The Maccabees were an Old Testament family who really trusted God. Thats why God used them to defeat enemies much stronger and more numerous, even renegades among their own people. God gave them victories when Jerusalem was overthrown and all seemed lost. This is their story told in readable poetry.

This yearlong devotional features one or two verses of scripture for each day of the year, a brief meditation, and a very brief prayer. It focuses on how the light of God suffuses our daily lives.

Marys Gospel Glory Stories is a collection of all my favorite Gospel stories written in poetic language to be easily read by fifth-grade students and above or to be read to younger children.

The prophet Ezekiel (told in first person) went through many struggles like those of the world were living in today. The parables of Jesus (in poetry) teach us how to love all Gods children in this world, and Veronicas Veil shows how the compassion of God can lead us to greater compassion for others.

Lamentation for the Nation is the Old Testament’s book of Lamentations reworded in poetry and told in a language that may be applied to the USA today. Judith and the General, also in poetry, is the story of Old Testament Judith, a young widow who, with great courage, achieved what the army of Israel could not by enticing the Assyrian enemy general and killing him, causing an unexpected victory for her people. Fifteen Days with Cephas details what may have occurred when the apostle Paul spe...

The Final Four tells the story of a meteor shower that sets off a nuclear catastrophe that destroys the earth, leaving only four people alivean Orthodox Jewish rabbi, a Muslim imam, a young Puerto Rican Christian girl, and an elderly French atheist woman. They all live near one another in Harlem and have personal histories. What happens when they find one another and need to help one another to survive as long as possible?

Isaiah for Today is a new version of Isaiah of the Bible's Old Testament rewritten in heartfelt readable poetry.

God of My Fathers tells the story of the Bibles Old Testament Joseph in first person in his prayers to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and his father, Jacob. His adventures begin with his being sold by his brothers into slavery in Egypt. It goes through his being forgotten in prison, his rise to power, his struggle for forgiveness and reconciliation, and the settlement of his family in Egypt.

This yearlong devotional features one or two verses of scripture for each day of the year, a brief meditation, and a very brief prayer. It focuses on how the light of God suffuses our daily lives.

Holding the Heart of Humility is a prayerful and thoughtful explanation of what the important gift/virtue of humility is—and is not. It comes from years of experience in learning how to recognize it in Sacred Scripture and in daily life. Its primary focus is on Jesus the Savior, the greatest model of humility. That is why it includes many biblical references.

God's prophet Ezekiel saw and did some amazing things. This book presents the Bibles Old Testament Book of Ezekiel condemns into readable poetry. Ezekiels prophetic words and actions stunned the people of his time and is very relevant to the people of all times, including ours.

Job's Wisdom is the adventure story of the Old Testament Bible character Job and the wisdom he used to overcome great difficulties. It's all written in readable poetry.