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Tired, desperate, and heartbroken, the survivors of the Acadian coup arrive in the margrave of Deniva. Embracing her new mantle as the Queen of Central Acadia, Cassandra rallies new allies to aid her in the continuing war. Separated by a barrier, hundreds of miles away, the Kingdom of Titanus works tirelessly to counter the weapons used against them and to establish communication with the survivors. Yet, darkness still covers the Acadian plains as Abaddon's specter haunts the land and no one is spared the malice wielded by the rebel King Maximilian Luminas. Despite these harsh times, a spark ignites in the far north reaches of the continent. From this ember, a wildfire of hope will consume everything evil has touched. An old Titan proverb touches the ears of all those willing to hear it: "Legends Never Die!"

Terminus Mundus is a planet of unrivaled beauty, mysticism, and danger. Its most formidable hero is Cedric Rhone, a prince feared and revered by his enemies and allies alike. After winning his final battlefield campaign, the middle-aged Prince looks to settle down peacefully with his beautiful, young betrothed Princess Cassandra Acadia. However, an eerie warning from his mentor forces Cedric and his loyal companions to embark on a desperate mission across the Acadian plains to uncover a coup against Cassandra's father. Little does Cedric know that the diabolical forces working against him threaten not only the ones he loves but all of Terminus Mundus. His faith and the mysterious prophecy of the Permaneo Eques Ordinares may be all that can save Cassandra.

Nick Easton, business owner, finds himself captive in the basement of an old barn. He doesn't understand why. But after months of hell, he is confronted with a choice.Marg Cunningham is the police detective tasked with finding Easton. The trail leads in several directions, but she becomes convinced of the identity of the kidnapper. Can she prove it?Ed Whitman takes "revenge is a dish best served cold" to the extreme. He waits ten years after Easton fired him to take Easton hostage, not for money, but to make a choice.The Barn is a four part dark psychological thriller told from the different perspectives of those involved, culminating in a decision that one must make.

From the Foreword written by Coach John Wooden: "In his latest book, Stew explores the soul-searching questions man has asked since he first walked upright and goes on to examine his relationship to a loving God. It is a deep and insightful look at what it means to be human and why we are here. He reminds us that there is a wonderful purpose for our existence, but it cannot be fulfilled without a strong connection to Almighty God. Disconnected from Him, 'we are nothing more than dust.' But in concert with Him, we can achieve the greatness He intended for each of us. To be sure, we often stumble. We can be weak, proud, arrogant, cruel, lazy, and unfeeling. But we can also be generous, strong, selfless, creative, kind, and loving. We only rise to our best selves when we seek God's help. Apart from Him, we are nothing." This inspirational and uplifting book covers these areas (and many more!): - Jesus, God's Gift to Mankind - Even the Saints Were Sinners - Have a Daily Conversation with God - Our Connection to Those Who Have Died - Be a Better Person Today Than You Were Yesterday - Taking Blessings for Granted - Accumulating Wealth and Possessions - Comparing Ourselves to Others - Aging Gracefully - Regretting the Past and Worrying about the Future - The Power of Gratitude - Tapping into the Wisdom of Seniors - What is "Success"? - What Will Your Epitaph Say?

A courageous Christian couple have a well-deserved taste of heaven... But only a brief sampling before they must return to earth to embark on another mission of importance to God and their own futures as members of the Church in her role as Bride of Christ.As Earl and Joyce pursue their mission in America, Israel and her implacable enemies clash in the first skirmishes of the great war of Israel's annihilation.In this fourth novel of the Buddy series, Earl and Joyce Cook pick up their battered bodies from the street in Texas where they had been brutally assaulted and left for dead, and head out on a new mission to free a fellow Christian. They are joined by a courageous Israeli spy to form a team dedicated to bringing the Word of God to Americans who have resisted the acceptance of the dreaded mark of the beast described in Revelation 13 and 14.As the Americans encounter numerous hazardous obstacles to their pursuit of their objective, Jacob and his new wife Moira witness the beginning of open warfare between Israel and her hatred-laden neighbors as foretold in Psalm 83. After a brief interlude initiated by God, the follow-on battle of Ezekiel 38 and 39 ensues, forcing Jacob and Moira into dangerous confrontations with the enemy. The Chinese join the final battle over Jerusalem as the conflagration expands to involve the entire world. When all seems lost, God introduces a wild card into the melee - a large tribe of fighters, known the world over as brave and fierce warriors but never before associated with Israel.The adventures and romantic involvements of the key characters merge into the events foretold long ago by Jesus and the ancient prophets Daniel, Ezekiel and Zechariah as the world, driven by power-drunk madmen under the control of their evil master Satan, culminates in the final Battle of Armageddon. As in the previous three novels of the Buddy Series, the adventures color insights into the nature of God that are suitable for an in-depth Bible Study of concepts and associations rarely, if ever, presented to the lay public.

Alan Llewellyn, high school classmate of President James Kehoe, resigned from his high school teaching job a year ago to head up a sub-rosa truth-checking shop for his old classmate. His task: to eyeball and review Intelligence Community products that hit President Kehoe's desk. In checking a paper on Arab extremists in Europe, Alan has the temerity to add a footnote--based on sparse but serious collected info--suggesting that a major terrorist plot against the United States is brewing in Europe. This grabs the immediate attention of the President and results in Alan being sent to Hamburg, Germany. There, he picks up several crucial clues, including a violent confrontation in his hotel, which suggests that the terrorists are on to him. Returning to Virginia, he and his crowd start to amass the indicators that a small cabal of Arab terrorists is indeed coming to the U.S. via Cuba bent on doing serious harm. In Havana, a Yemeni military attaché is clandestinely facilitating the plot against America by procuring illegal explosives from a Cuban military source and arranging transport for the terrorists from Cuba to the Florida Keys. A beautiful Italian double agent uses her talents to bring some elements of this plot to light. By means both fair and foul, Alan and his troops are able to track the terrorists as they descend on their targets in the D. C. area, culminating in a violent and personal confrontation. This is Allan Llewellyn at his gut-wrenching and exciting best!

This is my story how over 9 days I dropped 15 pounds (approx. 8 kg). I am sharing my personal experience and what I learned with you.

Colonel Gary Hawker puts together a mix of Canadian Reservists, civilians, cops, and even some U.S. National Guardsmen, to slow down the Chinese invasion force landing at Vancouver. They have to keep the invaders from advancing through the mountains until a formal effort can be mounted. They blow bridges, tunnels, and have numerous firefights with the Chinese in the valleys and passes east through the cordillera of British Columbia. Not all goes to plan, if improvisation can be called a plan. Jason Gagnon, and seven month pregnant Kelly, flee North Vancouver to escape the invaders. Jason's brother, Tom, stays behind to join Hawker's battalion. Ray McGillis, a trophy winning sharp shooter, becomes Hawker's favorite sniper, yet finds himself uncomfortable in how easy it is to kill. Erik Stein, a UBC geology professor, is trapped unable to escape the invasion. He plays mind chess with the general of the Chinese occupation force who thinks Erik is organizing a resistance movement. Nurse Rita Harrington is thrust into the horrors of war, treating the graphic wounds inflicted on the human body. Not just Allied personal, but also a Chinese officer once she is behind the lines. This is a fast paced, combat filled, emotional roller coaster paraquel to Wakefield's previous thriller, Blinding White Flash.

If you desire a greater understanding of the unconditional love of God, then this is a must-read book. You are saved by grace and kept by a grace, which is apart from your performance. The glorious liberty we have received as Christians was won for us by a God who loved us enough to die in our place. His death and resurrection purchased for us this liberty and the eternal life He now offers. We must choose the truth and defend this liberty daily if we are to walk out the victory He gained on our behalf. The Word of God boldly proclaims these wonderful truths provided by a wonderfully good God. The Word of God tells us, as believers, that the kingdom of God resides in us. We've entered this kingdom by hearing and receiving the truth, and we defend these kingdom truths by allowing them access into our hearts and choosing to reject the lies of the enemy. The ancient Hebrews defended their cities with thick walls and fortified gates, which were the access points into their cities. They had to know who to allow in and who to keep out. The kingdom that resides in us as believers has gates as well, which must be guarded. Join author David Niedenfuer in this fascinating study of God's grace using the concept of "gates" as described in God's Word.

IT'S CLOSING TIME . . . The Tribulation is here - NOW. God is coming back for His Church... But before He does, Earl and Joyce have a special mission to complete. The Church Age is about to end, bringing the world to the fearfully-anticipated Seventieth Week of Daniel, the final seven-year period spoken of by the prophet Daniel in Chapter Nine of his book in the Bible. Daniel's Seventieth Week dovetails with Jesus' description of the Time of the End in Matthew 24 and His yet more detailed description of the Great Tribulation and its awesome terrors in His Revelation to John. Earl and Joyce have found and treasured their second chance for love as told in the prequel Buddy. Now they find themselves in the midst of the transition from the Church Age to the restoration of Israel as the apple of God's eye, put on hold at the Pentecost following Jesus' resurrection. Israel might find itself in God's favor, but first she has to survive, because it's also the time of Jacob's Trouble as spoken of in the thirtieth chapter of the prophet Jeremiah. But God through Jeremiah also promised to save Israel out of her woes and, like the words of the prophet Zechariah who said that salvation would come to all of Israel, told her that He would be their God forever. God can do this by Himself, but that's not the way He works. Instead He is choosing a few very special and courageous people out of His Church to endure the worst of the Tribulation while they help with the restoration of Israel. Earl and Joyce are among these key people, and their mission will bring danger and pain to their doorstep as an increasingly dictatorial and self-serving society attempts to thwart God's plans.

LOVE- The fundamental driving force behind all human relationships. The inexpressible joy of love fulfilled, and the profound agony of love frustrated. The empty desolation of indifference. The glory of God. To know God intimately is to know the love that is shared within the Godhead, binding Father, Holy Spirit and Son together as a Divine Family, forever inseparable and eternally loving. The love within the Godhead is so brilliant that it radiates outward in the Light of Christ, embracing Creation and infusing us with its benign rays. Woefully, the Church herself has suppressed the full brilliance of this Light in the name of a false purity. She has for centuries covered the lamp of God's love, denying the Church the ability to openly obey God's greatest commandment, that of loving God intimately and intuitively with all our hearts, souls and minds. Something drastic happened to the early Church that involved the tampering of its basic precepts and even the interpretation of Scripture. Lurking in the background almost from the beginning of the Church, it gained influence around the time that Constantine changed the status of the Church from a persecuted and repressed movement to a state religion. This Christian nonfiction work addresses the root of this enormous error and its historic and ongoing debilitating effect on the Church. An alternative vision of God is presented to the reader, and its basic truth is examined in the light of Scripture, which the author embraces as inspired and inerrant in the original.

The true story of my life: A Russian girl born during war at the edge of the ancient habitat of the Finns in northwestern Russia, eventually making my way to America.

U.S. Navy Captain and former Commanding Officer Stew Fisher has the wisdom of years of experience leading men and women in large organizations. In this book, he highlights some of the great leaders of history who have inspired him: Jesus, Abraham Lincoln, Mother Teresa, Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and many others who brought about great change to society through their own ability to lead. Stew Fisher is still a student of leadership and this book will benefit others with his own experiences and studies. It starts with self-mastery: striving for excellence, not perfection. He then walks the reader through how to improve on personal interactions and then extending that to team leadership. Finally, he concludes with leaving a legacy and a legion of future leaders. Legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden, who wrote the Foreword before he passed away, had this to say about Leave a Legacy "Stew reveals the secrets great leaders have known throughout the ages: Inspiring leadership comes from the heart, not the head. Too often, however, the leadership we see being used today focuses on 'management techniques' and totally misses what true leadership really is. Leave a Legacy is a timeless and wonderful book that you will want to keep on the shelf and refer to often. It explores the very same principles I used in my long coaching career at UCLA, and more importantly, as a father and a husband."

A book of Russian poetry. From the back cover is this translated description from the author: "The chemist scientist Dmitry Mendeleev, the periodic table he discovered. The people knew him as a tactful man. He introduced himself to students every time, we should not ignore this tradition, either. In rhyming text I'll try to do the same. So here I am, Litvinova Angelina (my name I shortened on the cover, I didn't want to spoil it with its length) My age announced in rhyme. (A tiny tot I was during wartime). And later on I studied, cured people, and even earned an academic title... My debt "to health" I paid to science. My daughter, grandkids gave me. This book to them I dedicated. I hope they grow and have the best of luck. These little boys give meaning to my life."

TIME'S UP...The great war of Israel's annihilation looms near as God prepares his special people. There's just enough time left for Jacob to experience the salvation of Israel and come to a loving relationship of his own with God and an extraordinary woman.In the midst of the human suffering that accompanies the descent of world government into a monolithic, repressive and all-seeing despotic tyranny representing the reign of the long-anticipated antichrist, Earl and Joyce Cook and several Jewish fugitives are on the run from a death camp where God has intervened through a devastating earthquake to free them.With their leader Jacob Perlman at the helm, they have commandeered a military truck and are heading cross-country into an unforgettable adventure that will see Earl and Joyce parting company from Jacob to pursue their own unique mission within the boundaries of the old United States, now part of the North American Region. Jacob, meanwhile, along with the other newly-minted Messianic Jews, has been given a critical mission of their own. Somehow, they must find a way to reach the besieged Jewish homeland of Israel to share the knowledge that the Holy Spirit has imparted to them.Their adventures merge into the events foretold long ago by Jesus and the ancient prophets Daniel, Ezekiel and Zechariah as the world, driven by power-drunk madmen under the control of their evil master Satan, heads unavoidably into the final Battle of Armageddon. As in the previous two novels of the Buddy Series, the adventures color insights into the nature of God that are suitable for an in-depth Bible Study of concepts and associations rarely, if ever, presented to the lay public.

When WWII broke out, Magnus Egge went into the US Navy as a test pilot and then as a fighter pilot. After the war was over and after leaving the service, he attended St Olaf College and then Luther Seminary in Minnesota and became a minister. He ministered in Our Savior Lutheran church at Greenwood and Emmanuel Lutheran at Longwood, Wisconsin, and First English Lutheran at Redwood Falls, Minnesota. In California he started a mission church and served as minister at St Andrews Lutheran in San Diego. He also served as a minister for Chapel of Peace Lutheran in Inglewood, Lutheran Church of Our Savior in San Clemente, and as a chaplain at Camp Pendelton, USMC. During his many years of ministry, he has led nine tours to the Holy Lands. Reverend Egge currently is Emeritus at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Fallbrook, California. This autobiography is about his life of service and the many adventures and trials that came with his calling.

In the aftermath of a massive earthquake in the vicinity of the Mountains of Ararat in Turkey, a huge ancient wooden structure is revealed. Renowned Old Testament scholar Dr. Christian Sage leads a team of five other college professors to investigate what could be the Noah's Ark-and the archeological find of the century. While on their expedition, they encounter apocalyptic visions explaining the origins of evil. Meanwhile, Dr. Sage's children, Air Force pilot Alex Sage, and college student Alicia Sage, cascade through their own encounters with angelic beings and a worldwide demonic conspiracy to bring back the evil that preceded the time of Noah's Flood. "The Battle of Pneumatika" explores foundational Biblical concepts within a thrilling tale of suspense and intrigue set in the modern world.

This first novel in the "Buddy" series from Art Perkins is a love story - but one told in a deeper way than the typical romantic adventure, because it is a story not just between people, but with the romance God shares between Himself and mankind. "Buddy" follows Earl and his pain at the tragic loss of his wife. Through dealing with his own grief and the pressures of his job, he dives into distraction with his hang gliding activity. Through an unexpected encounter with God, he volunteers his time at a local nursing home and befriends a young man afflicted with cerebral palsy. Joyce, whose husband had been killed by a drunk driver, meets Earl at work. Sharing much in common with each other, they find themselves forming deep connections with each other. At the same time, connections also are developing with God and with Buddy, bringing Earl and Joyce through a series of adventures into a unique understanding of God. "Buddy" is a story of these connections and how God works through the Holy Spirit to bring people, broken in their own ways, to Him in love.

Life Doesn't JUST Go On... is the moving and heartfelt story of a young woman who finds it in herself to forgive her estranged alcoholic father just a month before his sudden death. The story reflects on her life from childhood going into adulthood, up to the time of his passing. It evolves around an undelivered letter that the young woman wrote to him just a month before his untimely passing and her spiritual and life's journey following his death. Debut title from Shanea Strachan will cause one to reflect and consider one's own family relationships and the importance of grace and forgiveness, because our time walking together on this earth may be shorter than we think.

Through a crisis of faith, hope emerges. The author explores his crisis of faith when his sister, Peggy, dies at age 40 from complications due to diabetes. Through creative application of images and metaphor, employing the cicada (heat bug) and the phoebe, this memoir takes the reader on a personal journey of humor, poignancy and struggle that ultimately ends with a sense of hope. If you grew up in Smalltown, U.S.A. - and even if you didn't - "Sting of the Heat Bug" will take you home. Stealing strawberries, trying to make sense of the secret code of adult-speak, dealing with unexpected pain - it's all here. I highly recommend this book. -Susan Campbell, award-winning former columnist at The Hartford Courant, and the author of the memoir "Dating Jesus" and the biography, "Tempest-Tossed: The Spirit of Isabella Beecher Hooker". When he was a boy, Jack Sheedy's father told him that it was necessary to embellish when telling a story-and in this rich and moving memoir, Jack has done just that, looking again at the reality of his childhood through the lens of his adult imagination. This special kind of re-visioning brings the truth of the past into a sharp, emotional focus that goes far beyond the mere recalling of events-and gives us a beautifully written story of love and loss, of a certain historical time and of a certain family, and of a bond between brother and sister that even death cannot destroy. In this moving and beautifully written memoir, Jack Sheedy looks back to his childhood-to his family, his town, his time in history-not with an attempt to get every detail "right", but to tell about the complex bond between a brother and a sister, one that emerges in memories that have, over time, been burnished by imagination. In "Sting of the Heat Bug", Jack not only gives us the story of a love that cannot be broken by time or death, but also engages us in a conversation about the interaction of memory and fiction and how, even when specific actual details have been lost, it is the essential emotional truth that remains. -Cortney Davis, author of "The Heart's Truth: Essays on the Art of Nursing" and "Leopold's Maneuvers".

Cally was like any other teenage girl; she was smart, funny, caring, and beautiful. She loved going shopping with her mother, Kate, as well as beating her dad, Bill, at a game of basketball. Sure, she had her fair share of problems, like peer pressure and the occasional arguments with her parents--which usually led to being grounded. However, none of this could ever prepare her for the ultimate problem, an abusive boyfriend. Cally had been with her boyfriend, Ryan, for exactly one year. Nine months of that year was absolutely wonderful. They did everything together and were very much in love. However, the last three months were a pure and living hell for Cally. Ryan had started drinking very heavily and had become mentally and physically abusive. The abuse was terrible for Cally; in only three months Ryan had busted her lip and had put bruises all over Cally's body. The abuse was getting worse by the day and Cally knew that she had to end the relationship soon. Cally still cared for Ryan, despite his cruel and abusive ways, but she knew that he was not going to change; he was too far gone. Cally had planned to break up with him on prom night, but as a fatal turn of events unfolds, Cally discovers that it's not so easy to escape from Ryan's grip.

Ron Gainsford of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania should have been dead of heart failure a long time ago. Instead, through grit and determination, extraordinary medical intervention, and by the grace of God, Ron received a heart transplant in 1994 and is very much alive and active today. In fact, he still swims, having competed in the World Master's Championships in Germany and Italy and earning five bronze medals in the 70-75 age group. Indeed, Ron at age 82 may be the oldest surviving patient of a heart transplant at currently 17 years living because of his new heart. In this inspiring true story, Ron takes the reader from the streets of industrial Pittsburgh in the 1930s Great Depression, through the War years, and then through his career as a school teacher and scuba diving instructor and leading divers on scuba adventures. He was healthy and active until his heart started giving up on him. At almost the last minute while he lay deathly ill in the hospital, the nurse came into his room and said, "Mr. Gainsford, your heart is here!" and Ron replied, "Let's go!" Through the struggle of recovery, Ron keeps an upbeat and positive attitude. With humor and an appreciation for life, Ron tells his story.

A young Russian teenager travels to Alaska with his parents to obtain lend-lease supplies at the beginning of World War II. Both of his parents are killed during the raid on Dutch Harbor and Alexander is sent to the mainland of Alaska to stay with an American family until the end of the war. The influence of the Hunt family has a strong impact on Alexander and he decides to defect. In his struggle to find a new freedom, Alexander deals with Soviet kidnappers, a new love, and confronting his doubts about God. In the end, will be be separated from all he has learned to love to save his own life?

"Once for All: Learning God's Nature" is part one in a three book series. This book will inspire and motivate the reader to immerse themselves in the Scriptures for a greater understanding of the divine nature of God. It will educate the reader to see spiritual truths, within the Scriptures, through logical reasoning. It will further reveal, with more clarity, the contrasting reality of worldly thinking versus Godly thinking and will answer the life questions that we all have concerning eternal choices that we will ultimately make.I am so grateful for this book by my friend, John. I am sure it will inspire and encourage you in your journey to know more about this amazing God we serve.-Brady Boyd, Senior Pastor, New Life Church, Colorado Springs, COI've had great admiration and affection for John Anthony for many years. He is a man to admire - a man of compassion, action, and inspiration. Congratulations on producing such a beautiful book. [This] presentation provided me with a truly uplifting, deeply spiritual, and mellow retreat.-Fr. Dan Madigan, MSW Ph.D., Pastor, St Joseph Parish, Clarksburg, CA

For many of us, it is hard to relate to Jesus' life or other stories in the Bible because we live in a different world than they did. This book is a narrative description of Jesus' life, set in a modern day setting, in attempt to relate to our savior's life and the huge sacrifice he made for us. This book is not meant to rewrite the Bible, but to retell the biggest event in the history of mankind in order to help people understand the magnitude of it. Mary and Joseph are high school students living a modest and obedient life as followers of God. They are ridiculed for their God-fearing reputations, while their peers are partying and promoting promiscuous behavior. After two years at a community college, Mary and Joseph embark on a mission trip around the world, rebuilding houses torn down by destruction of war. While on their trip, Mary finds herself sick and is scared that she might have a disease that is plaguing the area. Then she gets the confirmed diagnosis: she is pregnant...

In Hinduism, a sadhu is an ascetic who has given up the goals of modern life and instead is dedicated to achieving liberation through meditation and contemplation of God. Sundar Singh is a remarkable individual who was born into a Sikh family in India and, as a teen, had an encounter with the risen Jesus which profoundly changed his life. However, he saw Christianity brought to India by foreigners who had little understanding of the local culture and customs. Sundar Singh thus became a sadhu so that he could dedicate his life to Christ and bringing the Gospel message of salvation to his fellow men.At the Master's Feet is Singh's writing on discipleship, salvation, eternity, and what it means to be a follower of Christ. His work is truly inspirational to all those who are seekers.

Trey Stark, a graduate of a law school in Minnesota, discovers that finding employment with mediocre grades from an evening law school can be very difficult. His friends are being employed by law firms in the city while Trey experiences only rejection. Trey is eventually hired as a debt collector by a firm engaged in purchasing bulk debt accounts and then brow beating the debtors to pay up. Trey takes on his new job with vigor and in time is making good money. While Trey is paying off his bills, he is not taking pride in the type of work he is involved with. He eventually leaves the firm but continues collection work on his own as a source of income for the private practice firm he hopes to develop and make profitable. Shortly after opening his own firm, a friend hires Trey to represent her son who is charged with murder. The incident soon becomes a media bonanza with the young white man having shot and killed a young black man said to be a student on his way to school. Trey Stark knows he is under-qualified so he discusses the case with close friend, Chris Sutton. Chris was a top student in his class and she offers to work with him on the defense which she sees as a once in a lifetime opportunity. Amid a deluge of criticism and constant verbal and media abuse, the two young lawyers work together under tremendous pressure. The question is will they be successful and take home the gold ring or will they continue to suffer the ignominy of a community and media massed against them?

Following the collapse of the United States of America, a small group of Floridians form the nucleus of a new Nation in Montana. Stuart Martin, the leader of the group, brings together a number of the western states under the umbrella organization, WestPac. His basic message of "join with us and we will all survive" brings the West under his guidance. As Stuart is achieving great progress, he loses his life in a terrible accident. His number one assistant, Robert Thomas, eventually takes control of WestPac. Through solid management, economic development, and strict control of the citizenry, Robert strengthens WestPac to be a strong nation with a modern military force. He then takes on the apparently insurmountable task of defeating the massive armies of Frank Turner, the former President of the United States, to again fight for the revival of The United States of America. Robert pursues his idealistic fantasy against the wishes and advice of many. Ignoring their warnings while pursuing his goals, he is confident that he is right and that all would support him when victory is achieved. "Finding America" is the sequel to Roe's novel "Searching for America". This is a fast moving, tight but frightening story that shows what might become of an America that continues down the path of bankruptcy, with seemingly blind leadership -- or worse!

Do you want to share the good news of Jesus, but not sure how to get started? Need some tips on how to break the ice and talk about your faith to family, friends and acquaintances? "100 Conversation Starters: Practical Help for Sharing Your Faith" is a wonderful "how to" that will provide you with ways to easily talk about your faith in everyday conversation that is not off-putting or threatening. Understanding and following these conversation starters is a stress-free way to help you reach a deeper level in conversing with others without the fear of offending them. You will learn to share your faith in a truly authentic way that those around you will come to appreciate. In a recent survey, a third of all believers asked had never once shared the gospel, or even their testimony, with a non-believer. Practical help is needed. That's why this book was written. Most of us have experienced the frustration of not knowing what to say or how to get started. But we can learn to start conversations by using associations from everyday life; to share our faith in a way that is easy for others to understand. Jesus himself did this. He invited fishermen to become fishers of men. To a woman drawing water from a well, He offered living water that would never run dry. With the help of the Holy Spirit, Jesus knew just what to say and how to relate to every person He met. The same Spirit that enabled Jesus to hear and perceive what His Father wanted said and done is now inside of each of His disciples! God often will bring people into your life just so you can share your faith with them. "100 Conversation Starters" will help you do that.

What is worship? What does God say about worship? How should we worship? These are fundamental questions for every Christian. Seemingly so basic, yet they get lost in the details of everyday life. Pastor Timothy Lucas brings the subject of worship back to the forefront with his book, Becoming a True Worshipper. In this study of what it means to worship, Pastor Tim talks about: - How we are created for worship - Experiencing corporate worship - The character of a true worshipper - Worship as a lifestyle And many other aspects of worshipping God. The reader will take a deep dive into the scriptures to gain a more consequential understanding of what it means to worship our Creator and Heavenly Father.