Bücher von Gina Moore

HOW MUCH STRONGER WOULD YOU BE IN YOUR FAITH IF YOU LEARNED HOW THE LORD COMMUNICATES WITH US AND GIVES DIRECTION, ESPECIALLY WHEN TRAGEDY OCCURS? Based on real-life events, I have documented these spiritual truths, which I have learned through my own personal tragedies, insecurities, and bad decisions. By reading this book, you will learn: how the Lord always loves us no matter what situation or what mistakes we make, and how He yearns for a transparent relationship with us to understand and accept God's will in your situation, even if it doesn't feel good to be able to rest in God's plan for your life, knowing that His will is best even when you can't see it how the Lord speaks to us when we are both in and out of storms, and how to get your emotions in line as you wait that as a Christian, you will not fear death; and to accept the Word and God's promises, regardless of what the church has taught us.

Megan is in middle school when she receives a fortuitous message that launches her into the world of competitive mountain biking. Her adventures on the undulating dirt ribbons are full of highs and lows, leading to her greatest challenge yet: the Junior Cup Championship. Will she have what it takes to cross the finish line?This girl-empowerment story is about facing unexpected, tragic, and insurmountable losses with grit, optimism, and determination. A Mom's Choice Awards Gold Recipient and Indie Book Award Finalist.

A small calf is born in a barn he shares with a litter of newly born kittens. Twister is a young Brahman calf born out of champion rodeo stock, and he is destined to become a rodeo star. Rocky is a witted kitten that has a bit of a brave affection toward Twister. During the first few years of being on the ranch together, the kitten and the bucking bull cannot be separated. The character Rocky is based on the author's beloved Rocky Kat, who was born in a barn on a farm around other horses and animals. One night, he saved the author's mom by waking her up after the electricity went out. Mrs. Northover was on oxygen, and Rocky woke her up in time for her to realize that her machine wasn't working, and she switched over to the tanks. Twister is based on several famous bucking bulls from the pro bull-riding events and rodeos. This book is dedicated to the late Larry Condon from Omak, Washington, world-champion Indian bull-rider and a lover of cats. It is also dedicated to the original Rocky, who was named Rocky Kat, owned by the author and her late father, Bill Northover.