Best Selling Books by Roger Roth

Based on the book The Prayer of Love, this joy-filled forty-nine-day devotional will help you break old unloving habits, create new habits of love, and firmly establish the new person God wants you to become. By investing just forty-nine days in this adventure of love, you can find new purpose and meaning for a life of love. The first twenty-one days of the seven-week cycle focus on changing old habits. This is accomplished through inner evaluation, defining objectives, and commitment. The second twenty-one days are all about making new habits through strengthening character, operating in the supernatural, and living out your ideals. The final seven days will help you reinforce your new, loving habits through testimonies of a victorious life.

Discover the twelve spiritual keys that unlock divine portals between heaven and earth in this profound book offering wisdom for a new vision of life. In this amazing book, Dr. Mark Hanby shares twelve spiritual keys that will open the doors to God’s miraculous intervention into life here on earth. Based on years of his own personal experience and the testimony of other amazed believers, Hanby opens his life and ministry to share these easily accessible but precious keys. God’s blessings are waiting for you—He desires to rain them down in abundant living. As you step out in faith—expecting God to meet you right where you are—you will discover the amazing world of God’s outpouring.

Ivan and Olaf are best friends with a single shared ambition to outdo each other. Whether it''s chopping firewood, climbing trees, or eating pancakes for breakfast, these two just can''t stop competing! And when the annual Moosehead Lake Ice Fishing Contest comes around, you can bet Ivan and Olaf are each determined to catch the biggest fish in the lake. But the biggest fish in Moosehead Lake is also the smartest fish in Moosehead Lake. He''s the legendary Methuselah, and he has no intention of being caught by the bickering buddies. Ivan and Olaf may be a well matched pair--but are they a match for Methuselah?

What does a new diver do when he''s left in a cloud of sand and doesn''t know where to find his guide? What reaction should he have when he swims over a sand dune only to come face to face with a four-foot barracuda? When I first started scuba diving, everything I saw and did was a new experience, whether underwater or above. The people I met in my diving classes all seemed to have a sense of adventure about them. My instructors were always quick to share their dive stories (or lies, as we''ve all come to accept). All of this served to heighten my desire to scuba dive, not only for what I might see and learn, but also for the adventure of dive travel itself. I have been very blessed to have had the opportunities to travel to many foreign lands to film and document their oceans, lands, lifestyles, and cultures. Some of my fondest memories are the ones I formed while sitting in the airports exchanging stories of adventures with others to pass the time. After sharing so many of my stories and having so many people tell me I should write a book about my travels, I finally started it. This book is a collection of short stories about my dive travel adventures in the beginning of my 34-year diving and underwater-film career.

A spunky old woman''s request and a rather unusual dream convince Crabby Clarence the sign painter to make the most glorious and magnificent sign of his career and then give it away.

Il est assez convenu de célébrer les beautés de l''Alsace traditionnelle. Beaucoup de plumes ou de pinceaux auront à ce jour pris part, avec plus ou moins de bonheur, à cette sorte d''éloge perpétuel, dont l''origine remonte aux lointains de l''histoire. Il est moins courant de dire la pérennité des savoir-faire alsaciens dans la langue subtile, presque évanescente, à la fois familière et mystérieuse, de l''aquarelle. Le talent de Roger Roth choisit ici de se limiter à ce coeur d''Alsace que bornent Bergheim au nord et Eguisheim au sud. Pour que l''image délicatement colorée entre en résonance avec un texte sachant alterner avec légèreté le sérieux du documentaire et la décontraction parfois croustillante de l''anecdote, l''artiste colmarien s''est assuré le concours de l''écrivain et historien Daniel Ehret, auteur désormais bien installé dans le paysage littéraire et historiographique d''Alsace.