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Welcome to the Oak Hill Library
Come in and pick up a book or a video.
We have a large selection to choose from.
If you don't find what you are looking for
just tell us and we will try our best to get it for you.
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CAPTURED BY GRACE
by David Jeremiah
Until you have been broken beyond belief and need a miracle for your soul. Until you have betrayed a loved one and cannot bring them back. Until you have befriended every darkness and are desperate for the light. That's when God's relentless, amazing, very personalized grace finds you. It reached a slave trader onboard a ship raiding Africa's coast in March 1748. He later gave the world its most beloved hymn. It struck the Christian church's most treacherous enemy on a Damascus road in A.D. 45 and he became the gospel's greatest messenger. And it can free you too..... of any shameful memory, open wound, unthinking mistake or willful choice. Encountering God's grace changes lives forever. Let Dr. Jeremiah show you how the transforming mercy that captured songwriter John Newton and the apostle Paul can awaken within you a fresh experience of the God who loves you fearlessly and pursues you with abandon.
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THE POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLE PROPHECY by Tim LaHaye
Imagine being able to ask a roomful of prophecy experts any question you have about the future. Bestselling prophecy teachers Tim LaHaye and Ed Hindson, along with managing editor Wayne A. Brindle, have brought together an outstanding team of more than 40 premillennial prophecy and theology experts to produce this easy-to-use encyclopedia brimming with more than 400 pages of fascinating facts, information, and charts about the last days.
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RUMORS OF ANOTHER WORLD
by Philip Yancey
Is the visible world around us all there is? Is faith in an unseen world wishful thinking? Philip Yancey invites you to join him on a journey of discovery and consider "rumors of another world" that could point the way to a new life of beauty, purpose, and freedom. In the book, he grapples honestly with major life questions. Walk with Philip through the borderlands of belief - a place between doubt and faith - and see if you don't find a hopeful new perspective for your life.
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TWELVE ORDINARY MEN
by John MacArthur
What is most amazing about the disciples is that Jesus ever selected them at all: among them, a handful of common fishermen, a hated tax collector, and an impulsive political zealot. When you take a fresh look at the disciples, you'll be faced with a stunning fact: The men the Savior chose were ordinary. Hoeplessly human. Remarkably unremarkable. But they were available and obedient to the Master's call. And, under Jesus' teaching and touch, they bacame a force that forever changed the world
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WHOSE VOICE THE WATERS HEARD
by Robert Vaughan
Robert Vaughan brings to life the crowded quarters, isolation, and uncomfortable temperatures endured by the crews aboard U.S. submarines. Describing the "Great War" with keen detail, Vaughan weaves a tale of suspense and romance using unforgettable characters like Patrick Hanifin, a talented piano player from New York City, Diane Slayton, an American missionary in Japan, and Leon "Choirboy" Jackson - a mess steward, man of faith, and decorated war hero who finds that his greatest foe lies in the raciest backwoods of Georgia. These characters are thrown together for survival in a time like no other in history.
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