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God has had His hand on the author's life throughout her days. He has never let her go, no matter the depths of darkness to which she has descended. From her early life loss of her birth father to her marriage to the love of her life and her eventual marriage break up to her blossoming as a vibrant Christian witness to God's saving, healing power, this story is a compelling one of God's constant provision for her in all circumstances.

If you need empathy and hope or simply want to gain perspective from a little warrior's mother, The Fight is for you. In it, Chrissy shares her Caringbridge posts from 2010 when her daughter Lilian was born and diagnosed with heart problems and Trisomy 18, Edwards Syndrome. She writes honestly about the bad days and the blessings, and describes how God walked her through it all. You'll also find Scripture, songs, and soul food that will encourage and equip you for the battle.

Matthew 5: 16 says, "Your light must shine before people in such a way that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, who is in heaven" (NASB 1995). Thus, this book seeks to glorify God--the Creator and Owner of the earth and all it contains, the world, and those who dwell in it (Psalm 24: 1 NASB)--by encouraging people to live a more abundant life and to live it to the full (John 10: 10).

This book is a true story. The author's original and first memoir, I Am Sarah Femme, and this book, I Am Sarah Femme: The Sequel, are a direct result of the unbelievable chain of events that have taken place in the author's life and continue to take place since she began her efforts to write a personal memoir on January 11, 2024. While some of the events that occurred were miraculous, beautiful, and enlightening, there is another, more serious side to this story you will find intriguing.

This is the first book in the Oma Quilt Me a Tale series. Ten-year-old Magdalena Schmidt travels from Germany to America in 1891 with her family and best friend Nina. She will learn to quilt and embroider along the journey. They are wanting to leave because of all the hardships in Germany at that time. The cholera outbreak, economic hardships, and freedom of religion.

On one previous occasion, Mary Bernice had gone to a church service. The church was an hour and a half drive from her home, but she felt that is where the Lord wanted her. When she would arrive at church, she would stop at the restroom and fix herself up after the long drive before entering the service. One of these times, a young lady came into the restroom asking if anyone had some pain reliever because she had a bad headache. When she got to Mary Bernice, she asked for pain reliever. Mary Bernice told her that she had no pain pills, but if she would like, she would pray for her.

Many amazing stories of international missions were written in the past. Stories that compelled us to follow God with great passion and faith have stirred our hearts over the decades. But is God still doing amazing things in missions today? Are there stories that still can challenge our hearts and stir our commitment to serving God in modern times? We answer a resounding yes! We witness heart-stirring, real-life drama that is our daily reality of God breaking the strongholds of darkness and opening doors of resistance to His amazing gospel message here in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.

Through hardship, heartbreak, and uncertainty, Mary’s faith in God carried her through. With gentle rhyme and powerful imagery, The Short Story of Mary Rowlandson introduces children to an inspiring moment in history and the strength found in unwavering belief.

Grandchildren are… laughter from ancient wells deep and serene who rise from spiritual places we have long forgotten since our entrance into this world… This place… This existence…

For those listeners who are relatively unacquainted with Jewish people, Jewish culture, and Judaic history, this compact book offers a brief overview of the complexities of Judaism in the twenty-first century. Those listeners who are familiar with Jewish culture and history may find here a convenient springboard from which to do further research, as facilitated by the enticingly lengthy bibliography. In this intrepidly written guide, Ilean Baltodano shares what she has learned since she began her odyssey of inquiry: Who are the Jewish people? Is Judaism a religion?

Be challenged and inspired as you listen to this gripping true story of a prisoner turned pastor, serving His God and countrymen in war-torn Ukraine. Despite the very real danger to himself and his family, Zhenia took food to the starving people in front-line villages, brought VBS to their children, and ministered to the Ukrainian soldiers. He dodged bombs, drones and gunfire to serve the Lord, often living, as he described it, "on the edge of eternity."

Living with my mother and stepfather, I had everything I needed. I had dreams, but everything was pitch-black. I would wake up and see nothing. However, when I moved to my grandmother's house, I began to have dreams that I could see clearly, though I didn't understand them. I would tell others about my dreams, but they didn't understand either. As I got older, the dreams never went away. I gave my life to Christ in 1998, and before the foundation of my life, I had an assignment to carry out, which I discovered in 2003.

Life is a journey, and like any successful journey, we need to know our destination. Any successful journey requires preparation. If we are going by roadway, we will need a GPS or a road map. Life can be confusing; there may be obstacles or detours along the way that are unforeseen and unplanned. Sometimes, we come to a point in life where we want answers and don't really know where to look or who or what to trust. Hopefully, in listening to this book, you will receive answers to some questions you might have or maybe some ideas that will give you direction as you move forward in life.

Unfortunately, many people, impacted by their own negative emotions and also letting the emotional stress of others compound theirs, equate to uninvited guests occupying some of the valuable real estate of your mind, with no benefit to you. Adym Dantz teaches you to both mitigate and annihilate the health-destroying effects of negative human emotions that drain you and explicitly shows you that through Christ, you were given victory over all life's circumstances according to Colossians 2: 9-10.

It's time for the body of Christ to rise up and walk in the freedom that Jesus paid for us to have. Satan has no more power over us because Christ has delivered us from the power of darkness and has translated us into the kingdom of God's dear Son. Christ has also given us "all things" that pertain to life and godliness. The work has already been done. The Bible justifies that we are healed, delivered, and set free.

This is a true story. What started as a personal memoir about the author's life took an unexpected and sudden turn. After all was said and done, the book actually contains very little about the life of the author. What you will find in this audiobook is hope.

Mom gave Monet a gift she didn't expect. Monet found that gift hard to accept. Instead of being bratty, mean, and ungrateful, Monet chooses to be fun, creative, and thankful.

What if I told you all diets work? They do; they just are not sustainable. Over the last few decades, people have become larger, unhappier, less active, sicker, and aging quicker. Why is this? It boils down to choices. Choosing healthier ways of living doesn't just include diet and exercise. Weight gain is a result of the choices we make based on our circumstances. We lose and we gain over and over again. Inside this book, you will be guided through all aspects of living healthier and happier lives, and in return, there will be weight loss.

Letters from God is God himself telling her what to write for him. She was only about the age of eighteen when this started. She would get the urge to write whenever the Lord would tell her to write. This whole book is truly only from God because she didn't finish school, only went to sixth grade. She can't read or write too well. Monica knew it was God instantly from the first time she wrote down one of her little letters from God in her phone, and when she stopped and read it, she knew it was God writing for her with her own hands because it was nothing like how she usually talks or spells.

As the eldest child born to a single mother, I was parentified at a young age. On the weekends when my mother worked as a nurse at the local hospital and all I wanted to do was be a kid, I was responsible for my younger brother and sister. That included everything from getting them dressed to feeding them and making sure they were safe. Growing up, I became increasingly more and more convinced that I never wanted children of my own. Instead, I concentrated on establishing a career and experiencing a life that did not include children.