Resultados Editorial "Audiobook Network" en Religión y espiritualidad

This work was given to me by God and was done only when the Holy Spirit of the Lord was upon me. There is power in the Word of God, and the Lord was ever so present during the entire creation process. This work tells the greatest story ever written-an account that brings the four gospel accounts into one primary story. The accounts have been pressed down and shaken together to give you a primary story that blends all the information God wanted put together into one finished account. The power of the Lord is in this work.

Turmoil is the story of the author's struggles over a twelve-year period as he dealt with epilepsy in his teenage years. The audiobook is full of personal stories of failure and success in overcoming the barriers which epilepsy brought into his life. Life lessons learned from unique and often intense situations to faith lessons learned from poor choices are detailed in this audiobook.

What God Said to Me is a heartfelt collection of daily spiritual reflections by Danita Murdoch, inspired by her personal walk with Christ. These messages offer encouragement, faith, and divine insight for anyone seeking a deeper connection with God.

Stay Alive for Me is a true story of unwavering faith, fervent hope, undeniable trust, and miraculous manifestations. It is a book about courage and perseverance in the face of despair and discouragement at a time when what could go wrong does go wrong, a time when health and physical blockages and global stoppages seem to be the new norm, and when lifelong dreams become elusive. During this turbulent period, a man's faith is challenged, and a woman's trust is tested in the spirit of togetherness while their enduring friendship struggles to save the "ship" in their relationship from sinking.

His Grace in Grief is a heartfelt journal chronicled by the author over forty-five poignant days steeped in mourning, prayer, fasting, and deep meditation on the word of God. It captures Pastor Tony's earnest journey as he sought divine comfort during a profoundly personal year of grieving the loss of his beloved wife, Janet, with whom he shared forty-five beautiful years of marriage. While pouring his thoughts and emotions onto the pages, Pastor Tony wrestled with the overwhelming uncertainty of living without his beloved wife.

This is an audiobook about the coming wrath of God. It is based upon messages received from Jesus and Mary to Veronica Lueken, a spiritual woman from Bayside, New York, to Sister Lucia dos Santos from Fatima, Portugal, to the visionaries of Garabandal, Spain, and to Scripture in the writings of Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Matthew, and John.

My initial goal was to write a book for my family and friends, many of whom said, "You should write a book." On my eighty-eighth birthday, I decided it was time. It took a year to complete the task. It was so much fun. I started by writing down all the things I wanted to write about. Each time I felt like writing, I would choose a subject, and that would become a chapter. I had encouragement all along the way. I found a typist who was able to help and encourage me in so many ways. A publisher was my next step, and again, nothing but help and encouragement.

Meet Carson, one smart little kid who loves all things Christmas, especially the songs! Known by just about everyone as the "Little Professor," he's expecting the best holiday ever. Unfortunately, throughout the three days before Christmas, his hopes are challenged. Event after event forces Carson to defend Santa; deal with fifth-grade bullies, handle his nemesis, Wanda; and outsmart a physical education teacher. Finally, Christmas Eve arrives, and he's more than ready for the best Christmas ever until the unexpected, unthinkable happens.

Theo: The Triumphant Little Donkey is a story about the donkey and colt used by Jesus to ride into the city of Jerusalem during what is known in the Bible as the "triumphal entrance" of Christ. The placement and selection of these two animals by the Savior in the gate of the city, as well as the directive by Jesus to His disciples to go and release them for His need, is a display of God's sovereign work among His creation and His creatures.

There are many voices to listen to in this world, aiming to convince you to participate in sin to the point that it seems like everybody is sinning, so it must be okay. Yet the same scenario happened before the earth was flooded during Noah's time, and only eight people were saved from the flood. Are we in the last days?

A kingdom man marked by obedience. This is how many describe Matthew Sterling Grundy. While Matthew had no desire to be an author, while serving as deputy mayor of the fifth largest city in California, God told him to write this book, and he agreed to the Father's wish. What followed were a series of encounters where God gave Matthew supernatural revelations about heaven and then provided the practical application of how to live these truths out now "on earth as it is in heaven." The words on the pages in this book are precious.

This parable delves into the concept of self-gratification, exploring its principles and the path toward transcending it. It highlights how true liberation is found beyond the confines of self-indulgence, offering freedom and fulfillment in life and being. The accompanying poems serve to inspire, uplift, and motivate those who resonate with the message. Above all, this work illuminates the benevolence of the one true Lord of lords.

"One of the immense blessings of our day is perspective. We can look back thousands of years and find God always dealing faithfully with His people. The Christmas Storybook invites you to walk those dusty roads of long ago and immerse yourself in the lives of people who became part of God's greatest plan. You'll walk with King David at one of the lowest moments of his life. You'll meet God's iron man, Barzillai of Rogelim. You'll see the blessing of family influence on Chimham and discover the origin of the Inn in Bethlehem.

A collection of guided essays and reflections written for the church and with the author's atheist, agnostic, and apathetic friends in mind, with whom he has had many and regular conversations over the years. Using Blaise Pascal as a guide and mentor, largely through his Pensées, Wes is attempting a conversational and thoughtful engagement over several, albeit limited, issues, largely in respect to actual conversations he has had with such friends through the years.

From The Last Days of Darkness Through The First Day of Light is a fictional account of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday, based principally upon the Gospel of Saint John. It attempts to put the listener in the shoes of Saint John the apostle as the events of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus were actually unfolding. Hopefully, it gives the listener a sense of what Saint John and the other apostles were experiencing as the events of those days were occurring. It describes the likely confusion and fear that they felt.

There is no sadder epitaph than "I never became what I might have been." In truth, most people never discover their true purpose because it can only be found in the mind of the Creator. Communing with the Creator is the key to manifest destiny, yet so few lions take the time.

Partaking of communion and partaking in communion is a lifestyle. Our sanctification journey is Blood- and Word-dependent. The Blood of Jesus Christ begins the process for us, the Word of God sustains the journey. Therefore Jesus also, that He might sanctify the people with His own blood, suffered outside the gate. (Hebrews 13: 12 NKJV) Let us draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water.

Living by faith is probably easier but much more important than you realize. Did you know that without faith, it is impossible to please God? You can do a lot of good things, but God will not be pleased if you don't operate in faith. Faith is more than an attitude; it is a lifestyle. Keith A. Butler's audiobook, Five Elements of Faith, presents faith-not as a doctrine-but as a way of life.

As Christians, God has placed within each of us unique gifts, divine seeds of purpose waiting to bloom. For a long time, my gifts lay dormant. It wasn't until I began to awaken spiritually and deepen my relationship with God that I started to understand who I truly was. By eliminating distractions, stepping away from unproductive busyness, and embracing intentional self-reflection, I discovered that my purpose had been there all along waiting in the stillness of God's presence.

This story is about cancer survival fueled with love. The love of our heavenly Father who promises never to leave us nor forsake us in every season of our lives, whether good times or bad. The love of a devoted husband who loved his wife unconditionally. Even when her chest had been amputated, he loved and stood by her in sickness and in health. The unconditional love of two amazing children who are not affected by how their mother looks. They are just happy to see her, hug her, and cuddle with her. As long as there is life, there is hope for healing and strength for tomorrow.