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Ann visits her mother, Kate, where her grandmother, Sara, and a good friend, Cynthia, are also visiting. After Ann goes home, her mother calls to tell her Cynthia has been raped as she was going home. Ann travels to New York to meet Frankie Santini, who owns an international security company, and whom she met at a gun shooting range. Ann asks Frankie to enable her to knock off the scum that raped Cynthia. Frankie agrees only if Ann becomes a sniper for him but warns her that she is making a pact with the devil. Ann proceeds but after twenty jobs and twenty-eight kills, she wants out. Frankie's right-hand man, Tony, tells Ann to disappear because Frankie will have her killed. Ann leaves her money, telephone, and her identification at home. She asks her mother to feed her cat, stores her car, and then walks to the bank of the Cumberland River to live as a homeless person...but remember...she is a psychopath!

Scoutmasters must come up with over fifty scoutmaster's minutes a year. This book will provide them with 100 of the most inspiring, motivational, educational, and entertaining messages.

From a proud and willful young Jew in Israel, to living the American dream, until finally, to a victorious surrender, Why Me? follows the journey traveled by Jacob Damkani.Through the ancient yet living words that God spoke, Jacob learned the plan of the Almighty - for himself, for Israel, and how, through His people Israel, all nations of the earth will be blessed. An inspiring account of what it truly means to be a Jew - the fulfillment of God's promise, to the Jew first and also to the Gentile. Could it be that we are not alone in our hidden struggles? Could we dare to believe that the Almighty has paved the way for each one of us, back to Himself? When we hear that gentle, all powerful voice of God, how will we answer? By faith, hope, love, through grace and an abundant peace, may you discover the beauty of a living relationship with God, who is not religion but love.

Abuse is hiding in our churches.Our women and children are being wounded and even dying in their homes by those who have committed to love and protect them. Domestic violence is present in families you would never suspect from the most-respected to the least noticed, even the family sitting near you in church. Women are told God hates divorce, learn to submit, pray more, turn the other cheek, look at the plank in their own eye first, forgive 70 times 7. By giving such advice to women living in abusive relationships, well-intentioned church leaders are sending women and children back into dangerous, possibly deadly situations. In The Church's Response to Domestic Violence, a guide based on scriptural truth, church leaders will learnthe complexities of the dynamics of domestic violencewho abuses and who is abusedthe effects of violence in the home the dangers of couples counseling how to respond to disclosures of abusewhy she keeps going backwhy she doesn't just leaveWe need our clergy and church leaders to reject the false ideologies that put God's children at risk and equip the Church to be the clear voice of hope and healing for families.

Before the Rapture, before the earth's last days, before there is a population left behind, the battle for those that were chosen, those that would go, raged between the forces of Heaven and Hell.Sworn to defend when asked, God's own Angelic Warriors battle Satan's Demonic Fallen Angels, assisted by men and women of faith who become a living testament to the power of prayer. A book for any and all concerned about the prophecy of The End Times.Nominated for the 2021 Henri Christian Literary Award for FictionWinner of the 2021 Christian Literary Award's Seal of Excellence

What would you do if you were ACCIDENTALLY elected mayor of your hometown?This book is based on the hilarious true story, straight from the perspective of comedian Jeremy Nunes, of what happened when he accidentally got elected mayor of the small-town of Dawson, Illinois.You Can't Write City Hall shares the same humor as Parks and Recreation, Schitt's Creek, Corner Gas, and Lake Wobegon Days. Best-selling author Jeremy Nunes is a Second City graduate, featured on Dry Bar Comedy and Amazon Prime, who simply wanted to do some good and help his hometown. Instead, he put himself right in the middle of a real-life comedy. You'll laugh as Jeremy tries to inspire the board room's rustic characters, motivate quirky employees, and appease the complainers from his one-horse town. You'll find yourself rooting for Jeremy as he turns and starts firing back at adversaries like he would hecklers at a comedy club. Readers can't put this book down because they are laughing so hard!Midwest Book Review says, ?You Can't Write City Hall cultivates a delightful blend of insights on political processes, memoir, and a comedian's unique perspective.?The Epoch Times simply said, ?Tremendous!?Governor Mike Huckabee called it, ?Absolutely hilarious!"Get your copy now!

Follow the adventures of Rembrandt, a young black and white tuxedo cat, as he helps other neighborhood animal friends. Rembrandt, affectionately known as Remy, is well loved and lives with his Purr-ents and his big brother, Leo, the Tabby Cat. In this sequel of The Adventures of Rembrandt, the Tuxedo Cat, Remy and Callie come upon Lucky, the Blind Dog, walking along the shrubs on the side of Remy's house. Remy can see that Lucky is disoriented. After some questions, Remy finds out that Lucky is blind and has just moved to the neighborhood. Remy is decided to help Lucky get home. But where does Lucky live? Which house is Lucky's? Will Remy be able to get Lucky home before his paw-rents panic?

Caryl's Closet is the story of a young Guyanese-American immigrant, June Wood Agamah, coming of age in a changing society. Her story is set amidst the backdrop of a new political system that threatens the Guyanese way of life.It unfolds as she grapples with the immigration systems of Guyana and Barbados in her search for prosperity. Her life changes with the reality of a heart-stopping loss that propels her on her journey to America. Her quest is fraught with stories of what happens to minorities who pay the cost of social assimilation and academic success. This focus and sacrifice robs her children of the knowledge of who she really is. June is unaware of her need to open her heart. Written treasures, tucked away in her closet are unearthed and become the catalyst for Caryl's Closet.

The car chase that nearly killed them both was the end of the marriage, but just the beginning of the story...Catch a glimpse of narcissistic religious abuse through the eyes of a survivor of a thirty-year abusive marriage to a minister. Travel the road of darkness on the quest for light. Experience the victory that only comes through healing. Michele Armstrong describes in detail her journey from victim to victor, bringing to light the objective that freedom from the evil grip of abuse is available to everyone through the healing power of Jesus. Anyone can be a victim; and unfortunately, many times abusers are well-respected leaders in society and even in the church. Hiding behind the mask of charisma and charm in the public eye, abusers are monsters behind closed doors. The author exposes the abuser's secrets and dispels the victim's shame, while advocating for healing and victory. Through informed awareness, the church can foster a safe and healing environment, and dispel the religious stigma associated with victimization and the aftermath. Exposure dismantles the stronghold, and with awareness comes responsibility of change and a redemptive solution for all individuals, marriages, families, and churches across every corner of the world.

Devoted father Jake believed he had it all until uncertain circumstances changed his life forever. With a new diagnosis and the unexpected company of another person, Jake learns to adapt and become resilient in the challenges and obstacles life continues to pitch his way. Across the country from Jake, tragedy enters the home of Madeline and Brandon and their faith and trust in God is given the ultimate test. With an unexpected incidence resulting in the uncertainty of Maddie¿s safety, the family is forced into choosing whether they will allow resentment to consume their well-being or if they will learn to forgive and let go.

In the waking of tribulation, the truth begins to prevail and the world swiftly begins to crumble as the end of time rapidly approaches.Emma, Ethan, their children and many of God¿s people, flee to the mountains to escape the difficulties and persecution of those against obeying man¿s traditions and laws. With the ultimate testing of their faith, Emma and Ethan are faced with challenges, disasters, and the uncertainty of survival as they wait for the return of our Lord. Share with them their love, their loss, and their struggle to keep their faith in a world that has been submerged with evil and disobedience against God¿s word.

This twelve week study shows how the historic understanding of Covenant helps us build a love-for-a-lifetime Marriage. Marriage is not what our culture-or we- say it is. What is the one ¿esh relationship that was designed by God?When two enter a Covenant, the identity of each party enters the other. This produces a bond of shared identity between the two and alters the nature of each-"what God has joined together." God's instructions are logical consequences of these realities. We love the other as we love ourselves because the other is now part of us. Our hearts want to love, but we do not love consistently. Why? Because our guidance systemour old sense of self-interest-pulls in other directions.Covenant is not just a tie that binds. It is also a plan that teaches us what to do, why we do these things, and how we become able to do them. Our married self is a new self. Obedience does not oppose our nature; it authentically expresses our new self and new bond. Shifting our guidance system to follow God's plan and building this new life is the path to the best Marriage.

"If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?" Young Confederate soldier Torquil Drummond has a pure heart for God until a Yankee officer murders his family. His world is blown to pieces; he is traumatized; his rationality is overset. Berserk for vengeance, he's driven by his "daemon" toward spiritual and bodily destruction. He repents of vengeance and hatred and tries to walk righteously upon an earth that teeters under him, because he feels God has forsaken him and justice is dead. It's more a sacrifice for him to live than to die. Man versus himself, man versus God, and man versus principalities and powers and spiritual wickedness in high places, are Torquil's battles to regain his original character and Christian faith. Through war and suffering, repentance, and striving but failing to overcome the "daemon," he finds that only God can truly heal and redeem. Torquil's redemption is told in three love stories: man and God, father and son, and man and woman.

Most athletes know the mental aspect of their game is important, but few of them know how to train it.The 30 Day Reset Journal helps create and establish new habits for journaling, gratitude, self-awareness and more. For four weeks, athletes learn to define their mindset, create better systems for goal setting, learn self and other communication skills and how to take responsibility for their athletic performance. This journal is a tool for athletes, but it's also an important resource for coaches, athletic trainers, sports med, physical therapist and parentswho work closely with athletes.

The year is 1997. A Silicon Valley startup registers the name Google.com; meanwhile, the breakout hit Titanic starts making serious box office waves. For Vance Chelan, a jaundiced media pro who is quite adept at playing the field, things have never looked so good.Confident and capable, in total command of his television career, Vance happily straddles a romantic tightrope between each of the women in his life-until he gets a jolt for the ages. There's nothing like a funeral to set the old adrenaline on edge, especially when questions about the afterlife arise.Now, confronted for the first time with his own immortality, Vance mounts a bizarre plan of redemption designed to ensure a ritzy place in Heaven. But the road to the pearly gates is strewn with devilish potholes.Grappling for answers, the things he holds near and dear start slipping through his fingers. Then one night in Las Vegas, at an industry convention, he reignites feelings for a hard-charging anchorwoman, who demands a choice of epic proportions. What will his decision be?One thing is certain: whatever it is, it will have eternal consequences.

Spiritual Journey introduces the concept of spiritual formation and how to get started on the adventure of drawing near to God. Each chapter includes four parts of a subject, an obstacle a spiritual discipline and a practice to help the reader understand different parts of the spiritual journey, identify roadblocks and learn how to navigate through to the other side. Covered themes include desperation for God, brokenness, God‿s desire for us, what is a spiritual journey, identity, hearing God and developing character. Identified obstacles such as lies, fear, anger, shame, refusal of love and disobedience reveal to the reader barriers to growth. Mirror moments are provided within each chapter to give the reader opportunity to immediately reflect and sort through thoughts and feelings that accompany the obstacles.Spiritual disciplines such as saying yes to God, community, meditation, journaling, listening prayer and submission are introduced for the reader to practice simple activities that bring transformation from the inside out. Dr. Wanda Walborn challenges readers to enter into the adventure of the spiritual journey, process through painful places, remove obstacles and step into the freedom and fullness provided through the presence and power of Christ.

Purpose Over Position is not just a motto to live by, it is a way of life that has the ability to transcend the way we think. This book is comprised of spiritual, inspirational and motivational substance to aid in living your Kingdom Purpose on Earth. Life deserves more than settling for temporary pleasures, titles and mediocracy. It is natural to focus on climbing the corporate ladder on the job, earning a starting position on a sports team, or pursuing financial wealth. However this book brings attention to the supernatural by focusing the perspective on God's Kingdom displayed on Earth. Our positions in life seem to always be at the forefront of our minds, which hinders us from living life more abundantly. This faith-based book is designed to help us live in purpose, on purpose, and with purpose!

Annalee marries Ned with a need in her heart to rescue, a personal sense of unworthiness, and a desperate need to be loved. Ned comes to his second marriage grieving for his young children who were kidnapped by a family member and abused before being placed in foster care. Annalee uses her background in legal work to negotiate the return of Ned's children to his custody. While working on her plans to adopt the children, Ned has a tragic accident leaving him with brain trauma. His emotional abuse escalates to outbursts of rage. Their home becomes a place of violence and terror. Although Annalee still loves Ned, she realizes the devastating effects of Ned's abuse on both her and the children. She feels trapped, terrified of the children being returned to foster care-or worse-returned to the abusive family member. Since the adoption is incomplete, Annalee has no legal right to take the children to safety, so she chooses to stay herself. While remaining married, Annalee and her children learn to break the cycle of abuse, reclaim their dignity, and hope for a future. This story is a testament to the overcoming power of faith, family, and forgiveness.

In this current age of distraction and abundance, your brain is constantly stimulated. Your brain is working constantly throughout day and night, and just like your body, working overtime can begin to take its toll. Just as your overall health and hygiene requires maintenance, so does your brain. We are now at a time when we have the science, understanding, and perspective to take a step back and realize the importance of brain health. But what do we need?Brain On, Game On is a user's manual to your most important tool, your brain. It lays out what your brain needs and teaches you how the brain is impacted by what we do every day and the world around us. Leigh Richardson will teach you why the lifestyle choices and environmental factors that impact brain health, also impact the physiology and psychology of your mental state. If you want to enhance your mental performance, increase your well-being, and optimize your overall health, this book is an essential tool in your journey

The moral uncertainty and apathy in our society to the plight of unborn children springs from the failure to identify them as real people.As a Board Certified Family Practitioner, Dr. John Hey provides numerous captivating vignettes from his fifty year-long practice of medicine, experiences that brought him to understand that these Little People are precious to God, protected by God, and deserving of being treated with the dignity, care, and legal protections afforded to all those who have already been born. All our practices and obligations toward the unborn must be constrained by this fundamental understanding. Along the way, Dr. Hey answers the ¿hard questions¿ about abortion and infanticide and gives a clear Gospel call to all who have been broken by sin in their treatment of the Little People.

Are you creating a life warmed by honor, love, and compassion? Or are you caught up in a ¿do for all until you hit the wall¿ atmosphere? Maybe your life is chaos central¿or just the opposite¿strictly glued to the high-control side. Perhaps, disappointments are zapping your spirit.For most women, all those atmospheres swirl. Yet, we long for centered lives full of joy, purpose, and soul-calming peace. In Gracious Living, Margaret Allen provides an eye-opening look into the atmospheres we create in our homes, churches, workplaces¿and our own heads. With prophetic insights from Scripture, Margaret digs deep into her own experience with God, using humor, raw vulnerability, and wisdom to shine light on a loving way to do life. She uses a velvet hammer to help women:Destroy inept attempts at being pleasant.Get down to real-deal ways to speak joy and hope into others¿and our own souls. Embrace lives filled with honor, love, and compassion.