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Anna and her mother have lived and worked all Anna's life for the royal Romanov family. When her mother dies suddenly she is hidden by her friends to avoid homelessness. Several chance encounters with the princess make her more careful but what will become of her as winter approaches? Trying to make adult decisions is difficult when you are twelve, but she is assured that prayer will help her find God's plan. Will He tell her in time what she should do?

Farmland Frolic is a picture book that describes the Peterson family's summer vacation. The Peterson kids initially protest about a trip to their uncle's farm but soon discover that their engaging relative is a source of endless fun. A memorable vacation is created in one of the most unlikely places.

SIS: Spiritually Inspired Scripts, volume 1, featuring "Blinded by His Touch; Made to See by His," is a culmination of writings inspired by God and ignited by events over many years directly tied to self-healing, self-love, love for my son, love for my family, love for those connected to me, and the many experiences I have encountered. It also exposes a journey to wholeness. This book reflects my emotional synergy with each of these experiences and recollects how my personal growth process inspired me to express how events rattled my composure. This body of work provides proclamations of things deemed necessary for family unity. The transparency revealed lays out therapeutic moments of letting go of the past and forging on to greater heights with restored hope. Finally, SIS: Spiritually Inspired Scripts expresses the one thing I long for, namely, unyielding love not masked by manipulation.

Author Chhali Kharel Bista describes her life, starting in a Bhutanese village and then fleeing with her family to a primitive refugee camp in Nepal. Eighteen years later, she immigrated with her husband and two young daughters to a bewildering new life in North Dakota where they all became enthusiastic US citizens. Equally important and life-changing, she transitioned from practicing Hinduism to becoming a follower of Jesus Christ. Along the way, she has fought off two separate cancers and experienced God's peace.

As Christians, we are to be the salt and light to this world but are dangerously becoming a hybrid form of Scripture and culture. We are conforming to the pressure making us more culturally centered in our teachings and practices. This mixture of church and culture is seen as we drift from biblical truth in determining what we believe and how we live. It is not enough to resist the cultural pressures. We must be transformed by the renewing of our mind. This is not a mental, positive-thinking exercise as some suggest. It is listening to God's Word as our source of truth to understand all issues of life. By speaking the truth in love we mature in Christ so that we are not tossed by the waves of the culture but are firmly anchored in Jesus so that we live in a manner that pleases Him.

After he is abandoned by his parents, little David is taken in by Abaddon, an old woman who lives in a poor, dirty village at the bottom of Mt. Everlast. Unfortunately, Abaddon is not loving at all. Although she provides food and shelter for the orphans she takes in, she uses them as slaves.As David works in the fields on a blistering hot day, he stares at Mt. Everlast and dreams of living in the beautiful kingdom with its kindly king. His wish finally comes true when a simple invitation places him on a path to see the king. As he contemplates whether he is worthy enough to come before the king, now only time will tell if David will make it to the royal banquet and whether all the things he has heard about the king are true.In this inspirational tale, an orphan boy invited to a royal banquet learns about unconditional love from the Father he always wanted."You're Invited simply and quickly pulls children away from the bondage of religion and unhealthy performance, straight into God's unconditional love. This book is a must-read for both kids and their parents."

Many women want more meaningful relationships in the church, but they aren't sure how to get them. Hosting or joining a women's small group or Bible study can be intimidating, but there are great blessings from stepping up in a world where most people prefer to sit back.In Titus Women and Wine you will Get a step-by-step guide on how to get out of your comfort zone and connect with other women. Journey back to the biblical roots of the church and the secrets to mentorship, discipleship, and fellowship. Learn what it means to be a Titus woman and work through inspiring, hard-hitting topics that will deepen your faith, increase your scriptural knowledge, and help you build deeper connections. Experience a fun and unique spin on fellowship; each session features a wine-pairing menu so that you can learn about and share God's gift of wine together. Have a legit excuse for a girls' weekend - Conclude the study by planning a fun and meaningful Titus women getaway.Uplifting and candid, this guide invites you to experience a magical combination of women, wine, and God's design for mentorship, discipleship, and fellowship in the church.

A King seeks to find justice for his kingdom from an evil Warlord, and a chess game can hold the secrets of survival for the church!

A Journey Through Torah is a must read for all who are interested in discovering knowledge hidden within the pages of this fourth book of the Pentateuch. HaSefer B'Midbar, The Book of Numbers, contains God's instructions for His children to follow, even today. Understanding these will enable its readers to have a more fulfilled and enriched life.

This book is inspired by the Holy Spirit, after I prayed early one morning my eyes were opened to what I witness next.

This is a 90 day devotional. It is packed with 4 stories, 2 before the 90 day devotions, and 2 after the 90 day devotions. This has been a labor of love, with truth flowing from every word written.

Enter if you dare into the spiritual world of light vs. dark, battling and clashing in an all-out war for the American Christian Church where good is called evil and evil good. Nothing is as it seems. The account relayed in Broken: A True Story of Spiritual Abuse is not for the faint of heart or timid of soul.Hear the story of one young American missionary woman to Asia and her encounter with the forces of darkness. Sabotage, betrayal, and deception lurk around every corner, beaming through the smiling faces of every friendly foe and threatening to assassinate true servants of the Lord. Learn how this woman stood the test of faith amidst the perfect storm and took steps toward recovery.Discover further within these pages the fallen state of mainstream Christianity's spiritual leadership in the American nation and the open doors to enemy infiltration in its organizations. A weakened, counterfeit Church is sweeping masses into the pit of hell, whilst the gospel of Jesus Christ has been tainted and set aside by an entourage of wolves in sheep's clothing in pulpits across the nation.In these pages you will read the exposing of ungodly "systems" within Christian organizations and the "95 Modern Theses" meant to counteract the behaviors and ideologies of these men and women currently steering the Church to an early grave-amidst the cackling delight of pure evil bent on total annihilation. An explanation of dark deeds serves to shed light on compromise in order to precede awakening, searching of Scriptures, illumination, purification, and reformation. The hour is urgent as judgment draws nigh. Will the Christian Church rise to the occasion?

Growing up in the whaling city of New Bedford, Massachusetts, author Jason E. Bouchard enjoyed a special relationship with his parents. He was a momma's boy, and his dad is his best friend. Bouchard cherished the relationship with his mother, sharing a love for midnight ice cream snacking. She was his biggest supporter in life, and he constantly strived to make her proud.In February of 2021, Bouchard learned his mother had cancer that spread quickly, and within three weeks she passed away. In My Journey of Grief, Hope, and Faith, he shares his story of learning to live through his grief, offering examples of practices that helped him to adapt and grow. Through the process, Bouchard came to understand his mother lived her purpose and left a lasting legacy for her family and many others.My Journey of Grief, Hope, and Faith was inspired by his mother's story and legacy that turned into Bouchard's story. He seeks to provide hope and support for others struggling with their own grief.

As James Brandon read and studied the Psalms over the years, he came to realize that the Lord was talking to our souls through these ancient songs.He was also struck by a book written in the 1800s by a man named Hawker, who after reading one of the Psalms would exclaim: "Oh my soul, what is this that thou hast found in the Holy Writ?" He would talk to his soul after reading the text.The author began to read the Psalms and reflect on what each one said to his soul. He has done that for fifty years.In this book, he focuses on Psalms forty-two to seventy-two: the Exodus Book of the Psalms, which encompasses restoration and redemption from bondage. They are songs that teach salvation, the doctrines of the faith, and how to take care of your soul.The Psalms are a wonderland of devotion. They have enlightened the author's mind and encouraged his spirit. They can do the same for you-all while providing principles for living this life as you help others walk with the Lord.

Many newly converted young people are excited to find themselves involved in a whole new world, a world they never imagined. It's a big world, one which is difficult to navigate, and possibly so different from what they've experienced. Where might they fit in this new world?In Restoring the Ministry of the Prophet, author F. Michael Colacuori offers a training manual giving ideas to those who are going through the initial portion of their Christian growth. He answers the question: How do we find our place of ministry? In addition, he discusses why the ministry of the prophet doesn't seem to be widely present in our generation and how it can and should be reestablished. Restoring the Ministry of the Prophet shares at least one possibility for how a young person may become involved in ways that can affect the entire church. It shows how God can move in the life of such a person and how much his own life can affect the lives of others.

As James Brandon read and studied the Psalms over the years, he came to realize that the Lord was talking to our souls through these ancient songs.He was also struck by a book written in the 1800s by a man named Hawker, who after reading one of the Psalms would exclaim: "Oh my soul, what is this that thou hast found in the Holy Writ?" He would talk to his soul after reading the text.The author began to read the Psalms and reflect on what each one said to his soul. He has done that for fifty years.In this book, he focuses on Psalms forty-two to seventy-two: the Exodus Book of the Psalms, which encompasses restoration and redemption from bondage. They are songs that teach salvation, the doctrines of the faith, and how to take care of your soul.The Psalms are a wonderland of devotion. They have enlightened the author's mind and encouraged his spirit. They can do the same for you-all while providing principles for living this life as you help others walk with the Lord.