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Remembrance is an intimate walk with God through His power to change lives. This journey at healing and restoration speaks of one woman's struggle to stand on the word of God and the praises that come out of His glory. The author covers a wide array of topics for anyone looking to overcome pain and draw nearer to God. A.K. Wilson is a teacher by profession. Coffee is her always available at her home. She resides in Kentucky with her dog, Luna. She loves Jesus and wants others to know His amazing love and mercy. She works with a group called From the H.E.A.R.T. (Helping Every Addict Recovering Today) ministering to the addicts and the homeless in her community. This is her first book.

I just want everybody to know if you delight yourself in God, he will give you give the desire of your heart. Ps. 37:4 You will get a miracle when you are ready for the miracle. John 3:34. I have learned with faith (Heb. 11:1) there's no limit to the blessings that God has in store for his servants. Just his word is so very powerful. Is. 55:11 and Heb. 4:12 Having served in the military and everyday life living you are exposed to many dangerous situations and I am so glad that I had the Almighty God to lean on. During my tenure in the military I noticed that some soldiers had no spiritual knowledge or wisdom, so I filled that void in some cases. Furthermore, when you believe and trust in God, He will always have your back. Is.52:12.

El trabajo tiene un propósito más grande para los cristianos que simplemente ganar dinero o satisfacer las necesidades temporales de las personas. Existe una conexión entre lo que hacemos y lo que Dios quiere que se haga en el mundo. Los cristianos a veces tienen la idea errónea de que trabajar en el "ministerio a tiempo completo" (como pastor, misionero u obrero de la iglesia, etc.) es la única manera de hacer que sus vidas laborales cuenten sirviendo a Dios. Sin embargo, Dios nos usa en diferentes roles de trabajo para satisfacer necesidades, actuando como una extensión de Su provisión para Su creación. Con este conocimiento de que nuestra vida laboral es nuestro ministerio sin importar cuál sea nuestra vocación, los lectores pueden comenzar a buscar oportunidades para ser usados por Dios y recibir un rejuvenecimiento en el propósito y el llamado. El Valor del Trabajo a los Ojos de Dios se enfoca en la teología del trabajo y la conexión entre el trabajo y la fe, discutiendo cómo el Señor usa nuestra vida laboral como nuestro ministerio. El libro cubre un análisis profundo de varias áreas: revisión de la literatura que trata de la "teología del trabajo", puntos de vista históricos y actitudes hacia el trabajo, datos bíblicos relacionados con el trabajo y formas prácticas de incorporar la fe al trabajo. DOUGLAS E. WOOLLEY obtuvo cuatro títulos universitarios en las áreas de Ciencias de la Computación y Teología. Actualmente trabaja para JPMorgan Chase & Co. como ingeniero de software, después de haber trabajado para Verizon durante muchos años como ingeniero de sistemas. Desde principios de 2018, se desempeña como Secretario Internacional de la Fraternidad Internacional de hombres de Negocios del Evangelio Competo Full (FGBMFI). Como estudiante de último año de la escuela secundaria, Doug se ubicó entre los mejores en los EE. UU. En matemáticas, programación de computadoras y ciencias. Es un orador, profesor y autor internacional. Doug reside en Tampa, Florida, EE. UU. Con su esposa Marsha y su perro Napoleón.

This is the story of a child who was born out of wedlock to a mother who would eventually give her up for adoption. A child, who, in spite of four and a half years of loving care by her maternal grandparents, faced the rejection of being given away. Why, she did not know nor understand. She only knew she was not wanted. She was adopted by wonderful parents who loved her and gave her all the support, affirmation and opportunities imaginable, yet through it all the fear of rejection persisted. But God had a very special plan for her life and year by year, as she began to trust Him, her fear of rejection and failure began to dissipate. She not only came to trust Jesus as her personal Savior, but allowed Him to direct her life, one step at a time, into full time Christian service. During her forty years as a female pastor in two male-dominated denominations, she experienced many challenges, disappointments, and failures, yet through it all God was faithful and this book is the result of that faithfulness. For you see, I was that child. Blessings always, Carolyn Jean Cammenga (Rev. Mrs.) Rev. Carolyn Cammenga was born in Oak Park, Illinois and raised in nearby Riverside, where she graduated from Riverside-Brookfield High School. She holds a B.A. degree in speech and drama from Monmouth College, a M.S degree in guidance and counseling from Illinois State University, a Master of Divinity degree from Calvin Theological Seminary and a post-graduate Master of Theology degree also from Calvin Theological Seminary. She taught in Egypt, Germany, Mississippi; Illinois and Michigan. Following her ordination in 1980 as a pastor in the Presbyterian Church USA, she served churches in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida. In 2005 she was ordained in the Christian Reformed Church and served as a chaplain at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan and as an associate pastor at Plymouth Heights CRC also in Grand Rapids until her retirement in 2012. She and her late husband, Bill, were leaders in planting churches in Morton, Illinois and Cascade, Michigan.

Genesis can be difficult to understand, hard to read, and sometimes very boring (especially those lists of names). Broken Pencils will help you gain an appreciation and maybe even a love for the book of Genesis. Many questions will be answered, but many will remain since Genesis was written by Moses as a warning and a motivation to the Israelites to remember their heritage and future before entering the promised land and not as an answer book about creation. You will laugh and cry as you read Genesis from the point of view of a sinner in need of God's immeasurable grace. You will learn how our choices affect us as well as future generations. And you will discover how God interacts with a sinful humanity to accomplish his purpose to have a relationship with those he created. We are like broken pencils that God uses to write his story. Expect this book to be easy to read and understand. But don't expect it to be easy to swallow. You will be greatly challenged by the warnings as well as the motivations to walk obediently with God. And you will be overwhelmed with the grace he shows when we fail and return to him. Mark Evans is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and has over twenty years' experience as a pastor. He has also been a Police Chaplain and a Deputy Sheriff. He lives in Salem, Oregon and has been happily married to his beautiful wife, Sheri, since 1984 and has one daughter, Meghan. In his off time, he writes, trains assistance dogs, and plays with his grandson, Alex.

A most unlikely pair: A White woman, who had lived all over the U.S. and the world as a Navy officer's daughter-an elementary-school teacher by profession. And an African-American man, born in the Deep South, who had been confined to mental institutions and prisons for more than thirty years. This is the story of that man, and how God paired these two individuals to journey on the improbable path God had prepared for them. A retired special education teacher, Juanita enjoys travel, reading, running, volunteering, gardening and sewing. She and her husband Bill are Cleveland Orchestra subscribers and are devoted to many small groups within their church. Juanita is active in her community, and resides in Richfield, Ohio, in century home with 3 acres and a buggy barn.

WHEN YOU THINK YOU CAN'T COME BACK FROM ALL THE WRONG TURNS IN LIFE NOTHING WASTED: LESSONS LEARNED ALONG MY JOURNEY It is said that "hindsight is 20/20." In this book, Rev. Dr. Vanessa Guest brings the reader insights on the less than perfect life to illuminate how God can bring one back on the path of His purpose! If you ever thought that you couldn't recover from mistakes and raw deals handed to you in life-think again! With the backdrop of her less than perfect life, she uses to highlight the lessons learned from her life story to speak of the uncontrollable and the unexpected, the devastation and the downturns, the highs and bright spots life can bring. Dr. Guest shows us how faith in God and reliance on. His Word to highlight how foundational lessons and that sometimes, even when God allows pain and heartbreak to come into your life, nothing is ever lost, nothing is truly wasted; when God has a vision and plan for your life! Vanessa Guest is a native New Yorker. She attended CUNY/York College where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and became a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Dr. Guest earned a Master of Divinity degree at NYACK/Alliance Theological Seminary Nyack, NY. In June of 2010, Dr. Guest earned her doctorate in Christian Counseling from the Andersonville Theological Seminary. Dr. Guest received and accepted the call to the preaching ministry and was licensed on June 12, 2001 when she embarked on a ministry of preaching and teaching. Dr. Guest later received a Master of Arts degree from NYACK/Alliance Graduate School of Counseling, in New York.

As long as we walk the earth, storms of life will hit us, especially when we least expect. A storm can be short lived, prolonged, overwhelming and stressful, however, a storm is seasonal and temporary. It begins and ends. A storm can be caused by the enemy to distract you or plant a seed of doubt in your mind so that you start questioning God''s power or presence in your life. You then fail to pick the inherent lesson or see the hidden beauty of a storm. God also causes storms in our lives to prove the genuineness of our faith; to perfect us; complete us and build our character. Storms recreate us in the image and likeness of God, as was meant to be in the beginning. In the midst of a raging storm, do not cry and do not give up. Be still, listen to His small voice and detect His presence. He is always with us be it in the car, workplace, grocery shop and even in the midst of a raging and fiery furnace. ...ONLY BELIEVE...Anne Leipego was born and raised in Botswana. She is a single parent who studied for her first degree in Botswana and her second degree in the United Kingdom. Besides currently working for Botswana Government as a Statistician, she spends her spare time reading (mainly the word of God) and writing Christian books. Anne has two other books, namely: The Power of the Resurrection and The Fear of the Lord. She has purposed to pen down the mind and thoughts of God in her books in order to encourage, strengthen and impact the lives of others according to the leading of the Holy Spirit.

I AM NOT MY ILLNESS: A Guide to Recovery and Overcoming Trauma During a National Pandemic, continues the story of Ariel Washington. On this journey, Ariel recovers from a breakdown, while trying to navigate life during a national pandemic. Due to systemic racism, and discrimination from respective community helping systems, Ariel is forced to take ownership of her recovery from trauma. She must first, revisit the past and re-examine trauma, assault, and self medication. Unlike anything she has encountered in the past, Ariel must fully accept her illness in order to heal and move forward. April Middleton is a multicultural, licensed mental health counselor. She specializes in trauma treatment and intimate partner violence. April is a two time author, whose focus is to spread awareness on issues impacting minority communities. Moreover, health inequities, racism, and social justice. April continues to advocate for equality, and overall improvement in outcomes for underserved communities.

You are about to visit the magical closet that brings clothes to life. One of these CLOTHES FRIENDS in the closet will get chosen to experience this adventure and then return to the closet to share all about it. This Clothes Friend will learn an important lesson on pride while visiting funny animals Olga Beaman has been married to her high school sweetheart (Frank) for 36 years. She is a mother to 5 grown children who have given her 14 grandchildren. She has many years of ministering to children as a Sunday School teacher and Pastor''s wife. A recent empty-nester, Olga has decided that now is the time to dedicate to a lifetime dream to write all the stories stored up in the imaginations of all the children in her life. One of those children is her daughter (A. Tasha Goins) who has partnered to become her illustrator.

GOD'S LOVE IN THE TIME OF PAIN IS A HEART FELT, LOVING, BUT PAINFUL TRUE STORY ABOUT A SWEET LITTLE GIRL THAT NEVER SEEN LOVE IN A HOME UNTIL SHE WAS MARRIED TO HER SECOND HUSBAND. GROWING UP WAS HARD NOTHING BUT FUSSING, FIGHTING, DRINKING, DRUGS. HOWEVER YOU WILL SEE IN THE END THIS LOVING SWEET YOUNG LADY WOULD FINALLY FIND OUT WHAT LOVE WAS ALL ABOUT. BUT SHE WOULD ALWAYS WONDERING IN THE BACK OF HER MIND WHAT LIFE WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE IF HER PARENTS WOULD HAVE SEPARATED AND MOVE ON WITH THEIR LIFE APART FROM ONE ANOTHER. SOMETIMES IN ORDER TO BECOME WHAT GOD WOULD HAVE US TO BE IN THE FUTURE WE HAVE TO GO THROUGH TRAILS AND TRIBULATIONS. HELLO, MY NAME IS JENNIE MCPHERSON, I'VE ALWAYS LIVED IN NORTH CAROLINA BRON AND RAISED. I'VE HAD TWO CHILDREN BUT MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE FIVE CHILDREN TOGETHER AND SIX GRANDCHILDREN. I LOVE WORKING IN THE YARD AND ON OUR TRUCKS THAT GOD HAS BLESSED US WITH. I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO TELL MY STORY TO HELP OTHERS AND TO GUIDE OTHERS TO THE LOVE OF CHRIST BUT NEVER COULD GET MY WORDS TOGETHER. WHEN MY MOM PASSED AWAY ITS LIKE THE WORDS CAME FROM NO WHERE. I COULDN'T STOP WRITING. I FINALLY GET TO TELL MY STORY BUT WISH MY MOM COULD BE HERE TO READ IT. IF I CAN HELP JUST THAT ONE PERSON IT WILL BE WORTH IT ALL. SORRY I DON'T HAVE A WEBSITE NOT TRYING TO BE POPULAR JUST WANT OTHERS TO KNOW WHERE YOU SEE NO WAY OUT THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY OUT THROUGH JESUS CHRIST.

I was inspired to write The Journey to Self-Love to help others that have struggled with loving themselves. While my mother is, and always has been, an awesome mom, I feel like she did not teach my sister and I self-love. Probably because no one taught her. My lack of self-love was a factor in me being in some very toxic romantic relationships. Also, my lack of self-love caused some of my friendships to be imbalanced, with me getting the least out of the friendship. However, through my determination to turn my life around, rededicating my life to Christ, I was able to love myself, and make better decisions regarding the people I allow in my life, as well as setting boundaries and prioritizing. Natisha Lynnell Fauntleroy was born on 10/18/1981 in Elwood, New Jersey. Natisha is the eldest of two daughters from her mother Natalie Veronica Fauntleroy. Natisha resides in Philadelphia, PA with her mother, two nieces and nephew. Natisha has three degrees; an Associate's in Business from Community College of Philadelphia, a Bachelor's in Behavioral Health and Addictions Counseling graduating Magna Cum Laude from Drexel University, and a Master's in Social Work graduating Cum Laude from Temple University. Natisha enjoys writing, going to the movies, going out to eat, listening to music, various DIY activities such as pottery and candle making, traveling and other activities such as amusement parks and indoor sky diving. If you would like to contact Natisha, you can do so by email: natishalynnell@gmail.com

Most churches are full of people that are saved but hurting and struggling. In the face of the pain and wounds from their past, addictions, and the struggle to overcome sin, the Church is struggling to provide the healing and hope that so many are desperate for. This book includes the journey of a church that went from struggling to survive to a place where people are being healed and set free by the healing power of Jesus. Not only are people having their lives transformed, but this local assembly has become a dynamic body of believers walking in the power of the Holy Spirit to minister the love and freedom of Jesus. The team of Prayer Ministers are witnessing miracles of healing and deliverance weekly.Along with this journey, Pastor Jeff shares spiritual insight and a practical plan on how to accomplish this church transformation. Although this is not a book on how to grow your church bigger, a local assembly that offers true healing and deliverance will grow. Read on to learn about the healing and freedom of Jesus that is so desperately needed in churches today, and how to see your church transformed!Jeff W Simmons was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana where he grew up. He started preaching when he was 19 and has been involved in pastoral ministry for over 36 years. He has started two churches, including Church 3.0 which was launched in 2012. Church 3.0 is located on Main Street in the historic district of Westminster, MD. Jeff's passion is teaching the Bible in a way that brings both revelation and practical application for everyday life. With his wife Michele of 34 years, he loves traveling to Bible lands and touring historic churches and cathedrals in Europe.

Abbey and Doug tries to pin the tragedy of flight 1015 on each other. Arguing whose idea it was to send their children to Chicago on that very flight. Ultimately blaming each other. Doug, A Deacon has to talk to Abbey, and find a way to trust their Faith as it is being tested. Ryan D. Patterson Sr. lives in sunny Las Vegas with his wife Kenya. He is a Father of 5 Adult Children. Writing books and poems became his passion early in life while serving in the Military. As an addicted sports fanatic, he enjoys traveling, and playing softball. Being an dedicated Father and now having adult Children he is now able to dedicate his time to writing and publishing his works.

This book is a testimony of my journey of faith. You will find some amazing testimonies of how I fully turned to Jesus and how the Holy Spirit had intervened in my life. Through my pain and trials, I learned to trust in the Lord who had unceasingly manifested his love toward me. Every time I go astray, Jesus always brings me back to him. He has always stretched his arms to catch me from falling in a pitfall. Above all, I learned that our Lord will never try us more than we could handle. This book is the first part of all Jesus has done for me in this life. Please read it with an open mind and with your spiritual eyes. To God be all the glory! My name is Lea Constance Agnero Powell. I was born on October 5th, 1968, in a beautiful west-african and french-speaking country called Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). I came in the US in June 17th, 1993 as a camp counselor. I attended EPP Labat in Abidjan from 6 years old to 12 years old. I attended the all-girl and prestigious school, Lycée Sainte Marie in Abidjan Cocody where I was on honor roll and obtained my High school diploma. I also obtained my first bachelor's degree in English (American Civilization) at the University of Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire. I obtained a bachelor's degree from Johnson and Wales University in Information Technology (Providence, RI) and my master's degree from Pfeiffer University (Charlotte, NC). I work as a Business Analyst in Charlotte, North Carolina. I have two beautiful kids, Henrick and Shepherd. I enjoy reading, traveling, shopping, and cooking. I am very motivated to achieve great things in this life.

The true story of one mother's loss of her eight-year-old son after a tragic accident. Follow Sue's journey through life's ups and downs, including the birth of a second son ... overshadowed by even more heartache. Can she win the war over her evolving PTSD and mental illness? Sue's story will touch you deeply as you cry with and for her. Shari Riggs is the author of Memories Matter, a memoir of short stories about her life from growing up in the 1960s in Southern California to adulthood and retirement. She lives in Orange County, California, with her dog, Ella. Family is most important to Shari, especially her six grandchildren, who fill her with pride.

When I became a Christian, I learned how to lean and depend on God, the call from Ver'mon's best friend on October 26th 2015 that said "Mrs. Steve Monie (as he is affectionately known) is missing and I think something bad has happened." At that moment I knew I needed God. At a love seat in a quiet place in our home was where I felt like I could breathe, where I felt I was being held, by the only Person that could hold me. On my knees was my position of comfort. Hello, my name is Janice Genath Washington Steve. I am a native of Yemassee South Carolina, the oldest child of Rebecca Murray and Leroy Washington Sr," my daddy" as I called him, has gone on to be with the Lord; married 39 years to the Reverend Dr. Joe Henry Steve Jr. I have been a lover of words from a young age, and would write poems for some of my siblings and I to recite in church, and that continued with our four children and our grand daughter, I am a Registered Nurse, the founder of "An Xtra Hand" my nurse consulting business for home care agencies, the creator of Jan's unique designs, hand made jewelry, an inventor and author. My inspiration for writing this book, was realizing in the middle of my STORM, that God was keeping me. He had allowed me to find my position of comfort and held me like only He could.

This book is a sequel to The Crimson Cord, and is intended not only to inform of the unseen realm, but to help you understand how to relate the physical to the spiritual. This book will help you understand what is happening to you, why, and what you can do to remedy unhappy situations in your life. We are often impacted by unseen forces, and at times seem to be at their mercy. Learn how to fight back. After having multiple brushes with the spirit realm, sometimes coming out on top and sometimes being beat up, I decided not only to delve into the subject for myself, but also to help others. As an 84-year-old Messianic believer, I have had ample time to learn. May this book help you to always come out on top.

This book entitled, Inspirational Book of Poetry and Readings, by Joce R. Smith, is a proclamation of hope, written in a heart-felt and open style. It is divided into two sections. The first section is a group of poems. The poetry section also, contains poems used in public greetings and presentations that can be considered "welcome" poems. The second section contains some inspiring thoughts from the author. This work is reflective of the human experience. Spirituality, marriage, justice, life and death are some of the themes the reader will encounter. This book is based on such things as the author's life experiences, social issues and challenges of today. This work of poems and inspirational thoughts will motivate, inspire, and delight the reader. Joce Rogers Smith is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Joce loves to read and write. This is the second book written by the author. Memories of My Grandson: Jelani Tariq Bryant was published in 2016. A poem written by Joce was published in Pearls of the Past, The International Library of Poetry, 2002, entitled True Love. Joce Rogers Smith is a graduate of Florida International University in Miami, Florida. She earned a Master's Degree in Public Administration. She retired from Miami Dade College where she was an administrator and, an adjunct instructor. Joce is a pastor's wife; an inspirational speaker; a teacher; a role model, a mentor and a writer.

At My Kitchen Table comprises anecdotes for all ages to enjoy. They tell of everyday life experiences from a woman of faith with years of knowing how God is there to help us through the bad times and to rejoice in the good. At My Kitchen Table transports one to a place of memories, where there was laughter, a few tears, and some amazing conversations, along with delicious meals. If you stop to visit the author now, at her golden age of ninety, she is usually having coffee, reading a book, sending cards, writing, having devotions, or praying right there at her kitchen table. Uploaded to site

The account of this book reflects the heart of God for his chosen elects and all who chose to embrace his values. For more than four hundred years from the time of Abraham to the time of Joshua, the goal remained the same, "The Promised Land" even though the players are different. - This book holds some secrets as to why God will recommend refuge in the house of bondage. - It demonstrates that God with one is a majority. - It shows God as the generalissimo of the heaven and the earth. - Why faith and obedience is indispensable in our walk with God. - A guide to personal life's journey and fulfilling purpose. A man's inability to understand God in it full entirety is a reason for settling for second best or worst still never fulfilling life's purpose. When we abandon God, we multiply our difficulties. The biblical and personal stories in this book will help in many practical ways in addressing every day life issues. Be blessed as you read this book and recommend it to others. Olukayode Olukoya is a Pastor in the Redeemed Christian Church of God. An ardent believer in the faithfulness of God. His interests include documentaries, autobiographies, the natural world and wildlife, holidaying. He and his wife Oluyemisi and their two sons live in Essex in the United Kingdom. He is also the author of Godly Children Praying Children, Godly Parents, Godly Children.

Stress is a major problem in our world today. Such stress leads many to depression, anxiety, worry, and isolation. This book addresses the overwhelming stress experienced by two women in the book of Ruth, a writing within the Old Testament of the Bible. Naomi and Ruth were two widows who had lost their husbands to death and struggled to make it on their own. Naomi was an Israelite living in the land of her enemies, the people of Moab. Upon hearing of good fortune in Bethlehem (her hometown), Naomi chose to return home in shame, facing criticism from her people for moving to Moab. Ruth, Naomi's daughter-in-law, chose to go with Naomi in an effort to care for her. Caring for each other directly contributed to minimizing stress and renewing their hope for the future. Naomi was changed from a bitter woman to an overjoyed grandmother. Ruth exchanged her potential fears and worries for the joy of remarrying and having a son. Ruth's marriage secured future care for Naomi and herself. Though Christian-based, this book offers biblical and practical solutions for anyone who is overwhelmed with stress. The practical answer. Do not handle stress on your own. Get help from a friend and / or the local church. Bob was born in Elmira, New York. He is a retired United States Marine (1980-2003). Bob and his wife of 36 years, Teresa, live in Manchester, New Hampshire. Bob currently serves as Pastor of New Hope Christian Fellowship in Bedford, New Hampshire (2009-2021). Bob enjoys bowling and fishing. Bob wrote this book, sensing the need for answers to the ongoing crisis with societal stress. For additional information: www.newhope-nh.com.