Davis Will Livres

Engaging in conversations with children is essential, but communicating with God regarding their lives is portrayed as vital. The book emphasizes the significance of prayer and spiritual dialogue in parenting, suggesting that seeking divine guidance can enhance the relationship between parents and their children. It offers insights on how to effectively intertwine faith with parenting practices, encouraging readers to cultivate a deeper spiritual connection for their family’s well-being.

An undercover mission in the New Mexico Territory sets U.S. Marshal Lance Kincaid on a dangerous path as he investigates rampant violence and crime in Silver City. Tasked by the governor, Kincaid must navigate a treacherous landscape to uncover those behind the chaos and ensure justice is served.

Set against the backdrop of Waco, the narrative explores the consequences of taking risks, suggesting a dark fate for those who dare to challenge the status quo. The mention of Pinos Altos cemetery hints at a looming threat, emphasizing themes of danger and mortality. The story promises a blend of tension and intrigue, inviting readers to consider the stakes involved in pushing one's luck in a place where the repercussions can be dire.

Set against a backdrop of a harsh landscape, the narrative follows characters grappling with their fate and the choices that lead them there. Themes of survival, regret, and the inevitability of death permeate the story, as individuals confront their pasts and the consequences of their actions. The stark reality of their journey highlights the emotional and physical toll of their experiences, making for a poignant exploration of life and mortality. The book invites readers to reflect on the paths we take and the legacies we leave behind.

The American way of life pushes people to constantly strive for more--more money, more stuff, more clout. But how much is enough? And how do we know when we have too much of a good thing? In this provocative, paradigm-shifting book, Will Davis Jr. challenges readers to discover the peace that comes through contentment with what we have and compassion for those in need. Through surprising statistics, scriptural insight, and real-life stories, Davis gently leads readers to consider living with less in order to do more for the kingdom. Thought-provoking discussion questions and short chapters make this a perfect study for small groups. No one will come away from this powerful book unchanged.

Sex, drugs and gay bars: a twenty-first-century coming-of-age tale

Lance Kincaid, a Texas Ranger, distinguishes himself by forming a bond with the Lipan Apaches, advocating against their mistreatment by the U.S. Government. His deep connection with the tribe leads to him becoming a blood brother. After leaving the Rangers, he enlists in the Union Army during the Civil War, where he is severely wounded, resulting in both physical injuries and memory loss. This journey explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the impact of war on personal connections.

Set against the backdrop of early Texas, the story follows Luke Kincaid as he establishes a ranch along the Brazos River, navigating the challenges of frontier life. With the help of his foreman, Irish, Luke faces conflicts with Comanches, Comancheros, and outlaws, testing his resilience and commitment to his new home. His journey intertwines with historical figures, as he fights alongside Sam Houston at San Jacinto and partners with Bigfoot Wallace in daring escapes, ultimately confronting the notorious El Gigante.

Drawing from personal childhood experiences, this poetry collection captures the essence of being a kid through a mix of true and fictionalized events. The poems celebrate the unique perspectives and emotions of young girls and boys, showcasing their innocence and adventures. Selected from a larger body of work, these pieces aim to resonate with young readers, inviting them to embrace their identities and experiences. The collection is crafted to delight and engage children, making it a perfect read for young audiences.

Sarah had everything except the one thing she longed for the most. Then one day, when she was least expecting it, she found what she had always wanted. A story of love, compassion and humanity from the not-too-distant past aimed at children of today to give us hope for the future.