Timothy Wright Knihy

This book tells a true story, and like all true stories, it has many different beginnings. It begins with Warren G. Harding's death in August 1923, and it begins with Timothy Wright's trip to New England in January 1933 to find out more about Harding's death, and it begins with Zachary Peters's discovery of Wright's unpublished record of what he found. Who Killed Warren G. Harding? opens with Harding's years as a small-town, small-time journalist and Wright's years as a major reporter and columnist and companion of presidents, including Harding, and Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover. Peters's curiosity about Harding led him to Wright, which led him back to Harding. What he found out could have changed everything. As readers browse through the fascinating pages of this book, they will discover a gripping narrative of what Timothy Wright learned on that day in New England and the days that followed. He never published what he found, a decision that will explain itself in the course of the story. When he died, Wright left his papers a vast and valuable collection of material to the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress and the Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace at Stanford. Zachary Peters decided to publish his work so that the world may know of Wright's remarkable story.

Abbot Timothy Wright advocates for fostering respect and understanding between Christianity and Islam by emphasizing their shared reverence for Scripture. He suggests that both faiths recognize their texts as divine communication, proposing the formation of groups where Christians and Muslims can share and explore their beliefs together. This initiative aims not for conversion, but for a deeper mutual understanding and partnership, rooted in the belief in one merciful God. Wright envisions this collaborative effort as a pathway to peace, strengthened through prayer and shared memory.

The author reflects on his life experiences, emphasizing the strength found in his weaknesses, particularly in relation to his dyslexia and poetry. At 62, he acknowledges the Bible as his primary reading material and expresses a desire to leave a meaningful legacy for his family. The narrative intertwines personal struggles with faith, highlighting a commitment to glorifying God through his endeavors, despite societal perceptions of his abilities. Ultimately, it’s a heartfelt exploration of purpose, legacy, and divine strength in adversity.

Focusing on spiritual growth and intimacy with God, this collection of poems invites readers to reflect on their faith journey. It challenges complacency and encourages a deeper relationship with the divine, emphasizing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Each poem serves as a catalyst for self-examination, prompting questions about the authenticity of one's faith and the desire for more of God. The book asserts that a vibrant relationship with God is dynamic and fulfilling, urging readers to seek Him earnestly for a life filled with excitement and purpose.

Centering on a young girl's deep love for Jesus, this book illustrates her joy in sharing her faith with friends through gardening. It emphasizes the importance of early spiritual education, encouraging children to trust in God for their needs, like rain for their plants. The narrative combines lessons about creation with the idea of a personal relationship with God, inviting children to approach Him with the innocence and trust characteristic of childlike faith. This story aims to inspire both children and adults to reconnect with their faith.

The narrative explores the author's journey of faith and creativity, revealing a profound desire to share biblical stories through poetry. Initially skeptical about the idea of encapsulating the entire Bible in a single poem, the author grapples with the persistent thought, questioning its origin and significance. This inner conflict highlights the intersection of spirituality and artistic expression, showcasing how inspiration can lead to unexpected and transformative endeavors.

Focusing on connecting children to Jesus, this third installment of the Maddy series addresses real-life struggles alongside Bible stories. The author expresses a desire to publish all seven books while embracing the lessons of patience that come with the process. Each book aims to provide relatable content that helps kids navigate their challenges through a spiritual lens.

Focusing on the true essence of Christmas, this book emphasizes the importance of conveying the singular, profound narrative of Jesus' birth and sacrifice. It argues against the dilution of the Christmas story by various entertaining tales, advocating for a return to the core message of God's love and redemption. The author aims to ensure that children grasp the significance of this story, highlighting that it is not just a tale but a divine testament of love.

Focusing on the emotional struggles and experiences of children, this story invites readers to connect with the challenges young people face in life. It aims to spark curiosity about the reality of God and the significance of His teachings, encouraging reflection on faith and spirituality through relatable experiences. The narrative seeks to bridge the gap between youthful struggles and the quest for understanding divine presence.

Maddy shares her journey of discovering that the Bible is more than just a book and that Jesus is a real presence in her life, providing strength during both good and bad times. The narrative aims to instill faith in children by illustrating how Jesus reaches out to them, emphasizing the importance of grounding them in God's truth amidst life's challenges. Through relatable stories, including biblical tales, the book encourages children to express their own experiences of God's influence in their lives.