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This is Perfect for YOU if... You are a devoted Christian parent of a soccer-playing child or children, seeking to create a deeper and lasting bond with your son and/or daughter while fostering spiritual growth within your family.You desire to replace ineffective parenting methods with positive and transformative approaches, building harmonious relationships with your child and instilling love, trust, and understanding.You long to break free from feelings of disconnection or frustration within your parent-child relationship and are eager to learn practical tools and strategies to strengthen your connection.You are committed to personal growth and are open to exploring new perspectives on communication, forgiveness, and family activities that align with your Christian values.You are looking for a supportive and like-minded community of Christian parents, where you can share experiences, seek advice, and celebrate the joys of parenting young athletes within a faith-centered framework.

Losing Your Luggage takes you on a journey through Romans 6-8, helping you find freedom from the sinful baggage that weighs you down. Your guide for this trip is Rick Reed, who brings out practical, down-to-earth wisdom from Paul's letter as he walks alongside you on this journey. He is one who speaks from experience and is a helpful guide to show you the main sights and lessons of these important chapters. Journey toward greater joy and freedom in Christ-and lose some sinful baggage along the route!

"In rural Indiana, the underground mines that once held coal and iron ore have become killing grounds. In two counties, five corpses have been discovered. Their deaths appear accidental, from drowning or suffocating in flooded and abandoned mines. But local authorities, including Chief Shaunda Lynch, have uncovered evidence suggesting they've all been murdered. Assigned to the case as Federal Agents, Detectives Jack Murphy and Liddell Blanchard take charge of the investigation. Shaunda's proven herself more than capable of policing her jurisdiction and resents the intrusion of male authority figures. As Jack digs deep into the case, he discovers the victims have checkered pasts. But no matter who believes the killings are justified, someone still has to pay for the crime."--Back cover.

Cop vs. Killer Detective Jack Murphy never met a cold case he couldn't crack. This one's been on ice for 37 years. The prime suspect in a decades-old unsolved murder is about to be named Evansville's next Chief of Police. The Mayor wants the top cop's name cleared-and that's why Murphy and his partner, Liddell Blanchard, are ordered tore-open the investigation. But when the victim's sister and mother are targeted for violence, troubling new questions arise. Is this the work of the same killer, or is someone else playing a deadly game? The answers lie buried in the past. But no one digs through the dirt like Jack Murphy . . . Praise for Rick Reed and his novels "Reed gives the reader a story worth every minute and every penny spent." -Book Reporter "Rick Reed knows the dark side as only a real-life cop can, and his writing crackles with authenticity."-Shane Gericke "A jaw-dropping thriller."-Gregg Olsen "Reed thrusts his story forward to bring us along on a ride we won't soon forget!" -Suspense Magazine

"Detective Jack Murphy can read a crime scene like a book. When the naked, brutalized corpse of a narcotics cop is found, it's not the body that tells him a sick killer is on the loose, but the monkey figurine-of the "see no evil" kind-shoved down his throat. It's a message, not a clue. Then a high-profile judge is set on fire. Another figurine left behind. Murphy has a guess what's next. But it's not what he expects. The torture-killer taking out Evansville's defenders of law and order isn't the only one with secrets. The victims might have a few, too..." -- Back cover.

"The headlines scream the ghastly news of an abandoned truck filled with murdered immigrants. Detective Jack Murphy and his partner Liddell Blanchard are on the case. They've got a lone survivor, rumors of a witness, and the feds getting in their way. Jack's gut tells him there's a connection with a local killing-and the bloodshed is far from over. He's going up against a butcher who commits the unspeakable in the name of protecting America. Some say the worst crime is to look the other way. Jack Murphy only looks for justice."--Back cover.

It Takes A Cop Like Jack Murphy To Find Justice . . .Jack Murphy knows a setup when he sees one. Proving it makes his day. Especially when it involves his own partner. Lured into a trap, Evansville P.D. Detective Liddell Blanchard is accused of murdering a cop who was investigating a shadowy voodoo cult. Justice is murky enough in the swamplands of Louisiana, but when a purported descendent of Marie Leveaux menaces a murder investigation, the gumbo really hits the fan. Corruption comes with the territory. But there are darker forces at play-and only Murphy can see the light . . . Praise for Rick Reed and his novels "A jaw-dropping thriller."-Gregg Olsen "As authentic and scary as crime thrillers get."-Nelson DeMille "Rick Reed knows the dark side as onlya real life cop can, and his writing crackles with authenticity."-Shane Gericke "Put this on your must-read list."-John Lutz "Det. Jack Murphy tracks killers through a political maze of lies, deceptionand dishonor that leads to a violent, pulse-pounding climax."-Robert S. Levinson "Reed thrusts the boundaries of his story forward to bring us along on a ride we won't soon forget!"-Suspense Magazine "Reed gives the reader a genre story worth every minute and every penny spent."-Book Reporter

Contributors: Rick Reed, Michael Haykin, Barry Howson, David Barker, Wayne Baxter, Gord Oeste, Cyril Guérette, Marianne Vanderboom, Stan FowlerThis joint effort by professors from Heritage College & Seminary, Cambridge, Ontario, seeks to leverage scholarly learning for the good of Christ's church, applying academic study to ministry situations. Its aim is to support, strengthen and sharpen the church by assisting its leaders to become more biblically solid and spiritually vibrant.Topics range from reuniting God's people to God's Word, the big picture of the Bible, the shepherd metaphor, the history of a theological institution, the importance of background to preaching and teaching, leadership lessons from Judges, the pastor as poet, singleness and rethinking Christian funerals. Though varied in theme, each essay forms part of a united vision to establish biblical leaders and equip the church to serve out its Christ-centred gospel mission.

"Reed Writes As Only A Cop Can.... Impressive And Dramatic." --Nelson Demille Take One Deranged Killer. Add One Determined Cop. You Get One Deadly Obsession...From the moment he sees the young woman''s body in her hotel bathtub, homicide detective Jack Murphy knows he''s looking at a truly demented but brilliantly designed puzzle. She''s been drained of blood. Missing her left hand--and the killer left a special message just for him. Hours later, he sees her severed hand arranged on a second victim''s body. The newspaper has the gruesome details. The FBI has a theory. But only Murphy knows how hard he''ll have to push--and how much he''ll have to risk--to thwart the killer''s twisted game. Praise for Rick Reed and his novels"Everything you want in a thriller: strong characters, plenty of gory story, witty dialogue, and a narrative that demands you keep turning those pages." --Book Reporter "Like The Cruelest Cut, The Coldest Fear is Reed at his thriller best! Reed thrusts the boundaries of his story forward to bring us along on a ride we won''t soon forget!" --Suspense Magazine"As authentic and scary as crime thrillers get."--Nelson DeMille"Put this on your must-read list."--John Lutz"A jaw-dropping thriller."--Gregg Olsen"A tornado of drama."--Shane Gericke

In the bestselling tradition of Joseph Wambaugh, retired police detective Reed makes a sensational fiction debut with a serial-killer thriller that is hard-hitting, authentic, and completely riveting. This is as authentic and scary as crime thrillers get.--Nelson DeMille. Original.