Books published by publisher Resource Publications

What is your plan for the end of the world as we know it? How will you protect the people you love? What will you leave to them when you are gone? The good news is this is not the first time the world has ended. What's more, men were made for times like these. And the men of the past--the good ones, anyway--have left us a plan to follow. They built houses to last--houses that could weather a storm. This book contains their plan.

Abigail Waldron always knew she wanted to be a mother. What she didn't realize was how difficult the journey to motherhood could be. After struggling with infertility and then experiencing a second-trimester miscarriage, she's left wrestling with questions about the God she's loved since her childhood, wondering, How could a good God permit such painful suffering? And, How can I keep trusting Him in the face of such great loss? Far as the Curse Is Found explores these questions over the course of a year in Abigail's life, as she continues her quest to grow her family while seeking God for answers. To help with this process, she interviews eleven other couples on similar journeys, couples who've also had their faith tested by experiences of reproductive loss. The stories in this book, characterized by tragedy and heartache, are difficult. Yet as Abigail engages with them, her sense of isolation is replaced with an awareness of the community that surrounds her. More importantly, she begins to see glimpses of a God who is mysteriously present in our darkest moments, a God who is always at work creating beauty from our brokenness.

You may know much about World War II, but did you ever wonder how children lived through this man-made disaster that killed twenty-nine million civilians in Europe? Read about eighteen ordinary children whose childhood changed due to extraordinary events not of their making. How did they make sense of their world? They collected and traded bomb shrapnel instead of baseball cards; instead of watching cartoons, they ran out in the morning to see what last night's bombs had destroyed; and boys played with live ammunition like your sons do with Fourth of July firecrackers. Read these true stories and share them with a friend. Ponder the bravery of the ten-year old girl traveling alone to her faraway home. Worry about the three-year-old watching her house burn. Cheer for the fearless boy who provides food for his family or wonder how it was possible that, in the middle of a large bombed-out city, a four-year-old brings a live chicken to her mother. These stories also talk about overwhelming fear, bottomless sadness, the heartwarming kindness of strangers and enemy soldiers, as well as childhood joys. At the end you may agree with the motto of the last chapter "Never Again War."

You are young! You are smart! You are full of potential! You are going to do great things in your life! You have a lot of great qualities! You believe in God! You are saved! And you live in this world full of temptations and struggles. Now what? Sometimes being saved and young is easy! Sometimes it can be tough! There is tough stuff all around you! Sometimes adults forget how challenging it can be as a saved young person. You may have school pressure, peer pressure, parent pressure, and self-pressure to do the right things while you also struggle with temptations to do wrong things. This book is to help you remember God’s Word when you are living your life! It’s a cheat code to help you remember to stay saved and young when you face tough stuff! Being saved doesn’t have to be boring! So enjoy being young, but remember to make decisions that will make our Heavenly Father proud! You can keep this book in your pencil pouch, locker, purse, car, or even download it! Tough Stuff will give young people the opportunity to check and apply God’s Word about tough and taboo topics as they navigate their life in a successful, saved, and satisfying way!

Such a small parcel shouldn’t cause experienced smugglers much trouble, but this parcel is far from normal. Lost and scared after a violent storm, Finn and his sister, Aria, take shelter on a remote island. They discover the parcel contains a relic belonging to a long-forgotten people. Locked inside are powers which will change their lives, and the world, forever. As Finn realizes his connection to the relic, a vision strikes him - but what does it mean? Who should they trust? And if they decide to follow their hearts rather than their orders, will they manage to deliver the relic in one piece? Chased across the seas as they try to solve the mysteries within the parcel, the fate of this ancient people depends on them. Finn and Aria must choose between what is right and what is easy - and time is running out....

Marina Budhos, whose parents came from two different immigrant streams, always listens for the story within the story. Here, in fourteen intimate conversations and many short interviews, teenagers from all over the world reveal their most personal struggles and triumphs. Remix features Muslim girls from traditional families and Guyanese boys who know every hot new club, Hmong athletes, Russians in Disneyland, Central Americans sustained by community and tempted by gangs, Koreans facing extreme pressures to succeed, and many others. Filled with insights about American teenage culture and moving stories about the special challenges immigrants face, Remix shows all the voices of the new America.

Salem Scott has one goal for his post-junior year summer vacation--carefree days spent jamming with his band. Too bad those plans are about to crash and burn, right into the side of his crush's house. Now, he's on the hook for the repairs, and instead of playing with his band, he's stuck volunteering in a private mental institution. Armed with an ugly yellow sweater and BFF Jace, Salem braves his new job. But getting up close and personal with the patients forces him to confront demons he's not ready to face. And when the band kicks him to the curb for missing rehearsals, he's left teetering on the brink. Only, he understands this darkness better now, and accepting it as part of him lets him see he's been given the opportunity of a lifetime. He'll form a new band, with the hospital's motley crew of characters. His job just turned into the greatest summer of all time. Hopeful and fun, Mind Riot explores the angst of being painfully hipster in small-town America, the pain of functional depression, and what happens when kids who are "too cool for feels" are dropped into a reality where emotions are too loud to ignore.

We all have days when we feel bored. We all have days when we feel blue. I’m Feeling Blue, Too! turns the “can’t-do-nothin’” blues into an exciting exploration of color. Climb inside a spinning bubble, grab some sky from high above a trampoline, dive into the swirling ocean waves, stack a tower of dreams, and ride far into the night with a courageous knight. Get ready. Get set. Guess blue!

This book has been FULLY updated to reflect PMI's new Exam Content Outline, for any and all PMP exams delivered on or after August 31st of 2011. Can you imagine valuing a book so much that you send the author a Thank You letter? Hundreds of thousands of project managers know and understand why PMP Exam Prep is a worldwide best-seller. Years of PMP exam preparation experience, endless hours of ongoing research, interviews with project managers who failed the exam to identify gaps in their knowledge, and a razor-sharp focus on making sure project managers don't waste a single minute of their time studying are THE reasons this books is the best-selling PMP exam preparation guide in the world. PMP Exam Prep, Seventh Edition contains hundreds of updates and improvements from previous editions--including new exercises and sample questions never before in print. Offering hundreds of sample questions, critical time-saving tips plus games and activities available nowhere else, this book will help you pass the PMP exam on your FIRST try.

Cardinal Connection: A Cardinal is Near is an interactive story and memory book that offers a meaningful and supportive means to explain death to children in developmentally appropriate words while also giving them a memory journal workbook all in one for them to draw, color, and use art and writing as a resource for remembering and starting the healing process. This book helps young children cope with the emotions they face, sometimes for the first time, related to the death of a special and loved person in their lives and offers parents a supportive tool to guide discussion.Who is Cardinal Connection for?Cardinal Connection can serve as a read-aloud book for all children no matter their age. The vivid illustrations help to catch children’s attention while the rhyming story line connects various topics and ideas. The workbook side of the book offers a space for kids to express themselves in their own way through creative drawing and writing. This book can also be read directly by children starting around age 7 through early childhood and beyond. This book is honestly for everyone as adults alike can find comfort in this resource much as a child would. Grief is a unique experience that all of us will go through in our own way. Cardinal Symbolism is one method that can allow children to work through their own grieving process and keep a loving connection to the person who died during these difficult times and all throughout their lifetime. Cardinal Connection is an extremely useful resource to give to children following the death of a loved one and can help accompany difficult conversations that parents and family members must face during these sad times.