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Lists to Live By for Every Married Couple (Lists to Live By)

1 review

Multnomah Books, 2001

Best gift ever!!!
This book helps remind us of the most important union of our lives. It is an excellent wedding or engagement gift. My husband and I refer to it often.

Simple Living for the Worn Out Woman (Lists to Live By)

1 review

Multnomah Books, 2006

Awesome read
This book has a lot of great insight in how to simplify your world and to calm down and reawaken a love for life. I am really enjoying this book, it has so many great quotes and sayings. Fantastic uplifting read.

Lists to Live By For Simple Living
Steve Stephens, John VanDiest

Multnomah Books, 2002

In our fast-paced, complex world, we all are looking for stillness, harmony, gentleness, and peace. The beauty of these eighty thoughtfully chosen lists is that they use simplicity to bring you simplicity -- condensing essential information into one-or-two-page lists. The gateway to the path of peaceful living is found in the collection you currently hold! As your life becomes balanced instead of hectic, you will escape the tyranny of the urgent ...

Lists to Live By: The Christian Collection: For Everything That Really Matters (Lists to Live By)

1 review
Alice Gray, Steve Dr Stephens, ...

Multnomah Books, 2004

A GREAT BOOK FOR WRITERS AND SPEAKERS
If you're a serious writer or speaker, you're always on the lookout for anecdotes and quotes to broaden the appeal of your books, articles, and speeches. Here's one collection that keeps what you need handy. The compilers say, "We've tried to catch the beauty of simplicity by taking powerful ideas and expressing them in only a few words. If it is true that the best gifts come in small packages, ...

Lists to Live By: The First Collection: For Everything that Really Matters (Lists to Live By)

9 reviews

Multnomah Books, 2004

A must!
Lists to live by is a must have. Great for any collector or someone looking for a quick inspiration. This book is a keeper for all time. I recommend keeping in the living room for a quick peek now and then. I keep it to remind me there are good things in life and to help me be a better person, religious or not it will enlighten you.

Lists to Live By: The Second Collection: For Everything That Really Matters (Lists to Live By)

2 reviews

Multnomah Books, 2004

An excellent book I would read over and over
When I bought this book, I couldn't put it down. I enjoyed reading this book because it's full of lists which made semse to me and gave me a perspective on what is important to me. The lists are valuable with meaning. The book was also easy to read and understand. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading lists.

Lists to Live By: The Third Collection: For Everything That Really Matters (Lists to Live By)

Multnomah Books, 2004

Lists Capture the Essence of Living Well Grab one of these lists and go! The third collection of Lists to Live By, compiled by three popular authors, offers more wisdom for successful living, with topics such as family, health, contentment, love, friendship, faith, parenting?in short, “everything that really matters.” This compact book organizes life’s lessons and important things to remember into quickly accessible, ...

Lists to Live By: The Fourth Collection: For Everything That Really Matters (Lists to Live By)

Multnomah Books, 2004

Every List is a Treasure! Over half a million people can’t be wrong. Business professionals, parents, athletes, teenagers, pastors, and everyone who wants a better life are applauding the Lists to Live By books. By popular request, this bestselling series returns with a fourth collection of two hundred powerful and engaging lists, with topics such as success, simplicity, love, romance, faith, parenting, retirement, and wisdom. This book ...

Lists to Live By: The First Collection Special Edition Books are Fun (Lists to Live By)

Multnomah Publishers Inc., 2000

You name it and this book has it. Within these pages are two hundred lists filled with powerful wisdom that will change you life. — More than trivia, they are timeless truths — More than words, they are motivation for success — More that a collection, they are a treasure of inspiration and practical advice you'll come back to again and again From family to friendship, contentment to virtue, wisdom to love—these are ...

The Secrets God Kept

1 review
John Van Diest, Alton Gansky

Tyndale House Publishers, 2005

A Fair Introduction to a Sorely Neglected Topic.
I typically will write reviews on books I absolutely love and those I feel need some negative feedback. With this book, I could have gone either way...i.e. 4 stars or 3. My reasoning for giving it only 3 stars is that while the authors deserve special applause for even attempting this topic in the first place, they utilize a lot of man-made reasoning. I felt that the authors needed to ...

My Utmost for His Highest Daily Planner - 1998

1 review
Oswald Chambers

Multnomah Books, 1997

Excellent resource
I have used this planner for 4 years. Excellent resourse to keep in your purse or pocket and easy to store on the shelf later for reference. This is my #1 planner choice.

Lists to Live By: The First Collection: For Everything that Really Matters (Lists to Live By)
Compiler-Alice Gray; Compiler-Steve Dr Stephens; Compiler-John Van Diest

Multnomah Books, 1999

Unsolved Miracles

1 review
John Van Diest

Multnomah Books, 1997

Short, captivating stories.
Do miracles still happen today? Van Diest, a book publisher for over 25 yers, shares amazing accounts that defy explanation and encourages readers to decide for themselves. His compelling collection includes stories by respected people like Billy Graham, James Dobson, Corrie ten Boom, and Mother Teresa. Van Diest organizes miracles by seven subjects: destiny, provision, angels, everyday ...

Lists to Live By for Every Caring Family: For Everything That Really Matters

1 review

Multnomah Books, 2001

An interesting book of lists for a family who has children
I believe one of the most important thing you can do for your child is to communicate and spend time with him/her frequently to develop a strong and healthy bond. Some of the lists are about effective discipline, communication, ways to love your child, activities for the whole family, getting to know your teen and lots more.

Lists to Live By For Smart Living
Steve Stephens, John VanDiest

Multnomah Books, 2002

If you can't keep up with all there is to read, then relax. The compilers of Lists to Live By have sifted through all the information that is not read, not understood, not believed, and not significant -- and what remain are eighty essential, powerful, and easy-to-read lists for people who want to live a smart life. If you read them, use them, and live them, you will become successful where it really matters -- family, friendship, health, ...

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