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Nursing, Yes I Do! Is a compelling story of a high school graduate who had an aspiration to become a nurse, without knowing the hardship, drama, heroism, or heartache that comes from being a medical professional. Follow Aubrey in her memoir of entering the healthcare workforce and experiencing being commended by some, abused or criticized by others, while seeing the birth of a child and then dealing with death, sometimes in one day. Jump on the emotional rollercoaster with Nurse Aubrey as she walks you through the life of a nurse. Whether you who are considering entering the field of nursing, becoming a personal caregiver, have a real curiosity about the medical journey, or you love inspirational stories about life, Aubrey will relay what it was like as a young woman completing her nursing education followed by her decision to expand her role in the profession. Walk away with a better understanding of what it's like to walk a day in the shoes of our most prized, and yet most misunderstood, professions of today.

Elizabeth, Zechariah's wife, is transported into heaven to Prayer Central where standing in line many await the answers to their prayers. Before Elizabeth's turn a little boy faces an angel who grants him his request and gives him a drum to play music for the coming king. Elizabeth wants a child of her own and is moved by the presence of the little boy. Next in line are three men who desire to find the special child that will be born. One of the gentlemen is saddened by the thought of bringing myrrh as a gift to the king. He and his comical companions, after agreeing to their assignments, are given their wish. Among the group of those waiting for answers is a humorous curmudgeon-like shepherd and Elizabeth. The shepherds is promised what he desires, to be recognized in a special way. Finally bringing about the surprise element is Mary, who does not have a request but comes to give herself to God for anything He has for her to do. The angel at the window finishes the story with the question, "Anything?"

Elizabeth, Zechariah's wife, is transported into heaven to Prayer Central where standing in line many await the answers to their prayers. Before Elizabeth's turn a little boy faces an angel who grants him his request and gives him a drum to play music for the coming king. Elizabeth wants a child of her own and is moved by the presence of the little boy. Next in line are three men who desire to find the special child that will be born. One of the gentlemen is saddened by the thought of bringing myrrh as a gift to the king. He and his comical companions, after agreeing to their assignments, are given their wish. Among the group of those waiting for answers is a humorous curmudgeon-like shepherd and Elizabeth. The shepherds is promised what he desires, to be recognized in a special way. Finally bringing about the surprise element is Mary, who does not have a request but comes to give herself to God for anything He has for her to do. The angel at the window finishes the story with the question, "Anything?"

Ian McCormack was a New Zealand surfer travelling the world searching for something more. He found it Night diving on the remote island of Mauritius when stung by 5 box jellyfish. He made it to the hospital but then died. He came back to life more than 15 minutes later and told about a dramatic encounter with both Hell and Heaven and an encounter with God that transformed his life forever. Over 75 million people around the world have heard Ian's testimony and now the full story is being told in this book.

Is God's agape love enough to bring total healing to each of us? God is much more than just agape love. He is also the author and example of unlossable love. What is unlossable love? This book answers this question and others. What does unlossable love do for us? Can we share His love with others? Am I capable of unlosable love? We will share how important this love is and how each of us can heal broken pasts, improve our present lives, and bring hope for a bright future.

Murder. Deceit. Bombings. A two-thousand-year-old mystery. What can José handle next inside this fast-paced, epic adventure with a suspenseful twist at the end! After deceit, murder and a bombing hit the New South city of Carlisle, José witnesses a rebirth as the community is brought together with an unshakeable love that is founded in Christ's teachings. But rest doesn't come easy. While José begins to see and experience love on the Master's ultimate mission, including a promising romance with the dark-haired lady of his vision, he realizes the mission is far from over. Tribulation ensues as José becomes the prime target for the new gangster boss. Covert hate continues to brew. The laws of nature become supernatural and turn against Carlisle as torrential rains and floods threaten its very existence. Fledgling love upends José, pushing him to reveal his true identity - an identity kept secret all his life for the protection of the Church. If his identify is disclosed, the way many perceive the Bible and its teachings would be unraveled and he would become a wanted man. Hence, endangering his entire mission from the Master. Will breaking the chain of Carlisle's inequity, bias and self-deception require the ultimate sacrifice? Will José be forced to reveal his real identity and become someone he doesn't want to be? Will this be his last mission for the Master before He returns? Can Reverend Tony keep José's secret safe? Join José as this Christian Thriller concludes a mystery that has bewildered the world for two thousand years!

Grief's Deception is a personal memoir of the author's journey through the death of her young son. She explains the twelve common lies grief tells in hopes to assist other with their bereavement.

As the world goes through seismic changes, followers of Christ want to be ready to shine lightin the darkness. Like the bridesmaids in Jesus' parable, we're warned to keep our lamps burning.But many of us feel depleted, weary, and confused. So how do we keep the oil in our lampsflowing? That's what Becky Toews' new book helps us do. Written in devotional form, KeepYour Lamp Burning: Devotions to Help You Reflect God's Love, Your Faith and Purpose, eachchapter explores the who, why, what, when, where, and how to shine. Rich with Scripture andpersonal illustrations, this book will inspire you in practical ways. The entries penetrate the heartof doing life God's way and prepare believers for the Great Party.

Victim No More: How Forgiving Dad Turned Victim to Victory reveals the way to victory, joy, and freedom from being the victim. After surviving abuse and an attempted killing of him and his mother, Charles choked out any love for his father, except for the craving for a dad's love. Charles learned how God speaks in whispers, and He guided Charles on a path of forgiveness and abuse recovery. After healing from ptsd and finding life after trauma, he was called to ask his father for forgiveness first. Becoming broken and obeying yielded the beautiful and peaceable fruit impossible with man, but possible with God. During the two years that followed, Charles was able to forgive what you can't forget and restore his relationship with his father. He witnessed his father accepting Jesus as Savior and received a father's blessing spoken over him. Since his father's death, Charles has experienced freedom from being a victim while learning to see his father through God's eyes.

This book follows the adventures of a cute young ferret named Razz to open a dialog between parents and their child about facing new experiences or other scary circumstances. Sometimes parents do not know how to begin this conversation so this is a tool to help them. It is the author's hope that when a parent and child read this book together, Mom or Dad feel that their child's fears were addressed, that they had an opportunity to talk openly, and when they give their little one a good night kiss they will know they can have a good night's sleep because their child is ready for whatever adventure tomorrow brings. This is an excellent book to read to or with children.

"How long can this be happening? I thought we talked about this God." "When, will this end? How long do I have to wait?" "I just can't do this anymore, I'm done." Have any of these questions or statements slipped from your lips? In our lifetime , we will find ourselves trying to navigate through one type of water or another. We will either be white knuckling it as we fight to survive a major life storm, or we will be smooth sailing, content with how our life (is at the moment). We will either be sitting in still waters, waiting for the wind to stir and move us forward, or we will be dry-docked feeling the pain and discomfort of maintenance work, or personal changes. At some point, in your travels across these waters, one or more of these questions or statements will find their way to verbal presence. Everyone hooks themselves to something in hopes that they will survive whatever circumstance in life they are dealing with. Whether you have received a devastating diagnosis from the doctor or lost a beloved child, had a relationship dissolve right before your very eyes or had a child in form you they are entering the military, what you choose to cling to during these times could mean the difference between either life and death.Dropping Anchor will walk you through each of the water of life and reveal to you only the anchor that is sure and firm, the only anchor that can sustain you tin every one of them. In this book, you will learn of a stronghold that is beyond anything you have ever encountered and one that can hold you regardless of the situation you find yourself in. As you read, you will be encouraged to hold fast to this anchor as you journey through life's different waters until you pull into your final destination port and drop anchor for the last time-home.

Bright Yellow Sun, Why Do You Shine is written specifically to help young children understand the complexity of our world. God''s creation is a picture book wonder for all! Bright Yellow Sun, Why Do You Shine is a tender rhyme accompanied by a Bible verse for those who are curious about things God made. Bright Yellow Sun, Green Apple Tree, and Little Bumblebee are three things that fascinate A.Z. Ray as he plays in God''s amazing world of beauty.Join A.Z. Ray in his playful day. See how he discovers that God has a purpose for all things to work together to help one another. Now, A.Z. wonders what his job could be! With word sounds that rhyme, this book can be read as a devotion, or any time. God loves his creation, its true! And most of all, God loves girls and boys like YOU!

We face a profound problem in this country and around the world, the plague of drug addiction. Lives are being lost and destroyed. Many people are affected by this issue in some way, via family members, friends, or co-workers. The question is, "How can people find true healing of the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs involved in their addiction?" The author proposes leading addicted people to faith in Jesus Christ.Jesus and the Addict: 12 Bible Studies for People Getting Free from Drugs is designed to help leaders in Christian faith-based recovery to guide those who come to their communities toward continuous freedom from drugs. The book contains twelve studies with biblical guidance on varying issues with which people in recovery struggle such as overcoming fear, learning to have hope, overcoming resentment, and dealing with forgiveness.  Jesus Christ is the answer in all these things. Deepened relationship with Him and the transforming effect of His power and love bring redemption and new life. The book is intended for pastors, mentors, sponsors, and teachers - anyone working in jail, prison, transitional communities, or in churches to help recovering addicts.The studies are designed to be shared in large group settings, a speaker providing the teaching talk. Following that teaching time, the large group can then break out into small groups for discussion of the teaching. However, this material is workable within a single small group as well as a large one - the small group hearing the talk less formally and then discussing it.Each of the twelve lessons contains a verse or key verses from the Bible about a particular topic. Those Bible verses form the basis of the lesson. There is then a section with discussion about the background and state of mind of people seeking recovery for the speaker to consider about those who will be in the listening audience. The author''s experience has largely been with people who are lower income or poor, but addiction affects all classes of society, and both urban and rural populations. The concepts discussed in the background and state of mind section are adaptable to varying recovery audiences. A prayer for the speaker is included next.Following the prayer, there is a sample talk section where some key points are given. This talk can be modified to fit the speaker''s own experiences and their audience. And each chapter concludes with sample questions that can be used to stimulate conversation within your recovery group. The book also contains teaching and theology about the nature of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. An explanation of the cross event, resurrection, and the meaning of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers is explained such that people in recovery can understand God as being full of grace and as a source of great empowerment. The presentation of the present-day healing ministry of Christ gives hope to the addict that they can permanently be freed from drugs and feel the lifting of guilt and shame. They can also take their place as a useful and contributing part of the kingdom of God and in society.Dr. Pam Morrison, the author, is an ordained pastor from the Free Methodist Church. She has led or helped to lead six churches. She has volunteered with Prison Fellowship and has ministered with addicts in several settings. Her belief is that medical and secular means have been and are used to help addicts, but the greatest help anyone can receive to achieve permanent freedom is to find faith in Jesus Christ. So much more help is needed for addicts and families of addicts. We are short on places and those who will walk steadfastly with people seeking recovery. This is a ministry urgently needed in this hour.