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Who can you trust? It is a hard feeling, even for those of us who have had the time to learn things through life experiences and other routes. But how much harder is it for a child to have to ask herself about such principles? Trust and love may seem like fairy tale filler when all of life has been neglect and abuse. Ava Robinson knows all too well that some little girls simply don’t get a godmother, a prince, or a night at the ball. Some little girls get tragedies, and Ava has gotten too many for her young mind to keep up with. Yet the effects are still very clear. Can Ava’s new family bring forth a chapter in her life that helps her not to have to wonder about trust? Or will she be faced with yet another series of life events that make her tale one of darkness?

Are you living in captivity?Are you hiding in an imprisoned home and overwhelmed by your grieving spirit as a result of the afflictions of perfectionism, codependency, depression, or low self-esteem? Are you or have you ever suffered from sexual immorality, eating disorders, self-cutting, phobias, passiveness? Are you joined to an Abuser who wounded, saddened, controlled, abandoned, or deceived you?These beautifully written poems are a teaching tool for those who find themselves grieved as a result of their own captive sins and/or the captivity placed by others due to error, ignorance, or deliberate evil. Wilson’s prose is a gift from God that should be praised for its deep teaching on how to stop the abuse cycles and make the Turn in Your Captivity.

It started suddenly. Ed felt a pain in his chest that seemed to suck the breath from him. He straightened sharply and his arms pulled away from the caressing of Mary and Helen. His hands clutched the front of his soot covered jacket and the color drained from his face. The look of terror in his eyes was one that Mary would never be able to erase. The cough began explosively and he turned away from the bed stumbling toward the door of the hospital room. Mary almost pulled the call light from the wall as she cradled Helen and attempted to get out of bed. Her legs felt like they weighed fifty pounds and the room began to spin as she tried to stand. She cough had changed to a gurgling sound and she could see blood spattering on the door as she screamed for help.

Those four crazy kids are at it again. This time the venue is Washington DC. The action begins almost immediately when they came nose to nose with terrorists. From there danger abounds. But there is also plenty of fun and excitement if you can handle the suspense.Meaningful stops on their tour include an invitation for lunch at the White House, thanks to the first felines, and a very emotional visit to the Changing of the Guard at Arlington.As always real life experiences mesh with dangerous encounters. There is a chase scene. Wait, who is that driving? All of the cousins are heroes, or heroines, but one of them really saves the day. By the end of the trip they all agree they might not have made it without their faith.

A bedtime story about sleep is perfect, especially when the story makes fun of the experience, and perhaps even of childhood fears. This whimsical view of sleep takes the youngster and the parent on a romp through slumberland. It teaches kids that there is nothing to be afraid of and everything to enjoy.From quicker trips in the car to foolish ideas about waterfalls, and the words one might say while sleeping, this book takes a child through fantasy and ends at the wonderful world of love that parents have for their children. This book is a classic that will be remembered and told from generation to generation.

They should have prejudged the prairie with more respect.It was wild, mercurial, unpredictable, and dangerous. Storms, stampedes, and savagery confronted them at every turn. Some did not survive. For those who survived, they would never be the same. Perhaps they should have waited a month or two before they started to follow the well-worn path to their American dream.Lawrence was traveling forward to forget the past. So was his family. The winding trail that followed the Platte River was a long cord that connected his and their dreams for the future, with the disappointments of the past. He was, with his parents and sister, along with a wagon train of pioneers, riding unwittingly into the chaos of a full-scale Indian uprising. Hail, arrows, bison, and bullets flrew thick and furious through the rarified air above the rolling prairie. Then a human disguised as a mud-caked, leaf-laden phantasm emerged as if from the very earth—a young woman beaten down by circumstances. She surprised many, worried some, enraged others, andchanged Lawrence. She was not what anyone expected.

This book consists of the many different feelings that I felt with the passing of my husband. I thought that my life was over. He left me to fend for myself, and at one point I hated him for that. I felt lost, alone, and confused. Believe me no one knows how difficult things get unless they go through it. The easiest of things become so difficult to do. I needed him to just hold my hand to make it all better, and felt that if he did I could survive and accomplish many things. That’s how I came up with the title of this book, “Hold My Hand rough It All”. My husband was and still is my everything. I know that I will see him again in heaven one day. It doesn’t matter what you do, if God wants you He will take you. My husband was a strong believer of that. If anything, “dream as if you’ll live forever, and live as if you’ll die today.” What I’m saying is to make every moment of everyday living count. Remember that you may not have tomorrow to say, “I love you”.

Melanie Mayer believes that given the right tools and a little motivation, teachers can change the world. She re-ignites the passion and joy in teaching through her own classroom experiences, anecdotes, instructional and management strategies, and delightful student examples.This frank, honest, and sometimes hilarious book is a masterful guide and must-read for today’s teachers of all ages.If you’ve ever thought, “Well, that sounds good in theory, but how does it look in my classroom?” this book is for you.Practical considerations on grading, feedback, re ection, and grace are paired with methods for explicit writing instruction, active reading strategies, the value of literature, and more. Passionate and personal, Miles To Go is a book for those entering the profession, teachers currently in the trenches, and anyone who has ever wondered how teachers do it – and why it’s worth it.

The final book in the Story Behind the Bible trilogy, Book 3, the New Covenant confirms and connects the stories and information of the entire trilogy as well as heralding a new perspective on the Hebrew faith that the world has come to know as Christianity. It is a profoundly correct and advanced understanding, in that this perspective was given to mankind directly, face to face, by the very author and object of the Hebrew faith, Himself. In this portion of the story, the incarnate Hebrew God walkedamong men in a vessel that was named Yeshua, in Hebrew, or Jesus, in the Greek language. Portions of the faith and many of the laws of Moses had been misinterpreted and misapplied over time. Jesus and His close followers dedicated their lives to articulating, defining, and finally sharing a new advanced perspective, good news or gospel, with the world.Now, over two thousand years hence, much of Christianity has, again, been misinterpreted, misapplied, or simply lost to traditions and folklore. This book addresses those issues, provides commentary and doctrine, but most importantly, provides a concise overview of the elegant story and amazing people of the New Testament. The New Covenant brings this biblical trilogy to a triumphant end.

In God, Science, and Reason, Michael Bunner, a scientist who also believes in God, takes direct aim at the belief systems of the New Atheists and the world view they espouse. He not only exposes the aws in their own logic and rationale, but also presents well-reasoned and compelling scientific and philosophical arguments that reveal and decimate their belief systems. In the process, he demonstrates that the war between science and religion is nothing more than an illusion concocted and sustained by those who have rejected God. He also makes a persuasive case that we can understand reality only when we view the world through the lenses of both science and religion.

Tragedy struck Christina Frye’s family one cold December night. When her brother was ripped from her family, Christina was heartbroken. But through her grief, she found solace in God’s truths and the assurance that her brother had received the better life. This touching memoir inspires and exhorts readers to place their trust in Christ and find life anew in the promises found in Scripture that can be claimed. Strength can be found when you discover The Joy Is in the Suffering. If you have been searching for way through your grief, praying for peace and understanding as you struggle with loss, prepare yourself to be molded into a closer likeness of Christ. The Joy Is in the Suffering offers guidance from one who’s gone from disbelief, pain, and grief to acceptance and understanding. Begin your path to healing through this inspirational journey.

Most little girls dream of having a great relationship with their father. A girl's father is often the first man to tell her he loves her. If a young girl grows up without the validation of her father, from whom will she find that love and security? April discovered the key to finding such security. What she learned was that she needed to uncover herself of the weight of sin and learn to trust God as a young girl trusts her daddy. In Daddy's Girl Uncovered, April offers advice and examples from her walk with Christ to encourage women to reveal themselves imperfections and all before God in order to live a fulfilling life in Christ. Take this journey with April and become Daddy's Girl Uncovered so you too can enjoy a satisfying relationship with the One who knows you inside and out.

Habits-everybody has them. We have vices that have developed over time that make up the whole of who we are. From our attitudes to our behaviors, we have developed and conformed to a way of life that we have accepted as "that's just me." Though they may be detrimental to our very being and work against the victory and abundance God has promised us through Christ, we rarely work toward breaking our habits. We don't have to settle in this lifestyle we have become accustomed to. If we must have them, why not develop habits that will work for us and not against us? In Holy Habits, April encourages the believer to enlist into God's spiritual army. As you enter the warfare of your faith and the fight of your righteous life, you must activate your weapons of spiritual mass destruction so that you can receive deliverance and healing. There is refuge in God, and you will win this war through Christ as you develop Holy Habits.

Grandmother liked spending the last hours of the day in her sewing room. Late afternoon sun came streaming through the long west windows, filling the room with dazzling yellow light. Everything was outlined in a haze of gold—even Grandmother wore a shimmering halo about her head.Grandmother was teaching her granddaughter, Mip, how to embroider. But, it was slow going! Mip was laboring over a pillowcase she hoped to finish in time for her mother’s Birthday. But the threads kept tangling into insufferable knots. At this rate, it would have to be a Christmas present instead.

I suddenly found myself immobilized in confusion. I didn’t know how to work the remote. My hands felt heavy and clumsy. Again I was a woman possessed. I stared down at my hands, illuminated by the light of the television, and looked as the muscles of my fingers tried to change the channel. Nothing. It was like I was looking at the hand of another person. I was unnerved to be unable to use a familiar object; I was no longer the captain of my body. ”After returning home from the hospital with her newborn baby boy, Logan, something feels amiss. It should be the happiest time of Marianne’s life, but she finds herself suffering strange spells. Everything comes to a head when Marianne falls in the bathroom and has a stroke, with her children in the next room. With a single-minded determination only a young mother can conjure, Marianne struggles to find answers and fights to survive for the sake of her three children. Along the way, she becomes enlightened on what it really is to live and to accept both the good and the bad in life. But first, she must embrace herself and come face-to-face with her own limitations.

In a powerful and game-changing new book, Tehron Jaqui Bush explores these questions from a uniquely-Christian frame of reference.‘From My Mind, From My Voice’ is steeped with the author’s guidance and wisdom, all molded by the faith Bush holds so dear.From My Mind, From My Voice, a book written by Tehron Jaqui Bush, provides a Christian frame of reference towards subjects of religion, sociology, political science, ethics, foreign a airs and education. Readers will learn my perspective infused with Christian values, as I tackle challenging questions directed toward presidential politics and more.“In my opinion, the election of 2000 brought many frightening truths about the U.S. political system to light,” explains Bush, a scholar athlete and retired service member. “It created awareness for Americans to develop and really begin to voice their political opinions, as well as rally to improve voting procedures. The outcome of this is a nation whose collective mind is more enquiring than ever before and, while I don’t have all of the answers, my commitment to my Christian faith certainly positions me to explore questions from a deeply-personal perspective. At no time is perspective more valuable than when our nation is on the cusp of new Government and the potential for boundless change.” 

With the nation caught up in civil war, Caleb is torn between his emotions to remain neutral and his heart that felt obligations toward the Texas Rangers and the State of Texas. Reluctantly Caleb joins the Confederacy and is given the rank of lieutenant, where he serves as an aid to Colonel John S. “RIP” Ford, 2nd Texas Cavalry Regiment, during the last battle of the civil war, the battle at Palmito Ranch, May 12, 1865. Caleb is given the Purple Heart after he is wounded in the hip by a mini ball. After the close of the war, Caleb is given his own Command of Texas Rangers at the rank of captain and also goes on to practice as an attorney as a sideline.Dancing Crow and his Comanche went into Oklahoma, Indian Territory. Dancing Crow is suffering from the coughing sickness and is struggling to contain his warriors from going to war, seeking council from Ten Bears. While a young Quanah Parker is rapidly gaining favor and influence among the younger warriors within the Comanche Nation.A new captain, Leander H. McNelly, of the Texas Rangers has been quickly gaining notoriety with his little McNellys. A change is in the air, and the Texas Rangers will soon become the most feared Law Men in American history.

Imagine listening to the last surviving wise man that followed the star to find Jesus. What if he told the events in a different way than what you were taught? Would yousearch the Scriptures to verify his story, or dismiss what he said so you could hold on to your man-made traditions?In A Magi’s Tale, this wise man will reveal:They didn’t follow the star to Bethlehem. They went there by a different directive.If they were at the manger on the night of Jesus’s birth, then Joseph and Mary broke one of the laws of Moses when they presented Jesus to the Lord their God at the temple.You must always follow the “star” (personal direction for your life) that God gives to you, and not your own limited understanding, because His ways are higher than your ways, and His thoughts are higher than your thoughts.

Through scripture and historical data, Dr. Casuccio questions some widely accepted (but false) doctrines. This book offers clarity and true biblical understanding. Chapters are well organized and each topic is to the point and easy to understand. If you know anyone who's faith has been shaken, gift them this book!

What if your life is a mirrored recollection of your beliefs and could be changed tomorrow?As science, psychology, and spirituality come together to provide evidence to how our beliefs and thoughts impact our lives, people are discovering that their outcomes in life stem from internal thoughts and beliefs rather than external barriers.Parenting with Soul provides a road map to love where adults and children can discover what their souls are truly calling them to be; free from thoughts and beliefs that lead to fear and the worries of the past and future. Many adults parent from old school beliefs that the world is dangerous, resources are scarce, and the world is in competition for these limited resources. By adopting beliefs that the world is loving and abundant, a parent supports a life for a child based in hope and joy rather than fear. When parenting from a fear or an ego perspective, adults are passing down beliefs to their children that lead to negative emotions, thus preventing them from realizing their full potential. Parenting with Soul asks parents and/or caregivers to assess their beliefs and level of happiness as a determining factor in making the  decision to be a parent.

In Elizabeth Riggin’s Wildflower, she shares her history in a unique way through short stories and poems. Her delightful collection takes readers through the ups and downs of being a parent, with stories ranging from fun moments with her children in Italy to more serious times when one daughter runs away.She also provides readers with lighthearted tales and beautiful poetry that convey the human experience. Her vivid portrayal of events will make readers feel as if they arein her shoes, experiencing the good and the bad. Through this book, readers will be inspired and motivated, truly believing that life goes on.

Many years ago, an old woman delivered this message to Carl’s mother on a dark, city street. Eight-year-old Carl and his seven brothers and sisters are mystified by this strange story. What is the importance of the wounded, white dove? How could a wounded white dove bring many blessings to such a large, deprived family? What hidden secrets must Carl uncover? Will Carl ever find the wounded white dove?Once again, Arthur Dale Likens weaves a beautiful story about an incredible, loving family living on a lonely, dusty road known as Anglin’ Road. There are more struggles and adventures—blizzards, a possible murder, an abandoned tent, and Carl’s beloved brother Glen’s health is deteriorating. Friends—old and new—and loving relatives come to share in the laughter, the dancing, and the singing that echo across the valley.