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Other titles from
Jim and Susan Wood
A Place to Call Home and
Living in the Promised Land
tell the miraculous true story of the founding of Wears Valley Ranch and the joys and struggles that have followed.
Every Child Deserves Straight A's is the educational philosophy that undergirds St. Andrews School. The A's -- Affection, Attention, Accountability (and more) are essentials for every child to bloom and reach his or her full potential.
When Two Become One and Weathering the Storms
provide practical, Biblical advice for marriage and tough times.
Discerning the Difference
highlights five key areas of spiritual warfare that are essential for all Christians to understand.
Adopted
tells the true story of Jim and Susan Wood's adoption of three children from the Ukraine and explores what it means to be adopted by an eternal, loving heavenly Father.
Looking for Small Group Resources?
Hearing His Voice,
Calling Him Daddy
Embracing His Will
form a three part series on prayer that is both Biblical and practical, with real-life illustrations.
Living Well in Babylon
draws ten vital lessons from the life of Daniel.
Order from our website or contact us at 865-429-5437.
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Greetings!
 Last year, Jim Wood preached a series of messages entitled Three Questions for supporters of Knox Area Rescue Ministries. A widely published Christian author heard those messages and strongly encouraged Jim to turn them into a book. The book centers around three questions that strike fear in the hearts of children but are central to every adult's life: Who do you think you are? Where do you think you are going? What do you think you're doing?
Three Questions is an attractive, coffee-table book. You can read it in a few minutes, but these questions and your answers will determine the course of your life -- both on earth and in eternity. We highly recommend Three Questions as a gift book or conversation starter for sharing the gospel.
Three Questions and other titles from Jim and Susan Wood are available from Wears Valley Ranch for a suggested donation of $10 per copy. If you can't afford the donation, contact us-- we'd still like to send you the book. If you can afford to give more, please do. Your additional contributions will help children at Wears Valley Ranch. Any additional contribution above $10 per book is tax deductible.
Please see the excerpt and endorsements for Three Questions below. You can order from our website, by emailing us, or by calling 865-429-5437.
Thanks so much for your prayers and support. We hope the book will be a blessing to you.
Brian McDonnell
Business Manager, WVR
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When I was a child...
When I was a child, there were certain questions I loved. I
particularly liked it when one of my parents asked, "What would you like
to do today?" I loved that question, though I think I only heard it maybe
two or three times in childhood.
On my birthday Mom would ask, "What would you like for
dinner?" I loved that question. I love to eat. I've always had opinions on
the subjects of breakfast, lunch and supper. Therefore, I always had a ready
answer to that question.
I also loved it when I was eating at someone else's house
and the hostess asked, "Would you like some more?"
Those were wonderful questions, but there were other
questions I didn't like.
You may remember hearing these questions from your
childhood. They were asked rhetorically, so though no answer was expected or
allowed, these questions struck fear in the heart:
Who do you think you are? Where do you think you're going?
What do you think you're doing?
I hated those questions, because I knew the question meant
that I was already in trouble. No answer would suffice. Any answer my childish
mind might concoct would most certainly be the wrong answer.
As I got older, I learned that these questions are
brilliant. Your own answers to these questions may not necessarily be true, but
I can guarantee you this:
What you believe about who you are has an enormous impact on
everything else in your life. What you believe about yourself affects all of
your relationships. It affects the most important relationship in your life -
your relationship with God.
Because these three questions are essential, I want to look
at each one and find the answers in God's Word, the Bible.
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Praise for Three Questions
Jim and I have been friends since our early teens. Before we finished high school, he already had a clear sense of God's call to do what he does today at Wears Valley Ranch.
This book springs from his desire to help people find their identity in Christ. Like a search light, Jim illuminates the key component to living the Christian life and that is to lean on the Holy Spirit within that has been given to each believer for wisdom, direction, and guidance through the land mines of our earthly dwelling. Christ in us is what gives us power to live in the world without compromise. I hope you'll read Three Questions. You'll be glad you did.
Franklin Graham, President & CEO
Samaritan's Purse/Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
If you are a fan of Jim Wood's radio program, you'll love Three Questions. With his usual insightful, biblical, accessible style, Jim takes the reader on a journey through three age-old questions that have eternal significance. Every human being must struggle to answer the questions, "Who do you think you are?" "Where do you thing you're going?" and "What do you think you're doing?" However, it is only in the person and work of Christ that these questions find acceptable answers. Jim makes that clear as he focuses the reader's attention on the gospel again and again. There is much useful and helpful truth packed into this small book.
Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr.
Voddie Baucham Ministries
As an attorney, I know the importance of asking the right questions. In this book Jim Wood uses three questions to bring into focus the central issues of the Christian life. I have long been a supporter of Jim and his ministry at Wears Valley Ranch. The Ranch is a little bit of heaven in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. I am delighted that, through this book, Jim's teaching can bring blessing to a larger audience. Thhis book will make a great gift for friends and family.
Dr. Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel
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About Us
Wears Valley Ranch provides Christian homes, education, and counseling to children from families in crisis. Our vision is to see every child inspired to follow Christ, healed from the past, and equipped to reach their full potential. Learn more at our website, www.wvr.org or call us at 865-429-KIDS. |
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