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Blue House: Ten Years on the Way Home tells the struggles, traumas and tragedies of a family in the former USSR during Stalin's reign, pre-WWII. Dispossessed of the happy home and wealth they built through their own sweat and labor, they were forced to withstand horrors and hardships as their daily bread...when there was any bread. Their arms were their pillows; their consciences were their best friends. Silent soul-pain and physical pain did not dim their faith, for their spirits, minds and love endured. "Educate your spirit and mind to be strong. Walk firmly and confidently," states first-time author Veronica Braila. "Believe in better times, no matter what." And Braila's blue house became the haven of hope that held this family's hearts.About the Author:Veronica Braila is an entrepreneur and a devoted mom. She lives just outside of Chicago and is originally from a small country called Pridnestrovia. She enjoys reading and spending time exchanging stories with others about life and faith. Veronica hopes Blue House: Ten Years on the Way Home helps others to believe in love, have faith, and forever be in touch with God throughout the journey called life. "It doesn't matter what is going on now," Veronica says. "Trust the path you're on because it will lead to the right place."ÿþÿþ

The Church in the United States is broken. This does not mean that we should all stop meeting together. Both things can be true. In a society where many find themselves "deconstructing," people need an environment where they can contemplate how the current church operates and determine if there are healthy adjustments to be made. The current outlook on deconstruction from evangelical circles is that it is all evil. Though there are versions of deconstruction that lead people to lose their faith entirely, there are also versions of deconstruction where people who have been hurt or abused in the church never lose their faith in God, just their faith in the Church. This book provides an opportunity to explore reconstruction.What others Say About this Book:Brick by Brick is a book that is written at a critical moment in church history in the United States. Trevor courageously discusses real challenges in the Church with great care, humility, and depth. In an era of extremes, confusion, and hopelessness, Brick by Brick offers a path forward, a path to be built! This book is more than must-read; it is an essential read.%Grant Twyman Director of Equity, K-12 public school district COO, Next Consulting FirmCaptain, United States Army ReserveI have had the honor of knowing Trevor for over a decade. Through the years, he has been steadfast in his integrity and obedience to where God is leading him and his family. I believe this book is so important for our churches. Do I agree with every word? No. But I wholeheartedly agree that these conversations need to be happening within church leadership. As Americans, I believe we've lost touch with nuanced conversations, and hopefully, this book will bring to light topics to help guide you to the truth. If you have been hurt by the church, may this read be a refreshing perspective of the heart of the Church. That we learn to follow the way of Jesus, together.%Keana ZoradiDeacon of WomenCreative Director at Awaken RetreatAbout the Author:Trevor has spent his life teaching, instructing, leading and writing with a deep passion for theology, doctrine, and church health. After graduating from Multnomah University, Trevor explored multiple career paths starting by teaching middle school Bible, becoming a Children's Pastor, leading youth groups and eventually a Young Adult's Pastor. Trevor experienced multiple scandals from head pastors he worked under, leading him to struggle through deconstruction of the Church himself.

The Church in the United States is broken. This does not mean that we should all stop meeting together. Both things can be true. In a society where many find themselves "deconstructing," people need an environment where they can contemplate how the current church operates and determine if there are healthy adjustments to be made. The current outlook on deconstruction from evangelical circles is that it is all evil. Though there are versions of deconstruction that lead people to lose their faith entirely, there are also versions of deconstruction where people who have been hurt or abused in the church never lose their faith in God, just their faith in the Church. This book provides an opportunity to explore reconstruction.What others Say About this Book:Brick by Brick is a book that is written at a critical moment in church history in the United States. Trevor courageously discusses real challenges in the Church with great care, humility, and depth. In an era of extremes, confusion, and hopelessness, Brick by Brick offers a path forward, a path to be built! This book is more than must-read; it is an essential read.%Grant Twyman Director of Equity, K-12 public school district COO, Next Consulting FirmCaptain, United States Army ReserveI have had the honor of knowing Trevor for over a decade. Through the years, he has been steadfast in his integrity and obedience to where God is leading him and his family. I believe this book is so important for our churches. Do I agree with every word? No. But I wholeheartedly agree that these conversations need to be happening within church leadership. As Americans, I believe we've lost touch with nuanced conversations, and hopefully, this book will bring to light topics to help guide you to the truth. If you have been hurt by the church, may this read be a refreshing perspective of the heart of the Church. That we learn to follow the way of Jesus, together.%Keana ZoradiDeacon of WomenCreative Director at Awaken RetreatAbout the Author:Trevor has spent his life teaching, instructing, leading and writing with a deep passion for theology, doctrine, and church health. After graduating from Multnomah University, Trevor explored multiple career paths starting by teaching middle school Bible, becoming a Children's Pastor, leading youth groups and eventually a Young Adult's Pastor. Trevor experienced multiple scandals from head pastors he worked under, leading him to struggle through deconstruction of the Church himself.

"Where The Heart Is offers a nuanced view of one family's struggle to negotiate cold Britannia as they face dicey neighbourhoods, sketchy liaisons, and perennial ill-fate. Chatora's diaspora is not the glorified El Dorado; it is an honest place of grit and survival. A stellar contribution." - Tariro Ndoro, Author Agringada: Like a Gringa, Like a Foreigner For migrant Fari Mupawaenda, life cannot be complete without quitting the back breaking struggle for survival in the UK and returning to the laid-back streets of a warm Harare... but does it make sense for him to want to return to the periphery once more? The man who returns, why does he return? To what does he return? His wife, a zealous cosmopolitan, the daughter, a conflicted bed-hopping undergraduate, and the son, a budding homosexual, will not follow Fari in his trip to what they see as the back of beyond. They have decided to invest fully where they are.Fari's reverse trip is a story about the human body, a tight memory test and a duel between geography and anticipation... Masterful in style and form, the narratives in Andrew Chatora's Where the Heart Is are intensely provocative. -Memory Chirere- University of Zimbabwe

We all want to be blessed, but what does that mean? Jesus explained blessing in the introduction to the Sermon on the Mount, but His meaning of blessing is full of surprises! Somehow, these familiar Beatitudes have been memorized, recited, and then largely ignored. Join teacher and ministry leader Amy Blindt as she walks through each of the verses in Matthew 5:3-10 to help readers recognize the importance of each surprising blessing and then apply it. She defines each Beatitude, examines a biblical example, coaches readers through potential stumbling blocks, and then explores a historical or modern individual who exemplifies each Beatitude. Through specific challenges, readers will be inspired towards spiritual growth related to each unique promise.Endorsement:Like many concepts tossed around in Christian circles, the Beatitudes are often referenced but not always deeply understood. A centerpoint of Jesus' teaching and the launchpad for his larger Sermon on the Mount, they deserve more careful study and intentional application than often given. Utilizing Biblical study, keen insight, practical examples, and personal vulnerability, Amy Blindt leads the reader on a meaningful journey toward deeper understanding and embodiment of "the blessed life" as Jesus defines it. My own faith was enriched and challenged, and I recommend it to any who seek to faithfully follow Jesus.%Rev. Stacy Cochran Nowell, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church HuntersvilleAbout the Author:As a wife, homeschool mom to four boys, and a women's ministry leader, Amy knows what a struggle it can be to find time to study the Bible. However, this has given her a passion for finding practical ways to apply the Word and encourage others to do the same. For years, she has been writing down these bite-sized lessons God has walked her through, always for His glory!

Mathematical Devotionals serves as a guide to connect Christianity with mathematics through a year's worth of inspirational prompts and meditations. Each devotional is self-contained, including scripture verses and an image. The devotionals fall into four categories: · Mathematical connections to Christianity· Semi-biographical devotionals of Christian mathematicians· Devotionals based on quotes either by a mathematician or about mathematics· A few devotionals using logical reasoning as a form of Christian apologetics The devotionals use mathematics, statistics, computer science, and even occasionally stray into the other science areas to provide a variety of engaging connections to Christianity. The book is intended to show how mathematics and other scientific fields should be considered complementary to Christianity rather than adversarial. Endorsement:¿Mathematicians, scientists, and folks intrigued by the wonders of the physical universe and the human spirit may be blessed by walking along with Professor Dale Hathaway throughout a year----especially if they have been charged from on high to integrate their faith with their teaching. Each pithy offering combines a mathematical insight, a life thought, and a graphical image into a holistic veritable balm of Gilead homily for each new day. ¿Andrew Simoson, Professor of Mathematics, King University Dr. Dale Hathaway inspires readers with this one-of-a-kind devotional book that makes a connection between God the Creator and Mathematics, which the Astronomer Galileo Galilei called "...the language in which God has written the universe." Readers will be blessed daily with scripture, quotes from famous mathematicians, relevant images, and a thoughtful devotion on each topic. Whether you are learning about a notable mathematician, a new mathematical concept, or how these concepts can help you better understand the mind of God, I pray you will be blessed by these Mathematical Devotionals. ¿Lieutenant Colonel Brian A. Wilken, Senior Operations Research Analyst, United States Air ForceAbout the Author:Dale K. Hathaway has been a faculty member, department chair, and recently selected as the Associate Dean for the Martin D. Walker School of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) at Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinoissince 1989. He received his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Boston University. Mathematically, he has a passion for finding and presenting "Birthday Problem" connections and, as a Christian, he loves finding ways to connect his profession with his faith.

Mathematical Devotionals serves as a guide to connect Christianity with mathematics through a year's worth of inspirational prompts and meditations. Each devotional is self-contained, including scripture verses and an image. The devotionals fall into four categories: · Mathematical connections to Christianity· Semi-biographical devotionals of Christian mathematicians· Devotionals based on quotes either by a mathematician or about mathematics· A few devotionals using logical reasoning as a form of Christian apologetics The devotionals use mathematics, statistics, computer science, and even occasionally stray into the other science areas to provide a variety of engaging connections to Christianity. The book is intended to show how mathematics and other scientific fields should be considered complementary to Christianity rather than adversarial. Endorsement:Mathematicians, scientists, and folks intrigued by the wonders of the physical universe and the human spirit may be blessed by walking along with Professor Dale Hathaway throughout a year----especially if they have been charged from on high to integrate their faith with their teaching. Each pithy offering combines a mathematical insight, a life thought, and a graphical image into a holistic veritable balm of Gilead homily for each new day. ¿Andrew Simoson, Professor of Mathematics, King UniversityAbout the Author:Dale K. Hathaway has been a faculty member, department chair, and recently selected as the Associate Dean for the Martin D. Walker School of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) at Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Illinoissince 1989. He received his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Boston University. Mathematically, he has a passion for finding and presenting "Birthday Problem" connections and, as a Christian, he loves finding ways to connect his profession with his faith.

We can only be better when we choose love over hate, mercy over judgment, kindness over meanness, hope over despair, and living the best life that God the Father has given to us in the Son. Love is the route to do this and let us strive to be filled with the abundance of this virtue through the help of the mighty Spirit of God. Beloved, God's unconditional love is the gift of a lifetime. Grab hold of it and share this love every day with others.Endorsement:As believers, love is a compelling phenomenon in our walk and relationship with the Lord. As loaded as it is, the choice of love as a subject for this book makes it a must-read for everyone. The author systematically expounds upon the need to go beyond regarding love as a theoretical concept. She emphasizes the imperative for us to listen to our Lord's commandment. We must see love as an action word worthy of practice amongst ourselves in our daily lives in our homes, churches, workplaces, schools, market places, etc.%Pastor TochiAbout the Author:In April 2007, Helen Clement answered God's call to the office of the prophet soon after giving her life to the Lord Jesus Christ. Helen Clement is called to comfort, encourage, heal, bring deliverance, preach, and proclaim the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to a worldwide audience. She is happily married for over thirty years and blessed with four beautiful children.ÿþ

"Jesus: He Who Is, Who Was, and Who Is to Come" involves examining past and present evidence of the validity and reliability of scripture historically, archaeologically, and through modern research. Furthermore, the book provides scriptural proof and examples of the power and providence of God's plan for the future. The text details:Escaping the corruption that is in the world through lust Christians making their calling and election sure so they will never fallGod's promise for His children to be presented blameless before His presence with exceeding joy The scriptural empowering and building up of our most holy faith will ignite ambassadorship which calls others today to be reconciled to God through Jesus Christ the Son of God.Endorsement:It is a concise book that uses bible history to provide the plan of salvation by showing God's divinity, our need for God, the coming of the end days, and what happens to those in the Church who compromise on what the Word of God says.%Freda KramerVery informative as to Christian teachings and Christian beliefs. Very infor-mative as to living a Christian life.%Tom KearneyAbout the Author:John comes from a large family and a wonderful Christian community. He became born again at age seven after accepting the good news of Jesus, the son of God, and His love, life, and resurrection. John is thankful to the Lord for blessing him with a wonderful wife, Del, and son Matthew. He has enjoyed teaching Bible history for so many years and is marveling at the transforming power of the Holy Scriptures.

"Once an orphan, always an orphan!" became the mantra of her childhood. Orphan No More is a gripping first-hand account of a child who survives the horror of sexual abuse and abandonment in a society that turns a blind eye to the stark reality of molestation, child abuse, and sexual exploitation. Frightened and confused, she struggled to understand the death of her mommy and why her daddy did such horrible things to her. The state removed her from the only home she knew and tossed her from one foster home to another. What does the future hold for one abandoned little girl whose soul had been traumatized, tormented, repeatedly abused, and abandoned on so many levels?Endorsement:Orphan No More is a gut-wrenching, unembellished story of a woman who, through Christ, has found freedom and victory. Jen's vulnerability in sharing the details of her life, including the deeply private and painful points, will inspire readers to know that their story also matters, and their voice needs to be heard. I believe this book will inspire, encourage, and open eyes to the reality of both broken humanity and the love and power of Jesus. Jen paints a beautiful picture of redemption through her words and lets the world know that there truly is a God who gives beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, and a garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. %Janice Rigel, Co-Founder of Stirred Up Ministries, Podcast host of Just JaniceAbout the Author:Jen has a passion for helping others find freedom from their childhood trauma and sharing the Word of God. She has taught children's church for over 10 years, led small groups, assisted in weekend retreats for abused women, and spoken at different events. She has a Bachelor of Science in mathematics specializing in secondary education. Currently, she teaches middle school mathematics. Jen lives in Michigan with her three teenagers.