The Justification for Injustice (Revised Edition)

Brenda Keller had it all.

The beloved 12-year-old daughter of the town pastor in tiny Dover, Kansas, she was pretty, smart, and kind. She loved God, family, friends, animals, nature, and riding her bike. That all changed on Oct. 19, 1991, when she was abducted, raped, and murdered by a man who should have been behind bars.

Her grisly death stunned the quintessential small town in Kansas and robbed a community of its innocence. Her family relied on faith to overcome the overwhelming sadness and despair, ultimately living rich, rewarding lives to honor God and their “Strawberry.”

Ernie W. Webb III, who grew up 15 minutes from Dover, weaves a riveting tale of good and evil in his debut book. In Goodbye, Butterfly he details Brenda’s idyllic upbringing and her murderer’s gut-wrenching childhood. Their collision resulted in one of the worst crimes in the state’s history, one that angered a grieving town, revealed flaws in the legal system, and left numerous questions unanswered.

Your Step-By-Step Guide to Successfully Navigate Change

Know --- Focus --- Go

Krista Ryan was captivated by the music under the Las Vegas lights the night of the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival when a gunman opened fire, unleashing a barrage of bullets and terror that would become the largest mass shooting in US history.

As Krista ran to safety, she thought one thing: Keep F*!#ing Going. KFG.

This mantra became the foundation for Krista’s KFG Method, a formula for navigating change and living life to the fullest. In this guide for work, family and life Krista opens up this motivational framework that will help you transition your life.

• Know. It all starts with understanding your current reality through awareness and accountability.
• Focus. Achieve clarity on your next optimal move by self-support and sidestepping potential obstacles.
• Go. Take immediate action towards embracing this fresh approach to life and leadership.

Read the stories…how team members, military personnel, athletes, and organizations worldwide have applied KFG to live better and lead stronger. Whether processing a challenge, navigating a crisis, or seeking self-accountability for success, Krista’s strategies provide the actionable steps you need to thrive through moments of chaos or change and step into your best self.

“A lifelong outdoorsman, coppersmith, builder, and father, Steven has spent his life shaping metal, wood, and stone. But nothing shaped him more than love and loss. After the death of his beloved wife, Sandy, he turned to the Appalachian Trail—a dream they once shared—as a way to reconcile his loss with his faith.

The 2,200-mile journey became more than a hike; it was a desperate reckoning. An abundance of hazards, from animals to broken bones and illness, delayed him. With grief and depression on his back, he dragged his past up and down each mountain, until in those last miles he felt whole again.

The Appalachian Trail is a journey that strips bare the soul and forces those that travel upon it to confront their losses, their weaknesses, their strengths, and, most importantly, themselves.

In this gripping and raw memoir, we follow Steven into the wilderness, as witnesses to his intimate reflections on a life lived hard and lived well. We see in Steven’s narrative our own struggles with love and loss. We recognize our own wrestling with the seemingly cruel and inscrutable nature of God. Through Steven’s unsparing soul searching, we can find self-forgiveness, and peace.”

Alone … in the dimly lit cell … I’m pacing the perimeter, trying to outrun my own dark thoughts.

I’m only 13 years old. Is this my life and the first step toward dying in a gutter like Dad says I will? Will I be in and out of prison? I walk faster and faster….breaking into a run and then running until I’m exhausted. I unfold the blanket in my cell, spread it on the hard floor, and drop off to sleep.

Crushed by a violent, alcoholic father, and growing up in a world of street gangs, organized crime, and anti-Semitism. Phillip Cohen somehow navigates dangerous neighborhoods from Chicago to Atlanta and Miami. In his late teens and early twenties, his life has been thrust into a desperate existence, wandering homeless through hippie communes, pursuing hard drugs and strange religions, all in his search for healing and love.

Then, just as hope dawns, it fades and dies as Phillip discovers he’s trapped in the suffocating embrace of a heavy-handed ultraconservative Anabaptist church. Twenty-six years pass, and he escapes with his wife and 9 children. Desperately, he runs to mainstream Christianity but doesn’t seem to fit in anywhere.

Best Selling Author Phillip Cohen brings you his memoir which delivers an unforgettable exploration of faith, identity, and the profound pursuit of purpose—a journey guided by the light of Jesus shining through it all. A journey that will leave you questioning your own beliefs and longing for the transformative power of love.

Tired of religious jargon but still curious about life's biggest questions?

If you're wrestling with doubts about God, meaning, or what happens after death, this book cuts straight to what matters. Written specifically for skeptics and outsiders, The Greatest Offer delivers honest answers without the church-speak. Drawing from over 4,000 hours of real conversations with both believers and doubters across 45 years, this isn't another encyclopedia of religious arguments. Instead, it's a practical guide that addresses the actual questions keeping you up at night.

You'll discover:

• Clear logic presented in everyday language
• Fair comparisons between different worldviews
• Historical evidence you can verify yourself
• Personal stories that bring abstract ideas to life
• A path from intellectual curiosity to personal experience

Unlike dense theological textbooks, The Greatest Offer gives you just enough evidence to address your legitimate objections while showing you what discovering something life-changing actually looks like. It respects your intelligence, acknowledges your skepticism, and meets you exactly where you are. Whether you walk away convinced or still questioning, you'll have engaged with ideas that millions find compelling—and you'll know exactly where you stand on life's most important questions. This isn't about joining anything. It's about discovering what you've been searching for.

Nathan Collie’s Moments with Birds is a collection of over 100 photographs capturing the beauty of both the migratory and resident birds of Tennessee, including information about the species, as well as Nathan’s own personal stories from behind the scenes.

This book will take you on a journey through all four seasons, drawing you into the wonderful world of birds.