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Andrew Prince has been walking the earth for longer than he can remember, watching civilizations rise, fall, and fade into dust. These days, he keeps a low profile, running a high-powered security firm with two trusted allies. But when a job goes wrong and an old name resurfaces, Andrew is pulled into a dangerous game that spans centuries. Enemies long thought gone are moving in the shadows. Secrets from lives he's tried to forget are clawing their way back to the surface. Immortality has its advantages. It also has a body count.

Real Family traces the biblical story of family from its origin in the Trinity to its fulfillment at the marriage supper of the Lamb—and dismantles every lie the church has baptized along the way. Through the dysfunction of Abraham's household, the chosen loyalty of Ruth, the wreckage of David's home, and the Christ who redefined family with four words—"whoever does my will"—J.C. Wright shows that God's family has never been about bloodlines, photo ops, or having it together.

Fred is a caterpillar who hasn't yet turned into a butterfly. He is sad and fed up, until a surprise meeting with Santa changes everything. Then, disaster strikes. Can Fred save Christmas, and will Santa help Fred get his wings? 

A fantasy, science fiction, and horror anthology featuring seven short stories by well-received authors. They may scare you, thrill you, and capture your imagination. If you enjoy high-quality short stories that will excite you, then this is for you! E. R. Robin Dover’s “The Trees” (horror): In a remote desert region of southwestern New Mexico, centered along the Rio Grande, is an ancient grove of trees permeated with an evil that has always existed.

You know grace saved you. But do you actually believe it? Most of us live somewhere between two ditches. On one side, grace has been softened into a permission slip — a cosmic shrug that says God doesn't really care what you do. On the other side, grace has been hardened into a reward — something you earn by reading enough, praying enough, and performing well enough to keep God from being disappointed in you. Both versions are lies. And both will leave you exhausted or empty.

You've been told to "just have faith." But has anyone told you what faith actually is? Most of us carry a version of faith that was handed to us secondhand—believe hard enough and God will come through, never doubt or you're failing, close your eyes and jump. It sounds spiritual. But it's not biblical. And it falls apart the moment life gets heavy. Real Faith strips away the greeting-card theology and replaces it with what Scripture actually teaches: faith is not a feeling, not a quantity, and not blind.