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Nahomie and Me, is a true story about a Christian woman in Haiti who is called by God to rescue and care for abused and unwanted children. This story describes the miracles that transpired within Nahomie's life, even before she was born. Miracles that divinely led her to a ministry of true love and compassion for impoverished children within Haiti. A story of how Nahomie faithfully prevailed through enormous trials and tribulations within her poverty ridden nation, while enduring an abusive father and then a rogue husband that she was forced to marry and then divorce.

What starts out as a vacation in Yellowstone National Park ends up becoming a perilous fight for survival, a story wrapped in deception and discovery. A memory stolen, a power lost, and a world forgotten all brought to light and used to facilitate a darker agenda. Follow Kate Brentwood and three powerful companions as they embark on an impossible mission to defeat a seemingly invincible adversary and try to live to tell the tale.

Ellen's Joyful Journey. Ellen loved nature and was a running enthusiast; her favorite pathway lay beneath tall, stately trees and meandered along a beautiful stream near her hometown. Sadly, after her third bout with cancer, her runs became walks. Despite her suffering, she continued to walk on days when she was able. In her last journal entry, she lamented the possibility that she would not be able to walk her beloved path, the scenic route she referred to as the beautiful trail. Ellen's life illuminated all who knew her, leaving behind a legacy of love, forgiveness, perseverance, and hope.

This book is about a black child growing into a woman under the circumstances of the unknown, learning as she grows. Day-by-day challenges as a human being. Her mindset is the answer to all her problems. Brenda sometimes just had to accept the waves as they came.

Many years ago in the town of Bethlehem, God gave the world the most precious of gifts. We have heard the story retold many times, but what if we were to imagine what this night was like for the stars shining in the Bethlehem sky? Which star would guide the shepherds to the baby in a manger? In this retelling of the greatest story ever, we meet the stars chosen to shine that night. And, we learn that regardless of what others may see, God created all of us to "shine our shine."

Immerse yourself in these beautifully crafted, soul-soothing new psalms that offer profound reflections on faith and healing. In Psalm Trees, nature's wooded pathways intertwine with God's promise of blessings, guidance, and protection. This remarkable lineup of prayers from the heart captures a deep sense of tender awareness and beauty. Anna's resilience and strength shine as she reveals the story of her moving ovarian cancer journey, showing the listener that, even in the worst of circumstances, there is hope.

Do you ever feel like you're living in a bubble? Have you ever sensed that your name fits perfectly within every page of the Bible, as if every line drawn in the sand sets a boundary meant just for you, dictating 'do this' and 'do that'? Embark a transformative journey with The God Continuum, a captivating exploration of self-development, universal truths, and spiritual enlightenment. Delve into the world of science, psychology, and liturgical writings to uncover the missing element in the law of attraction.

Nietzsche suggests that "peering into the abyss" is a frightening exercise, but a clear-eyed grasp of the near-infinite universe can yield not only a better understanding of it, but one in which we ourselves can be seen as more relevant to it. The priest and scientist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin offers a lens that enables such a vision and, in doing so, permits us to see how the great human enterprises of science and religion can harmonize into a grand vision of reality.

Drained: A Minister's Handbook for Being Healthy offers help to ministers striving to serve faithfully while managing the demands of a busy life. Written with therapeutic knowledge and biblical wisdom, this handbook provides the guidance and tools needed to embrace a healthier, less stressful lifestyle. Drawing from scripture, Drained: A Minister's Handbook for Being Healthy illuminates God's call for ministers to nurture their body, mind, and spirit. With practical action steps and a clear road map, it empowers listeners to prioritize self-care without compromising their mission.

Growing up in rural Missouri as the youngest in a farm family, Pastor Harlan Kaden thought he lived in a microcosm of security and goodness. But as childhood gave way to adult thinking and experiences, serious questions arose concerning God, the church, the world, and life. Pastor Kaden reignites the deepest questions of humanity concerning God's presence and participation in each and every human life. Through storytelling he explores and debates God's existence and the meaning of life, giving way to clarity in understanding answers to the age-old question: Why am I here?

Do you have a moment? We're friends. I'm curious to find out some things. I wanted to know about what's been your most exciting moment you can remember. Why was it? What made it that way? When you were in it, how did you feel? Was there an explanation in your mind for the cause of the moment? How long did the moment seem to last? Was there a past, present, or future impact lasting from the moment? Have you ever given some thought to the moment regarding its reason and purpose? Hmmm, I wonder. Listen further to see what you think about the moment for you.

After surviving the twisted rituals of the Tidebound cult aboard the Elysium, Riley Cross thought she'd escaped the sea's grasp. But when whispers resurface-this time in her own voice recorder-and a long-dead journalist begins leaving her messages from beyond, Riley is pulled back into the current. Now aboard the Halcyon Mare, a cruise ship with a secret vessel buried in its belly, Riley discovers the cult isn't just alive-it's evolving. Below the passenger decks lies a floating cathedral sealed from time, where salt-formed saints rise and drowned names are rewritten.

Through the voices of the men who experienced it, Boys, Just Boys relates the story of the 423rd regiment of the 106th Infantry Division during and after the Battle of the Bulge.

After years of hearing and believing Christian friends when they said, "Where God guides, He provides," my wife and I, along with our seven young children, answered the call of God and moved to Turkey to begin a ministry there. Not long after arriving, that saying began to be challenged. After a few short years, I began wondering if God was anywhere to be found. Hardship after hardship along with financial despair plagued us. Our prayers seemed to go no higher than our lips, and letters to friends and churches for help went unanswered. Bitterness and resentment was the only thing I could feel.

Air Force Once tells of the highs and lows of a military career. It's a detailed journey from basic military training to a celebrated conclusion, highlighting events that occur along any pathway that soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines can and will endure. The book reveals the inside scope of supporting the president of the United States during three White House administrations and one secretary of state. Performing work on Air Force One is not your typical aircraft technician's assignment. Security is a different way of life, working on the commander in chief's mode of transportation.

This is the story of a Vietnam veteran haunted by PTSD who finds an unexpected chance at healing when his family sponsors a young Vietnamese refugee. Their love story unfolds against the backdrop of rural Kansas and suburban California, but the enduring scars of war-and an Agent Orange related illness-threaten to tear them apart. A poignant exploration of love, loss, and sacrifice, it reveals that some bonds are strong enough to withstand even the most profound silence and the most significant distance.

This book is about my autobiography and who I am, where I come from, my life story, my ancestors, my cultural identity as a Black Woman of Color. I came from an abusive home—physical, psychological, and sexual abuse. My grandparents, the late Will Graham and the late Clara Jackson, were born in the late 1800s. They worked for free and for a roof over their heads. They were sharecroppers and picked cotton out on the fields on the plantation for $3 a week and sometimes nothing. They starved for meats and breads a lot. They planted a garden and made their own clothes.

I Survived: Living with the Trauma of a Dependent Parent takes the listener through the life experiences of Thomas Madigan as he grew up with an alcoholic father who struggled from alcohol abuse until his death. The trauma that he and his entire family experienced as a result of that dependency had a major impact on Tom's life. To this day, the personality traits built around that trauma continue to challenge him. Tom found success and a measure of release from the pain he experienced through counseling and support from mentors and, most specifically, through his wife, Sandee.

This extraordinary true story is about an ordinary man who defied death through unshakeable faith, the power of prayer, and first-class medical care. Bill is a retiree who survives a major heart attack just a few months after his retirement. After twelve days in the hospital, four stents, and several serious complications, he is released and, for six years, works hard to regain most of his former heart function. However, after a long bout with the RSV virus, he begins to suffer congestive heart failure.

Learning to trust someone or even in something doesn't always come easily or automatically. Trust is earned. Trust takes time to develop. How do you know you can rely on a certain person or thing to not cause you pain or harm? How do you build confidence that this someone only has your life in his best interest? Or how can you be fully assured deep in your heart of understanding that God, who is Spirit (and whom, by our five senses, we cannot see, smell, touch, taste, or hear), can in fact be trusted with every aspect of our life?