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This book will help you release any hurt, shame, guilt, resentment, and unforgiveness from past sexual sins. I expose the spirit of lust through GOD point of view. GOD sent HIS SON Jesus to die for our sins while we were still in sexual sin. GOD does not intend for HIS children to be bound by the spirit of lust. I believe this book will deliver many people from sexual sin. We can only receive deliverance and healing if we first admit we are struggling with sexual sin. Some people may not be battling with sexual sin but are being held captive by their past sexual experiences. GOD desires to remove any shame and guilt you are carrying. Freedom to live for GOD is available for everyone but unfortunately, everyone will not receive it. DO YOU RECEIVE IT?

As in his role as an attorney, a real estate investor, sportsman, husband, father, or friend, Bruce Herwig is well known for his enthusiasm for life and forsharing stories of his adventures. As a Christian, Bruce would see God in everyday events and would share his experiences with others. Over time, hebegan to write these down into what he and his wife Carol would call God Stories. These stories would cover virtually every aspect of his life and beas diverse as the people he would encounter. In his enthusiastic way, Bruce would share these stories with anyone who would listen, and he began togather a following...people who kept asking for more. Those stories have turned into this book. Bruce desires that as you read his God Stories you will catch a glimpse of God's power on your journey to find God and Truth.

Human Journey To Self-Empowerment. Hope for the hopeless, for those who believe you have to be imprisoned in darkness, pain and emotional poverty. A voice for the voiceless that suffers in silence, suppressing their respective truth in order to live a lie, to avoid not being exposed and forced to be courageously vulnerable. Learning from family and relationship toxicity, which in turn the byproduct is elevation to a level of clarity to overstand the difference to not confuse the length of a relationship with the strength of a relationship. Last but not least, establishing success and not losing your foundation in the process. ' TROUBLESOME THE UNTOLD STORY' (OVERCOMING THE STORMS) is a guaranteed page turner that will inspire and examine the emotional, social, and physical construct of one's development.

Each day a puppy is seen through the window. Adventure awaits. A day full of fun. Follow along as Mailman Sonny introduces his new friend to many soon to be friends along his route 3.A story about love, adventure and new friends.Mailman Sonny Puppy In The Window

Want to transition from childhood to adulthood successfully? Discover how to empower yourself for a bright future.Are you looking for help navigating the ups and downs of being a teenager? Do you have a son or daughter going through growing pains? Hoping to avoid the pitfalls of emotional, psychological, and social challenges unique to young adults? As two experts in the field, multi-award-winning author Eichin Chang-Lim, OD, MS, MA and international psychologist Lora L. Erickson, PhD, LCPC, LMHC-QS, LPC have come together in a crucial collaboration. And now they're here to share how you can take charge and live your best life.Talking About Adolescence: Anxiety, Depression, and Adolescent Mental Health is an inspirational and easy-to-digest resource that explores top issues affecting young minds. Through a direct conversational style and engaging visuals, Chang-Lim and Erickson carefully walk you through each essential topic while providing healthy coping skills and habits to help you consistently make good choices. Equipped with the tools to succeed, teens, parents, and guardians will confidently look forward to a life of fulfillment and happiness.In Talking About Adolescence, you'll discover: - Passionate and well-researched information that can transform lives- A great start to productive dialogue that will allow parents and educators to connect with teens- How to triumphantly wade through the traps of social media- Ways to eliminate the stigma of mental illness so any young person can be comfortable seeking support and treatment- Key strategies to tackle self-harm, panic attacks, bullies, childhood trauma, substance abuse, neurodiversity, and much, much more!Talking About Adolescence: Anxiety, Depression, and Adolescent Mental Health is the must-have guide to thriving during those formative years and is the first book in the Talking About Adolescence series. If you like life-changing knowledge, learning more about yourself, and gaining control, then you'll love Eichin Chang-Lim & Lora L. Erickson's comprehensive handbook.Buy Talking About Adolescence to find self-empowerment today!

In 1934, a backyard auto mechanic, his dullard brother, and an M.I.T. graduate fleece the Massachusetts State Police at a Boston auto show when the trio steals a Thompson submachine gun from an exhibit. Days later, the bandits turn the weapon on hostages used as human shields, while killing two police officers during a bank heist in the sleepy suburb town of Needham. For the first time in Massachusetts history a machine gun has been used in a crime. It is yet another job during a ruthless deluge of bloodshed which leaves two more citizens dead and a pair of taxi cab drivers caged in a courtroom surrounded by a legion of vengeful witnesses on the verge of convincing a jury to sentence the friends to death by electrocution. Mired by political motivation and turmoil within an unorganized police force, tenacious detectives, known as "The Four Aces", find themselves clashing with more than just gangsters. Now, two rival crime reporters must combine wits to piece together the truth under the weight of competition between the city's mightiest newspapers.Against them are the tick of time, deficient evidence, and the indifference of cold blooded killers.

Join the Gibbons family on a remarkable journey as they bid farewell to their Canadian roots and set out on a quest for a more tranquil existence in the picturesque town of Denia, Spain. This heartwarming memoir chronicles every step in their adventure, from the breathtaking Mediterranean landscapes to the challenges of adapting to Spanish culture. As the Gibbons family immerses themselves in the Spanish way of life, you'll share in the charm of their morning routine, the profound impact of a global pandemic, and their determination to make Denia their forever home. This is a story of financial resilience, cultural adaptation, and the unbreakable bonds of family. Walk alongside the Gibbons family as they navigate the complexities of visas, embrace life in Spain, and discover the enchantment of local traditions and festivals.

"Finally, a most overdue book that builds a bridge to understanding and opens doors into the spirit of food and Cameroonian culture to the Americas. Damaris has the power to bring us all through her unbridled passion and gift of cooking. This is a treasure of a book- an honor to hold, and a delight to read, and a feast to cook from."RD Smith Jr., USMCNext Door Neighbor"In this beautiful cookbook, Damaris reclaims healthy foods that nourished a diverse people for generations and shows everyone how to feast in the bounties of love by giving honor to Almighty God at the center.Dwayne Hooper, Executive MinisterLargo Community Church

The book is a vivid account of a life lived at the margins of society in a country where class and access to quality of life would intersect with social determinants of health and dreams for a better future. The author's compelling description of life in the favela is a breathtaking rendition of a life lived on the edge of a sharp knife where hunger, abuse, disregard, lack of opportunities and infrastructure, of sanitation and food would trigger multiple defense mechanisms of survival: A samba of survival.How to outlive what one cannot control? Where is the light of the North Star to guide, like a focused laser beam, the spiritual strength to celebrate life and believe in the power of our inner strength? Maria Hogan's biography is a source of inspiration in which answers to these and more questions are found.

If birds could talk this book tells a story about what they could be saying to each other. It's a heart warming story about a robin named Ginny. And this brave little robin was determined to do things her own way. The story follows Ginny from the nest through many adventures of being a first season robin. You'll laugh and you might cry, but by the stories conclusion your spirit will sore with admiration to God for His special creation of birds.

One way to understand self is through the skeletal frame. ​Skeletal bones hold many secrets which can be unlocked to tell stories of humankind; they become lessons for life. This book provides four perspectives on bone: culture, measurement of bones and body postures, grammar, and bone names. Word roots and definitions related to bone vocabulary allow the reader to gain insight. A major theme is to know oneself-to develop self-awareness. What can a person learn about self from bones? This book accompanies each person on their quest to know themselves, whether or not on a conscious or subconscious level. The current popularity of DNA kits that are being sold today-as well as the many websites offering assistance to people delving into their ancestry-validate this. Whether it is to delve into possible hereditary health conditions or to locate relatives and forge a connectedness to others in the world around them, people want to learn more about themselves. Bones provide such framework, for body and self.

Dr. Stephen N. Alapbe graduated Doctor of Psychology Clinical Psychology (Psy.D, magna cum laude) from the California Southern University, Costa Mesa, California. The author also graduated from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Chicago with a master's degree in Psychology concentration Gerontology and a Certification ABA. The author had a Bachelor of Arts Psychology, Webster University St. Louis, MO. The author is a clinician/case manager at one of the behavioral health hospitals, St. Louis, MO. The author's research on "The Impact of Stress on Addiction" serves as a groundwork in writing the book. The author worked in different clinical settings as a psychiatric technician/therapist, habilitation specialist, direct care worker, caseworker, behavior support professional, clinician, and case manager. The experiences gained as a health care provider and clinician worthwhile and interactions with diverse client motivated passion of writing this book. The author impressed by Dr. Linda Salvucci, clinical instructor at California Southern University on the teaching of the course "The Psychology of Stress" motivated interest on doctoral research of addiction and eventually the writing of this bookThe author is a member of the APA; resides in St. Louis, MO and happily married with three children. The author is a devoted Christian, and love serving God and humanity.

What happens when a loving family man dies suddenly and a stranger takes his place?IVY HILL is a thoroughly American coming-of-age story set in the mid-20th century. Earthy, realistic, and mordantly funny, it is rich with details of that iconic era. It is also a timeless, universal tale of redemption, morality and conquering adversity, with nearly-mythic elements anyone from any century and virtually any culture would recognize: there's a wicked giant, a good grandmother and a bad one, a "ghost" or two, and even, in a manner of speaking, a dark potion. And at the center of the story, an innocent child.Love, death, danger and fate intertwine in this novel, which was inspired by author Arthur Ruben's actual life. It takes place in Brooklyn from 1952-1957, then Newark from 1958-1970. Ruben's protagonist, five-year-old "Eddie," is devastated following the death of his beloved 34-year-old father. He waits in vain and with a slowly breaking heart for Daddy to return. His mother's disastrous remarriage, plus the family's wrenching move from Brooklyn, NY, to the Ivy Hill section of Newark, NJ, turns Eddie's life inside out. Over the next thirteen years, he is transformed from helpless brokenhearted child into an entirely different creature. The post-war society he was born into is also transformed: the repercussions of that potent and turbulent time, still in living memory-Viet Nam, Woodstock, the Mansons, and especially now, civil rights-are with us to this day, and will resonate with millions of readers.

#1 Amazon Best SellerIt has been said that dragonflies are symbolic of imminent change: Dreaming of one signifies that life is not what it appears to be Dreaming of a swarm denotes dark stains of guilt on the soul. Dreaming of ingesting one means that one is devoured with a passion that needs to break free to the surface.I ignored the dragonflies that haunted my dreams.Seventeen-year-old Lexi Blane believed she was the creator of her own destiny. With a brilliant mind, a flawless boyfriend, and parents who would stop the earth from spinning for her, all was going according to plan.But when her perfect world unravels into one she doesn't know, it reveals the painful truth of her love, trust, and entire being. Ini the struggle to find her true self, Lexi learns she didn't create her destiny - it created her.

An understanding of Everything.All the things I learned In a single night of November.How to achieve balance, and how to discover answer.THE answer to the meaning of life, and how it was told to me.On the Night of November 24thsomething happened to meI haven't been able to explainbut from it I gained a new understanding of well...Everything...I began to see differentlyand now I study what I see.finding more and more connectionsthe more research I do into the ultimate answers.though I am not familiar with, nor have I studiedany forms of Philosophy, science, or psychology.there is something herethat I need to tell you.

Can you imagine what you would do if you were Santa for just one day? Would you eat cookies and candy canes all day? Would you fluff your beard and twirl your mustache? Or would you ride reindeer and sled with elves? Oh, what fun it would be, to be Santa for one day...

You may say, "I am just an ordinary guy, just an ordinary husband, and just an ordinary dad-nothing special." But God says different. You have been called according to His purpose...and it's a purpose worth fighting for! Unfortunately, this fight won't be easy. As a husband and dad, you can find yourself overwhelmed and just plain exhausted. Chuckie Stevens understands. He too is a husband and father who desires to lead his family well-to lead his family toward Jesus.As you journey through each chapter you will begin to see his amazing story, a story of a life worth sharing. A story of how Jesus can take an ordinary man to accomplish the extraordinary. This is not just Chuckie's story, it is yours. You will find yourself in the pages of this book and realize you too have a purpose to fulfill and a story to tell.

Ken Magill grew up in a time where kids played "guns" all day and no one batted an eye. They had crab-apple wars and shot tennis-ball cannons at each other. In summer, they went out in the morning and their mostly stay-at-home moms had no idea where they went or what they were doing.Magill's mercurial, violent, loving, and hilarious father was a vicious debater and a take-no-prisoners competitor who helped him develop the strength to overcome challenges as an adult."There, He's Crying" is alternately laugh-out-loud funny, heart-warming and disturbing.A gripping, first-hand account of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center will make you feel like you're there.Magill, a cigar-smoking, martini-drinking, gun-enthusiast, demonstrates love and sacrifice for a son who has declared himself a transgender woman. The email exchange between the two who clearly love one another but are 180-degrees apart will make this book worth your time.Ultimately, "There, He's Crying" is about knowing when to make life-altering decisions and dive into the unknown.

My name is Kyndleigh, that's Kind plus Lee, and being kind to others fills me with glee!"In this beautifully illustrated children's story, Bamboo is lost, wet, cold, and hungry. He tries to keep his spirits high as the hours tick by while he looks for his kitty Mommy. He shares his thoughts and feelings with ants, birds, butterflies, and other wildlife along the way. Just when he is about to give up, he meets Kyndleigh and listens to her singing about kindness. She rescues him and promises a life of cuddles and care. Their new forever friendship inspires them to teach others how to be kind.Join Kyndleigh and Bamboo as they learn about hope, friendship, and kindness to all, whatever their age or color, big or small. This heartwarming and charming tale by a noted clinical psychologist will be one your children want to read over and over. To learn more, visit Kyndleigh.com.

My classroom is in my chest and I am both Teacher and Student there. Clearing the mind of all thoughts allows me to drop inward where I teach myself based on how my cells react to the frequencies of each message needing discernment. More and More this process is quicker and quicker. Almost instantly, my inner wisdom guides me with less and less conscious effort as the outdated software that kept me in chains is being dismantled.

Mrs. Tinker soups up her old vacuum cleaner in hopes of getting her spring cleaning done more quickly. Little does she know what a dust busting adventure lies ahead.Third time author Lisa Jeffers brings Mrs. Tinker back in...The Great Spring Cleaning Caper. Lisa is also the author of Pudgie And His Great Big Feet and Mrs. Tinker and Her Super Rocket Powered Recliner.

The stories you will find laced throughout this book are from many different individuals and perspectives. These stories of our interviewees are from their real-life experiences including both failures and successes.Our desire for this book is to inspire, motivate, educate, and support anyone in whatever your walk of life. Regardless of your vocation, career, or path in life, you can enhance your outcomes and the experiences along the way through the application of the methods you will find throughout this book.

In a world increasingly governed by algorithms, "Piano Player" delves into a pressing dilemma: Can human artistry withstand the relentless advance of Artificial Intelligence?Step into the future with Julian, a musical prodigy with a fervent belief that art should remain human. As he embarks on a journey to be recognized as the world's most talented pianist, he's bound to clash with Orpheus, a music streaming company that harnesses Artificial Intelligence to generate personalized compositions.Through the eyes of Alex, Julian's best friend who owes his life to technological intervention, we navigate a story that captures the pulse of our digital age and the intertwined destinies of two distinct souls. While Alex envisions a future where technology elevates humanity, Julian grapples with the unsettling prospect of being overshadowed by machines.Sergio Beall weaves a tale that is both a profound reflection on the resilience of the human spirit and a timely exploration of the unforeseen impacts of technological progress. "Piano Player" prompts readers to ponder: In a world dominated by AI, where does the essence of humanity truly lie?

This compilation of Fire Department stories and events was gathered over many years. Some of the facts from yester-years traditions, techniques and technologies don't measure up to a modern fire department like ours. Fighting fire is a science in South Bend.This is the end of the third and fourth volumes of the history of the South Bend Fire Department, sourced mostly from newspaper articles, City Council documents, and interviews with active-duty firefighters and retirees. It is a compilation of fire department stories wherever they could be found. Told from the perspective of the department gives it a human touch. It was a joy reliving what those who came before us did on and off the fire ground. I know those of you who are credited in this collection of stories will remember the events you were present at years ago. I still remember it like it was yesterday. There is something in this history for everyone, including kids (although some kids might be too young). You'll find interesting statistics, day-to-day activity and events, as well as high drama in the fight for life and the living.

Bored by his Pinkerton mission, twenty-year-old Cian Lonergan gets thrown into the deep end of a mystery involving the deaths of several Union Army officers. Undercover and unwelcomed by his regiment, the young captain discovers a plot in the command structure that may change the course of the Civil War. Incinerated, strung up, and kidnapped...he adopts his abusers' techniques to penetrate their circle of secrecy. But will he live long enough to expose their treachery? Joined in his mission by a Southern belle and a bull of a man from the regiment, Cian and the others risk their lives to unravel a deep conspiracy and stop the murders once and for all.