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"Can I smoke weed and still go to heaven?" "Yes." What if I'm having an affair on my husband? Will I still make it in?" "Absolutely!" I've committed several acts of murder through esoteric practices. Although legally no one can prove that I was involved in these bizarre deaths, therefore I will never be charged in the court of law. If God knows everything, then He knows what I've done, and you mean to tell me that He will still accept me?" "Yes." In fact, He's waiting on you right now." Here we are once again with another profound gospel mystery to be unveiled. However, it's more of a rebuilding, than an unveiling. Given the nature of my last three publications, I would be doing all of the readers a disservice had I not decided to culminate the controversial truths in one final "epilogue style" publication. "Grace Walker: Blood Walkin' in the Spirit, Grace Flowin' From The King" is the final publication in the book series, "Rewriting Destiny." "The Witchcraft Gospel: The Most Deadly of All False Gospels, God's Process: Salvation is a Journey, Who Am I: A Crisis of Identity, Jesus Music Volume 1: The Battle Within a Two-Sided War, Jesus Music Volume II: The Heart of Worship," God Brokers: A Soul Broker's Blind Journey To Hell While Being Held Captive by the Captives, & "Grace Walker: Blood Walkin' in the Spirit, Grace Flowin' From The King" is a 7 book compilation that will take the reader on a journey of mental and spiritual deconstruction and reconstruction on proper understanding with Christ at the foundation. All prior publications in this series and the one in the pages to follow, endeavors to provide a complete understanding of what it really means to be a "Christian." As Grace Walker: Blood Walkin' in the Spirit, Grace Flowin' From The King may be extremely controversial, it will stand firm on the revelational truths as the forerunning publications will unequivocally back it.

Tamar's Scars delves into the profound aftermath of sexual trauma, shining a light on its physical, emotional, and spiritual repercussions. Inspired by the biblical tale of Tamar, this enlightening work uniquely explores the experiences of survivors within Christian communities, providing a compassionate and perceptive perspective on the intricate and often arduous path toward healing. Merging reflections on Tamar's narrative in the Bible with the author's own journey as a survivor of sexual assault, this book becomes a profound and intimately personal testament to the resilience and bravery of those who have endured trauma. It emphasizes the transformative power of faith in the process of healing, offering both practical guidance and a wealth of resources. Through contemplation of the intricate interplay between trauma, faith, and healing, Tamar's Scars becomes an invaluable companion for survivors, their loved ones, and Christian communities aiming to comprehend and support individuals on their healing journey. Tamar's Scars is a resolute and inspiring work, instilling hope and healing in survivors of sexual trauma within Christian communities. Moreover, it serves as an urgent call to action for those who aspire to foster a safer and more compassionate world for survivors. With grace, wisdom, and empathy, this book reverberates with the profound message of faith's transformative power and resilience in the face of adversity.

Do you long to serve God wholeheartedly but find yourself struggling with exhaustion and diminished joy? If you are searching for a transformative solution to overcome burnout permanently and if you are seeking a deeper connection with God to regain your purpose and joy, this book is for you. After eight years of struggling with burnout herself, the author was desperate to find a permanent solution. She found it in the Bible. While openly sharing about her own journey towards healing, she presents powerful insights from the Scriptures, combined with Jesus-centered psychological exercises that can guide you towards renewal and a vibrant Christian life. She covers common questions about burnout and offers solid Biblical prevention strategies. 'Overcoming Burnout through Biblical Tactics' supplies you with time-tested strategies, practical tools, and inspirational stories that illuminate the way to reclaiming your well-being. Allow the teachings within to guide you toward a God-glorifying life of purpose, resilience, and lasting fulfillment.

In this day and age, it can be difficult to feel we have anyone in our corner as we work through our personal trials and family struggles. Often this feeling of helplessness becomes overwhelming, leaving us feeling both discouraged and isolated. Despite how we may feel, we have a Wonderful Counselor to whom we can turn-Jesus. Wonderful Counselor by Drew Young, the bestselling author of The Meaning of Your Mission and Stand Guard at the Door of Your Mind, illustrates how the Savior makes our journeyings easier and our burdens lighter as we develop a relationship with and follow Him. Through the words of Jesus and with insightful stories from scripture, the author leads readers down the road of self-discovery to develop hope, find confidence, and improve their lifestyles. Remember, Jesus longs for you to know that you are never alone. Come to Him, and you'll know it too. Drew Young helps readers of all ages recognize the Lord in their everyday lives to alleviate feelings of anxiety and loneliness. Discover the abundant life that knowing Christ brings, and receive strength to overcome temptation and sin as you find the courage to do His will. No matter what you are struggling with, your Wonderful Counselor can lift you higher.

Every pastor and biblical counselor who desires to come alongside and help suffering people must have a thorough understanding of 1 Peter. Jay Adams understood this and produced this wonderfully helpful commentary to help counselors and pastors know how to minister Peter's comforting letter to hurting people. Here you will find clear exposition rising from Dr. Adams' in-depth study of the original language without having to wade through more technical information that students can easily find in other commentaries.Equip yourself to handle the suffering that will certainly come your way, and into the lives of those to whom you minister, by studying 1 Peter with Jay Adams.

Henrici Hoogeveen Doctrina Particularum Graecarum is a classic text on ancient Greek grammar and syntax. In this edition, edited by CG Schütz, the original text is condensed and updated with new insights and analysis. A must-read for scholars of ancient Greek and those interested in the development of ancient languages, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of language and linguistics.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

It is a guide for young couples who are facing marriage for the first time. Marriage is complicated. It is not meant to be easy like two young children playing house with the boy sitting at the tiny play kitchen table, and the girl, pouring a cup with pretend tea for him. And handing him a small plastic plate with a pretend meal which she has prepared on her toy stove.Then within the next few minutes the boy growing tired of this girlish stuff, gets up and goes and seeks some of the fellows to do something else much more fun. And the girl herself, now bored of the game, goes inside to spend some time with mum.No. Marriage is not like that at all. There are things beyond the romantic imagery in living real life together which can be anything but fun.In this book, 'God Gave Me You,' we explore the realities of marriage. But we do so from a biblical perspective. Marriage was created and ordained by God from the very beginning. It is blessed and it is a wonderful estate enjoyed by two people who learn to face the pitfalls and place the other one first. But first only after God, for unless God is at the head of the marriage, the couple are missing out on the best their marriage can offer them.But the book does not deal only with the pitfalls and the problems. The joys of marriage are also celebrated. Indeed that is the purpose of marriage. Two people who's lives and hearts are now joined and who's desire is enjoy each other for life share in the joys of marriage. And together they overcome the rough edges.But not only is this book a guide for those couples new to marriage. Some have been married before, but because of divorce or even widowhood, they choose to enter marriage again. Now a whole new set of challenges face them.We touch on the challenge of blending families together. Children brought into a marriage from previous marriages, and other challenges. Challenges which if guided right, they can overcome.Not only for couples soon to be married, or just newly married, but for pastors and other marriage ministers, this book can be a source of material for pre-marriage counseling, or as we might as well say, pre-marriage preparation.Available in both paperback and ebook form.

Wilt Thou Be Made Whole? is a self-empowerment, spiritual yet therapeutic book that challenges the individual to self-examine the root cause for the way they respond to the many challenges that life presents for one to grow from. The reader is engaged to evaluate their attachment to nonproductive behavior in lieu of stepping back and reviewing their initial response to a more engaging and empowering outcome.

Carl Rogers convinced a generation of counselors to listen and reflect while insisting that teaching is taboo. Though Rogerianism failed and is now largely passé, many counselors still hesitate to teach their counselees.Jay Adams shows not only that God obligates Christian counselors to teach, but how they may do so in ways that will help counselees both learn and "observe" those things that Christ "commanded" according to Matthew 28:20. He demonstrates clearly, using illustrations that will resonate with you, that effective biblical counseling requires teaching. This book, the only one of its kind, is must reading for every serious Biblical Counselor.