Prepare Your Battleship to Advance Your Troops
Greg Henderson and his fellow Albertville First Baptist Church members were challenged by their new pastor to live Matthew 28:19-20, the Great Commission. Prepare Your Battleship to Advance Your Troops is the author's second faith-based book, following Transition Time: Five Questions to Consider Before Leaving the Nest.
His latest book shares how a missions-minded pastor infused reaching the lost worldwide into the very DNA of his new congregation. Over the last twelve years, this small-town church has given over five million dollars to advance the Gospel locally, across the U.S., and worldwide as God has blessed the church's efforts.
The Amazing Mr. Beam
What do the Secret Service, Detroit Lions, TSA, and the very large husband of a beautiful hula dancer have in common? They all want answers from the seemingly innocent Mr.Beam. Although he is a devout Southern Christian and the family patriarch, Mr. Beam cannot seem to stay out of trouble. Whether he is conducting a yard sale, traveling, or celebrating holidays with the family, things just happen that could only happen to the amazing Mr.Beam.
This compilation of hilarious family gatherings is recounted by one of Mr. Beam's sons-in-law, relating the adventures that follow the man who innocently gets into so many interesting situations.
Transition Time: Five Questions to Consider Before Leaving the Nest
This work was inspired by many seasons of coaching young people who had questions about their future. Some players have reached out long after their playing days with the Aggies and have recounted our conversations. Some of the talks have led to transformative changes in their lives. Five of the most-often-asked questions are discussed in these few pages, offering hope and optimism for your future.
I’ll Take Spaghetti but Hold the Mayo!
I'll Take Spaghetti, but Hold the Mayo! is the humorous prequel to author Greg Henderson's first book . The Amazing Mr. Beam. This book describes growing up in his hometown of Albertville, Alabama, with present-day stories also included.
In many small Southern towns, legends are created in an instant. Just mention purple Converse, mayonnaise, panty labels, or visiting the school lab after hours to someone who grew up in the 1970's in Albertville and, and different childhood legends come to mind for each act.
After completing Mr. Beam's book, the author wanted to share stories connecting him and Joey long before they became brothers-in-law. "The interviews with one of the protagonists, Tommy Winkles, were so much fun. The book was completed and his copy delivered months before he succumbed to cancer. I am so glad he could share his memories of those crazy moments in this book."
The author's aversion to all things mayonnaise is known throughout his hometown, creating many playful interactions at mealtime.
