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In her autobiography, Rosetta Chatman Davis describes her di cult life growing up inthe Fifties and Sixties on a farm in Greeleyville, South Carolina. Rosetta gives detailedfamily history from slavery to freedom, and through the Depression and World War II.Many of their experiences will bring you to tears. is is not just another "Down South"story, but a success story of a Black family who prayed and persevered through the injusticeof sharecropping, 'Jim Crow' laws, predjudiceness and tough times. All they had to dependupon was their faith in God and their ability to work hard.Rosetta was born prematurely in 1947 and was not expected to live, but God had otherplans and a purpose for her life. At age ten Rosetta and her siblings, were forced to workedalongside their parents in the elds, planting and harvesting cotton and tobacco.Rosetta's God-fearing parents demanded that she and her siblings take advantage of theeducation that was available to them; and each one enjoyed successful lives and careers afterleaving South Carolina and moving to New York City and Connecticut and New Jersey.Rosetta graduated from high school in Greeleyville South Carolina in 1965. Aftermoving to New York City, she attended Hunter Secretarial School and later studiedEarly Childhood Development at Lehman College in Bronx, New York. She has enjoyeda successful career of Federal Government service working for the United States DistrictCourt and the Veteran's Administration.Rosetta's passion and calling is studying God's word and teaching young children.Rosetta has been teaching the Bible to children and adults for over forty years. Rosetta iscurrently teaching in the Children's Ministry Department at Church of the Revelation inBronx, New York, and serves as leader of the Intercessory Prayer Ministry.

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.

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.

How's your prayer life? Are you frustrated by a lack of motivation to spend quality time with the Lord? We've all been there. It can all change; but how do we start? Interestingly, both Old and New Testaments speak about this. They emphasize the importance of growing in the knowledge of God by means of revelation directly from Him-speaking through the Holy Spirit straight into our heart so that we might come know Jesus in a personal and dynamic way, not just about Him.There is a River helps uncover the truth of the mystery surrounding God's uppermost purpose for our lives. Growing in the knowledge of Him is both our responsibility and His-ours in that we must carve out time from our busy day to seek Jesus through prayer and study, God's in that He provides the means to make it happen. It's a spiritual thing, and He is always there to meet us as we step toward Him.CommuningWithGod.org

This book draws on Trevor's experience in both Christian and secular organisations to look at different patterns for leadership and he explains the necessity for every leader to model a clear strategy for their work. He outlines 8 different philosophical approaches, he identifies 14 potentially destructive attitudes that should be avoided, he highlights 10 major qualities by which every leader should seek to measure themselves, and he includes a massive resource in his bibliography.The book is essential reading for every person in any leadership role, whether in business, industry, education or commerce, for every church leader, for every leader in a charity or voluntary organisation, for every person contemplating a position of leadership, and for every person who is following someone else's leading. Trevor explains that every organisation would benefit from appointing leaders who accept and understand how to apply these key principles of Christian Leadership.

Touched by God's Grace highlights ten testimonies previously broadcast on "Carolina Global Revival", WHIG-TV. These accounts show the love, grace and power of God. Read about an orphanage in Zambia, Africa; "Ripple Effects" in Kenya, Africa; a runaway high school dropout who earned a PhD and smuggled Bibles into Russia; a gambler who saved by God became an author with a global prayer ministry; a woman who survived incredible odds and now helps others; plus many more. All are amazing stories of ordinary lives touched by God. Embark on an inspiring journey as you read Touched by God's Grace. All these stories originated in Rocky Mount, NC.

You may have experienced the loss of a loved one, a divorce, suicidal thoughts, a broken heart, a physical ailment that left you all bent and out of shape. You wonder if God has forgotten you. You may feel you can't take the scrutiny of the crowd that passes your way, and you've been lonely and afraid. Your circumstances and life's trials have jaded your view of whether you can face tomorrow with confidence. Depression and phobias have magnified and distorted what could have been the brighter side of life.In Bent but Not Broken, author Patricia Clarke Rolle shows that even though your life may be bent and distorted, you're not beyond help. Through quotes, scripture, and Bible stories, she speaks to the the inner pain every human being feels at different stages in their lives. She also speaks of how you view what life's experiences have taught you, while encouraging you to not be a victim. Rolle communicates the importance of inner healing and the ability to be set free by allowing Jesus Christ to touch you by faith. If you're troubled in your attitude, in your physical body, and in your spiritual life, it's not over; the God of might and miracle calls you to stand up and be healed.

SUGAR'S a puppy and she's walking in her GOD given PURPOSE. Why can't we? Spreading kindness everywhere! God can use anything and anyone for his Glory.

God is always speaking and He wants to lead his children.The problem for many of us is that we do not know how to discern when God is speaking. Throughout this book, the author explores how to hear God and how to know what He is saying. By the time you finish it, you will know how to follow His leadership in real time.Get answers to questions such as:¿ What obstacles can you overcome when you partner with God?¿ How does God communicate with us?¿ What can you do to establish a grid of communication with God?The author also shares how as a result of learning to hear God's voice, He brought restoration to his marriage, finances, credit score, children's schooling, and family relationships. The Lord can do the same and more for you.If you are open to hearing God's voice, He will take you on an adventure that will lead to a new way for Him to speak with you.

During the peak of the COVID 19 pandemic, there seemed to be turmoil and chaos everywhere I looked. We were surrounded by illness, death, loss of jobs, business closures, political debacles, and just for fun, a couple of hurricanes and tornadoes. Life was quite chaotic. I began writing words of encouragement for myself, and soon began sharing them on my blog page. Each morning, I would settle in at my huge kitchen table or out on my back deck, and I prayed, "Give me a word, Lord." Every day, God gave me a topical word, and from that, a devotional flowed from my keyboard. The words were truly God inspired. My sister and my husband challenged me to continue writing for 365 days, and I accepted the challenge. I thought I would run out of words, but oh no, not this wordy girl! God designed this old girl, and He gave me the gift of gab. Through daily Bible reading, research, and writing of these devotionals, I have grown closer in my walk with Christ, and my good, good God calmed the chaos in my heart day after day. I pray that you too will find solace in these words. May you find calm in the chaos of life.

Give Us This Day is more than a reflective exposition of The Lord's Prayer - it is about prayer in general and the ways prayer manifests itself in our relationships.By emphasizing the "us" in the prayer, Tom Kingery nurtures the relevance of what Jesus has given in teaching us this prayer. When Jesus teaches us to pray, "Our Father," it serves as a reminder that we are all brothers and sisters. Everyone who can pray this prayer is a child of God.E. Stanley Jones has said that "prayer is not so much an act as an attitude." The author likes to say that prayer is the poetry of the soul. It becomes an outward expression of an inward state of being.Prayer, as an attitude, involves a threefold relationship: with yourself, with God, and with the world. But more than anything else, prayer is what makes us, as human beings, the image and likeness of God. When we are praying, we are spiritual beings trying to connect to the spirit of God.

The Morning Bite is a devotional for men told through the eyes of three men in the bass fishing industry.Blake Smith, James Niggemeyer, and Chris Wells share their stories as touring pros and as chaplains along the professional trails. Each author highlights some of their favorite verses and how they can be applied to life.The authors reveal that some of their best tournaments involved doing something completely different than the rest of the anglers. When you listen to too much dock talk, it can be easy to do what everyone else is doing.They observe that it's easy to go with the flow of the world we live in, having just one sip, telling yourself one look won't hurt, or having a relationship with that person. However, we must be able to identify whether these things fall into God's plan for our life or not.If you're not spending time with the Bible, you will be ill equipped to change. The Holy Spirit will deliver you from temptation, so you can break free from the pack and live differently.

Growing up in the Midwest, Lori Harrington's father taught her to enjoy the great outdoors. Walks along the Illinois River and drives in the countryside as well as vacations all across this country, she learned to appreciate the beauty of nature from her dad. At one point in her early adult years, her father told her she needed to go for a hike and get some of God's Green Medicine to clear her mind and refresh her perspective. This term became a running theme in their relationship and they often referenced getting a 'daily dose of God's Green Medicine.'After the passing of Lori's father, she pulled out boxes of letters from him to revisit memories and realized how the relationship she had with her father affected her life. Having tossed the idea around of making their reference of God's Green Medicine into something more tangible, she decided it was time to share it with others. The basis of Green Medicine is God created the earth and nature. We are surrounded by God in His Creation. Through good and bad times, struggles in life and relationships, God is all around us. But this book is also about the impact a parent can have in their child's life. Lori weaves together excerpts from her father's letters with incidents of family and friends and her photography. You are invited to journey through Lori's experiences with life, relationships, and nature and, if you like, journal your own Green Medicine encounters.

If you want to fulfill the commandment "Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to all Creation" (Mark 16:15), you must have a competent knowledge of the good news about Jesus.By arriving at your own understanding of who He is and what His plan is for humanity, you'll be equipped to efficiently share his life saving truths with others.In this book, the author seeks to help Christians who want to learn of Him and from Him. He urges readers to ask questions such as:¿ What do you personally believe about Christ and His kingdom?¿ What essential doctrines must you adhere to if you want to claim to be a Christian?¿ Do your discovered beliefs pass the Reality "sniff test?"The author also stresses that unless you are living a holy life, your pursuit of "the gospel according to you" is futile. God only tells His deep truths to those who are living in obedience to Him and His Word. He also only tells His mysteries to those who care to know.