Books with author Tricia Goyer

One prayer can change everything, says bestselling author Tricia Goyer in Prayers That Changed History.Martin Luther. Sojourner Truth. Helen Keller. St. Patrick. We read their stories, and of other people like them, in history books and hear about the amazing things they did to change the world. But one part of the story is often left out: Each one of them wouldn’t have accomplished what they did without prayer.In Prayers That Changed History, the stories of twenty-five notable people are presented along with how prayer changed their lives and changed history. Following each historical example is a biblical story that ties to that person’s life and actions, as well as ways you can use the power of prayer in your life as well. Because God isn’t done changing the world yet, and he would love to use you to make history.Includes images of each historical figure.

A prayer journal to enjoy together today and cherish for a lifetime. Designed by Tricia Goyer, best-selling author and mom of ten. God listens to prayers. This journal has a color cover and black and white interior. Prayer is something important for kids to learn, and Tricia Goyer encourages mommies and kids to pray together. This prayer journal teaches kids how to pray. Each day in this journal has a place for moms to write their prayers and for a kids to write (or draw!) theirs. Scripture passages are also included as prayer prompts. From the journal: You can talk to God in whispers. You can also talk to Him in shouts. "Thank you, God!" And, guess what? You can write your prayers. When you write them, you keep a record. You can see what you were happy and sad about. You can also see how God answered. That's what this book is for. This book is for you to write (or draw!) your prayers. Your mommy can help you. And then when you are older you can look back and see what was most important on your heart.

Using the metaphor of screenwriting, My Life, Unscripted explores relationships in every teenage girl's life-with herself, her friends and enemies, her parents, guys, and with God. Real-life scripts, screenwriting terms, and timely topics, make this an interesting read for teen girls as they delve into their own inner struggles and outward relationships. They'll also learn the importance of "scripting" their own responses BEFORE challenging life-situations arise so they are able to think about, pray about, and consider how to face these situations before the scene begins. By contrasting real-life with TV or movies, teens will understand they don't have to get caught up in the drama.

A prayer journal to enjoy together today and cherish for a lifetime. Designed by Tricia Goyer, best-selling author and mom of ten. God listens to prayers. This journal has a color cover and black and white interior. Prayer is something important for kids to learn, and Tricia Goyer encourages adults and kids to pray together. This prayer journal teaches kids how to pray. Each day in this journal has a place for a caring adult to write their prayers and for a kids to write (or draw!) theirs. Scripture passages are also included as prayer prompts. From the journal: You can talk to God in whispers. You can also talk to Him in shouts. "Thank you, God!" And, guess what? You can write your prayers. When you write them, you keep a record. You can see what you were happy and sad about. You can also see how God answered. That's what this book is for. This book is for you to write (or draw!) your prayers. And then when you are older you can look back and see what was most important on your heart.

A prayer journal to enjoy together today and cherish for a lifetime. Designed by Tricia Goyer, best-selling author and mom of ten. God listens to prayers. This journal has a color cover and black and white interior. Prayer is something important for kids to learn, and Tricia Goyer encourages mommies and kids to pray together. This prayer journal teaches kids how to pray. Each day in this journal has a place for dads to write their prayers and for a kids to write (or draw!) theirs. Scripture passages are also included as prayer prompts. From the journal: You can talk to God in whispers. You can also talk to Him in shouts. "Thank you, God!" And, guess what? You can write your prayers. When you write them, you keep a record. You can see what you were happy and sad about. You can also see how God answered. That's what this book is for. This book is for you to write (or draw!) your prayers. Your daddy can help you. And then when you are older you can look back and see what was most important on your heart.

Using the metaphor of screenwriting, My Life, Unscripted explores relationships in every teenage girl's life-with herself, her friends and enemies, her parents, guys, and with God. Real-life scripts, screenwriting terms, and timely topics, make this an interesting read for teen girls as they delve into their own inner struggles and outward relationships. They'll also learn the importance of "scripting" their own responses BEFORE challenging life-situations arise so they are able to think about, pray about, and consider how to face these situations before the scene begins. By contrasting real-life with TV or movies, teens will understand they don't have to get caught up in the drama.

One prayer can change everything, says bestselling author Tricia Goyer in Prayers That Changed History.Martin Luther. Sojourner Truth. Helen Keller. St. Patrick. We read their stories, and of other people like them, in history books and hear about the amazing things they did to change the world. But one part of the story is often left out: Each one of them wouldn’t have accomplished what they did without prayer.In Prayers That Changed History, the stories of thirty notable people are presented along with the major prayer that changed their lives, and changed history. Following each historical example is a biblical story that ties to that person’s life and actions, as well as ways you can use the power of prayer in your life as well. Because God isn’t done changing the world yet, and he would love to use you to make history.

What would be the impact of one man being used by God in a world where God is unknown?In an attempt to escape a potentially world-ending catastrophe Eric Dunst steps through the world's first teleporter, his destination Sydney. Instead, he finds himself on a new world entirely. A dark world, corrupted and in constant conflict. A world that revolves around a single energy source that every living thing is enslaved to. Every living thing except Eric. Thrown in the midst of a rebellion, and wondering if there is anything left of his home, Eric prepares himself for a journey that will change everything he understands.

Using the metaphor of screenwriting, My Life, Unscripted explores relationships in every teenage girl's life-with herself, her friends and enemies, her parents, guys, and with God. Real-life scripts, screenwriting terms, and timely topics, make this an interesting read for teen girls as they delve into their own inner struggles and outward relationships. They'll also learn the importance of "scripting" their own responses BEFORE challenging life-situations arise so they are able to think about, pray about, and consider how to face these situations before the scene begins. By contrasting real-life with TV or movies, teens will understand they don't have to get caught up in the drama.

What would be the impact of one man being used by God in a world where God is unknown? In an attempt to escape a potentially world-ending catastrophe Eric Dunst steps through the world's first teleporter, his destination Sydney. Instead, he finds himself on a new world entirely. A dark world, corrupted and in constant conflict. A world that revolves around a single energy source that every living thing is enslaved to. Every living thing except Eric. Thrown in the midst of a rebellion, and wondering if there is anything left of his home, Eric prepares himself for a journey that will change everything he understands.