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I was executive director for a nonprofit for those with mental illness, I gave speeches from Washington DC to Berkeley. People told me to write a book, so I did. It was about 20 pages. Basically, it was on of my speeches. I decided I didn't know enough to write a book and to take a year to do some research. That research extended over four years. I self-published it five months before the advent of Kindle. I updated it, added about 80 pages and published a second edition in January of 2019.

Is God’s image on the auction block? What will a man give in exchange for his soul? If not his image than whose? God created man in his image; unfortunately, for the price of an apple, Adam and Eve discarded their true reflection. Your soul is eternal, and the image of Christ is essential. The world is going to pass away and the lust thereof. Then the question, “What will a man give in exchange for his soul?” What would you take for your soul? Some of you have been wandering in the wilderness in your Christian experience, maintaining a barren soul.

God has made many promises that he intends to keep. They are not without action on our part, designed to bless us, assuming we meet his conditions. Absolute belief in God's word is mandatory for every believer. Jesus is dead serious about his word; in fact, he died to keep his word. Jesus Christ declared, "I have come. In the volume of the book, it is written of me."

The 29 Natural Laws of Sales was developed based on decades of real-world experiences by sales expert Howard Berman. As the president of his own sales consulting firm Berman Consulting Associates, Inc., Mr. Berman has seen almost every sales situation that can occur. The laws presented in this audiobook shatter the illusion and misconceptions that success can be consistently achieved through the use of sales scripts, canned pitches, or a memorized patter.

Newspaper articles live a regrettably short life, unless they are sealed behind glass and hung on bedroom walls. They remain in mint condition for one day, and that is often it. They are read at the kitchen table, crumpled and thrown in the trash. They are pressed into cardboard boxes, to help people move household items. They are rolled tight, to frighten dogs into good behavior. They are tossed into campfires, fireplaces and even litter boxes. They turn yellow in coin boxes and on newsstands, unread. The articles are quickly forgotten.

Throughout the history of the church, false teaching has been combated with God's eternal truth. This exposition of Colossians prepares today's Christian to understand the role Christ should play in their lives, to deal with contemporary false teaching, and to bring freshness to their relationships. Dr. John Walvoord, former Chancellor of Dallas Seminary, endorsed this book as rich introduction to this important epistle.

# "No Room in the Inn?" will take us from humanity falling hard in the Garden of Eden to believers being crown-wearers in heaven. We will learn what God’s Word says about embracing trials and resisting temptations. God is setting up his eternal kingdom along with a reward system. He uses the fiery trials of life to build our faith and develop character within us. His goal is not to pamper us physically but to perfect us spiritually. Foremost, trials are one way how God’s plan can merge with his purpose for our lives.

Authored by a medical expert with vast experience in social security disability adjudication and who served as medical director for a major private disability insurance carrier, this audiobook explains the most effective way to document the strongest medical case possible. It’ll also help you sidestep common pitfalls. This book is also valuable to attorneys, doctors, educators, physicians who provide disability evaluations and court testimony, insurance and government administrators, financial planners, disability advocates, and case managers.

A body is reported lying on an isolated country road. The Stone County sheriff's department sends out its newest homicide investigator - Dan Cutter. Cutter discovers a baffling scene that leaves him with few clues and no obvious motive. Experienced at working on murder cases, Cutter finds himself with a different problem: He's in unfamiliar territory. Stone County isn't the big city he came from, and finding the killer will test him in ways he never expected.

Have you found the world’s relentless assault on your self-worth has left you jaded, resolved to living with uncertainty about where you stand with God? When the question persists, it holds you back from the life you were meant to live. Jesus uses the parable of the Prodigal Son to paint the true picture of God’s unconditional love for humanity and your worth as the object of his love. The Prodigal Question invites rlisteners to deeply understand the parable of the Prodigal Son and the companion parables of the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin.

How we as Christians deal with the trials and tribulations of this life can best be told from a cop’s perspective. Cops have a code, a brotherhood that no other person can understand. They call it the Thin Blue Line for a reason. As Christians, our stance in life is much the same. We can fold and not serve God, or we can take a stand and walk by faith. It’s also a code and a brotherhood. A brotherhood of God’s children. It can be equated as The Thin Blue Cross.

In 1809, John Potts and John Colter were taking two canoes up the Jefferson River in Montana. Potts and Colter came upon a band of several hundred Blackfeet Indians who demanded they come ashore. Colter guided his canoe ashore and was disarmed and stripped naked. When Potts refused to bring his canoe ashore he was shot and wounded. He returned fire and killed one of the Blackfeet warriors. He died immediately, riddled by a hail of bullets fired by the Indians on the shore.

Grumpy old Tom VanHansen hasn't celebrated a Christmas since his wife died. But when his estranged daughter, Noel, needs a place to stay with her three kids, Tom reluctantly agrees to take them in - as long as they're gone by Christmas. With tensions high between them, it will take more than a little Christmas spirit to bring this family back together.

Two boys and two girls are best friends. They have skied and snowboarded together into every corner of Jagged Peak in search of adventure, but always within the safety of that ski area's boundaries. Until now, when they follow the tracks of a strange snow-sliding creature into the volcanic out-of-bounds. And vanish into another world. Three land deep in an eerie jungle, and one falls high on an icy cornice - all of them ditched by a tricky, rogue wormhole, which disappears over distant snow-covered peaks.

Forgotten and Ignored Vietnam War Veterans: Thailand-Based Veterans Were Also Contaminated With Agent Orange is filled with facts and official statements taken from various government documents that have been hidden away for decades and largely ignored for several years. An important examination of certain facts is included that discusses what appears to be a concerted effort between two individuals in two different government organizations in denying veterans claims for medical care and compensation.

It is my hope that fathers that listen to this audiobook will be stirred by the Spirit of God to a renewed sense of dedication, focus, and resolve, as it pertains to the call on their lives as fathers. I pray that every father that listens to this audiobook will be inspired in some way, be changed in some positive way, and that generations will be impacted as of result of fathers listening to and applying what they find in this audiobook.

You can live for many years and sit through many sermons without ever really coming to an in-depth understanding of the parables of Jesus. If you want to serve and obey Jesus, you should endeavor to understand the fundamentals of these teachings of Jesus.

Was I destined to live my life in silence? How was I to cope when the best doctors in the world couldn't diagnose why I had lost the ability to speak? Obviously, I would have to resign the position I loved as pastor and teacher. How was I to respond when the eventual diagnosis was no cure? Where was God when I needed him most? After all, for years I had taught others that God loves them and had assured them that he is still the God who heals.

CIA intelligence operative Titus Ray arrives in Washington, D.C. on the day a terrorist enters the Washington Navy Yard and murders five people. Convinced the incident is connected to a Hezbollah plot to use chemical weapons on an American city, Titus jeopardizes his own career to interrogate the killer and learn the truth.

Emma was five years old and her mother was dead. A drunk driver saw to that. Well-meaning family and friends tell Emma not to worry, as her mother will always be with her. So which one of them is writing the little girl notes?