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When a Good Kid Gets Caught (fiction)
The story of a so-called good kid who went bad and how God preserved him and brought him to true repentance and faith. |
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| by Greg Wright |
Tyler was the top performer in Commander Dave's Royal Rangers group until Tyler got caught stealing. Now Tyler's fellow Rangers struggle with how to respond. Prevented from seeing Chad in person, Commander Dave writes him a letter, encouraging him towards true repentance and describing the dangers of false repentance. Chad yearns for freedom, but Commander Dave explains that true freedom is found only in obedience to Jesus Christ. When Buzzy is tempted to sneak out at night for a wild time with the older boy, Chad, he find's himself unable to defend his decision to stay home. What should a boy do when he knows what is right but lacks the skills to verbally defend his actions? Buzzy decides to ignore Chad's logic and obeys his conscience, not realizing that this decision would save his life. Tommy Meadows spent his younger days as one of Commander Dave's Royal Rangers. When Tommy dies in a fatal car accident involving drugs and alcohol, Commander Dave questions his ability to lead the boys and considers resigning. Are all professions of faith real and saving? Commander Dave distinguishes between easy, quick, magic prayer conversions and honest faith. Chad breaks a promise to his parents and finds himself injured and lost. Chad is in danger, and in order to help him, Buzzy must break a promise. Is it ever right to break a promise? Chad struggles to understand election and salvation against the context of God's promises. |
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A young boy learns the meaning of the word home.
Many otherwise good people misuse God's name everyday, without even knowing it. A new Christian boy learns about controlling his temper. They were best friends and talked about everyting, that is, everything except the most important things. Then a freak accident took Erica's life. Denise's article calls for boldness and courage in asking those most important questions regarding the soul. by Greg Wright
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The Adventures of Billy and Bobby, Book 3 (fiction)
The story of courage, faithfulness, unconditional love, and the triumph of the gospel in the face of bullies, violence, and gangs, set in a public school in northern Florida. |
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| by Greg Wright |
When Daniel moves from his school in Atlanta to northern Florida, the bullies immediately set out to make his life miserable. Bobby, a physically strong Christian boy, struggles to understand his responsibility to protect his weaker classmate. "The new kid, Daniel, is wierd; he isn't normal," says Bobby. But Bobby's friend Billy attempts to explain the real and genuine side of Daniel. When the bullies set out to harrass Daniel, Bobby comes to his aide, only to be rebuked by his friends and rebuffed by Daniel. Billy rebukes Daniel for being unappreciative of Bobby's assistance, only to learn how Daniel's past makes it difficult for him to trust Bobby. Bobby uses a story about a dog named Patch to explain to Daniel why he is kind to him, even when treated rudely. The bullies get even with Bobby for standing up for Daniel. But when they attack, Daniel shows uncommon bravery. Bobby explains when he fights and when he lets things go. Then when one of the bullies, Reggie, has a serious bicycle accident, Bobby and Daniel work quickly to save his life. Bobby's willingness to be kind to his enemy provides an opportunity for him to explain to the bully, Reggie, how to become a Christian. Daniel angrily rejects the idea that Reggie could become a Christian, while Bobby confronts him about his own lost condition. When Daniel's dog Gizmo gets lost, Daniel finally realizes his own lost condition and surrenders his life to Jesus Christ. Everyone is amazed at the changes in Reggie's character, but his old gang buddies don't like it. When Reggie is reported missing, everyone expects the worst. Reggie flees for his life and rides his bicycle sixty miles to Tallahassee. Pastor Felix reaches out to Reggie and takes him into his home, where he uses the bicycle as an object lesson for explaining the Christian life. When Reggie is discouraged, Pastor Felix uses the Lord's Prayer to teach him how to pray. A crime at a grocery store requires quick thinking and action on the part of Reggie. Reggie has to say farewell to his old friends. This story explores the meaning of true faith and trust. |
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