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Do you find it difficult to obey God when you don't understand what He is doing in your life?Elena R. Jordan tells her own story of reluctantly following God's instructions to relocate to another state. Having to leave her hometown and family behind to start anew seemed unfathomable. Unforseen circumstances landed her in a homeless shelter. A place she never thought she would end up. Instead of having faith and trusting God in the transition, she finds comfort in a forbidden relationship to escape her lonliness and uncertanties.What you will take away from Rivers In The Desert is to stay on the path that God has for you and trust the process that He's taking you through. Having faith and obeying God is the key to all of God's blessings.

Life nowadays is hectic, busy and technical. It is all too easy for believers to become wrapped up in all the "must dos" in our day-to-day lives, and put our spiritual lives on automatic pilot. But there is a danger that exists when we are starved for God's presence, and don't realize it.

Organ Donation need not be scary even for Living related potential donors. Chances for success and longer LIFE span to recipient is higher.Proof of our Transplant Journey when my very own Daughter age 20 sacrificed and gave up her 1 kidney for me his Dad live longer.

From eternity past there were emissaries sent by the One who is eternal to watch over the burgeoning planet Earth and its inhabitants. These watchers were created to serve Him and to do His bidding. However, as with all free will agents who have power, that power has the potential to be corrupted. They took their positions just as God had commanded, then used their abilities to take on human form thereby creating a race referred to in Greek Mythology as the Titans. In Genesis Chapter 6 of the Bible they are referred to as the Nephilim or the earthborn. They opposed the will of their creator and for millennia there have been those tasked with hiding any remnants of the earthborn's existence thereby endeavoring to discount what the Bible states all too clearly. Join Professor Jennings, Professor Drake, Jack McKinney, Lila Harper, Professor Hollingsworth and the rest as they strive to uncover the mysteries of the earthborn hidden by the passage of time waiting to be discovered in... The Canyon Caves.

An insightful, entertaining read! These wonderful, heart-warming, true stories from substitute teachers will inspire teachers, parents, and the general public alike. Have you ever wondered what life is like for a substitute teacher? Everyone has had a substitute teacher in their experience as a student. They often do not realize how challenging it can be for a substitute teacher to walk into a new environment, even at a moment's notice. This book highlights substitute teachers' special days and memorable experiences from the bittersweet to the hilarious. Their stories range from the one-room schoolhouse memories to elementary Show and Tell surprises to student antics and the importance of establishing connections with students. The substitute teacher never knows what the day may bring. It is not an easy job, but it is one that is varied and rewarding. Sit back, read, and enjoy a good laugh at the substitute teacher's expense. You will surely see yourself in many of these stories. The COVID-19 poems and artwork are reflections of some substitutes' time of worry, isolation, and belief of a better day to come.

In 2010, God gave me the goal of my diaconate ministry: to bring peace and joy to all I meet. This book manifests the fruit of my submission to God's will on joy. It describes how we can achieve joy through the soul's three faculties: will to do good, mind to know the truth, and heart to love.The function of the will is to do good, and we desire goodness. When we are co-creators with God to make the world a better place for one person at a time to the best of our abilities, we are joyful in the will, and therefore, are joyful in living. The function of the mind is to know the truth. Since Christ is the Truth, to know God is to know joy: His blessings, righteousness, love, encouragement, perseverance, and faithfulness. Joy in the heart is based on the Law of the Gift of self. In a relationship we receive joy in the heart when we become one with another as in marriage when the two lovers become one. Since God loves us more than we can ever imagine, joy in the heart is to become with one God. He loves us so much that He wants us to be one with Him for all eternity in heaven.Joy is not merely happiness; rather, I contend that it is the realization of supreme happiness. Christ is the only true source of our joy. When we are one with Him and His mission to save souls, we receive joy in the will, mind, and heart. Joy is a choice, and not always an easy one; but as we reflect on it together, I hope it is a choice which you will take with me.

Jade's mixed feelings about her life and family had reached their toll on naïve meeting and experiencing different people. Jade felt she had to be someone other than herself to appeal to their standards, but her grandfather made her think she was perfect just as she was. Ultimately, it is all about the love of God, His Word, and the guidance in our lives.

With a central theme of comfort in the midst of heartache, Good Pastures is book of poetry that describes the emotional state of suffering while offering validation and conviction. Readers will have an understanding friend in Good Pastures as the poet writes from experience, not forcing the readers to share all her feelings.

"The Beatitudes: A Journey Home" is framed by the story of The Prodigal Son in the Gospel of Luke (Chapter 15). Readers are encouraged to engage the story by imagining themselves as The Prodigal who, after living a decadent lifestyle and then "hitting bottom", discovered his poverty of spirit and then found himself grieving desperately enough to realize that his only hope was to go home to his father, believing he would be merciful enough to let him become a servant in his home. The Chapters in Kingery's book examine each Beatitude, seeing them as the stages in every journey of faith. The Beatitudes are, in some respects, like an ethical code for living, a recipe for walking in faith. Take this journey of faith.

I began part 1 of this book with a condensed version of my autobiography, to give the reader an understanding of my life experience. These experiences brought about many questions as to why, as an African American, I was so restricted in many ways. I've spent my entire life trying to find the answer. As a child. I would ask adults "Why are we so disliked by White people", and they would just say "It's because you are Colored". To me, that was not a legitimate answer. So, I had to search for legitimate answers for myself, that prioritized the rest of my life. I discovered that it is impossible to understand your current status until you can learn your real history. This valet history will never be taught by your oppressor. We have to take it upon ourselves to conduct our own individual studies and research. Our history is so rich and profound that it must be hiddin from us. For, if and when we discover our true and unique history, can we finally be liberated. This liberation will allow us to look within ourselves to bring out our divine and enate abilities to create, innovate, and produce better than any people, in the history of mankind. Not just for the benefit of African descendants, but for the progression of mankind.

This is the "Go-To" Providers' Practice manual for ethical, lawful, and clinically sound professional practice in the assessment and treatment of children and families enduring narcissistic abuse where I illustrate the cluster of personality characteristics of abusers and demonstrate their pattern of battering and abuse tactics laying it all out clearly for providers to accurately assess the criminal behavior by a narcissist/batterer before children become absorbed into the hate campaign for their other parent and left in toxic dangerous home environments at risk for death and/or serious psychological injury which lasts a lifetime.