Bøger af Dan Hayden

Have you found yourself silent in a discussion when issues of faith are mentioned? Do you hear or read things and wonder if they represent truth in the Bible? Foundations for Life offers a biblical explanation for what a Believer should know about his faith. The book is not overwhelming - at 150 pages it is very readable with everyone's busy schedules. It is not written like a textbook - it tries to simplify concepts and communicate quickly and easily. It uses a technique used by the military called a "programmed text" - you read a little, then answer a question that allows you to zone-in on what is most important in the preceding paragraphs. There is an evaluation at the end of the book to show you how much you've learned. You WILL be able to answer and defend the essential questions of what Christians believe. Live confidently, in the Light of the Truth!

A normal, healthy young man experiences several years of emotional and social abuse that begin in his formative years, as early as the fourth grade. The constant badgering from overly authoritative people in the boy's life path seem to be an instrument of influence to awaken a dormant malady in the child's personality. The boy's condition, at a particularly vulnerable age, serves to threaten almost every avenue for him to progress in life.This book discusses the continuous struggle a young boy and his parents face, as they search for a way to overcome the odds without exposing the young lad's hidden disorder.

To a regular passerby, the ship seemed as if it was a lonesome thing, abandoned and forgotten. The disarray of normally taut lines and sheets that hung loosely from their spars suggested the ship had been inactive and somewhat neglected. A traditionally active sailing vessel, normally full of human activity, was now quiet and dormant, aching for action and people to occupy her decks. The wind from the busy harbor whistled by her wooden masts and through her hundreds of lines making an eerie sound. The gentle rocking of the ship creaked in unison as the waves lapped against the wharf's old wooden piers. The Defiant waited. Soon there would be an opportunity.