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Calhoun McBride and Clement Cartwright are men from different worlds. Young Calhoun works backbreaking, midnight shifts at the Snopes Brewery...and earns a little extra selling his body to eager men.

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We are not built to just receive love. We are built to give love. To become tributaries to that great river of life flowing from the heart of God. By design, we are foreordained to be in a pure relationship with God and others for the joy of an abundant life. But how do we build trustworthy connections with faithful and true hearts?The Bridge of Hearts investigates God's spiritual instructions for our acceptance in the most secret place of his heart. The simple pattern he handed down to Moses on Mount Sinai illustrates the seven steps the Levites took to enter God's holiest place and commune with his Spirit. Jesus took the same steps to reinstate his connection with God after becoming the sins of the world-the same steps we must take to follow him through the narrow way that leads to life.Citing God's pattern as his divine instructions, The Bridge of Hearts shows us how to build solid spiritual connections with God and others, so we can finish our course with joy. It highlights a most essential truth embedded in Scripture-our works are not about earning God's love; they're about returning God's love.

It is my hope that the readers of this book will come to realization that although people are of different colors and creed, we are all God's children. Everyone have the same body parts inside of them and no race is better than another. There are many opportunities in the world and each of us should not be discouraged or hindered from taking advantage of the opportunities. I hope that people, especially people of color will dream big and follow through on their dreams.

This book is about experiencing the greatest blessings of this life and the life to come. It is about the beautiful spiritual blessings of Jesus in heavenly places. It is the road to fullness and wholeness. It is the road that anyone who has a healthy self-interest will choose.This great blessing is a result of being very close to God and having a vital intimate relationship with Him enhanced and released through prayer. To truly learn to pray is not an easy road, but it is very critical to fullness and living the Christian life in the abundance of the Spirit. This is the pearl of great price that Jesus spoke about. This calls for an earnest devotion and discipline to place ourselves in the place where God can gift us with contemplative prayer and we might truly enter into the fulness of enjoying God in this life and the life to come. This requires that we make room in our life for God.Jesus invites us to come and find rest. We will learn how people that have gone before us learned about the process that God uses in spiritual formation so that we might receive the blessings that God passionately desires to give us. We will learn how we can enter this process and make continual progress in prayer and spiritual formation. Then we learn to truly experience Christlike transformation from the inside out.In him is life and life abundantly, and as the disciples said, "Where should we go, you have the words of life". This kind of a blessing in and through prayer and Jesus Christ is available to all people. In his strength and by his spirit we can enter into his invitation to life and life abundantly.

Consider this, then, the antithesis of a Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce campaign, an attempt to set the record straight. No judgment, merely a forthright account of what might have been observed during an innocent bystander's own peculiar experience growing up there in the late fifties through the sixties, when it was abandoned for more enlightened climes, i.e., the city." Excerpted from All Is Not Well.All Is Not Well is the story of a town, a sheriff, and a precocious young girl as she matures into womanhood. The girl is a once in a generation athlete, able to beat most of the boys in any sport of their choosing, therefore shunned by the boys who are intimidated by her, and the girls because she is not interested in girly-girl things. She faces a life-altering event at nineteen, and the rest of the story tells how she reacts to this, with the town and the sheriff playing their part in it, and finally finds closure.