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With this 120 Reasons to Thank God self-improvement book, Maggie will show you how imperative it is to take time every day to reflect on how blessed you are and to give thanks to God, the blessing giver. It will help you to always maintain an attitude of gratitude no matter the circumstances. It will also encourage you to take time to meditate on the blessings of God in your life more often. The scriptures and the short prayers will stimulate you to focus on gratitude and to express your gratitude more frequently and more openly instead of complaining. The valuable biblical information you will get from this book will be an eye-opener. How thankful are you?

DEVELOPING TRUSTLife, as I choose to call the omnipotent power within, loves you more than you love yourself. Frankly, this is one of the most valuable perceptions that you can envision your life through. You see, Life undeniably has your back, but did anyone ever assure you of that or actually teach you the significance of this empowering statement? I'm always telling my friends and clients that, "Life loves you and talks to you and guides you at all times, but you just don't pay attention."It was the old adage, "Live and Learn" that led me to question the experiences in my own life and search for a better understanding of the human condition. The introduction to this text will open an autobiographical window into my own journey providing a glimpse into some of my "live and learn" moments. The body of this publication is a comprehensive study, over four decades, of the nature of mankind and its reality. The Epilogue will give you insight into my surviving the unthinkable and why appreciation, sharing, and service are my heart's commissions to a life of fulfillment.We are all experiential beings through the sentiment of our emotions. Our true mission and purpose for this life experience is to develop trust and cultivate that trust in knowing who we are and why we are here on this planet. Though it is mostly obscured from our emotional understanding, our challenges play as important a role as our successes in deepening that trust, thus...It's All Good!

As teenagers, Jason, Lucy, and Magda were instrumental in winning the first war between dragons and wizards in the Kingdom on Hector (Dragon Time). In the second book in the series (The Gathering), they fought to repair a magic rip between the worlds of Drago and Earth, before it could destroy both worlds. Now they have to traverse the world of Fairy during a war between elves, saving who they can, and try to get back to stop the war on Drago before it leads to the destruction of the many breeds of the dragon that Drago is named for, and hopefully, let the three of them settle down into normal domestic life.But normal life is never easy for teenage Wizards and Dragons

After attending Princeton and Harvard Law School, Henry Kennedy Jr. was appointed a United States magistrate when he was just twenty-eight. As the youngest federal judicial officer ever appointed, Kennedy handled many contentious proceedings for which he was ill prepared-all while enduring a short yet failed marriage. But it was not until he was preparing to lead a discussion at a judges' prayer breakfast that Kennedy ultimately plunged into the darkness of depression. In a fascinating retelling of his life story, Kennedy chronicles his experiences as an African American federal judge who successfully confronted the debilitating symptoms of clinical depression while presiding over consequential cases and issues of our time. While traveling back into his past and revealing his family's battles with racism and segregation, Kennedy leads others down an inspirational path that proves that positive change is not achieved in one day, but instead throughout a lifetime. Blessed with the guidance and example of his parents and supported by an unlikely cadre of friends, Judge Kennedy is living proof that there is hope for those suffering from depression that they too can overcome their challenges and reclaim their lives, just as he did. My Life on the Courts is the candid memoir of an African American federal judge that chronicles his journey through the courts and out of the depths of depression.

Northeast Philly 2004A clandestine agent from the stars recruits a band of eclectic prospects to help him accomplish a perilous mission. He misrepresents himself as 'The Messenger'. A biblical-like prophet and launches a new religion. When his recruits turn him on to The Grateful Dead, the fun really begins.This cat can heal the stricken and manipulate the forces of nature. Yet, even using these uncanny abilities, this mission proves treacherous.Unbeknownst to him, a fierce adversary tracks him to Earth. Bent on crushing The Messenger and his followers.Impressed with The Grateful Dead, he communicates with Jerry Garcia's spirit. Garcia agrees to help him on his quest. But there are many who want him stopped at any cost. Including religious fanatics, a black caped nemesis, and a wealth Realtor, who has a personal vendetta. Paranormal and political satire abound, in a story that touches every aspect of our harried life.

Have you ever seriously considered the most difficult and puzzling questions presented to our minds during this mortal sojourn through an often difficult and challenging existence? Who am I? Where did we come from? Why am I here? Where am I going? And perhaps the most important question of all: What is my purpose in living? In this ultra-modern, digital world of today, many people have become so preoccupied with the daily pursuits of life and the addictive overuse of time-consuming technology that most of them rarely pause to seriously consider what life is actually all about.In writing The Mystery of Life, it has been my hope and goal to personally challenge each reader to consider many revealed facts and to follow a line of evidence pointing toward a worldview that is often overlooked and too easily disregarded. We live in an aggressive, technology-driven world where the wild pursuit of power, position, pleasure, and possession has become the driving influence ruling over many of our lives. What does your worldview look like? Is there enough evidence to support it beyond a reasonable doubt? If not, then I invite you to consider a vast body of mounting evidence that could lead toward a more accurate discernment of an often confusing existence. The view of life that we have each come to know will strongly influence everything we do, say, and become in this world. Based on a remarkable consensus of evidence, perhaps we should consider a worldview understanding that will, ultimately, avail our hearts and minds of the personal fulfillment and satisfaction we have always longed for and often dreamed of. We owe it to ourselves to seriously consider where the evidence is leading us. Isn't it about time to discover the answers to our most persistent and pressing questions? The Mystery of Life is a literary expose' addressing the questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny.

After attending Princeton and Harvard Law School, Henry Kennedy Jr. was appointed a United States magistrate when he was just twenty-eight. As the youngest federal judicial officer ever appointed, Kennedy handled many contentious proceedings for which he was ill-prepared-all while enduring a short yet failed marriage. But it was not until he was preparing to lead a discussion at a judges' prayer breakfast that Kennedy ultimately plunged into the darkness of depression.In a fascinating retelling of his life story, Kennedy chronicles his experiences as an African American federal judge who successfully confronted the debilitating symptoms of clinical depression while presiding over consequential cases and issues of our time. While traveling back into his past and revealing his family's battles with racism and segregation, Kennedy leads others down an inspirational path that proves that positive change is not achieved in one day, but instead throughout a lifetime.Blessed with the guidance and example of his parents and supported by an unlikely cadre of friends, Judge Kennedy is living proof that there is hope for those suffering from depression and that they too can overcome their challenges and reclaim their lives, just as he did.My Life on the Courts is the candid memoir of an African American federal judge that chronicles his journey through the courts and out of the depths of depression.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Michael Jian's new novel "Sh-Boom, The Way of the World" tells a story, forward-and-backward looking, of a man late in life who suddenly realizes Plan A is dead- on-arrival. The job market does not want a newly-minted, but not young, Ph.D., even one an accomplished entrepreneur and business executive. The hero in this story is broke, heavily in debt from student loans and without a wife or a girlfriend. His family and loved ones are a plane ride away. He relies on faith and prayer. Yet, apart from scams that continually dash hopes, the years pass, his Plan B's are ephemeral. "Sh-Boom' is not easy to describe because it is a panorama of episodes of life's ups-and-downs," Jian says. "It is a love story, for sure. Yet it is mostly a jewel of exhibiting the self-interest motive of human behavior. Tears and joy, hopes and dreams, success and failure, betrayal and instances to excite the heart. Even a surprise ending." For readers who enjoy a long tale guaranteed to bring out emotions, Sh-Boom is it. Believable characters, exotic places, the centrality of faith and one of true love.

Marriott Cole has learned to trust God, even during the most challenging situations. In her memoir, GRACE, MIRACLES, AND CHOCOLATE, Cole chronicles a life with more than its share of difficulties while demonstrating how she overcame tragedy through the miracle of prayer, laughter, and the grace of God's love. Cole shares poignant anecdotes with accompanying Scripture, tracing her life journey beginning with the details of her first conversation with her birth mother. Cole describes how she was eventually led to forgiveness, even for her husband's murderer, and how she began to love again. As she retraces her complex life and reveals her unique problem-solving strategies, Cole details how she learned to rely on not only her faith, but also her inner strength as she bravely faced widowhood and the overwhelming thought of raising seven children on her own. GRACE, MIRACLES, AND CHOCOLATE challenges spiritual seekers everywhere to either develop or rekindle a relationship with Jesus Christ and to always remember that He is with us--no matter what comes our way in life.

Muhammad Ali, James Brown, Al Green, and other celebrities made cameo appearances in the autobiography of author, Anthony L. Freeman, which is also a history of our times. Vignettes seem to be apparent in the reflector glasses worn by the author, a fast-moving young man bent on realizing a successful career as a vocalist. As a young black child growing up in Atlanta, Anthony suffered a childhood that was marred by accidental violence, even as his country suffered from the more intentional violence and injury, with the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The author's life was highlighted by danger and glamour, and the narrative culminates in the march on Forsyth County, a major civil rights march in Georgia in which the author served as a marshal on January 19, 1987. Written by an author with a narrative gift and a very readable style, Lust and Vainglory: A Close Encounter with Death and Success describes the forces and events that shaped the author's life. Even though the author knew fear at various times of his life, he never allowed it to impede progress..

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph returned to Nazareth from Egypt when Jesus was about three years old. At the time, Jesus was just a child, but he was a special child who would grow to become the savior of the world-but that would be thirty years later. What happened in between the birth of Jesus and the beginning of his ministry? In From Three to Thirty, go on a fictionalized journey into the life of a miraculous man. Jesus lived a routine yet unique life in Nazareth with his parents, four brothers, and two sisters. During this time he met and formed friendships with several people who would become important to him later during his ministry. Despite being the Son of God, Jesus was also merely a man living a day-to-day life that shaped his personality, and later his teaching. Patricia Griffin Dunlop's brave book humanizes the larger than life characters of the New Testament, making Jesus not unreachable but relatable instead. Connect with this man of divine birth and take a look at the in-between time of his astounding journey to the cross.

Harwood is a baby squirrel who lives with his brother Garwood and other squirrels in small woods. The woods give them their home and a little lady who lives in a small house next to the woods feeds seeds and nuts to the squirrels when she feeds the birds who come each day. With home and with food, the squirrels live an easy life. Their life is good. What happened to Harwood the day he went looking for seeds and nuts and found a big yellow truck and a big, brown dog is the start of his adventure. What will happen to him? Will his life ever be easy again? Will his life ever be good again?

The ideal job! What I've always been looking for! The CEO of the most exciting, profitable Company that I have ever known wants me to work for Him and has hired me to fulfill an important leadership role. He has agreed to pay me very, very well to accomplish the responsibilities related to my new role; as a matter of fact; they have made me a partner in the company. You have been given those specific responsibilities; understand how you are to consistently conduct yourself and have a CEO you really appreciate and admire for his leadership and sacrifice in making the company all that it has become. You start this adventure completely sold out, fired up with a deep desire to be the best in the business in every aspect. Over time you know that you have become lazy, uninterested, disconnected, and uncommitted to the "Company's Mission and Profitability". The CEO of the company asks to meet with you to discuss with you your progress and productivity for the company. "What does he specifically want to talk about? What am I doing wrong? I've got to be honest; am I really doing all that I should, all that I could, all that I agreed to do? Can they tell I really love what I have been asked to do? Does the CEO know I appreciate what he has done by giving me this opportunity? If I can fix whatever went wrong, what do I need to do differently? I realize I need to be more and do more not out of obligation but from my desire to be ALL that the CEO really saw in me from the beginning. Now, where do I begin and how do I start to regain what the CEO knows I have to offer? " Now consider this, you were offered a free gift of salvation from the God of the Universe. This gift came in the form of His one and only Son, Jesus Christ! It came at the expense of the excruciating pain and brutal death on the cross and the shed blood of God in human form for your sin - those that you committed today, the ones everybody knows about, and yes, those private ones too. It doesn't end there. He's not dead - He conquered death for you too in His victorious resurrection; He lives today! This gift offers you, forgiveness, grace, and mercy, the opportunity to escape death and hell for eternity, but even more astounding, an eternal life on streets of gold with the audience of the One who made it all possible; Jesus! To receive this offer, you must accept the gift of God, believe in His son (the gift), Jesus, and commit your life to Him! If you were anything like me when you accepted the gift, you were ready to start your adventure in Christ, sold out and fired up! Sound familiar? Then something happened. Maybe it was time, maybe effort, maybe age, girls, sports, friends, hunting, fishing-you fill in the blank. You lost your spark, your interest in being all you could be for Christ. Now you may have a wife, children, a job, a mortgage, and/or a bucket full of other worries and concerns that have continued to pull your focus further away from HIM! You know what it means to be "sold out" to Jesus, but there is too much stuff in the way. Well, today the CEO of heaven, the one whom you admire and love for His sacrifice, for making you all that you have become, wants to pull you aside and ask you to consider where you are in your progress and productivity for the Kingdom of God; we'll call it Kingdom work! He wants you to take an honest look- first at some real men, not unlike you and me, to prove it really is humanly possible. Then you'll be asked to take an honest look at where you are now and where you think you need to be. Finally, we'll let Christ show us how to travel the distance between where we are and where He wants us to be! Together, we will begin to find our way back to being more Christ-like for Kingdom Work!

THIS IS JESUS CHRIST'S LAST MESSAGE TO HUMANITY BEFORE HIS ARRIVAL ON THE EARTH.As this is a book about Jesus, most of us will already have a pretty good idea about what we think and feel on this subject. Our knowledge may come simply from what we have heard or read as we pass through a society that is filled with information about him, or we may have studied the bible in depth. Most of us will be somewhere in between, but all of us will have a feeling we know about him. In truth, even if we have a scholar's knowledge of the bible it will be unique. Even among Christians, each and every one of the billions of Christians will have a different sum of understanding about God and Jesus. This is the nature of human life.The SMALL SCROLL is written so that if you knew nothing about Jesus Christ when you started, by the end you would know the heart of the bible, you would know all you need to know.