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Having been a member of the Body of Christ for over 40 years, Brenda has seen many marriages broken up in the church. "Church hurt" is one of the hardest hurts to process and get over. The divorce rate in the church is very high and can be contributed to inappropriate relationships within the church. Pastor's marriages are the most targeted within the church due to the nature of shepparding. It is Brenda's desire to expose the enemy's tactics through the Spirit of lust in the church and its effects on the Body of Christ. She desires to show the Body how to avoid becoming a victim and to share with others that there is hope, healing, and restoration through Jesus Christ. Her wish is for people to know that they are not alone. Gods healing can take place within each of us and a new standard can be raised within the church.

Mirabella is about to be sacrificed to the immortals in a ceremony known as The Summoning. She is desperate to escape Kingdom, the Immortals sanctuary, with her two best friends, Assana and Starlet. However, the immortals have a different plan for the feisty young woman. She is to become Queen whether she likes it or not. Not to mention that she will need to locate and raise their beloved land Atlantis and defeat a great Wizard who betrayed the immortals. No pressure.With the help of her friends and one mysteriously handsome man who refuses to divulge his identity to her, she sets out to become an Immortal. But not just any Immortal. She is to be turned by the five ruling races of the Immortals. The Fairies; Witches and Warlocks; Werewolves; Vampires; and the strongest and oldest of immortals, the Dragons.She has no hope of surviving as every single woman who has gone through this impossible change has died shortly after being bitten. With her fiery temper and her love of movies, can Mirabella survive the violent act of being transformed into an Immortal? Or will she fail and let everyone she loves and holds dear down?

After enduring a long "Tailspin" that started at a young age, Mike Salazar finally began to pull out of his criminal lifestyle on March 1, 1980 when he "called upon the Name of the Lord" from a prison cell...~ Romans 10:13 "Whosoever shall call upon the Name of the Lord shall be saved" ~

-For beginning tennis players.-Parents of beginning tennis players-Aspiring trainers and players of all levels-How to develop a young tennis player and the college recruitment processThis extensively illustrated guide provides a wealth of information including the following:How to select the correct racket, string and stringing machine.Knowing your grips.Quick Start tennisBeginning forehand, backhand and service teaching progressions in a group situation.The volley, topspin, slice and service teaching progressions when teaching the individual.Footwork including advanced movement techniques.ATP compared to WTA forehand.Advanced spin serving.Advanced volleying.Two handed backhand variations.Return of serve, approach shot and specialty shot sections.The development of a young tennis player and the route to college tennis.Beginner, Intermediate and advanced singles and doubles tactics.

I have chosen this title for my book because it fits the characteristics of a culture that develops fear, insecurity, doubts, and dishonesty in its very intelligent, ambitious, and hardworking people. This is a culture that treats boys and girls differently developing a sense of dominance, grandiosity, Narcissism, controlling, ignorance in men and a sense of passivity, inferiority, anxiety, and paranoia in women, the symptoms in either group present only pathology. The intention of this book is by no means to be religious or political but Iranian people in essence have been religious. The religion that its very beauty has less been known. It has been transformed to develop fear of God bringing the fear of bad consequences if not followed the concepts, rules, and practices created over time by the religious leaders whose qualifications are often questionable.   It was this mentality of Iranians that was well recognized by western countries behind the revolution, well better known than Iranian themselves that helped the success of revolution in Iran. It was not the people's knowledge of who they are and who they want to choose. It is the self-identity, self-knowledge, and the self-respect that is highly missed. The culture emphasizes on the children's future social development but much less on the conscious healthy personality traits as they grow. Millions of Iranians demonstrated on the streets welcoming whom they did not know. The reaction to the outcome is now opposition demonstrating anti-religious attitudes, the religion the reality of which neither the people nor the leaders know. The current religious aggressive interpretation of Islam around the world is way far from the Spiritual Sufi mystic approach of Prophet Mohammad; the very true principle of which followed by great numerous Iranian men including Mowlana, Shams Tabrizi, Hafez. Saadi, and Baba Taher.  It was the Mowlana's book, translated from Farsi to English that sold 700,000 copies in 2013 in America.  It is the intention of this book to help people to learn about their psychology to become less confused.  My attention has been on the training and parenting issues throughout the book.  I am wondering how a confused parent can raise a "not confused" kid.

What would you do if the life you knew only existed in your imagination? Just 9 months earlier, Scarlett had been in a car accident; only her side of the story is quite different from everyone else around her. After she meets a peculiar young man at church, things begin to add up, and a rapid series of flashbacks reveal to Scarlett a future riveted with uncertainty, but with a chance at redemption.

As the subtitle says, the book is a critique of denominational church doctrines. It is an objective writing as I, the author, have made every attempt to keep personal biases and subjective thinking out of the writing. It deals with denominational churches as to what''s right in their doctrines and what''s wrong. As mentioned, 100% of all church doctrines do not line up with the scriptures. Some churches come close, but no cigar. Others are so far out that I cannot fathom why they are called Christian Churches. The book discusses a host of contemporary topics which the Bible mentions in detail. In addition to man-made traditions of all the churches, the book tackles taboo topics in the church world such as abortion, alcoholism, smoking, drugs, gambling, homosexuality, infant baptism, Jehovah\''s Witnesses, Mormons, Islam, Agnosticism, Atheism, Women in the Church, Divorce, Interfaith Services, The Tribulation, Tithing, 666, Welfare, Social Security Disability and paid salaries for the clergy. The book has mostly scriptural references but some non-scriptural references too. All statements are supported with a Biblical verse(s) or occasionally, with an article or a personal reference. The Biblical references are from the King James Version, the New International Version, or sometimes paraphrased. The book flows easily as I used $1.98 words rather than $100.00 words. It is written so that the average 12 year old will understand it. Although I mention particular denominations, I never mention the names of churches or the names of people who were involved in the various scenes of the book. The book is an educational and enlightening tool for pastors'' sermons, Bible studies, and Sunday School Classes. The book''s one endeavor is to reveal the truth about Christianity. I don''t understand why someone else didn''t write this book decades ago. This book reveals to the readers that their churches and church leaders are not what they claim to be. In the book, there are some interesting and humorous anecdotes about situations which help to get a point across. They are lessons learned. This book is meant for Christian readers as well as non-believers and for those who are on the fence. This book will cause one to think and perhaps, reevaluate his or her position on God, salvation, and what is next after he or she departs this world.

While hiking in Sierra Mountain range, Mike and Dan encounter a creature intent on their death. In the struggle, Mike stabs the creature with his knife and loses consciousness. Mike wakes to find Linda dressing his wounds and discovers he is hundreds of miles from the place he was attacked. Mike, Linda, Dan, and several others find themselves in an Ardian prison, created by an advanced alien empire on earth. The Ardian Empire has quelled a rebellion and placed war criminals and political prisoners as inmates in this dimensional prison on an underdeveloped planet, Earth. Mike discovers he was attacked by an inmate''s projection intent on bringing him and his friend as food back to its cell. Trapped in the prison, Mike and his companions must find a way out, and in the end, drive the Ardians from Earth. Little do they know how far that fight will take them-far into the Ardian home world.

Spirit Listening is an emotional, poetic journey into some of the author''s reflections on life, love and loss. In reading, you will sometimes smile, sometimes shed a tear, but always be able to find verses of inspiration and healing (Spirit Listening is organized by topic for easy reference). The collection was composed over a thirty five year period. It was initially compiled for the author''s personal reflections of emotional snapshots in time. However, as the author later began sharing some verses with friends and family, it became evident that chords of commonalities were being plucked. Spirit Listening touches the heart of the young and old alike. It contains a mix of everyday living and messages of Christian hope, but is not religious. The author uses simple, everyday language that is easy to read, yet profound in conjuring mental images that evoke individual responses to common life events we don''t always allow ourselves to communicate to others. Spirit Listening is a book you will treasure and visit frequently for yourself and to share with others.

Thoughts of life and love is a two volume poetry book about how I see life and love thru my eyes, and my vision on how I perceive the things around me. This book is my labor of life and the love I have for my parents and friends. I hope people can see what I am trying to convey to each person that reads the book. This has been written over the years and I finally put it in a book. I wrote about things that had an effect on my life and the people around me. I tried to write it in a way to not hurt anyone feelings but to get a point across about life. I am not perfect I make mistakes but I try to live a good life. I hope people get a list of what I am trying to relay to people who read this book and I hope everyone enjoy it.

How do we go home?Travel with Jason Emerson through the 1860s West in his efforts to heal his soul so he can go home. Trained as a sniper and assassin for the War Between the States, Jason travels west as a security guard for a cross-country freight company encountering Native Americans and outlaws.His wife, Carey, is always mindful of Jason's promise to come home as she suffers through her own soul-altering ordeals. At home in the mountains of West Virginia, she toils to keep the home fires burning. She learns to survive alone and takes on the challenge of operating the mountain farm that was their childhood dream.The child, Catherine Sawyer, becomes the source of their connection and ultimately brings Jason home.In the vein of Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain, M. L. Gallagher's Home will leave the reader inspired to learn more about the plight of some returning soldiers and their families left at home.

The Last Man is rather the first book in the trilogy that concerns our main protagonist, Ian, a young man who has been forced into exile for years with his parents and is now being prepped to undertake a daring rescue mission with his mother and father. The odds are stacked against them as they face the greatest evil the world has ever known: Femtheism, which is the final stage for the radicalization of feminism. Femtheism has three distinct laws that govern it: the global male population must be reduced to one-tenth of what it is now, all men must be forced into seclusion far away from any female society, and nine out of ten newborn babies will be genetically altered so that the child grows up female. The Femtheists are brutal, arrogant, well trained, and well equipped, with three primary distinct leaders who will all in time come to be Ian's greatest adversaries. Just before our protagonist is about to set out on his journey, he loses the two most important people in his life, who have been responsible for his safety up to this point. Overwhelmed with grief and now embittered with rage, he sets upon his journey to honor his parents' memory and free the captive prisoners to begin to build an army capable of the forcing the unconditional defeat of the Femtheists, who now stand poised to invade and take over the rest of the world. Along the way, he links up with a young woman from his past, who quickly becomes his partner as the story's second main protagonist. Ian's relationship with Mandy is volatile, to say the least; at times they want to rip each other to shreds, and at times, their interactions are extremely sexually charged. However, in order to achieve success, they both must learn to rely on each other for survival in a hostile country that would love nothing more than to watch them burn. She is the light to his darkness, but in a country where literally everybody has become selfish and devoid of compassion, it is not long before Mandy begins to accept just as Ian has: that the only way to truly fight evil is with evil.