scuit at my table!" Those profound words inspired the content for Biscuit Givers. Biscuit Giver: /biskit /ˈɡivər/ n. one who uses his or her position in life, available resources, and influence to help those around them in a positive manner. If there has ever been a time when individuals need to help and encourage one another, NOW is the time. In this book, Dr. Barry Amacker, an educator, author, speaker, and musician challenges readers to become biscuit givers. Biscuit Givers promotes the notion that all of us have something to offer those within and around our circle of influence. Through personal examples, life experiences, relevant research and scriptures, Dr. Amacker gives readers a sample biscuit from 12 baskets of helpful ideas for becoming biscuit givers. Additionally, potential barriers to giving and receiving biscuits are explored and the reader receives ideas and strategies to accomplish the successful completion of the biscuit giving process. Everyone should get a biscuit at our table. Biscuits are in the oven and ready to distribute. Are you ready? What miracles await your action? Other Books by Dr. Barry Amacker: These Old Shoes: Pressing on in Victory Power to Press On: Binding the Strong Man Clink: Freedom from the Chains Dr. Barry Amacker is a retired educator. His 50 years in education included being a band director, adjunct college professor, assistant principal, principal, assistant superintendent, and superintendent. In 2018, he was selected as the state of Mississippi's Superintendent of the Year. In addition to his education career, Dr. Amacker served as minister of music for several churches and was a musician in the Gospel Four. He has written several songs that have been recorded by various groups. As the author of three previous books, Dr. Amacker is a motivational speaker for schools, colleges and churches. Moreover, he has a daily radio program and a YouTube channel. He and his wife Kathy have two children and three grandchildren. From a long list of accomplishments, he is most proud to be called "Papa Bear," by his grandchildren.