In this first book of the Flights of Fancy Series, Sheldon the Pelican learns that he can hear the voice of God. When a large storm catches him up in a whirlwind, Sheldon is amazed to find himself in the Throne Room of Heaven where Jesus gives him a divine assignment for when he returns to the beach where he lives. 

Izzy adores her brother Sebastian, but during winter break she is stuck at home taking care of him all the time. Her friends from Drama I are too busy with their own exciting plans to get together with her, so her phone is her lifeline. She creates and posts videos of her cupcake creations on her Instagram account, and stays connected with her squad, even though none of them bother to text her back. When school starts up again Zac, the senior she's...

While Maude is enjoying a visit with her grandparents, her life is turned upside down when they ask her to take over their business. As she navigates and processes the changes, she comes across family artifacts and hidden treasure, and what follows are divine moments, new memories, and a magical mystery. "Backed with Christian faith and family-friendly storytelling, Felicity weaves a mystery safe for all ages into a beautiful series for young...

Molly is excited because her third-grade class is going on a field trip to the art museum. She can only imagine all the wonderful and interesting things she'll see. Before she knows it, while at the museum, Molly gets separated from her group. She learns a valuable lesson, not only about paying attention, but about being cared for by Jesus, the Good Shepherd, even during scary times.

Mary Clare is on the lookout for a miracle. Mary Clare O'Brian is determined to be a saint when she grows up (the halo will help cover her frizzy hair). But lately none of her prayers seem to be working the way she wants them to: her mother is losing her faith, her parents can't pay all the bills, and her brother receives a draft notice for the war in Vietnam. Mary Clare has a plan to help, but it just doesn't seem to be working. How is she supposed...

Seventeen-year-old Yamilet Flores prefers drawing attention for her killer eyeliner, not for being the new kid at a mostly white, very rich, Catholic school. But at least here no one knows she's gay, and Yami intends to keep it that way. After being outed by her crush and ex-best friend, she could use the fresh start. At Slayton Catholic, Yami has new priorities: make her mom proud, keep her brother out of trouble, and most importantly, don't fall...

"Some days, I think God is just like me." God may be hard to describe, but one young Puerto Rican girl in New York City finds examples of God's character all around her. As she goes day-by-day through the week, she talks to God about the delightful ways she and God are similar. From vivid sunrises and colorful paintings, dancing to music in the park, loud thunderstorms, and fishing on a quiet lake, the evidence that she is made in the image of God...

Have you ever felt devastated, tears rolling down your face, because you once again failed God? You promised yourself you'd never fall into the same sin again. You've prayed about it over and over, but it has tripped you up at the most inopportune times, knocking you back several steps. Maybe like Aaron, and millions of Christians around the world, you have felt powerless to overcome the same one or two pitfalls that repeatedly cause you to question,...

Return to the world of inklings, tattoo magic, and evil deities as Celia uncovers the secrets of the ink in order to stop Diavala once and for all. Celia Sand faced Diavala and won-- but at a cost: she is plagued with guilt over her role in the death of her best friend. When she discovers that Diavala is still very much alive and threatening Griffin, the now-infamous plague doctor, Celia is desperate not to lose another person she loves to the deity's...

For 4 million slaves, emancipation was a liberation and resurrection story of biblical proportion, both the clearest example of God's intervention in human history and a sign of the end of days. In this book, Matthew Harper demonstrates how black southerners' theology, in particular their understanding of the end times, influenced nearly every major economic and political decision they made in the aftermath of emancipation. From considering what demands...