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  • Prayerful Warrior Mom: Embracing Faith Through the Storms of Your Child's Congenital Heart Journey

    by Tracy A. Ripley

    "Prayerful Warrior Mom: Embracing Faith through the Storms of Your Child's Congenital Heart Journey" by Tracy A. Ripley is a deeply moving and practical guide for career mothers balancing a thriving career while facing the heart-wrenching reality of a child's congenital heart defect. Tracy Ripley, drawing from her own profound experiences, interlaces a narrative that combines personal storytelling with spiritual guidance, aiming to provide solace and strengt... more

  • Following the Light: A Guide in Practical Theology

    by REV Kenneth D Klaman

    "FOLLOWING THE LIGHT" is a guide in practical theology. Theology pertains to the field of study and analysis that examines the God-consciousness: its attributes and relationship to the universe. Included in this book are examples of divine happenings, which establish religious truths or enlightenment. Finally, this book discusses how "FOLLOWING THE LIGHT" can help enrich our understanding of Theology as it applies to our daily lives. "FOLLOWING THE LIGHT" describ... more

  • And...So We Walked: The Inspirational Story of a Couple's Walk Across America

    by Rick and Jane McKinney

    This is the story of two very unlikely people God asked to walk across America. They were to walk from one side of the country to the other, in every conceivable kind of weather, facing what seemed like insurmountable odds, taking every step together and accomplishing it in just six months. Starting in Los Angeles, California, and ending on the Supreme Court steps, 2770 miles later, Rick and Jane McKinney shared their faith, prayed for their nation, and, most importantly, had their lives tran... more

  • Champions of Enlightenment

    by Archimysticus
    Archimysticus' book 'Champions of Enlightenment' discusses the spirituality of some of the most famous thinkers of world history, like Friedrich Nietzsche, Arthur Schopenhauer, Alan Watts, Osho, Etty Hillesum, Aldous Huxley, Ken Wilber and many more. Some you might know already. Others will be new to you. But what all these thirty thinkers in this volume have in common is their ecstatic love for the Divine. This love may prove to be very contagious!

  • The Carpenter

    by Leo Pitts
    The message of Cheistianity simplified

  • Bereshit

    by Nora Goddess
    Goddess invites the reader into her world and shares her unique views on God, Satan, and other topics.

  • Rebranding The Church

    by Peder Tellefsdal
    Why do Church leaders and Christian organizations struggle to connect with modern audiences? Where once the church was a cornerstone of local communities, today many people believe it is irrelevant or out of touch. And so, church leaders are now stuck between a warped public perception and the true message of the Gospel. If you care about the Christian message today, it is hard not to feel discouraged. But what if we look at this all wrong? What if the problem isn’t that people don’... more

  • The Barnyard Sang in the Merriest Way

    by Lin Hawthorne
    The Tanner family is squished together at their farmstead in Evergreen, Louisiana to celebrate the birth of Jesus. But freezing temperatures threaten to ruin their plans. After a gentle reminder from Dad that God is good, everyone goes to sleep. All is calm and bright on Christmas morning . . . until the grownups discover the children are not in their beds! Where did they go? How will the family celebrate Christmas?

  • Journey to Joy: From Spiritual Rigidity to Freedom

    by Ronald (Al) & Louise Rauckhorst
    Start with a man motivated by fear, hemmed in by rules and regulations, knowing his obligations, but not aware of his feelings, with an eye strictly focused on an uncertain future of heavenly happiness. Where is this man really going and where will he end up? Only when he questioned the rules, rebelled, and set off on his own path did he begin to become free enough to grow and become more fully human. "Journey to Joy" takes you on a walk with him on his spiritual path to freedom and joy.

  • Powered By Heart

    by Stuart Jordan
    In Powered By Heart, Stuart Jordan invites readers on a journey to become the greatest version of themselves by embracing a heart-based lifestyle. His message is clear: Our hearts hold the key to a life filled with purpose and fulfillment.

  • A Realistic Path to Peace

    by Dee Knight
    In my book, "Realistic Path to Peace," Michael, a diplomat, works to bring peace to a war-torn area. He faces many challenges, such as mistrust from locals and his own doubts. Throughout his journey, he forms new alliances and learns a lot, trying to create a lasting peace that heals old wounds and builds a hopeful future.

  • You Can TRUST Him

    by Joan E. Murray
    Through these inspirational, personal, and Biblical stories, Joan takes you deep into the lives of many people who were unsure they could survive their painful struggles. They learned to trust God and were victorious. You will be too. These stories will inspire and encourage you as you make the decision to trust God completely, because He can be TRUSTED.

  • Memory of an Ill Wind and other Stories

    by Hedley Griffin
    A collection of short stories of mythology and surreal nature from a unique spiritual source, the Erasmus Foundation in the UK. Some of these short stories relate to other places far off in the Universe and also include some ancient myths and legends from other cultures from the Canadian Inuit, Africa, the Tuareg of the Sahara, American native Indians, Australia, Peru, Norway and Atlantis.

  • Serventa of Tutulümar

    by Hedley Griffin
    uring the Second Civilisation, Tutulümar, the age of the dinosaurs, approximately sixty-five million years ago on Earth, Serventa helps both the Iotian and the Motheregan races battle against the Andromedians, but who are the two traitors within the Iotian government? Meanwhile, much is explained about the history of our Universe, before the Big Bang, leading up to the birth of life on Earth ninety million years ago and to the end of the Second Civilisation. What was Tutulümar? What was before T... more

  • Serventa of Motherega

    by Hedley Griffin
    The history of Motherega, known as "The Jewel of the Universe", describes the beginnings of our Universe at The Great Battle (Mankind calls the Big Bang), through to the destruction of the civilisation, about five million years ago. When did the Big Bang occur? No-one knows exactly but it was some billions of years ago, but one thing is certain; it was not the beginnings of the Universe. The Universe existed before but in a different state, before the Natural Law, the Law of the Universe as it i... more

  • Serventa, Shadow of the Light

    by Hedley Griffin
    A fantasy, offering knowledge and wisdom from a unique spiritual source in an entertaining story based on old mythology about the Loch Ness monster. One cold, miserable night on a Scottish beach Serventa is met by Beira, Queen of the Winter, and is challenged in a confrontation that eventually takes Beira home to the Light, but meanwhile the Storm Kelpies, the Blue Men of the Minch, also witness the event and want to cause trouble. Serventa is then given the task of rescuing Nessa, one of Beira... more
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