tossed into the unknown and unsecure world though a beautiful one by God’s creation with no hold like a rudderless ship. She looked to...

Paul Hamilton’s narrative on family dysfunction is in the tradition of Jeanette Wall’s ‘The Glass Castle’. Hamilton uncovers secrets about his family’s past after he places his father in a dementia care facility. Hamilton sorts through his father’s belongings and discovers documents revealing...

In this impactful, forward-thinking book, Rev. Dr. Ken J. Gordon, Jr. shares faith principles for divorced fathers and places an emphasis on engaged co-parenting, which is critically important for children impacted by divorce. Dr. Gordon passionately, and honestly, speaks to fathers by sharing his...

How is it that a person will know that Jesus’s teaching is from God the Father? Jesus promised, through the Holy Spirit, to give that knowledge to those that do the will of God the Father, at least are desirous to do it. This book offers all the details.

During my career, I observed fellow officers suffering in silence as their spirit was crushed. I watched perpetual negativity, pressure, and lack of appreciation take its toll on many. I learned the impact of these struggles much too late for some who chose to take their own lives. Officers often...