Books published by Covenant Books

This devotional series originally came about in 2015 because I was in need of a morning devotional after finishing several from a Bible Application on my phone. Then it came to mind, that I should do one myself. Well, February is National Heart Month, and I love studying about the heart of David and so I started to write a small piece every morning as a text message on my phone to several of my friends.  I had no clue, as to how I was going to be able to have enough material to complete a month of devotionals. Little did I know that there was more… lol. It was also during this time, that some very special people in my life were going through life changing journeys, and this devotional series became an opportunity to reach out and speak words of encouragement, hope.Again in 2018, I asked for a commitment from several of my Facebook friends to join me, at least until 14 February. I told them that they could decide if they wanted to continue.  Most continued and many were added. From there it expanded to 6 months of daily devotionals written in Facebook Messenger format. You may even see some comments from the readers.Top of the Morning (TOTM) 2018 was dedicated to my granddaughter, Elvisha Jo Henry, who had heart surgery on 12 February of that year. We thought she was to have a new valve installed, virtually a new heart, but God had another plan to repair her existing heart. Many of us have new or mended hearts, through Christ Jesus and that is special!  Looking forward to having you join me on this journey... look for words of hope, love, and encouragement! God's heart... All things are possible...when we are lined up with the presence of God and our hearts are in rhythm and flow with his heart.  I believe it. Enjoy the journey!

Shelby Sheep Shakes Things Up is about a young sheep who spends her day on the farm wondering why all the other animals only do what is expected of them. Time after time she gets disappointed by the disapproval she receives from the other farm animals when she tries to do things that a sheep wouldn't typically do. She eventually gets all the animals to join in a rally to do the things they want to do, not just the things they have to do. At the end of the story all the farm animals learn that as long as they get their work done, they can go have some fun.

"To appoint unto them that mourn in Zion, to give to them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness" (Isa. 61:3 KJV).Can you imagine yourself on the other side of pain and heartbreak? What do you feel, how do you look, and what kind of life are you living?The Replacement Theory: The Power of Pain and Prayer is a story of pain and heartbreak and the encouraging journey from broken to healed. Whether it's the loss of a relationship, a disappointing financial situation, or an overall discontentment in life, you are not alone in your difficult life circumstance. God has a Replacement Theory that will work in your life and restore everything that was lost, if you allow it. Through the power of prayer, God leads us and guides us by giving us a distinctively crafted solution for our personal life situations. The path to healing is never a straight line. But the good news is that there is a path to follow and there are stages to our healing. Open your heart and your spirit to receive the good and perfect gifts God has in store for you. He will replace everything beyond your imagination.Here's to the endings that break you and the beginnings that rebuild you.

A Short Survey of the Bible presents an overview of each book of the Bible in plain English.  It is intended to be used as introductory and background material for each book to increase comprehension of the Bible as one cohesive story of God’s plan of redemption for mankind.  It is a great tool for those new to Bible study, and can also serve as a reference tool for those more familiar.  Included with the summary of each book are questions to guide the reader through central themes in each book.   

This is a recovery story about a Micmac woman named Melody Paul. She is from the Canadian province of Nova Scotia in an island called Cape Breton, famously known for its beautiful trails. She was raised in Eskasoni. Eskasoni is one of the largest native Micmac tribe reservations in the world. Growing up in her native culture/community, she struggles to adapt and decides to adventure and explore new places. Melody finds her first job on the blueberry barrens of Down East Maine then discovers other ways to support herself. She soon learns to adapt to the American way of life. Unfortunately, her life choice leads her to poverty, abuse, discrimination, and substance abuse. Running becomes a behavior she cannot contain; dysfunctional behavior becomes her way of life; with the combination of her addiction issues it is the exact combination for a perfect storm. It is hustling her way to what she needs to fuel her substance use. Hurting others along the way doesn’t matter to her whatsoever because she was sick with addiction, then finally one day something changes the course of her life path, that is when she gets charged with trafficking drugs that causes her friend to overdose. Melody finally owns up to what she has become and decides to face her demons in the cold brick wall of the Maine State Prison. This is when her healing starts. She prays daily and becomes more aware of her actions and behaviors. Melody starts to write and heals herself from the damages of addiction. This is a story of recovery.