Bøker av Peter Cannon

Do you need protection? Are you worried about yourself and your family? Call on the Lord in prayer, and He will deliver you and your loved ones from attacks of the enemy! Find out how God las protected His people all throughout the Bible, and how He can deliver you, your friends and your family today! In 14-Point Print!

14-Point Text! Are you feeling defeated in the spiritual battles of life? Put on the Armor of God! An in-depth verse-by-verse study of Ephesians 6:10-20. Learn about what it really means to put on the Helmet of Salvation, to use the Shield of Faith, and most importantly, how to properly and powerfully use the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God! Learn how to use prayer and the Word of God as weapons to defeat principalities, powers, rulers and spiritual wickedness! Written with jail and prison inmates in mind, but the basic principles do apply to us all! Enter into spiritual warfare and live the victorious life!

Are you frustrated because you're not doing anything for the Kingdom of God? Do you feel your talents are being locked up in a type of prison? Or, are you just not sure WHAT do do? Do you feel led to be a teacher? A prayer warrior? A peacemaker? Do you feel like God can't use you because of your current circumstances? Actually, He can!!! This book will hopefully help you to identify your calling and purpose in life, and to pray without ceasing until it truly happens! In 14-point large print!

"Through this collection of five essays and eight fictional excerpts, H.P. Lovecraft scholar and PW senior reviews editor Cannon (The Lovecraft Chronicles) provides a window into his relationship with the late Frank Belknap Long, a science fiction and horror writer who was close friends with Lovecraft and an early collaborator in the construction of the Cthulhu Mythos. The short memoir pieces chronicle early interactions between Cannon and Belknap at speculative fiction conventions, recount the dynamics between Belknap and others in tightly knit Lovecraftian scholarship circles, and offer intimate (occasionally uncomfortably so) portraits of Belknap's domestic life with his wife, Lyda"--