Rachel Starr Libros

A uniquely entry-level guide to biblical hermeneutics; offering accessible and practical advice for students and church-reading groups.

The book offers an insightful perspective on the experience of living with a disability, aiming to bridge the gap between those with and without disabilities. It explores the daily challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and provides coping strategies for both them and their families. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, the author seeks to foster understanding and empathy, encouraging readers to appreciate the diverse experiences of those living with disabilities.

The story follows Richard, whose life is shattered after a tragic car accident claims the lives of his wife and children. Struggling with grief and despair, he also loses his job, leading him to a life on the streets. This poignant narrative explores themes of loss, resilience, and the search for hope amidst overwhelming adversity.

Exploring the everyday practices of marriage in Argentina and England, this book examines the relationship between Christian views of marriage as a covenant or sacrament and the actual experiences of couples. It delves into the cultural differences and similarities in how marriage is understood and lived out in these two distinct contexts, offering insights into the intersection of faith and personal relationships.

Following the death of his wife, Robert and his daughter Rebecca embark on a fresh start in Iowa. As they navigate their new life, Rebecca discovers the joy of horseback riding, which becomes a pivotal part of her healing and growth. Their journey explores themes of resilience, adventure, and the bond between father and daughter as they adapt to their changed circumstances.