Roses in December

Take a fascinating walk down God's memory lane with Jane McWhorter. Join hands with her and grab an up-close view of feasts, altars, stones, rods, and even food-all used by Jehovah to stamp His imprint on His offspring. Visit Bible characters that live and breathe as they beg: "e;Remember me."e; Isn't this a common plea of mankind? After all, we are made in God's image-why should we be surprised when we echo His sentiment, "e;Remember Me!"e;In these times of "e;me first"e; mentality, Jane McWhorter sits us down to the reality of choice. This is not a book of quick fixes for hurt feelings. It is not for those who embrace victimization and cast blame around like there is reward in it. Thisis a study of what God expects of you. "e;It's up to you,"e; Jane emphasizes. Do not open this book with caution; the only thing you have to fear is knowledge and understanding.* How has God preserved memories for His children?* How does man's memory make him a distinctive creature?* Why is the brain designed to forget, as well as to remember?* What are the "e;remembering"e; responsibilities of a Christian?* How can I make and preserve good memories?