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Are you a bondservant? Judy Mills takes an in-depth look at what being a bondservant really means. She teaches you how to grow spiritually and to submit your life completely and wholeheartedly to the call of God. Learn how to walk according to the Spirit and how to live your life in His service.

I am so appreciative of my producers enhancing the stucture of my writings, dreams and thoughts! I love all people of all races and wish for a better people! I write of my experiences of what I see feel and think; although sometimes I’m sure it’s not always how I see it, however its the opinion I have at hand and I write it down. My hope in my writings is to capture indepth thought! I adhere always and know that one’s opinion does change, hopefully the change will always be for the better.

Carrie and Isaac Walsch had a love that everyone envied. They had the perfect marriage and life. So how did Carrie forget who Isaac was? Actor Isaac Walsch loves his wife, Carrie, an author, so much that he will do anything for her. He's even stepped up to be a wonderful father to Carrie's twin daughters, Sabrina and Sierra, whose father committed suicide. When Isaac and Carrie are at the hospital visiting his mother, who is recovering from a stroke, Carrie is brutally attacked, for reasons no one understands. She suff ers contusions, cracked ribs...and amnesia.Isaac is heartbroken when Carrie finally wakes up but has no idea who he is. Nor does she remember her daughters, her best friend, or anyone else. He knows they have to start over and fall in love again. But how can he make his wife fall for him again when she wants nothing to do with him?After several failed attempts, Isaac thinks he has fi nally gotten through to Carrie, but the conniving Nikki, an actress in the play Isaac is working on, makes the moves on Isaac and makes Carrie wonder how true Isaac's intentions are.Meanwhile, the unknown attacker who left Carrie for dead also kidnapped Isaac's mother. In addition to trying to rekindle his and his wife's lost love, Isaac also fears for his mother's life. While Isaac is Finding Carrie, will he find his mother as well?

Have you ever wanted to throw something at your television set? I have.The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ----- or "Obamacare" as its opponents derisively refer to it---- is either the greatest piece of social legislation in the history of the United States or it is an abomination inflicted on the American public that will ultimately destroy our health system. Insider Stanley Hupfeld dissects that health system and exposes the fallacies and prejudices of both political parties. Hupfield explains that, if we are willing to make hard choices, we can indeed cover the uninsured, control cost, and not bankrupt the country.

After twenty-five years of peace between Squidgy and the Little People on Gibbins Brook, the oldest of the Twith, Stumpy, goes missing. The Little People know that the wicked Wizard has found them. Their precious Shadow Book also goes missing from a locked room. How can that be? And a ferret named Jacko escapes from his owner putting the Little People in more danger.Seven of the tiny folk, only half-a-thumb high have been hiding from the Wizard of Wozzle ever since they escaped on a golden eagle when the Wizard invaded their homeland of Gyminge a thousand years ago.Now that the Wizard i s on the Brook, will the six who are still free be able to find Stumpy and the precious Shadow Book before the Wizard finds them and does who knows what to them? In Gibbins Brook Farm, the third book of the Twith Logue Chronicles, you will hold your breath as you read about the dangerous adventuresof the Little People.

"NO! STOP! NO!" These are the last words John shouted before being struck violently by a car turning into his bike lane. The impact ripped John's bike away and sent him bouncing and careening off the top of the car. Everything went into slow motion as he seemingly drifted to the ground while looking skyward. Then he slammed onto the street, landing hard on his back, neck, and right arm and shoulder. The pain arrived instantly, searing through his neck and arm. Lying on his back and writhing in agony, he looked to his right, certain that he would see his right hand in flames.While citizen responders called 911 and offered John comfort, within minutes it happened. His legs slowly dropped to the ground. Like a tarp being removed from his body and taking with it all of John's ability to feel and move, he knew something terrible had just happened. He stared into the eyes of a young woman supporting his head and said, "I can't feel or move anything. My God, I'm paralyzed!" At that moment, John did not know if he would die or be paralyzed from the neck down for the rest of his life.Whisked away from the accident scene by ambulance to a nearby life-flight helicopter, John was flown thirty miles to a trauma center. Diagnosed as quadriplegic and in spinal shock, John was told by the neurosurgeon that his chance for even the slightest recovery was less than 1%. He was destined for a lifetime in a wheelchair.What happened next was nothing short of a miracle.

A college dropout who was drafted to serve his country, Doug Warden was barely 20 years old when he arrived in Vietnam in 1967 as a private first class. He was “green as a gourd” in the ways of warfare, but he stayed alive, listened and learned from his platoon leader and became a capable leader. He was first a rifleman, then a few days later, a Radio Telephone Operator for his platoon leader and then for his company commander. He gave up the relative safety of serving in the company commandpost to return to his platoon. He became a squad leader, platoon sergeant, and platoon leader in a remarkable short period of time. He would return to the states a staff sergeant with 5 months time in grade. Along the way, Doug became one of the most decorated soldiers in the 1st Battalion, 12th Cavalry. 

This workbook comes after 35 years of recovery and working with teens committed to change their addictive and other problematic behavior. It guides participants through a series of steps already proven to work to help people change their lives. As (you) do the work you may feel many things you have not felt for a long time. It takes dedication and a desire to change for these principals to work for you. You are the magic in this process. The book looks at the traditional 12 steps from AA and I've added some new language to better fit the needs and reality of young people seeking recovery. I added a chapter on challenging and changing negative core beliefs to help young people rethink how they look at themselves. The last chapter deals with saying goodbye to the pain of lost relationships. The relationships may be to dead or divorced parents or to a lifestyle, chemicals or behaviors that no longer work for the person.

Mrs. Mobley-Hammett's book speaks to the soul of mankind from a man's point of view. What does marriage mean to you? Do you wonder when Mr.or Mrs. will come along, where you'll find your lifetime partner, or whetherthere is such a thing as the "e;perfect marriage?"e; If we could of seen our mate in the spiritual realm, we would have eliminated a lot of foolishness from our relationships. There is no manual for how to treat our spouse because each person is a unique individual and we are all different and don't fit into one category of standard approachso, sometimes it leads to the blind leading the blind and sometimes we both fall in the ditch. You get caught up in the small things and the big things go unmetwe even get caught up in our physical sight and we take for granted the spiritual. And, our men our left to make painful decisions regarding their marriages whether to go or stay. You may be successful, have a committed spouse, wealthy, a loving family and lots of friends. Yet, you still are feeling unsatisfied and lonely. What would you do? Is there anything in this life that truly satisfies? The answeris "e;Yes"e; our Heavenly Father. God and He offers an inspirational book called the Holy Bible which tells us how to treat our spouses and how to honor our marriage.

This is a story of the Vietnam War and four young Marines. It's about fighting and killing. Compassion and love, however, are defining parts of the story. The story personalizes what war does to those who fight it and what they do to survive it. Enduring and caring relationships forged in combat are as much a part of their survival, maybe more, as their combat skills. While the book is fiction, the majority is based on actual battles and personal experiences. Vietnam was a challenging war for those on the battlefield to fight as well as those on the home front to support. The conflict was a limited war and the complex nature of such war was confusing and contentious to many. The combatants' frustrations with the war's limitations and the miseries they endured are captured in the actions and thoughts of the Marines. Their story is about living and dying in combat. But it's also about the love and loyalty they share in a truly unique relationship. It's a story that testifies to the human spirit and will as well as the belief that love and friendship conquer all...even the hatreds and animosities of war. The Marines share with you their hopes and dreams as they struggle with the despairs and nightmares of Vietnam. They take you into their battles and bunkers. They acquaint you with combat's horror and humor. The story is the universal infantryman's story for most all who have fought in war-the challenge of defying death daily while fighting to survive till tomorrow. This is also, however, America's story. In the aftermath of Vietnam the consensus was that the war's true legacy would be the lessons learned from it. Vietnam was insidious as well as instructive. Today, the war on terror and the dysfunction of various states and the ideological rivalries in the international community pose serious threats to the stability and security of our world. Then, as well as now, the conflicts of our time and the future present us with challenges similar to Vietnam. We must understand them to protect our freedoms and nation and peace.

A successful legacy is best achieved by the skillful blending of the work of the ministry with the wealth of the giver around a common vision. Too often, ministries and givers never work together to develop their legacy plans, resulting in many ministries lacking the financial resources to effectively fulfill their calling. Why? Because the gift of giving has been tied up; held back; leashed. It is time for ministries to stop looking for donors to write them a check and begin to minister to those who have the gift of giving, helping them fulfill their calling to give. It is time to unleash the gift of giving. In Unleashing the Gift of Giving, through scriptural truths, practical insights, and engaging examples, Rusty Russell explains how a ministry can both minister in their calling and minister to the ones with the gift of giving. By doing this, ministries can unleash the gift of giving to provide the financial resources to accomplish their calling as well as build a sustainable ministry legacy that will survive the founder.

Journey should come with a warning for the Christian thinkingabout reading it, particularly if you want to remain in a mundane andordinary Christian lifestyle. Glenn Sauls has written a compellingand concise roadmap of what it looks like to pursue a revolutionarylifestyle that could change how you look at your life forever.In his first book, Dr. Sauls boldly encourages you to look for keymile markers as you pursue an authentic and revolutionary life in JesusChrist. While everyone''s journey is unique to them, there are somemarkers along the way that keep us from severely veering off a paththat God has uniquely laid out for each one of us.In researching what is often called the "spiritual journey,"Dr. Sauls found there are volumes of works on this subject, but veryfew written from a practical Christian perspective. He has identifiedfive key mile markers in the Christian journey that should mark andilluminate the road every Christian is traveling.It starts with having a clear, compelling, catalytic vision for yourlife, that includes the gifts, passions, abilities, personality, and lifeexperiences that God has uniquely given to each of His incrediblecreations. Dr. Sauls reminds us that we are "fearfully and wonderfullymade" with a roadmap burned in our heart by our Creator.Journey flows out of a heart that was tired of mediocrity andimitative Christianity. Why not enjoy the journey that God hasdesigned for you? There is a God-given GPS that is not an option, butis standard equipment for every person. Discover the journey that Godhas designed for you and, as a result, be prepared to leave a lot of roomfor God-activity in your life.

Grammy Award winner and trumpeter, Phil Driscoll says, "e;Excellence in Music Ministry should be a must in the curriculum of anyone serious about pursuing their gift and calling before God. Really, if "e;caught,"e; it will change the life of any musician or singer who takes the time to read its words."e; Excellence in Music Ministry is written to aid musicians, singers, writers, and pastors in their pursuit of serving God through local church music. Whether a novice or a seasoned musician, Dr. Steve Ingram, himself a pastor and pianist/arranger, has skillfully laid out practical and Biblical concepts to build inward foundation of spiritual motivation for an outward expression of music ministry. Chapters give detailed plans for the cultivation of musical creativeness and skillfulness coupled with principles of faithfulness and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit's leading. Steven James Ingram's book is a resource to assist individuals and church music teams in nurturing an atmosphere of maturity and growth. In writing the foreword, Kenneth Copeland states, "e;Oh, how I would have been thrilled with a book like Excellence in Music Ministry written by someone with not only the obvious God-given ability, but also the Word knowledge to go along with it. To be able to study after a ministry of excellence that has been proven in time and by fire is truly an honor and privilege. "e;

This book was written so that Muslims can understand the basic concepts in the Torah, and how it relates to the Qur’an, and discover many similarities without minimizing differences. It also allows Jews reading this book to understand the Qur’anic point of view and understand the emphasis that the Qur’an placed on the Children of Israel and their efforts and struggles, and why they were favored by God at one time over other nations because of their faith and patient perseverance despite the diffi culties they encountered.Muslims believe in the Torah as a Divine revelation from God to Moses, God’s messenger to the Children of Israel. The Qur’an explains how God rescued the Children of Israel from their oppression and bondage in Egypt and describes God’s many blessings over them. We learn from their good example and avoid the mistakes they made. God is always true to his covenant, it is man who disobeys God and wrongs his own soul.The Qur’an gives us guidelines that govern the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims. We are ordered to treat non-Muslims with kindness and justice and respect their right to their faith and not force anyone to become a Muslim against his will. We are to work together to improve life for all.There are many misconceptions about Islam, the Qur’an and Muhammad, and this book clears some of these misconceptions

The word "prosperous" in the language of the Bible means to be on a good roadthat leads to a good end.Prosperous Paths will take you in 13 chapters on the paths of - Knowing -Abiding - Hiding - Riding - "Imaging" - Participating - Forgiving - Sowing- Choosing - Casting -Journeying - Praising - and Downloading. Each path leads to a place of deeper fellowship with the Lord. Start your journey - alone or with a group - and grow in your walk with God.Barbara Klein, a retired minister and missionary Bible teacher, earned a B.A. from the University of South Florida, a M.A. in Biblical Studies and a Master of Divinity from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. From 1979 through 2009, she taught Bible and Biblical languages in Bible colleges and preached and taught adult classes in churches throughout Europe and in Asia.She is the author of the poetic devotionals Overfl owing Wells, A Believer''s Heart,and The Dreamer. She lives in Branson, Missouri.

The dream that God has planted in your heart is a priceless treasure.You need to discover it, nurture it, dare to live it and so see it come to fruition in your life. The Dreamer is meant to help you on your journey.Read it and meditate upon it along with God''s Word and become a dreamer whosees his dreams come true. The Dreamer is composed of 30 poems with accompanying Scripture references and reflective questions.