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Our hearts are speaking. Rather, they are calling out and aching for something this world cannot fill by its way of existence. Making our way through this thing called life, exhausted and heavy, we realize the stabbing sting hasn't been soothed by the things of this world. And while we go on looking for ways to quiet the cry of our heart, the truth is, it's eternity that is urgently summoning out in each and every one us. The longing we sense is more than real yet the reality is for something far greater than this world can give. In all our striving to do and be the best, the heart is searching to be at rest and reconciled back to a place called home. This home is not just any place we lay our head but must be encountered through spirit and by faith. This place is where a royal family resides and sets their affection on loving and trusting their God. By the fruit of their lips and labor of hands, they worship God. It's where a weary soul finds rest because it's doing exactly what it was made to do; worship.

While surrounded by a two-acre property, garden, and wooded thicket that contains over a hundred species of trees, William Moldwin has been pondering the ethics of simplicity, ecology, aging, growth, and time. Moldwin entwines fascinating facts about trees with inspiring historical and personal stories of their significance to him, an amateur botanist and son of Hungarian immigrants. While exploring the connections and roles trees play within our natural world, including their medicinal uses, Moldwin reflects on how these trees sustain each other by communicating in various ways through pheromones such as chemical agents, fungi, and root systems-all while his own family tree has sustained many generations, each providing unique contributions to the world. Throughout his presentation, Moldwin's essays inspire tranquility and harmony while encouraging others to walk among the trees and to bathe in their physical and psychological health benefits as you remember to fight for the green revolution. One Hundred Species and One Family Tree blends a fascinating exploration of the history of trees with a retired pastor's reflections on his family legacy.

In your hands you hold a gift that will help provide a steadying, strengthening force for the living of these days. Cast Your Net Again...For Such a Time as This is an eclectic collection of scripture, prayer, music, written words, and artistic expressions that afford us gracious gifts of perspective and assurance. We hear and see the perspectives of fellow pilgrims who seek to live faithfully as followers of Christ. Likewise, by way of the wisdom gleaned from Christian traditions that span the centuries, we receive the assurance that we are not alone. So much of what we have experienced since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic has had a disorienting effect on our day-to-day lives, the institutions, and the organizations on which we have counted, and - if we are being honest - on our faith. As you have the opportunity to peruse these pages, linger over the images and listen to the music included in each chapter, let the words of ancient scripture and contemporary authors find new life in your heart and mind and so discover the gifts of faith, hope, and love that sustain and keep us through it all.Music sample: https://cast.jacobsladdercdc.org/home/o-holy-vision-most-glorious

The most important drama on earth may be that of man. Unlike other species, we modify the natural scenes and write the script for our own life dramas. For that matter, we write the script for other species. We reset the scenes on earth by erecting big cities and moving machines. With electric lamps, we alter the lighting on the stage. But the story of the human drama is unfinished. It is a series of scenes with changing themes. The script is always written for the continuation of the present scene or in preparation for the scene coming after. Some scenes are comedies, and some are tragedies. Any play written about man and produced on stage is a depiction of real life. Characters on stage represent characters in real life. Drama on the stage is taken from real life. Actors emulate characters who have lived. However, an actor on stage is more aware of his acting and is less serious because it is someone else's story that he is reenacting. The theme of this drama is man's ongoing search for love, freedom, and truth!The role, makeup, costume and character, predominantly hero, villain, victim, heroic victim or villainous victim, are all unique perceptions!This text links Religious doctrines to scientific facts, Trinity to Atom, Supreme Energy to 2nd law of thermodynamics, world as an illusion to evolution from matter to man, etc. and concludes with a touch of eschatology!Join the author to explore such a unique ideology!

When a group of 8th graders find a buried treasure chest with a map inside leading to lost treasure, they set out into the ocean depths to retrieve it. Along the way they encounter sharks and a malevolent giant octopus they must do battle with. Eventually they come upon the shipwreck holding the treasure and-- Black Beard's ghost who commands a shipload of skeletons defending it. as the underwater battle ensues, the suspense rises with lively chaotic action. This is one disastrous treasure hunt you won't want to miss.