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Enter to win the Enduring Word Study Bible

Erin Sluka
Enduring Word Study Bible

Recently, my teen became interested in exploring the bible. I was raised Catholic and I raise mu children as Christians. But, I was never consistent with the youngest on Church and the bible. We walk in faith in my home, but I had my own relationship with church a bit tainted and I regret not doing more in my home with study. Of course, I am am very supportive of my son wanting to explore, but that Bible can be so overwhelming. This bible is the prfect start! It really helps guide you through with some deeper exploration in words he understands. It helpw with relevance and study notes to make sure you he is correctly following along.

This is a great beginner or easy-to-follow bible. It comes in hardcover and some leather options.

Enduring Word Study Bible Features:

  • Introductions exploring key themes of every book of the Bible
  • Study notes to help you explore the meaning of every chapter of Scripture
  • 400 application notes to help you live in light of God’s Word
  • 50 articles offering a deeper exploration of key topics throughout Scripture
  • Concordance with more than 200 word studies
  • Translators’ notes and cross references
  • Line-matched, double-column typesetting
  • Clear and readable 9.5-point NKJV Comfort Print®

Purchase your copy of the Enduring Word Study Bible today on Amazon! You can also enter to win 1 copy of the Enduring Word Study Bible (Brown Leathersoft version) below!

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Books Reviews

Running Past Dark YA Book Review – when a teen loses her twin and needs to move forward

Erin Sluka

What happens to the twi left behind? Book synopsis:

Scottie O’Doul isn’t looking forward to starting her senior year. Last May, her identical twin sister, Cait, died in a car crash involving the school’s beloved football coach. Scottie knows her twin would never take her own life, or someone else’s, but how can she prove it? As she faces bullying and hostility at school, she starts to wonder if what Cait said was even true. Turning to running to break through her grief, Scottie finds a new world and a new sense of self outside her twinness. She also reconnects with her old boyfriend, who had a terrible accident of his own the same day Cait died. Could there be a connection As she runs mile after mile, Scottie keeps trying to fit the jigsaw pieces together and find the true picture of what happened to Cait and what was really going on at school before the crash.

You don’t have to be a runner to feel Scottie’s energy in this book and the soul searching that happens when a twin is left behind at a young age. It is a bit of mystery with plenty of energy and you won’t want it to end. The book is available on Amazon and other favorite bookstore.