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We have no choice what kind of family we are born into.   A young man was born into a very abusive family. A serious illness left the young man with a learning disability. After high fevers, he forgot how to read and was left with the inability to read and to sound out words....

The Mysteries Revealed on Speaking in Tongues is a book dedicated to educating the Body of Christ on the purpose of God’s supernatural language. Most of the time, people associate tongues with interpretation in a church setting for the use of prophecy, but tongues is a major asset in your personal...

Many of us have the same feelings regarding criticism. It crosses gender lines, religious lines, color lines, and race lines, and that is, no one readily likes to be criticized or critiqued. No one likes to be at fault, and no one likes to be the object of humiliation, but in order to become the person...

This book carefully uncovers the beauty of the sacraments of the Church. It tells us how God, the master artist, who conceives the design of a human being, His masterpiece, first in His mind makes use of the sacrament of Matrimony as a canvas to realize the design with the cooperation of men and women...

 The Lord says you’ve been anointed to work the night shift. You come alive at night. You destruct the darkness. While most slumber, you awaken. While most drive by and say, “That’s not my problem,” you stop. And you go in. You’ve been anointed for the Rebeccas. You’ve been anointed...you’ve...

If you wake up tomorrow with no memory, you will have to create one. Who are you? Your people? Your work? What grows in your garden? Are you smart, good-looking, kind, happy? Can you cook, skate, dance, and sing? Who do you love? Who...

An American Carpenter’s Story is filled with what one baby boomer learned over sixty-five years here in America. It explores the question and meaning of deep love as discussed in the Bible and the mistakes made by false love and the price and pain it caused everyone. It leads us through the tragedy...

Raising children with the hope that they become saints in God’s kingdom can be a daunting task, filled with laughter, tears, joy, and frustration. This is a task that we must embrace for our families, our society, and future generations. The way you educate and treat your children will affect not...

What if you had just one more chance to talk to your loved ones? What would you say? A Year’s Journey Through Grief was written because having been around death for more than half his life—first being on his local ambulance service, later working for a local funeral home, seeing both ends of death,...

It was about Thanksgiving time in the year of 2000 when God spoke the word “Music” to Alec Cosier and showed unto him a vision of peace, in which all gave and received gifts freely and had open worship where all were welcome, much like that written of the disciples in the book of Acts. About...

Renew My Heart, O God—Daily Devotions for Healing Your Heart is precisely that—a devotional dedicated to bring you hope, encouragement, healing, and the renewal of your heart, the wellspring of your soul. It was written to meet you in the midst of life’s trouble and pain and bring you the message...

Cleansing Thoughts follows the author through a journey of inner healing and personal growth as she learns to hear God’s voice. So many times, we look for Him in the spectacular. When Elijah sought God in 1 Kings 19:11–13, it wasn’t in the spectacular but in the sound of a gentle blowing that...

“Here Comes Sim!” That sign adorned the front of an old, beat-up pickup truck belonging to Sim Fryson, Sr., a black man born in the Deep South of Reform, Alabama, in 1896. “There Goes Sim!” read the sign on the back of the truck that Sim used to haul manure, dirt, and coal to help support...

A ragpicker. That was the author’s life goal at the age of nineteen after reading Og Mandino’s book, The Greatest Miracle in the World. It was then that he developed his passion to be an encourager of those whom society had cast aside. In the experience of the author, too many Christians...