Books published by Resource Publications (CA)

David H. Rosen is the author of such wide-ranging books as: Transforming Depression: Healing the Soul Through Creativity (1993), The Tao of Elvis (2002), The Healing Spirit of Haiku (2004), and Time, Love, and Licorice (2015).

Captain Frank Gaffrey is fighting demons inside and out in this western adventure. Plagued by injuries from the Civil War, his search for a place to heal has led him to a beautiful Montana valley. Gaffrey wants to be left alone, but trouble seems to follow his every move.Whether an angry cattle baron bent on revenge for the death of his son or two sadistic trappers determined to kill him for rescuing an Indian girl from their clutches, Gaffrey struggles to outwit his pursuers and stay alive. And then there's the Grizzly, who makes it clear that anyone who enters his valley does so at their own risk. The hunters and the hunted meet in a final violent confrontation with a surprise ending.

Each of us will come to at least one crossroads in our lives where decisions must be made that will impact both our past and our future. If we come to that point as wounded and broken-hearted victims of abuse, the hope of a brighter day may be unmet. Joyce Carlin, teacher, counselor, and survivor provides the answers that can heal and strengthen Christian women who may be struggling with feelings of inadequacy and a lack of self worth. This book is an essential tool for emotional healing that contains a gentle and uplifting message confirming who you are in the eyes of an adoring and faithful Father.Joyce Carlin takes you on a sensitive and understanding journey to help you leave behind your painful past and walk forward in God's grace.Anne Morey, Director of Women's Ministry,Faith Community Church, Irvine, California. Joyce Carlin's life is a wonderful example of keeping one's ear close to the Father's chest to hear His heartbeat. Her compassion for the lost, abused, and hopeless of this world is evident in every area of her work, home, and ministry. She can spot the most hurting, wounded, and impoverished woman and in minutes they know they are loved. Her testimony is a touching example of perseverance and the healing that is available through Jesus Christ! You will be inspired as you learn from this wonderful teacher. Enjoy!Stephanie Lane, Co-founder of Living WorshipMinistries, Corvallis, Montana. Daughters of the Most High is a much needed text for our culture that I look forward to passing on to my clients. Joyce Carlin gently takes you by the hand and walks with you as you face the pain of your earthly father's failures and learn how to turn to your Heavenly Father for hope and healing.Joan Lockard, LMHC, and staff member ofColumbia Evangelical Seminary When I read Daughters for the first time, it was as it was being written. The edits hadn't been done, and there were imperfections in the text. Even then, and every time since, its impact on me was and is, well, cathartic! The writing style is as familiar as a chat with your girlfriend over coffee, yet the message of healing in the Lord go right to the heart. Stories that I knew, lived, or had heard became more pertinent in my relationship with my Father God, and stories I experienced for the first time in the book gave me more understanding. I haven't always known how God loves me, or that He loves me at all; the Lord has used this book to make those facts very clear. My recommendation? Buy a box of tissues and set aside some time to read this book with your Father God close by. Don't worry. He'll be there!Leslie Ann Smith, Principal of Upper Grades,St. George Classical Christian School, Music Ministry, Living Faith Community Church. Joyce Carlin resides in St. George, Utah, with her husband, writer, theologian, and pastor, Gabe Carlin and daughter, Leslie Ann. She is the administrator of a small, Classical, Christian school and leader of the Women's Ministry of Bible For Life Ministries. Joyce has been an educator, speaker, and community leader for over thirty years and is active in counseling and church groups. Her sense of humor and dedication to the Lord has given her a unique perspective on compassionate service. After many years of helping to heal the brokenness and confusion of Christian brothers and sisters, Joyce has developed and shared her insights in her writing to reach many more with the joy of God's message. I am compelled by the inner call of the Father to lift up the hearts of His children. I cannot rest until the message of God's love and healing resounds in the lives of Christians everywhere.