John Ritter

This is a verse-by-verse study of the books of Revelation and Daniel, along with Matthew chapters 24-25, concerning the end-times 70th week of Daniel.This book begins with a study of the book of Revelation, as it relates to the 70th week of Daniel, or the last seven years of life on earth as we know it.Chapters 1-3 of Revelation are introduction and messages to the seven churches. In chapter 4, John stands before the throne of God to be given revelation...

In this selection by John H. Ritter, a rough-and-tumble band of batsmen from a California boomtown insist they're the country's best baseball team. To back up their boast, they make a wager with the 1881 champion Chicago White Stockings. Into this high-stakes climate rides 12-year-old baseball virtuoso Jack Dillon with his newfound friend, Billy the Kid. This sets the stage for a fun-filled, rip-roaring baseball shootout.

Widely praised for novels that celebrate the game of baseball while offering valuable life lessons, John H. Ritter has won such prestigious awards as the Paterson Prize for Children's Literature. Fenway Fever honors the 100th birthday of Fenway Park, the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox. Nothing makes ''Stats'' Pagano happier than his beloved Red Sox and his family's stadium-side hotdog stand. So when the team goes on a losing streak and the stand...

The Hartmans and Georgie end up getting stranded in the middle of New Jersey on a Christmas road trip for the boys

After a visit to the White House, John finds out that Elliot stole the President's little black book.

Rush Limbaugh is coming to town on a book signing tour and Georgie writes an editorial critical of him. Rush rings up Georgie and wants to debate with her on the radio. There is an obvious attraction between them.

Georgie's pregnancy is progressing but Elliot is not happy about it. Lonnie is in a car accident, hit by cars being driven by Billy Bob and Madeline. As he needs assistance, the Hartmans put him up in a bed set up in the lounge.

It's John and Markie's first anniversary and they are looking for ways to celebrate. Madeline and Billy Bob are making them a special dinner and John is going to give Georgie a string of pearls that is a family heirloom.

The innocent trivia game ends with a trivial pursuit as the gang searches to find a way to verify Georgie's answer to the championship question.

Georgie is feeling down a bit because there are no big stories she can cover. It's Lonnie's birthday and he asks a girl out but she cancels. He decides to ask Vicki instead. They all go out for a night on the town that doesn't go well.