by Philip Eliot | Dec 9, 2025 | Christian Nonfiction |
John Examines the Power of True Bible Doctrine Through the Lens of LoveBefore being exiled to the island of Patmos where he wrote the book of Revelation, the apostle John penned three letters to the church at Ephesus. The Ephesian church was the largest in the ancient world and faced, as many churches of that time did, the dangerous doctrines of Jewish legalism and Hellenistic Gnosticism. The church was also dealing with false leaders more interested in gain and fame than in spreading the truth of the gospel. In response, John, who was the church’s pastor for a time, wrote the Johannine epistles. And, as in his gospel, John addresses all of these issues through the lens of God’s love.Bob Yandian delves into John’s letters, verse by verse, using context and his own pastoral sagacity to illuminate John’s messages. In doing so, Pastor Yandian first provides historical and biblical background—including observance of the original Greek language—to bring alive the truths in John’s three letters. Pastor Yandian then encourages modern believers to apply these truths in response to God’s pure and unfailing love.Important Johannine themes Pastor Yandian explores in this commentary:The crucial differences between relationship and fellowship with GodThe reality of and remedy for sin in the believer’s lifeThe outworking of sanctificationThe saving power of true doctrineThe discerning power of the Holy Spirit withinIn this commentary, not only can readers expect valuable insight into the beloved apostle’s writings, they can also expect a gentle nudge to be more like Jesus and less like the modern church which, like the Ephesians, forgot their first love.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
Nina’s one task is to keep her family together while a world war threatens to rip them apart.Warned they “mustn’t cry,” British teenager Nina Gabriel and her two young siblings board a ship bound for Canada as part of the WWII child evacuee program in 1940. Nina’s mischievous brother and seasick sister test her limits on the long voyage—but her burden of responsibility grows still heavier in Canada.Determined to fulfill her promise to her parents, Nina battles to keep the siblings together through what they all hoped would be no more than one school term. Months turn into years. Unfamiliar Canadian customs, a foster sister who resents them, the mysterious deaths of their host family’s other children, and the birth of a new brother back in England complicate Nina’s world. It doesn’t help when David, the boy she’s grown to love, enlists in the air force with no end to the war in sight.When a telegram arrives after a London bombing, will Nina find a way to fulfill her promise for the brother she’s never met? Will the Gabriel siblings learn that each of them is loved, even if they cry?
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
She’s made a promise she’ll die to keep. Until life tests her mettle.Poverty strikes the orphanage Gini owns with her closest friend. She’ll even sell her hair for enough meat to feed her children. When a new man moves in next door, dangers lurk around every corner.John came to Nebraska for a quiet life to lick his wounds of the past. Rustlers routed out his sister and her dying husband and now he has to bring a ranch back from the ashes. But will the rustlers get to him, too?When Gini is caught in the crossfire, bringing the rustlers to her doorstep, John must get over his fears of loss to save her, but will her promise stand in their way?John and Gini will lean into the Lord’s will, even if it means questioning everything they’ve ever known.Get this sweet, romantic, love after heartbreak story, now.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
Three HEA small-town standalone romances with fated mates, cozy vibes, and spice!Cute But PricklyShe’s cute. She’s prickly. She’s a hedgehog. (Hedgehog shifter, that is.)After a bad breakup, Hester just wants to get away from all the happy Valentine’s couples and nurse her broken heart.Instead, she’s about to be snowbound in a mountain lodge with the sexy shifter mate of her dreams.Not Half BadgerBadger shifter Doreen planned to be pampered at a spa weekend in the mountains—not get all hot and badgered over a grumpy mountain man with scars, an unknown shift form, and a mysterious past. But her badger wants him, and Doreen never backs down from a challenge.Joy to the SquirrelIt’s Christmas in the mountains, and stressed-out squirrel shifter Joy is ready for a lovely holiday – but instead, there’s no heat, a massive blizzard has stranded everyone, and there’s a billionaire dragon shifter trying to take over the lodge.Who happens to be Joy’s fated mate.Three complete HEA romances, in which a mountain getaway gone wrong turns into the vacation of each new couple’s dreams.
by Philip Eliot | Dec 8, 2025 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
Cozy fantasy meets Christmas in this charming, spicy, second chance romance novella.Welcome to Claw Haven, where monsters go to find some peace and quiet. Going home for Christmas wasn’t on chimera Arthur Pineclaw’s to-do list, not since he left the sleepy town of Claw Haven over a decade ago. He’s back now for one reason only—to film a cozy holiday romance. Two weeks of smiling for the cameras and charming his fans, and he can go back to LA. Easy. After all, there’s no one he can’t charm. No one except for Emma Curt, the high school sweetheart he dumped on Christmas Eve. The same woman who apparently owns the café they’re filming in. Emma never would’ve agreed to let her café be a filming location for a rom-com if she’d known Arthur Pineclaw was the lead. She’d rather eat rocks than be civil to the guy who abandoned her to become a movie star—on Christmas Eve. But as the two spend more time together, it’s easy to fall into old habits…and into bed. Just because things are still good between them doesn’t mean Emma’s ready for anything more, but when their unexpected reunion stirs up old feelings—and old arguments—a second chance romance might be the gift they both need.Claw Haven
