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Aba Dadson struggled with low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression for years.She was convinced that she was alone and had no one but herself to lean on. Even after she became a born again Christian, she struggled to find healing.Fortunately, God led her to Scriptures with powerful messages that led her to the right path and people who helped heal her heart and mind.In this book, she shares her struggles and considers questions such as: How can you build a better relationship with God? What can you do to let go of the past? How can you tune in to God's voice and find direction? What steps can you take to rewrite the story of your life?Healing can be bittersweet: There are moments when you feel the hurt all over again-and other days when you feel so great, you want to shout it to the world. The best way to navigate the process is to seek out and praise the Lord.

After a move to New York in 2005, author Jana Hanback's husband, Doug, lost a lot of weight. He visited the doctor, underwent tests, and was diagnosed with celiac disease. They changed his diet to eliminate gluten, but Doug didn't improve much. Then, tests showed a small bowel obstruction that required surgery. On September 13, 2007, the surgeon came out to the waiting room and announced Doug had cancer.Jana was paralyzed by fright, and she felt as if they were trapped in a horrible pit. Emotionally, darkness surrounded her. In Discovered Tools to Triumph in Tragedy, she shares eight tools-gifts, really-that helped the family triumph amid the tragedy.The Hanback's story chronicles Doug's cancer journey, offering Christian-based advice to help others prepare for life challenges.

Wrath to Riches, Justice to Gems is an artistic and poetic journey of Isaiah, Ezekiel and Revelation inspired by the struggles of the 2020 CoVid19 pandemic.

Author Faith McClung Kline O'Brien's paternal grandparents, Albert McClung and Mattie Fitzgerald, met at a small, country church in Oklahoma in 1907, the year that territory became a state. Albert's ancestors included Revolutionary patriots "e;Saucy Jack"e; McClung, of Scotch-Irish descent, and Abraham Kuykendall, of Dutch lineage, who, around 1740, relocated from New York to North Carolina, where he settled and accumulated a fortune in gold coins. Mattie descended from two former sea captains who became merchants in Brooklyn, New York-Edward Card from Maine and Nathaniel Grafton from Newport, Rhode Island, whose seafaring ancestors had sailed the Atlantic Ocean since the mid-1600s.In Move On! O'Brien chronicles her extended family's history, with each chapter focusing on one of Albert's or Mattie's seventeen ancestral branches-the Fitzgerald and McClung Clans and their allied lines: the Anthony, Barry, Card, Dods, Forman, Grafton, Kuykendall, Longstreet, Miller, Reid, Thompson, Tidwell, Trigg, Wilbore, and Wyckoff families. Ten of these lines include Revolutionary patriots, and ten have roots in America extending as far back as the 1600s. Move On! tells how descendants of these disparate families met, united in marriage, and eventually became pioneers on the Southwestern prairies.Glimpses of religion in the lives of everyday Americans appear throughout Move On!, which combines genealogical details with personal stories, many taking place during pivotal events in US history.Stories from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries told firsthand by O'Brien's late grandparents help bring Move On! to life through the eyes of real-life characters, her ancestors.

This is a continuation from Poetic Scripre I sories fo the Bible from Genesis to Ruth. This book picks up with 1 Samuel and gives a poetic summary of the stories in the Bible. In between each chapter, are inspirational poems, haikus, poems about the Devil but all have a theme leading to God. The title of the poems reflect the story or theme of the poem. The biblical poems are taken from the King James version and are accompanied with scriptural verses and thought-provoking questions.

Once a year in the Summer the week before Vacation Bible School, we would have a exciting parade so everyone will know to come to Vacation Bible School at Donahue Church.

I Theresa Rosemary Lawson started writing these poems in my English Class at Community College of Philadelphia in 1997.

Esther: A Story of Rhythm, Rhyme and Truth is a retelling of the biblical story of Esther in the fun style of rhyme. It sticks to the details of the story and still manages not to betray its form. Esther is an exciting book in that it never mentions God, but his providence is seen if one can read between the lines. The importance of this story has been widely overlooked and this book is hoped to reopen and redirect one's vision to the nuggets of truths "e;for such a time as this."e;

Tragedy strikes when Nita is diagnosed with three inoperable brain tumors and given a two-percent chance to survive. In order to be close to her family in her final days, she opts for hospice care at home. Her sister, Alice, prays for strength and the wisdom to carry out her role as one of Nita's caretakers. Answered Prayers is about a simple call to the Lord from a humble servant whose call is answered in the most awesome of ways, beyond what Alice could imagine. This is a moving memoir and tribute to Alice's late, beloved sister Nita. Alice shares her story of time spent caring for Nita following a medical event that leaves her unable to care for herself. Although this is an emotionally charged memoir, Alice reveals how the experience ultimately brought her closer to God. Her words will comfort others going through similar tragedy. Prayers are always answered in His way, in His timing, and in ways that are best for us.

Which side of the barbed wire prison fences are the bad guys? Likewise, on the outside of those fences who are the good guys? This is an insightful true story of how a rag-tag minimum security prison slow pitch softball team in the Blue Ridge Mountains entered into a small city softball league as an experiment into integrating inmates back into the community and how these unseemly men persevered, triumphed and won the respect and acceptance of the whole community: always remembering: "e;...There is none righteous, no, not one:"e; (Romans 3:10).

This is the story of an ordinary girl's journeys through life. Her travels and adventures all set to rhyme in a creative way. This book takes the reader on a melodic journey and at times humorous one because of the creativity of rhyming everything. My hope is that the reader will be blessed by them understanding they are not alone in the twists and turns life can take.

Lord, Teach Me How is an honest conversation with God desiring to exhibit his character and attributes. Whether reading to a young child to lay the foundation for a life of caring and love for others or for someone who just does not know how to start the conversation with God... let this book guide you on an intimate journey of building a prayer life of faith in God. This book can be read visually, poetically or biblically with corresponding scripture verses to help bring clarity and reinforce your prayer. This can also be used as a devotional that can be completed at your own pace. This book is inspirational and will be enjoyed by all who read it.

The Nana and Me Series of books offers simple ways to teach children and to serve as a reminder for adults to live life with good Christian values such as: The Golden Rule, Honesty is the Best Policy, and Cleanliness is next to Godliness. This book, "e;You are CLEAN!"e;, is another wonderful collection from the Nana and Me Series which conveys that cleanliness is next to Godliness and that God smiles on us when we live clean lives in our hearts, minds and souls, as well as our homes and bodies.

Why do bad things happen to good people? is a question that has been asked countless times. God doesn't tell us why this is so, but He does assure us that, "e;All things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose"e;. The Bible also encourages us to cast all our cares upon Him for He cares for us.In this true story, a pet parakeet experiences a tragedy that would forever alter his life. But instead of giving up, he rests in God's grace and care for him. The parakeet's example of courage and determination will inspire children and adults alike to trust in God who cares more than we could ever imagine ... and who will surprise us with His good and loving purpose.

Imagine being in Jerusalem during Passover week. Watch as Jesus rides the donkey past the olive trees down the mountainside. Worship with the widow as she gives her last two coins. Go with the Greeks to seek Jesus at the temple. Feel the chill as the sun dims on Friday. Grieve with the disciples on the day after the crucifixion. Rejoice with Mary of Magdala as she tells her niece about the resurrection.Use these short fictional stories to enhance your preparation for the Easter celebration. Reflect on how the characters are affected by their encounters with Jesus. This is appropriate for Bible study groups, family worship, personal growth or as a gift for comfort or evangelism.Bonus: Fourteen original poems including Sneaky Christmas, The Broken Stained Glass Window and award winning, In the Attic of My Mind.

Without You - Recovering Life After A Significant Death recounts the author's journey from the sudden death of her husband, her period of grief and self-discovery though the use of narrative, journal entries, and poetry. It is about finding one's path to living a full and complete life after separation from a much loved husband.

Aubri is concerned about going to school, she explains to her mom because kids keep teasing her or picking on her about her manners, and she is a bit fustrated with her classmates, will she get it togther and get back to enjoying school?

Little Lion's family is making a BIG move. He has a lot of questions about all the changes happening around the house and he has a big imagination. Learn with Little Lion as he goes from scared to excited about their big move.

"e;Gold Strands of Hope Woven in the Dark Fabric of Trauma, Creating Healing from Darkness into the Light."e;Silenced once but silent no more. June tells her true story. An orphaned child separated from her brother Freddie and her mother at age four, forever lost to each other. They were both thrown under the wheels of a system that swallowed them up.Now June raises her voice in drama and dialogue and invites the world to go with her on the journey as Ward of the Crown in Ontario, Canada. She tells her horrific story of a child born outside the gate. Moving from her pleasant early years in one of the last standing orphanages in Canada, she then enters into the foster care system. There she experiences violence and cruelty that threatens her life.It is a voice of survival. It is a voice raised in the memory of all children who have lost the battle. A voice raised for the children who are still suffering. A voice of hope. Throwing off the dark clothes of shame and fear. June found the key to open the gate and invites you to join her in her dance of freedom.

!Este libro fue creado para alentar a los ninos a amarse a si mismos por lo que son!

This exciting sequel to "e;Where Columbines Grow"e; follows the MacKenzie Family as they learn to face the challenges of prejudice and crime, discovering forgiveness, and thriving in love.

"e;...While we were waiting for the announcement, we overheard loud screaming noises coming from behind the stage."e;"e;OK, pause. Let me guess. You girls went to check it out."e;"e;Yep, you're good at this."e;"e;So, you led yourselves right into danger?"e;"e;Exactly!"e; they said in unison."e;As we went to the backstage area, we found ourselves faced with caution tape,"e; one of the twins explained."e;Forcing you to turn around, right?"e;"e;You don't know us at all, do you? We took caution as we ducked under the tape, duh."e;I rolled my eyes as I picked up a pillow and smashed myself in the face.

While some books focus on the outside world as a source of maintaining success, this book looks to achieve success from the inside out. The work we do is not readily seen on the outside, yet its value gets clearer as we move forward. Since we own the territory on the inside - our habits, attitudes, beliefs, feelings, conclusions, and expectations - there is where our work begins. This is an important piece neatly engineered into this book."e;This book becomes a kind of tool box, or 'coach' to help people who are returning to their communities. The book addresses the needs of people in the areas and issues surrounding freedom.

When a young fisherman encounters the powerful love of Jesus Christ, he experiences a spiritual awakening that transforms his own life and changes the world. Through scripture readings, historical references, personal reflections and group discussion, Peter's relationship with Christ comes alive in this eight-week interactive study guide informed by answers to eight key questions:Who is in charge?What do I want?Who do I trust?Am I good enough?What is love?What is grace?Who am I?Where am I going?Patricia Clarke challenges the reader to explore their own relationship with Christ through Peter's example, and to learn, as he did, how to live a life Lifted by Love.

STEP INTO WHOLENESS!Being whole is facing the storms of life with assurance of an anchor and lifeguard. It is stepping out in unfamiliar territory with the confidence of knowing that God, Who will never leave you, has already overcome anything that you can ever encounter. "e;Whole"e;, is a Christian self-help workbook that breaks down a formula for self-discovery, overcoming pain and struggles, and thriving in a purposeful life. This workbook discusses: Discovering God Discovering Identity Overcoming Pain Renewing Your Mentality Establishing Boundaries Safeguarding Your Soul Discovering Your PurposeWhen anyone is in Christ, it is a whole new world. The old things are gone; suddenly, everything is new!- 2 Corinthians 5:17 (ERV)

In this book you will find 365 biblically-themed devotions, written for each day of the year. Most were adapted from devotions written for the Headliner, Orphan Grain Train's weekly newsletter.

Bowman places his two young friends, one from Kenya and the other from the United States, in a sleep-over one night. The girls wake up in the morning and discover there was a snowstorm overnight. They eat breakfast and talk about what breakfast is like in each country. Then out into the snow they go. They cope with a large snowball rolling off the snowman they are making. And two children playing together will have some tensions to work at creatively, sometimes with adult help. Children naturally enjoy playing, living, and learning cross-culturally when families and society allow them that freedom. Young school-age children will enjoy Bowman's story and cartoon-like illustrations.

A string of murder-suicides erupts in Detective Alex Townsend's city, leaving little evidence and a growing sense of dread. Is one serial killer the driving force behind the crimes? Could one unsolved case from Alex's past be coming back to destroy him?

In a confusing world, children need a place where they feel safe, happy and special. That's why every child must visit Heaven Hill and experience God's creation and love.

Mel Walker passed away on December 2, 2021. This book contains his final thoughts, lessons, and answers to some of the most important questions related to youth ministry. His goal was to leave as many resources as possible for those seeking to reach the next generation for Christ. If you have questions about youth ministry, it's likely that this book has answers!