Ambassador International: 295 books

Learn to experience joy and peace now. The purpose of Why Me? is to encourage readers to worship and thank God passionately even in the midst of trouble. •

A Christian is a follower of Jesus and that is not as simple as it sounds. The road we travel may be rough and steep sometimes but whether the way be stony or smooth, the only way to make progress is to follow, to follow closely, and to keep on following. Following Wherever He Leads is written to encourage the reader to do just that. 

This true story demonstrates God's faithfulness to an Amish couple. Simon's refusal to submit to the Amish rules stresses his marriage. The bishops demand that Susan, his wife, must obey the rules she promised to keep and to shun her rebel husband. Who was she to obey, God or man? Together they become...

When children are sold into slavery-what good is Jesus?    When wretched disease takes a loved one's life-what good is Jesus?       When marriages crumble and jobs disappoint-what good is Jesus?         Many know...

One night can change everything. Abby Banks put her healthy, happy infant son to sleep, but when she awoke the next morning, she felt as though she was living a nightmare. Her son, Wyatt, was paralyzed. There was no fall, no accident, no warning. A rare autoimmune disease attacked his spinal cord,...

Practical Disciplines of a Christian Life is for women who are looking for helpful information on how to apply the various Christian disciplines into their lives. This book will also give readers encouragement through their reading about other historical figures (through short biographical sketches)...

Leprosy is a scary disease. Most people have a serious aversion to losing their sense of touch and growing numb and unable to feel anothers touch, or even sensing hot and cold temperatures. They have an aversion to losing fingers, toes, and noses. They have an aversion to losing their eyesight, their...

We flow on down the river and the rain comes, the river floods, and we are barely hanging on to a very weak limb. It would seem that the best spot in this fluid life would be a spot along the river where everything is picture perfect, where all is good with our life and we are at peace.  However, as life goes, the river flows, and we are on the move again. Life is fluid.

Being a doctor and going to the doctor are theological issues. A major thesis of the book is that a de-medicalization of physicians is necessary and should be replaced by a Scripto-centric approach to life in the practice of medicine. This call is radical, humanly speaking, but we have a God Who has...

Without judgment, condemnation, or shame, David Daly bares his truth in the hopes of inspiring faith in the hearts of the lost and unbelieving. This memoir covers the span of David’s life experiences, starting with his birth and childhood spent in the tumultuous civil unrest of Northern Ireland...

They looked like the typical, happy family. David and Helen Runcie had brought their three sons up to fear the Lord and honour His Name. When they sang together as a quintet audiences were moved to tears. In their teenage years the boys became heroin addicts. It was then that the whole atmosphere...

“The weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.” —2 Corinthians 10:4 Part One: In Mighty Through God, Reverend Ginny Flynn shares about habits, roots, and strongholds.  Weaving God’s Word together with personal stories of her life,...

James asks a pointed question in his brief book in the Bible when he simply says, “What is your life?” He then answers his own question by stating, "It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away." Psalm 90 reminds us that “the days of our lives are seventy...

“Kansas City Center—Comanche eight-five-four-six-papa—we have an emergency.” With these words, David F. Osborne alerted air traffic controllers his plane and passengers were in serious danger. What began as a normal business trip home from North Dakota turned, without warning, from tranquility...