Max On Life: Answers and Inspiration for Today's Questions By Max Lucado

Max Lucado takes you to new levels of inspiration and insight in Max on Life: Answers and Inspirations for Today's Questions, his first assemblage of questions and answers. The questions featured in Max on Life represent the wide range of inquiries Max Lucado has personally received during his years as a pastor, and the answers are abounding with spiritual insights and practical truth. He answers some really good questions about several topics.

Some of the contents include: 

Hope - God, Grace, and "Why am I Here?" 

Hurt - Conflicts, Calamities, and "Why me?" 

Help - Prayer, Scripture, and "Why church?" 

Him/Her - Sex, Romance, and "Any chance of a second chance?" 

Home - Diapers, Disagreements, and "Any hope for prodigals?" 

Haves/Have-Nots - Work, Money, and "Where's the lifeline?"

Hereafter - Cemeteries, Heaven, Hell, and "Who goes there?"

Max Lucado has written another fine book, and one that I will read many times over. I've asked some of the very same questions that are in this book, and I was eager to read Lucado's answers. I've been pleased with every Max Lucado book, and this one does not disappoint. I feel this book is a great addition to any Christian library, and it would make a good gift.

Gratefully, Susan

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Closing a Chapter - Graduation Day with Tiny Prints

The Smith's have home-schooled their four children for many years and their oldest son graduated this month. I was invited to help organize the graduation ceremony for James, and his family. A home-schooled graduation ceremony was something new for me to plan, but it was easy enough to put together. The Smith's went all out with the theme, invitations, guest roster, activities, food, making a diploma, and getting James that robe and cap to wear. I feel the Smith's did most of the work, but I had fun helping. We designed a plan that mixed formal with carefree, and  I think that worked out just fine.

We certainly had a good time during and after the ceremony. The Smith family, and their friends all chimed in to tell stories about James' progress throughout the years. There were both smiles, and tears in the audience as James stood to accept his diploma. We had a very nice potluck dinner by the lake, and listened to music, the older kids danced, and the younger kids played games.

May is here, and students will say goodbye to the grade they just completed. It's graduation time, and It's time to celebrate your achievement. Tiny Prints is here to help. They have a nice assortment of products to choose from. I am really impressed by Tiny Prints. I like how I can personalize greeting cards and other products to suit my needs. I hope you will check them out.

Tiny Prints provides stylish, modern and unique graduation stationary including graduation announcements, graduation invitations, and thank you cards for teens. When graduation season has come and gone Tiny Prints will still be here to fill all your stationary needs with their exclusive designs from the nation's top designers. You'll find summer party invitations, personalized greeting cards, thank you cards, business cards, and even custom wedding invitations. Come try the easy card personalization, powerful preview engine and top-notch customer service and paper quality for yourself! With Tiny prints by your side commemorating every holiday and momentous occasion is a cinch!

Disclosure: I wrote this post while participating in Global Influence campaign on behalf of Tiny Prints. I will receive a gift card for taking the time to write this post. All opinions are my own.