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At 6 A.M. on Sunday, December 7th 1941, 353 planes manned by pilots of the Imperial Japanese Air Force winged their way toward the Sandwich Islands, aka Hawaii. Their mission: destroy the U.S. Naval Fleet at Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Infantry at Schofield Barracks, and Army Air Corps at Hickam Field. At 0748 hours in Hawaii, the Japanese struck mercilessly and bombed Pearl Harbor Meet Chief Boatswain's Mate Beau Lynnott and the intrepid men of his gun crew aboard the USS St. Louis (CL-49), one of the very few ships to make it out of the harbor to hunt down the Japanese task force that assaulted the U.S. Armed Forces in Hawaii. Although the tale of Chief Lynnott and some of the characters are fictitious, the details of the events of Japan's "Operation AI" are true and accurate, including a running log of the bombing from the perspective of the USS St. Louis. This semi-graphic historical novel captures, in classic comic book form, one of the most devastating events of the twentieth century in U.S. Naval history. Children of all ages will enjoy the retelling of this most famous tale of the brave civilians, sailors, soldiers, and airmen that endured, and even lost their lives through, the horrors of "a date which will live in infamy."

RECAPTURING THE IDEALIST VIEW OF THE BOOK OF REVELATION Reemphasizing a Glorious Gospel Interpretation of the Last Book of the Bible This message of the revealed Christ, the unveiled Christ, the disclosure of Christ, was not only sent by the Lord's messenger to John, but it was set in signs; that it was significantly symbolized. How is this revelation of Christ symbolized? In two significant ways: (1) who Jesus Christ is; and (2) what Jesus Christ has done; specifically and more importantly, His atoning death upon Calvary's cross.

A FUN FABLE FOR CHILDREN The story of the miller, his son, and the donkey is a fable that has been told in a variety of ways through different venues for a number of years. It has been included in Aesop's Fables and has found a home in literature in the Near East, the Middle East and Europe, dating back to medieval times. Jon J. Cardwell presents his mirthful rendition of this beloved story in metered rhyme, telling the tale of a miller that must sell his mule when his farm has fallen on hard times. The miller, his son, and their mule set out for the fair to sell their mule at market, and on the way, they encounter people that offer advice on how they should travel. A tale told in rhyme, the story may be easily grasped and understood by young children; and delivered in common meter, the story may also be sung to several familiar tunes, such as "Amazing Grace," "Joy to the World," or "Am I a Soldier of the Cross." The illustrations are big and colorful, and the book's dimensions (8.5" x 11") make this a great tool for story telling times in group settings.

"For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith." Romans 1:16-17 JUST HOW POWERFUL IS THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST? The gospel is so powerful that it must change God-hating sinners into Christ exalting, God-loving, gospel-honoring worshipers of the Almighty Creator of the universe. This unusual commentary on the first three chapters of Romans aim to present the powerful gospel of Jesus Christ, which by the Holy Spirit saves the sinner by God's grace alone through faith alone. It is an unusual format as the first fifteen verses of chapter one will be included in the last volume of the series alongside chapter sixteen. Let the reason we gather with believers, the reason we meditate in private, the reason we pray in earnest, the reason we study the Bible with understanding, and the reason we proclaim Christ, and Him crucified, is to worship God in Christ, casting all else aside until we have achieved that end; yea, that we may glorify God and enjoy Him forever, in, by, and through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Amen. In this volume, and the five others to follow, Jon Cardwell presents the gospel of Jesus Christ by an exposition of Romans so that the doctrinal and dutiful truths of the gospel of grace will bring the Christian believer passionately and devotionally nearer his Lord and Savior.

For family and individual meditations, containing, Robert Murray McCheyne's DAILY BREAD (which includes an adjustment for Leap Years), the Westminister Shorter Catechism, the WESTMINSTER CONFESSION of FAITH, and selected hymns and psalms. All Scriptures contained in this volume are from the New American Standard Bible --Robert Murray M'Cheyne's DAILY BREAD is a systematic Bible plan with scripture portions from the Bible to read daily in the morning and evening, for individuals and families, so that the Bible may be read completely through in the course of one year (the New Testament & Psalms twice, and the Old Testament once). --The WESTMINSTER SHORTER CATECHISM contains 107 basic questions and answers of simple Biblical truth, based upon the 1644 Westminster Confession of Faith, so that the disciplined (not vain) repetitions and meditation upon those Biblical truths will aid in causing the truth to sink into the soul. --The WESTMINSTER CONFESSION of FAITH contains 33 small chapters detailing, in systematic form, the theology of Bible truth. --Seven select, well-known hymns are included at the end of this little book, followed by seven select psalms from the 1650 Scottish Psalter. Having all of these elements combined in a singular place will aid the serious Bible student in disciplined singings, readings, and meditations on God's Word daily. Its compilation into one unit makes this book unique and useful, and more likely to be used.

For family and individual meditations, containing, Robert Murray McCheyne's DAILY BREAD (which contains an adjustment for Leap Years), Charles Haddon Spurgeon's A PURITAN CATECHISM, the 1742 PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CONFESSION of FAITH, and selected hymns and psalms. All Scriptures contained in this volume are from the New American Standard Bible (NASB). A PURITAN CATECHISM and the PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CONFESSION were updated in modern English for ease of reading. --M'Cheyne's DAILY BREAD is a systematic Bible plan with scripture portions from the Bible to read daily in the morning and evening, for individuals and families, so that the Bible may be read completely through in the course of one year (the New Testament & Psalms twice, and the Old Testament once). --Charles Spurgeon's A PURITAN CATECHISM contains 82 basic questions and answers of simple Biblical truth, made up from the Westminster Shorter Catechism and the Baptist Catechism, so that disciplined (not vain) repetitions and meditation upon those Biblical truths will aid in causing the truth to sink into the soul. --The 1742 PHILADELPHIA LONDON BAPTIST CONFESSION contains 34 small chapters detailing, in systematic form, the theology of Bible truth. --Seven select, well-known hymns are included at the end of this little book, followed by seven select psalms from the 1650 Scottish Psalter. Having all of these elements combined in a singular place will aid the serious Bible student in disciplined singings, readings, and meditations on God's Word daily. Its compilation into one unit makes this book unique and useful, and more likely to be used.