Books with author Kevin Johnson

So God’s asking you to change the world…but how? It’s not as hard as you think, really; just some everyday acts of kindness can really make a difference in the world around you. Inside the pages of this devotional, you’ll be challenged to think about how you can do good in your world, and you’ll get great ideas that you can do right now! Read this along with Do Good, or work through this book separately. Either way, you’ll discover that you really do have the power to change the world by doing good every chance you get.The journal includes:• Quotes, thoughts, and questions to jolt you to think and move you to act• Random acts that you can do almost anywhere and anytime• Truth and Dare challenges that get you thinking and help you do something radically different• Random Act Notes for you to construct your own amazing story as you do good in the world around youGod made you to do good, and you have the power to change the world one kind deed at a time. So, what are you waiting for?

God might not be asking you to build an ark, but he is asking you to help him change the world. So don’t worry…you won’t have to grow out a beard or spend 40 days in a rainstorm. Believe it or not, changing the world can be as simple as everyday acts of kindness. Whether you do something good for someone in your family, or that new kid at your lunch table, or the neighbor around the corner, you can make a difference and help change the world—or at least, their world, for now. Inspired by the Universal Pictures movie, Evan Almighty, starring Steve Carell, Do Good will show you how you can help change the world by doing good every chance you get, right where you are, right now. You’ll discover:• how you can live every moment with God• what to do when life (or God) interrupts your plans• where to look for opportunities to do good• what to do when people around you think you’re crazy• how you can make a difference in the world within your reachMost of all, you’ll begin to see why you’re the perfect person to help God change the world—starting right now!

A 365-Day Devotional from a Trusted Youth AuthorTotal devotion means being 100 percent committed friends with God. He created us to know and love others in the same way he knows and loves us. His desire is that we belong to him and do life his way. But living out your faith isn't always easy, especially if you're still figuring out what that means. Here are some tools to help.Total Devotion equips you with solid biblical truth to help you navigate whatever challenges come your way. You'll grow more confident in your faith and deepen your friendship with God--and improve your relationships with others along the way. Whether you've been a Christian for years or are just starting out, it's never the wrong time to work on the way you act or think. If you're ready to start taking your faith seriously, you're ready for Total Devotion.

Tragic confrontations at schools throughout the past two decades are striking evidence that teens need help and training in peaceful conflict resolution. God knows each conflict a teen goes through--with their families, friends, and teachers--and he is in control. In this student edition of The Peacemaker, Ken Sande and Kevin Johnson show teens, youth leaders, parents, and pastors, how they can apply biblical principles to conflict situations, allowing for forgiveness and reconciliation instead of hatred or violence. With an approachable style that treats teens with respect, this much-needed resource can be used individually or as part of a small group or youth group study.

I have written this book using the 3000 most common words in English, so that someone learning English may use it as a more fun way to study. I think native English speakers will enjoy the book too. David Crystal, a famous English language professor, estimates that English has around 2,000,000 words, with each person only knowing a small number of these. Yet these 3000 core words account for 86 % of the language, a gold mine for the language learner.This short work of fiction explores the idea of beyond good and evil or moral relativism and touches upon the famous work on this topic by Nietzsche. Yet one does not need to know Western philosophy to either understand or enjoy the book. The reading level of the book extends from Grade Five to Grade Ten level, with a Grade Seven reading level most common. A Grade Seven student would be about 13 years-old.