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Throughout this book I have attempted to help you understandthat having knowledge of God's Word is necessary to living ourChristian lives. The more knowledge we have the better able toserve Jesus we will be.There is power in knowing Him and what His Word says to us.This book would be good for a group Bible study because thechapters are topical in nature. It could also be used as a devotionalfor individuals. The truths are the same for both groups. When weencounter storms in life, or need to know about God's unfailinglove, or that we are fragile jars of clay just trying to do what Jesuswants us to do, we will find help in His Word. My prayer for you isthat in the reading of this book you will grow to trust His heart andlean on Him for everything. He is in control; don't you forget that!

This world is changing day by day, hour by hour, second by second. Eradication of Christian principles and Christian ethics is exactly what has brought our country to its knees. The response of the Christian calling for a return to morality is nothing more than a scream into the dark. Our great country was founded by the Divine Providence of God. Men and women of faith, fleeing from tyranny, risking it all, were guided here by the hand of our Creator. Only with truth and the authority of the Word of God can morality be anchored, evil understood, and the soul restored. Have we come so far that there is no turning back?James D. Brewer, now retired, worked for Eastman Kodak Company for 35 years, finishing his career as an electrical engineer in Kodak's Space Systems Division. He is a devout Christian who cares very much for our country. The Christian values that once guided our great country have rapidly diminished with each decade since the 1950s. He lives in Pennsylvania with Maggie, the love of his life. They have been together for 41 years.

My desire for 2024 (and beyond) is to be more like God. But what does that mean? How do I achieve that? Join me as we journey through this collection of weekly devotionals to discover the attributes of God and his faithfulness to help us learn and grow into a reflection of him.Oh! to be like Thee, blessed Redeemer, This is my constant longing and prayer;Gladly I'll forfeit all of earth's treasures, Jesus, Thy perfect likeness to wear.Refrain:Oh! to be like Thee, oh! to be like Thee, Blessed Redeemer, pure as Thou art;Come in Thy sweetness, come in Thy fullness; Stamp Thine own image deep on my heart.Thomas O. Chisholm (1897)Betty Gossell is preparing to retire from her career in the healthcare industry where she has worked most of her adult life. She has lived in seven states but currently resides in Oklahoma near her daughter and other family. She has written several books including a collection of travel stories "Gate to Gate Trilogy," a children's book about her rescue cat "A Home For Molly," and a mystery novella "Serenity Secrets." In 2022 she published her first devotional book "A Life of Devotion."

This book is written using the verse from Psalm 46:10, Be still and know that I am God. (Today's New International Version). It is broken up into three parts. "Be still"; "And know"; and "That I am God." Each section can stand alone or the entire book could be used as a Bible study. It is hopeful that it will bring the reader into a closer relationship with God, by gaining a better understanding of His Word, leading others to Christ, and learning that God is amazing!Jerri Wood is a retired Elementary school teacher. She has been active in local churches her entire adult life teaching Sunday school classes, ladies Bible studies, and speaking at a few women's retreats. She has been a Christian since the age of twelve. She and her husband have been married for 42 years.

Rosemary J. Fisher lives in Columbia, Missouri, with her husband John and their two collies Regina Rose and Brynn. After retiring from a forty-five year career in education and childcare, Rosemary now spends her time writing novels, training dogs and doing community service projects. She enjoys reading, gardening, singing in the church choir and with the Columbia Mothersingers."e;Safely Abiding"e; is Rosemary's second novel, following the lives of the Smith family introduced in "e;Under His Wings."e;Newlyweds Coop and Becky look forward to family life together on the farm. The wedding was beautiful, the honeymoon divine. But now the hard work begins and it's not all smooth sailing. Family relationships need to be ironed out when Becky's daughter Jenny rocks the boat. Other storms threaten their new lives together. A tornado, medical emergencies, depression and the return of a troubled woman from Coop's past all cause disruption to their home. Can the young Smith family survive the upheaval caused by these disasters? How can this all be part of God's plan for them? Will they abide safely under his wings?

A joyously cathartic and deeply spiritual road trip for readers of Anne Lamott, Elizabeth Gilbert, Pema Chodron, and Brene¿ Brown. Feeling stuck? You're not alone. In or out of a relationship, job hunting or retiring, in a life transition, or wrestling with Big Questions, a joyful life can feel elusive. After two decades offering motivation, inspiration, support, and problem-solving as a life coach and in her Ask Your Jewish Fairy Godmother column, Helen Rosenau embraces the deeper, more complex struggles of fellow messy humans.This book will help you find joy in the journey of change. Through stories from her life and advice columns, plus insights, writing prompts, coaching, and cheerleading, Rosenau walks the walk towards self-knowing with you. She'll help you get brave enough to risk change, toss old crap that keeps you from making progress, and create more happiness in your life.You deserve more joy. The Messy Joys of Being Human offers you tools to create it-because life will always be a glorious mess and you will always be beautifully human. Are you ready?