The Hunter’s Devotional by Steve Chapman invites hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to experience God in the adventure of hunting and beauty of nature.

Filled with personal stories from Chapman’s years of hunting and fishing, each devotion begins with a verse of Scripture followed by insights, anecdotes, and a short prayer. With wit and wisdom, Steve shares faith lessons learned through the many illustrations God’s creation has provided.

The perfect companion on hunting and fishing trips, this little companion will add a meaningful depth of spirituality to your journey.

God Can Work Powerfully Through a Praying Wife

Today’s challenges can make a fulfilling marriage seem like an impossible dream. Yet God delights in doing the impossible if only we would ask! Stormie Omartian shares how God can strengthen your marriage as you pray for your husband concerning key areas in his life, including..

• his spiritual walk
• his emotions
• his role as a leader
• his security in work
• his physical protection
• his faith and his future

You will be encouraged by Stormie’s own experiences, along with the Bible verses and sample prayers included in each chapter. Join the millions of women who have been blessed by this life-changing look at the power of a wife’s prayers.

These short prayers and Scripture verses make it easy for you to spend time each day talking to God about your child’s life, future, and faith. 

In parenting, prayer is a powerful ally. Through Jesus, you have been granted direct, unlimited access to God—what an awesome privilege! Bring Him your worries, fears, hopes, and dreams for your children as you seek His will for their lives.
 
Let these prayers give you the words you need to intercede for your kids in more than 20 areas, including their identity, their protection, and their relationships.
 
Your prayers will have an impact on the lives of your children. Talk to God today.

Expecting or adopting couples will appreciate this collection of practical and highly relevant wisdom and wit that will help them manage their expectations, experience grace, and laugh at themselves when things don’t go as planned.
 
Author Jeff Atwood shares the real-life lessons he and his wife learned while raising their three daughters, the kind of guidance they wish someone would have given them before they had children.  
 
New moms and dads will be better prepared for parenting with useful advice, including: 

• Tell your spouse “I love you” a lot during the day, because you might be too exhausted (or too stressed) to remember to say those words at 3 a.m.
• The past is not an indicator of future performance. Just because your baby did something the same way for the past 30 days, does not mean they will do it the same way in the next 30 days.
• Your kids need less stuff than you think they do. Nearly everything is disposable or has a very short lifespan.