Books with author Rich Taylor

ENDURANCE: Centering in His Rest is the third in a series of our books centering on the Rest of The Lord Jesus Christ. The first two have provided profound and invaluable insight into and tangible impartation of His Glorious Rest into the lives of many world-wide. This third volume focuses on the supernatural substance of ENDURANCE, and the Power of His Rest to keep us centered, and strengthened in the midst of any trial. His Rest harnesses the union bringing power of travail for our benefit, preserving, and enabling us to stand and see the Salvation of the Lord. A must read, a tangible Glory will manifest to many as you read this book...I feel His Glory right now!

A very small dog and a very large cat meet by accident and become close friends thanks to the dog's fearlessness and her willingness to accept the cat as a friend. They care for each other while working as a team to protect each other and the human family with whom they live. Their adventures expose them to the dangers of the forest, where they help a turtle and chase away a coyote which was about to attack the rabbit. Later when Sam and her family go camping, Sam becomes a hero by rescuing a small boy lost in the woods. At home Sam and Hobbes carry out a plat to stop a neighborhood burglar who breaks into their house. Hobbes and Sam entertains young children and teaches them the importance of friendship, loyalty and courage. It can be read by children, or read by the parents of children too young to read.

It's more likely than you think! As a church leader, you may be interviewed by the local news media-and when you are, you'll need Rick Taylor's expert, practical advice. • How to maintain control in an interview • Ways to work with reporters to your best advantage • Giving your church local exposure through editorials and public service announcements • Making the most effective use of visual symbols and backgrounds • Maintaining a natural appearance before TV cameras • Choosing the best medium (TV, radio, print) • How to effectively communicate the Gospel message