James Olah: 8 books

This book is designed to help you tell your children about dying and death. Have you been in such a situation where you didn’t know what to say to your children about Nana’s death? Perhaps you wondered what you should tell them. If you had a bad experience in the way you were treated by...

Tone of voice is such an obvious factor in life, but we seldom delve into how it is used and how to deal with it, as well as how to use it properly. More than once you have caused people to think the worst of you because of the offensive tone of your voice. This book helps you avoid sweeping this...

Keys for Christian Growth (Formerly published as: "Help for Young Christians") Do you want to experience the kind of life God intended? If you are ready to make your faith personal and take your commitment seriously, then this book is for you. You may be a new Christian or...

Getting to Know You is a good book for those who are serious in their relationship and looking to get married.  This book gives direction in addressing important issues that will equip them for a life together. A good understanding of a person helps you make a better decision about your choice. Dating...

The Meeting Room Many people are starving for companionship. They want to meet someone they can befriend and hope that it leads to marriage. They have waited for the right person to come along, but this wait has been fruitless. Now they want a realistic opportunity to meet someone. The Internet...

This book came as a result of me looking for answers to some of those questions that burn in our hearts and minds when a young person dies. For me, it was the death of my niece, Debbie. This book started as just a list. Later I taught it in our midweek services at the church. Eventually I taught a...

Susan remembers a time when she and Edward couldn't get enough of each other. They would talk for hours on end. Edward wouldn't want to leave when he dropped Susan off after a date, and they would just talk about everything. Now she asks, "Why doesn't Edward talk to me? We used to talk for hours...

Why are there so many religions in the world? All religions claim that they are the true one. Atheists also say that about their form of belief, and thus many belittle those who chose a faith different than theirs. If you were to evaluate the religions of the world what criteria would you use to judge...