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Christianity, a simple way to use powerful tools for a beautiful journey.(You can) Find faith if you're 4 or 104 -Easy as ABC.Understand the concepts for an eternity of peace and love. What is the gospel? What is faith? Who is Christ? This is an illustrated quest that provides simple Biblical answers to common questions, like - "How do I pray?"And Jesus said, "This, then, is how you should pray ...Our Father, who art in HeavenHallowed be thy name,Thy kingdom come,thy will be doneOn Earth, as it is in Heaven.Give us this day,Our daily bread,and forgive us our trespassesAs we forgive thosewho trespass against us.Lead us not into temptation,But Deliver us from evil.For thine is the Kingdom,The power, andThe Glory forever and ever.Amen.(Matthew 6:9-13)

Whoever believes "it is more blessed to give than to receive" will be stuck wondering if they deserve to receive an answered prayer. This book helps people who are stuck waiting for their prayers to be answered. The Bible says, "It is the Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom" (Luke 12:32). Thus, it is your birthright to receive unconditionally.This book is about receiving what you prayed for and how it happens. You will be introduced to the three steps of unconditional receiving that Dr. Joyce has created for you to easily join her and the many others who have shared their stories of unconditional receiving.Dr. Joyce Hutchinson Craft holds bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees as well as certification as a spiritual practitioner. She attended Folk High School in Jamaica, West Indies, which had teachings centered around the school motto, "With God, all things are possible." It is the keystone to her life and her work. She blends education, life experience, and the Science of Mind to teach others how to attain their highest good through spiritual philosophy. Her work as an author and spiritual practitioner includes teaching and lecturing.

Gladys Hyman is a loving mother of three, grandmother of eight, and new mother of four children placed in her care, all while being a pastor at Harvest One Way Ministries for twenty-four years. Gladys was one of thirteen children, and just like her mother, she puts her heart out for any and everything she can do for a child. She has always put the needs of others first even when she didn't have for herself because she knew that God would provide! This is truly a woman who sits at the feet of the Master to show herself approved. The Woman Doing It God's Way is the first of many books that are in the making. Gladys is finally fulfilling her dreams of becoming a renowned author and will not let anything get in her way. Her trials have caused her to triumph in knowing who she really is! Watch out and watch God because this woman is going to continue to do it in God's way and fulfill her calling in life.

Mary for the Moment: My Broken, His Rescue is an inspiring collection of poetry and prose, highlighting the brokenness of the human condition and how God can use our darkest tragedies to transform our lives into purposeful walks of hope and restoration. The author draws upon her own personal experiences with sorrow and the discovery of faith to address controversial topics such as humanity's on-going struggle with grief, the negative stigma associated with mental illness, and the declining state of American values and ideals. Written for those searching for strength, perseverance, and meaning in the midst of suffering, this heartfelt treasure addresses the need of every human being to attain inner peace, connection to a higher power, and love that endures in all circumstances.

I'm Sorry, God, written by Shera Hastings, is a must-read book about her riveting testimony on how Jesus Christ came into her life and saved her, which resulted in her being radically changed from a worldly, carnal thinking so-called Christian to a devout servant of the Most High King, Jesus Christ! Read how she was able to obtain the free gifts of grace, salvation, and redemption by truly repenting from willfully sinning and idolatry. Nevertheless, she acknowledges her faults to God by not only apologizing for all her sins, but she goes even further by apologizing for what our ancestors did to our beloved Savior, all while undergoing heavy spiritual warfare. She includes an open letter to God in atonement and in great reverence of his grace and mercy in addition to disclosing how the Holy Spirit revealed the one true all-encompassing doctrine. All of this information is for educational purposes only in order to help others build a relationship with our precious and magnificent Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. (John 14:6)And when I saw Him, I fell at His feet as dead. And He laid His right hand upon me, saying unto me, "Fear not; I am the First and the Last. I am He that liveth, and was dead; and behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen, and have the keys of hell and of death." (Revelation 1:17-18)That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. (Philippians 2:10-11)

America was built on a Christian foundation. While always allowing for a diversity of thoughts and a variance of religious expression, the values of the nation were consistent. Listening to the voice of God, as spoken through Scripture, was critical to the early leaders.We have fallen far from those early foundations. We have abandoned the values that shaped us. How would the Savior, who formed the church and ordained the nation, speak to us today, in our post-Christian age?We are familiar with the phrase, "What would Jesus do?" This book explores another significant question: "What would Jesus say?" If He came to us today, what would His message be?You will be surprised at the wide variety of messages we might expect to hear from Jesus today. We will hear His words to the churches in Revelation and in other passages of Scripture.Be prepared to be challenged, encouraged, and reassured by Jesus's words.

Craved from our first breath until the last, love's splendor guides us toward our salvation. Challenging anyone who dares to take on the gauntlet called life. From a womb's darkness to the light of day, along the end of each, we're rocked by love's lullabies beneath stars and dreams. Why our circled beginnings starts out as the purest form of having nothing. As our tiny hands holds small change, growing in the wealth of each embrace. Of being overwhelmed by love's warmth and stunned by its chills; these seasons come and go. From the lessons in how we learn to crawl before you can walk. As each step taken allows everyone to find their balance, our self-worth. For love is a priceless piece of art, as its hues will take on different emotions. We're drawn by each stroke throughout living. Of our belief in God, family, friends, goals, loss, success, failure, and truth, these torches we pass down to our children. So permit me this chance of being my model, and I will paint you such stories of love. Get comfortable in your favorite chair, or just lie in your bed snuggled beneath the sheets. I shall attempt to turn you up, down, and around throughout loves' magical. It's amazing without any strings attached. And at its end, you may think I was right there the whole time.

Garden Gate Village is alive and well in Book 2 of the Nugget Series. Dads influence their children greatly. In Daddy Says, we see examples of dads actively incorporating biblical messages through Christ to teach a lesson to their children.

When you think of disability, what comes to mind? You might assume that it is a medical term, but I was surprised to find out it is not medical. It is a legal term. Understanding disability is the first step of being stable. I have included my testimony as it pertains to the Word of God. I have some resources for you in the book: I have a few devotionals, some mental health worksheets, and I teach you how to do routines and to plan to reach your goal of becoming stable.This book will teach you how to be a published author and increase your income and leave a legacy for the next generation. This book will help you practice using your imagination and get your creative juices flowing to come up with your vision.A vision is something that is the end result that you want to accomplish. A vision is important because you don't want life to make decisions for you. Deciding if you want to create a legacy of faith for your kids is a life-and-death situation. There is life and death in the tongue. This book has practical information that you can apply today to reach your vision.

There are reasons that children don't listen, and there are ways to convert bad attitudes. If you believe that training up a child in the way he should go and honoring your parents may be part of how you get your child to feed a cat - or get your child to come when you call, finish homework, or be home by suppertime - this book is for you.Besides, it has cartoons.

Follow the little lamb on an adventure. Here our lamb will learn a valuable lesson about who comes after us when we are lost. Like the lamb, we, too, can learn wonderful insights for when we wander.

Your child's new favorite bedtime story, Cuthbert is the tale of a majestic American bald eagle who loves to swoop and fly above the clouds, until one day, his life changes, and through adversity, he learns the power of God's love and grace and what it really means to soar. A wonderful book that helps children learn that no matter what happens, your spirit will always soar in the love of God.

Seventeen-year-old Kylie's life is turned upside down when she discovers that not only do faeries exist, but she is half faerie, and not only is she half faerie, but she is also the granddaughter of the great faerie, Queen Azarya, and being the last living relative of the queen, she is also the only person who can destroy the dark powers of the evil faerie lord, Sadasun.Along with her uncle, Sir Liam, and her four best friends, Hunter, Leah, Colin, and Jared, she sets out on a perilous journey to do just that, submitting to the will of the Just Creator and accepting this task which he has given her.Suddenly, in a world she never knew existed, she and her friends are forced to battle creatures that should only exist in a person's worst nightmares, doing whatever is necessary to fulfill this task given her. Along the way, they learn the importance of having faith in the Just Creator and trusting him in all situations, especially when all things seem hopeless.

Who is a caregiver?A caregiver is anyone who is called upon to care for the needs of another. It might be as little as knowing that you need to call Dad a couple of times a week to make sure he is okay, or perhaps you are bringing meals to someone and taking them to doctor's appointments. Then there are the full-time caregivers who have dedicated their lives to the complete care of another. This book is dedicated to all of you who care about someone enough to do tangible things to help someone who needs you.It is estimated that nearly one in five Americans is involved in caregiving at some level, and the number is rising rapidly. Sadly, studies also show that the general health and well-being of caregivers have declined. And as our population ages, the need for more caregivers will increase.Providing care for a family member or friend can be rewarding and provide a real sense of purpose, it also poses challenges for the caregiver. There are many resources available that seek to educate and empower caregivers about how to perform caregiving tasks, but I have noted that there is a huge need for caregivers to be encouraged, blessed, and given hope!In this book, the author shares true stories of life as a caregiver, spanning decades. It is so important to know that you are not alone! The feelings and challenges you are experiencing are hard for even your closest family and friends to truly understand, but you'll see in these stories that you can truly have joy in the midst of your difficulty.We hope that this book will provide encouragement, joy, and hope!--Phil LeichliterPhil takes you by the hand and shares with you his love and gratitude. His book helps you prepare for moments of joy and of pain, the nuance of the simplest suggestions, and the most meaningful responses, allowing you to provide compassionate care. Savor this book. Your heart will open.--Andrea Zanko, MS, genetic counselor, University of California at San Francisco, Genetics Clinic; retired; creator of the UCSF Huntington's Disease Clinic

Discovering Me 365 will help you understand why you are alive and who you are and reveal God's amazing plan for you, both here and now. Abel Njoh will guide you through a personal 365-day spiritual journey that will transform your life and answer the most important questions. Who am I? How to stay focused? Why am I here? Knowing God's purpose for creating you will reduce the distraction in your life and elevate you to greater heights. You are promised to discover your hidden potential and become the man/woman of value, for you were created to live a life of abundance and prosperity. And with the help of this book, you will attain that. God gives us the ability to create wealth for ourselves, and here is the guide. You will have encountered breakthroughs in all areas of your personal growth--spiritual, emotional, economic, mental, relational, social, and physical. Prepare yourself for a life-enhancing journey as Discovering Me 365 helps you discover you!

Growing up wanting to catch a glimpse of my future, I never would have imagined my life to evolve as it did. Some of it was spiritually amazing, and another part a collapse. Unveiling these events, I expose how God has been engaged in my personal journey. These private experiences may deeply touch your heart. Perhaps you'll be able to relate. Some may be humorous and hopefully put a smile on your face, some may be of personal interest, and some may be intense. Prepare yourself!In these chapters of In the Hollow of His Hand, I unmask the many times I cradled myself in God's hand as I lived through a very weak portion of existence. Some may think this book is religious. I see it as spiritual--Christian spiritual.If something in my testimony or a short memoir from the lives of other very unique and wonderful people influences your life, then my mission is successful. My heart will delight that you were touched by the contents shared within these sheets of paper. And I will thank the Lord.

Those who know God as their Father may recognize that the way He dealt with the nation of Israel in the Old Testament is the same way He deals with us as His adopted spiritual children.In a bond of love, He directs us in the right way to go. He then walks along with us for the rest of our lives, disciplining us toward becoming everything we were meant to be as we enjoy His companionship. If we resist His direction, we find ourselves isolated, experiencing the stress of loneliness. When we come to our senses, we return and confess. He always forgives us and resumes His discipline.The Old Testament story of God and Israel is like a parable of how a perfect parent raises a child. It is a story for you and me, the children of God.

Throughout the centuries, the life of Jesus has been extensively documented and recorded through various sources such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, movies, stories, and the Bible. While there have been descriptions of Jesus by scholars and his apostles, no painting or drawing of his likeness has ever been discovered. Instead, depictions of Jesus have been portrayed through historical pictures, paintings, and statues. In recent years, significant findings, such as scrolls containing stories of Jesus in the Dead Sea area, have been unearthed in caves, leading to ongoing excavations in search of further artifacts from the past.

John, the author of this gospel account, introduces us to Jesus Christ, the Word that "became flesh and dwelt among us." John's concern is the nature and person of Jesus and the meaning of faith in Him. The purpose for writing this gospel account is found in 20:21, which says, "These things have been written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name."As a member of the Twelve, John was an eyewitness to the miracles of Jesus, an eyewitness to the teachings and preaching of Jesus, and an intimate friend of Jesus, identified within the gospel as "the disciple that Jesus loved." John's unique perspective comes from being a member of the "inner circle" of Peter, James, and John. These three men were present at all the key moments of Jesus's ministry, including the Last Supper, the garden of Gethsemane, and the Mount of Transfiguration.For three intense years, John watched Jesus live and love; he listened to Him preach and teach; John saw Jesus crucified, and at the foot of the cross, Jesus transferred the care of His mother to the disciple whom He loved. John saw the risen Christ, forever changing his life from a hot-tempered youth to a devoted, fruitful follower, and pillar of the early church.Are you a devoted follower of Jesus Christ? How deep is your commitment? It is this author's belief that as you journey through John over the next thirty days, you will be compelled to make one of three choices: (1) Jesus was a lunatic; (2) Jesus was a liar; or (3) Jesus is Lord.

Building a Snowman is a story about seeing life through the eyes of a child. The five fables in this book are stories that bring animal characters to life as they explore lessons in love, sharing, caring, and disobedience and its consequences.It's about forgiveness and lessons learned. It's learning to be courageous, making hard choices and, of course, looking for adventure. As you journey through the pages of this book with your loved ones, it is Bunny Peper's heart's desire that you may also hear a little voice say, "Read it again, ______. Read it again."

Crossing Little River transports you to the captivating realm of country life, weaving together the tapestry of a journey from childhood to adulthood with a poetic sensibility that uplifts the reader' s heart. In the presence of these words of solace and hope, the mind is set free to wander and find tranquility. As you traverse the river and behold its breathtaking waters, a serene joy embraces you, surrounded by trees, rocks, and glimpses of fish gracefully swimming beneath the surface. The idyllic banks, adorned with lush trees, beckon memories of a simpler existence intertwined with the delightful presence of birds, rabbits, chickens, pigs, dogs, and cats. In those days of yore, the world seemed vibrant and alive, illuminated by twinkling stars in the night sky, accompanied by the moon casting its gentle glow, and serenaded by the harmonious melodies of wind and water cascading freely down the meandering river. It is impossible not to envision the love, kindness, and boundless happiness bestowed upon us by this exquisite marvel of God's creation.

Today, there are many attacks against the Word of God, but I believe in the authority given to us. The Bible is not referring to the mythological unicorn, the horse-with-a-horn creature of fairy tales and fantasy literature. In my study of the unicorn, I am led to believe that it was a wild ox. I believe it was a real creature of great strength.In Numbers 23:22 and 24:8, God compares His own strength to that of a wild ox. Deuteronomy 33:17 is a part of Moses, blessing on Joseph. He compares Joseph's majesty and strength to a firstborn bull. Moses prays for Joseph's military force, picturing it like a unicorn (wild ox) goring the nations.In Psalm 22:21, David asks God to save him from the powers of his wicked enemies, described as "the horns of the unicorns." In Psalm 29:6, the power of God's voice shakes the earth, causes the great cedars of Lebanon to break and "skip like a calf; Lebanon and Sirion like a young unicorn." In Psalm 92:10, the writer confidently describes his military victory as "the horn of an unicorn."In Isaiah 34:7, as God is about to unleash his wrath upon Edom, the prophet Isaiah draws a picture of a great sacrificial slaughter, classifying the wild ox (unicorn) with the ceremonially clean animals that will fall to the sword.In Job 39:9-12, Job compares the unicorn or wild ox--a standard symbol of strength in the Old Testament--with domesticated oxen. I believe the unicorn is now extinct throughout the world.