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Experience the Lord of the dance!Let's be real: while life in Christ is filled with riches for the soul, there are also many challenges as we walk through this broken world toward our heavenly home: ¿ Coping with unanswered prayer ¿ Being wounded by loved ones ¿ Feeling no longer needed ¿ Longing for freedom from legalismDuring thirty years of ministry, Jim Clark has encountered stories of Christ-followers who faced innumerable challenges and yet found joy, freedom, and a deep purpose as they put their lives in the hands of Jesus. Jim takes you on a journey of these fellow pilgrims during which you'll witness the intersection of tough obstacles with a powerful, yet tender Savior. You'll learn of the wife who forgave deeply from the heart, the addict who became a pastor to those seeking recovery, the elderly who found purpose through service, and the man who preached a sermon at his own funeral. It's a journey that can inspire you to face your own obstacles and challenges with faith, hope, and joy in the Holy Spirit. You just might find yourself dancing as you experience more of God's amazing grace.Real stories about real people - living, struggling and growing in their faith in Jesus Christ. This is what Jim Clark brings to life. It's a must-read for anyone interested in a timeless treasure of encouraging stories of faith. -Merlin Mann, Professor of Journalism,Arkansas Tech UniversityThis is a great book about an even greater hope. It's a profound call to embrace God's incredible capacity to heal, forgive and love. -Danny Sims, Executive Director, Global Samaritan Resources

A graphic novel telling of the life of Jamaican reggae singer, song writer, musician, and guitarist who achieved international fame and acclaim. Starting out in 1963 with the group The Wailers, he forged a distinctive songwriting and vocal style that would later resonate with audiences worldwide.

Living for Kicks is Omnibus's first fictional graphic novel, the tale of young Mod Spike Spellane and his attempts to hustle enough money in sleazy 1960s Soho to start a record label.