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In the time and season we're in, there are many wolves in sheep's clothing. So we are never to stop marching toward the end of our destiny. That's why we must know what Jesus established at Calvary's cross and resurrection. The purpose of my book is to help God's people find Him in a father-and-son or father-and-daughter relationship to lead them into the full purpose of the plan God has for chosen for them. It has taken me many battles to understand God's plan and purpose for me, to know my worth in Christ Jesus, and to recognize that life is short so we must be rooted and grounded in God's Word, letting it become a way of life to us. My desire is to help God's children know that they are never alone in the destiny of life. Jesus accomplished and won our freedom over our enemy, and He will never leave us in our battle. My prayer is for all to know that when Jesus was nailed to Calvary's cross and cried out, "It is finished," he established unto us our perfect salvation plan.

This book is the story of six unfortunate souls who were dealt unfavorable hands. With all of them suffering from similar afflictions, they decided to be one another's families. The six vowed to support and protect one another, but through the effort of supporting and protecting one another from any and all dangerous along the way, secrets were born. And now these secrets threaten to tear them apart. Now the six find it difficult to escape the secrets of the past on the road to their future.

Irene Polson was born and raised on and around Western American racetracks. Both her deceased parents had been track followers. When she was old enough, she became a jockey. A bad fall and the resulting injury caused her to lose her nerve, so now she was just a groom. She cared for racehorses, cleaning them and their stalls and seeing to their well-being. One of her charges was cruelly overworked earlier one morning, and it took hours to get IM Do N My Best to recover. When the owner showed up to check on his horse, she let him know what she thought of people who mistreated horses.She didn't know that this man was about to change her entire life. He was there to talk her into becoming his trainer. Being a trainer was a dream Irene had harbored all her working life. And this handsome tall man was offering to fulfill that dream. When she finally decided to believe what he was offering was the real deal, she took the plunge and she took him up on his offer. Little did she know that this change would also lead to a whirlwind love affair and a lifetime of happiness.

Tom Beckway is retired. In his younger years, he had a brief but extremely successful career in law enforcement. Because small-town police departments could not afford to pay their officers very well and because he had a young family, Tom made the decision to leave law enforcement. He took one manufacturing job after another, raised and educated his children, and now at the age of sixty, is comfortably retired. The concept is important to him.With lots of free time on his hands, Tom starts a business called Tom's Answers and Solutions. Using his dated but significant law enforcement training and experience, he put together a resume and distributed it to local law firms and insurance companies.When they need to locate a witness, or if they are in need of a sworn witness's statement, Tom is the man for the job.In this case, Tom is hired to get a witness statement from the sister of a recently arrested man. Sounds simple, but Tom soon finds himself in the middle of a double murder and all kinds of small-town intrigue.With the knowledge that his estranged wife is on her way to Indiana for a surprise visit burning in the back of his mind, and with the help of his live-in brother-in-law, and despite the misadventures of his mean-as-a-snake cat, LC, Tom Beckway is determined to find the answer or solution.

I came from a Scandinavian culture in Northwestern Wisconsin. My mother was a lousy cook. Seems that the only thing she ever made was "hot dish"-which was a casserole based on cream of mushroom soup. Mom's usually featured celery and ground moose. Dad's annual male-bonding vacation was always to Northern Ontario in September. By the time the dead moose made it back home, hot dish was about all they could do with it. Mom once sent me a box containing index cards of all her hot-dish recipes. It was a joke. She was a funny lady. None of those recipes made it to this book. I still detest cooked celery.Grandma, on the other hand, who lived just down the road, knew how to feed a family and kept us from starving until we started school and were introduced to the delights of Mrs. Hendrickson's gourmet school lunch. I'd never seen, much less experienced, the goodness of such items as broccoli and cauliflower.Growing up in a culinary-deprived culture contributed to my interest in cooking. Another is my love for the outdoors and the joys of preparing and consuming priceless gifts from nature. I collected and perfected the recipes provided here over many years of experimentation. I am pleased to share them with you.

The author shares a large variety of experiences that include experiences from this dimension and other dimensions. There are experiences from childhood, ancient times, experiences of healing, experiences with angels, saints, and archangels. There are experiences with other star systems, galaxies, and dimensions. There are many experiences of creativity on many dimensions. There are also experiences with the ancient light group and the mentor of that ancient light group. The experiences with that light group go back more than hundreds of millions of years to the higher dimensions of another galaxy and to the realms of the Divine Essence.

The world has started to experience unprecedented climate change and violence. It''s like all hell has let loose, and only a few with the gift to see can do anything about it.Tyler, a selfish, addiction-ridden criminal, shrugs off the horrifying visions with the booze and drugs until his hardened lifestyle gets him beaten to within an inch of his existence. There is a battle between the angels and demons for his soul as he sinks into a place that is so real-the smells, the fear, the pain. A voice calls and wrenches him from its depths.After a lengthy hospital stay, Tyler is surprised to find his bill is paid in full. He decides to see the priest who befriended him and his grandfather, who he feels had something to do with his survival. The priest is right where Tyler expects him to be, assisting the poor from his church slash home and shelter. It is here Tyler receives a gift. He visits his grandfather and learns of the love and prayers that went out for him. Their conversation goes to the time his grandmother was dying of cancer and how his grandfather discovered the wretched beasts that tormented her. Tyler thinks about his brush with death: So it wasn''t just a dream?Tyler is compelled to go back to the alley where he nearly lost his life, and there he meets his destiny. His guardian angel directs him to a struggling community and marketplace that is plagued by a ruthless gang, with a mysterious monastery run by monks who live by the Oldest Book in the world and a girl who shows up when terrible things happen.Tyler''s eyes are opened to the truth of two worlds-the natural and the supernatural.

At 2:30 on an unseasonably cool, partly cloudy afternoon in late September 1911, the cement dam located a mile above the mill town of Austin, Pennsylvania, gave way, unleashing a wall of water cascading down the narrow valley toward the town and sweeping away everything in its path with the explosive power of a nuclear bomb. Lulled by the assurance of engineering experts that the dam would forever withstand the pressure of the pent-up waters above the town, three thousand unsuspecting residents of Austin went about their slow-paced Saturday routines.Some floundered and drowned in the raging waters that consumed the town, some were battered to death by logs and debris swept up by the torrent, and some, the lucky ones, raced to the safety of higher ground. Stories of heroism, sacrifice, cowardice, and selfishness emerged from the aftermath. The residents of Austin represented; after all, simply a crosscut sample of humanity, exposing the best and worst in times of crisis.Washed Away is a work of fiction that unfolds in the historical context of this real-life tragedy. Committed to go beyond the sensational journalism of that era, two enterprising young reporters from Buffalo, Rusty Shephard and Katie Keenan, join forces to investigate the causes and determine accountability for the disaster. As their investigation begins to unmask the deceit and greed of those responsible, they encounter desperate acts of coverup, recrimination, suicide, and murder, placing their own lives in mortal danger. In their journey to uncover the truth and seek justice, they are absorbed in the emotional turmoil of the town and of their own relationship.

Lauren Hall is a small-town girl with big dreams. She is a hero to the people of River Junction. As the acting detective, she is the one everybody turns to, but when she stumbles upon a woman in need of her help, she realizes that she may not be as powerful as she thought.When she turns to the FBI for help, it opens up a world of adrenaline and admiration. She finds herself searching for something more than just a killer.

Enjoy a nostalgic trip back in time to the 1950''s and travel with the Schnellert family and neighbors through a series of short stories that chronicle the struggles and hardships, triumphs and joys of life in the Beausejour, Glenmoor, and Overwater areas of rural Manitoba. These narratives, told with humor and fond recall, capture many situations the family faced and serves as a genuine reflection of the lifestyle that was instrumental in shaping an entire generation. The reader will be left with an appreciation of the tremendous work ethic, strong faith, and absolute determination of the family as they coped with the foibles of farming on reclaimed swampland. Together with his large extended family and a caring and united community the author recounts the joys, fears, sorrows, and always the unending hope they embraced as they tackled unique challenges in a joint effort to survive and thrive. On reading the collected stories one comes to appreciate fully the author''s words, "I got my first and most memorable education at the school of hard knocks on the family farm."

Dreams: The Magic of the Night is for people who want to understand their dreams. It shows the reader how to do this through examples from the author''s dream journals. A framework for understanding dreams is presented in the first few chapters, illustrated by examples. After that, any chapter may be read in any order. The first chapter is a short autobiography so that readers will understand where the author is coming from. This is important because a basic principle in dream interpretation is that the best interpreter of a dream is the dreamer. We know ourselves better than anyone else.The goal of dreamwork is always greater self-understanding and self-awareness. The world of dreams is a vast inner universe. From physical health to divine revelations, dreams give us much that we simply would not understand without them. By working with dreams, the dreamer gradually uncovers more and more of his/her true identity. Some dreams make us very uncomfortable as we begin to see where we have maintained a destructive attitude and so have deprived ourselves of fuller, richer living. Other dreams bring us new insights accompanied by joy and exaltation. In the final analysis, dreams are a means to an end. There is no benefit in just remembering your dreams but never understanding them. The goal is to live a wonderful life in our waking hours. Dreams: The Magic of the Night will put you on a path to the full realization of this.

George Huntington believed he had solved the many mysteries he had inherited along with his beloved grandfather''s farm in The Mystery of Eagle Falls, but he was still unsuccessful at changing the future and eliminating the car accident that left his fiancée, Laura Scott, in a coma. Now in Returning to Eagle Falls, he found himself challenged by something that was not of this world, a Native American spirit known as the Caretaker. He seemed to be the force that stood in the way of George''s efforts to change his future. Confused about what was a dream and what was reality caused by his own head injury, George solicited the help of a beautiful local Native American artifacts expert, Bonita Redbrook, who seemed to have a strong connection to both George and the spirit world.

This story is a personal testimony of God''s amazing and intimate work in my life. Despite a haunting childhood and struggles in my adult years, God has blessed my journey tremendously. Even though I have been a Christian for most of my days, there were decades that all I could see were the trials. I felt distanced from God, yet, at the same time I knew that He was my only hope. So I blamed myself for the disconnection and my many shortcomings. I tried hard to be a "good Christian" but continually failed, damaging my marriage and maligning my parenting. Counseling had helped some, but turmoil still raged within me. I sank increasingly deeper into depression and anxiety while striving to be everything I thought others expected of me. Yet, all the while God was conscious of my struggles. Even more, He was actively interceding on my behalf. Well before I was conscious of it, God was sustaining me through the turmoil and fortifying me for my biggest challenge to date. When I felt at my weakest, God proved faithful to His promise of comfort and strength. Not only did He carry me, He championed my victory over the hold that darkness once had on my past. In an amazing way that only God could orchestrate, He redeemed my existence and set me free with new found joy and purpose. I now feel His love, His grace, and His power in a way that I never could before. The journey was challenging to say the least, but I wouldn''t trade this walk with God for anything. My hope is that those who read my story will find encouragement and leave its pages in awe of the Great Father God, Savior Son, and Empowering Holy Spirit, Who are worthy of all praise.

Although "He" enjoyed playing the game and tried to avenge his beautiful daughter's death, Phillip's plan failed. First, he stalked Samantha and purposely put her into a state of emotional anguish. Then he got Jill, Samantha's best friend and office assistant, involved so there was no way out for Jill, but to do exactly as he said. Phillip had kidnapped and beaten Samantha, then buried her alive for the purpose of making her suffer like he had when she took his beautiful daughter, Heather, from him. In the future, he'd have to take more time with Samantha and make sure he was the reason she was taking her final breath.

The Twelve Tribes of Israel was written for those who seek knowledge and truth from the Bible.The book summarizes the story of Jacob and his lineage. It''s the story of each of his sons and their tribes with all of their inheritance-also, the blessings that Moses bestowed upon each of the tribes of Israel before his death.

For years, the Yanirens lived in peace keeping the flow of the River of Life. It was located on Yanira Island, which was surrounded by the largest and most majestic waterfalls ever seen.In their proximity, some gods unleashed an enormous battle caused by the contempt that some felt for human beings and created a huge stone that obstructed the flow of the River of Life, an event that caused the conflict between the gods. The stone was created so that no god or human being could lift it.Terronius, a young peasant who had survived the battle, was able to remove the stone and since then, the curse broke. But over the years, a new generation of demigods began to emerge, trying to conquer the magical and enchanting Yanira Island without success until that day.

Time. We never seem to find enough of it, especially when it comes to enjoying life. Come meet Benny, a German Shepherd who runs into a honeybee and shows him the simple joys of life. Benny says that he is "too busy" to take time out of his day and play with a honeybee! How ridiculous does that sound? Or does it? It is through this encounter with this little creature that Benny will discover how to forge a friendship and cherish his days.

Rafaler's attempt to capture and enslave the Resztaki has failed, and he narrowly escaped. Now he is returning with a larger force as Staszo recovers after nearly dying during his defeat of Rafaler's army. As the Deceiver's bonds weaken, new threats to the Resztaki emerge, threatening their very existence. Help from the eight neighboring kingdoms is nearly impossible, as they have become ensnared in a series of all-out wars with one another's.Humanity's best hope lies in support from the elves and dwarves, who have just recently decided to reveal themselves to the world once more. But before this can happen, Staszo must accept his fate openly and discover how to unlock his true power to become the Magus of the Gods.

Father Mark Barnett was a talented priest, doing extraordinary work for the Archdiocese of New York. Through his ministry, he touched the lives of scores of people, from politicians and financiers to common laborers and the homeless. Some called him a saint and a great friend, while others held him in contempt. Now, he's dead.The priest is brutally murdered, in the early morning, on a dark Manhattan street. Why was he there, what did he do, what did he know, and what might he have had that someone wanted bad enough to kill for or have him killed?The investigation into his death is seen as critical enough to be given the highest priority by the New York Police Department, the district attorney, and the Cardinal Archbishop of New York. As the clues in the case are brought to light, the detectives assigned to it find that a terrible mistake took place in the recent past. They begin to unravel the mystery that has almost everyone who ever dealt with the priest, in recent years, waiting for the outcome and whether the finger of guilt might be pointed at one of them.

This book examines the whole of Scripture as the unfolding marriage covenant between God and his people. The book demonstrates that God's marriage to his people is the central theme of the Bible. Eighteenth-century Reformed pastor Jonathan Edwards captured that perspective when he observed:The creation of the world seems to have been especially for this end, that the eternal Son of God might obtain a spouse . . . to whom he might . . . pour forth all that immense fountain of . . . love and grace that was in his heart and that in this way God might be glorified.This book traces the divine marriage from God's promises to Abraham, to the betrothal covenant that includes the Ten Commandments, to Israel's breaking of the covenant as described by the prophets, to the new covenant in Christ, and finally to the consummation of the divine marriage covenant in Revelation at the wedding of the Lamb.God instituted the marriage of a man and a woman in Genesis 2 to be an image of God's divine marriage with his people. Therefore, it is not a coincidence that both the Gospel and marriage are under attack in our culture. Human marriage cannot be rightly understood apart from the Gospel and the Gospel cannot be fully understood apart from marriage.This book enables Christians, whether single or married, to appreciate in a much fuller way the depth and nature of God's love for his bride. Seeing how the divine marriage defines and shapes human marriage also presents a clearer understanding of the spiritual importance of human marriage, inspiring Christians to pursue marriages that more faithfully reflect God's design.This book proclaims Scripture's message of God's unrelenting, irrevocable love for his bride and invites the church to respond.Susan A. Cyre, MDiv, helped found Presbyterians for Faith, Family and Ministry in 1995 and served as its executive director until 2014. She edited its bimonthly publication, Theology Matters. She has authored numerous articles dealing with biblical truth and its intersection with cultural norms. She and her husband live in Virginia.

There were two souls in the universe waiting to be united. One individual was in Rhode Island, and the other was in Massachusetts. One was a tiny toy poodle, and the other was a compassionate human being. Both were struggling with challenges in their lives before the union. Neither one knew they were going to meet someday.The human being had a vision to the universe to find a toy poodle. Perhaps the tiny poodle also had a vision to the universe to find a loving home.The tiny poodle was a scrubby stray found on a hot day under a car, with hair so long and badly matted, he could not even move. He weighed three pounds.The human read about the tiny poodle and went to the shelter, where they cleaned him up so well that he looked so beautiful.Five people were interviewed, but the compassionate human was the lucky one chosen, or they were lucky to find each other. They brought each other peace, comfort, and love in a true, loving bond. It was meant to be.They awakened each other's souls and had such an amazing journey together that will touch your heart.

Ruby the red blood cell and her friends are doing their assigned jobs. Everything is fine in Bone Marrow Factory until Buster decides to attack. Will Buster win or will Ruby and her friends prevail?

The Little Dark Christmas Light was written to tell a happy story in rhymes about a special little Christmas light. After being hit by a ball, the bright little light felt he was doomed after all. Sad, so sad, the little light looked so bad. A wish he learned in class, where they make the bright colored glass, was to be his salvation.

Follow the amazing journey of a music store owner Joe Higdon, whose journey was filled with and joy also sadness; his walk in life led him in 1924 to open the legendary Hollywood Music Store in Jacksonville, Florida, in the historic African American community of Lavilla, which was incorporated as a city of its own in 1869 and was known as the "Harlem of the South."Hundreds came through the music store on their walk to fame and fortune, such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway, Sarah "Sassy" Vaughn, Nat King Cole, Bill Daniels, Ray Charles, James Brown, The O''Jays, Al Green, Sam Cook, Sam and Dave, The Temptations, and many more. Joe Higdon had a business relationship with Ms. Clare White, then the daughter of Eartha M. M. White. He befriended gangster such as James "Charlie Edd" Craddock.One of Jacksonville''s wealthiest and most prosperous African American businessman, he owned hotels, restaurants, a pawnshop, the Two Spot nightclub, and the famous whorehouse, the "Blue Chip Hotel"It was Joe Higdon who asked Eartha M. M. White to lease Charlie Edd the land to build the most popular club in the African American community, the "Two Spot." Charlie Edd employed ruthless gangsters who battled the Youngblood family in Nassau County to keep running moonshine up and down I-95. After Joe Higdon''s death in 1958, the music store was inherited by Nathaniel D. Small, Joe''s nephew, who continued the business for over forty years. This story is filled with events throughout the times. It walks you through from the life and time of Joe Higdon, the gangster Charlie Edd, Eartha M. M. White, and into the crime life of Ronald D. Small, how he inherited the Hollywood music store, to his life-changing experience with God, to this face-to-face encounter with Scarface, the drug lord in Miami, to finding himself face down on the floor surrounded by ten cops with guns pressed against his face, to his jaw-dropping courtroom jury trail. The only child of Nathaniel and Lillian Small, his struggle with crime was what led him home to the hall of God.

This book is about how homosexuality affects the life of humanity according to God''s law. It tells how America has made laws that are against God''s law. The Supreme Court has violated the law of God by saying it''s okay for two people of the same sex to marry. It tells that marriage cannot be redefined. It was established by God himself, built on a foundation for two-male and female only. It tells how marriage is like the Ten Commandments: it must remain as is. The Supreme Court can change man''s law, but not God''s law.

Sociopaths-who are they? What do they want? How long have we known about them? How many are out there? And what can you do when around them? Welcome to The Sociopath's Playbook. Delve deep into the mind-sets of abusive individuals and immerse in strategies to counter them. Designed around the latest diagnostic manuals from the World Health Organization and the American Psychiatric Association, The Sociopath's Playbook weaves together the most up-to-date clinical analyses available to provide a detailed look into the mind of a sociopath. Feeling lied to, cheated, or stolen from? Look no further. The Sociopath's Playbook provides fifty action plans for a variety of real-life situations to address abusers in their tracks. Conlon tackles the bullying, intimidation, callousness, and manipulation, offering genuinely inspirational and uplifting messages-all while refusing to blame others for how they might have been born. "Part of antisocial personality disorder deals with an individual's potential incapacity. In other words, when others have made you to feel as if you have no value, now you know, others simply lacked the ability to value you and your abilities. Let your self-esteem soak that in. Hang in there-life can get better." All this and more-fresh perspectives on pressing questions like do people choose what they feel? What does the word antisocial really mean? Do experts agree that sociopaths and psychopaths are the same? Does every human being experience empathy similarly? Can sociopaths change? At what age should they be diagnosed? Is sociopathy a learned or inherited condition? Are women or men more likely to be sociopaths? Are sociopaths truly smarter than others? Are they truly fearless? What strategies help potential victims in identifying them? And what courses of action can victims take to empower themselves?

Rising from the ashes of an abusive childhood came a strong, loving, and protective fighter. Little Sarge is the inspiring true story of an eighteen-year old young woman who joined the Army as soon as age permitted after graduating from high school. She overcame all the tremendous challenges and obstacles that were placed in her path.Her accomplishments include saving a life in basic training with a piece of hair, pulling twenty-seven of her fellow comrades out of the rubble from a surprise attack in Vietnam, rescuing a fellow soldier from a group of six drunken young men in a motel room, and becoming "mom" to two hundred young women who looked to her for guidance and help.She is a fierce protector of her fellow soldiers in battles and bars. She is a highly decorated soldier who always makes an impression.You will not be disappointed by her feisty attitude and heroic acts that have truly shaped hundreds of lives. Find out who Little Sarge is for yourself.-Megan Palmer

Sea mines are the original stealth weapon that just silently sit and wait. As of the late 1990s, thirty-one nations manufactured mines and twenty exported them. While our capabilities to address this threat has improved, the mission of mine warfare is one of the most underfunded in the defense agenda. The thing to remember is, barring intelligence informing us of the presence of mines, the only way you find out a mine is present is when it detonates. If a dedicated terrorist group could obtain one or two of these weapons, the result could be staggering. Aside from a horrendous cost in life, mining our harbors could cripple the national economy. In the 1980s, the West Coast lived through a maritime labor strike that closed the West Coast ports. The strike lasted ten days at a cost of $13 billion a day! That was a planned event. Imagine the ensuing chaos that would result from an unexpected mine detonation in one of our harbors. This book examines the frightening "what-if."