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Best-selling author John Eckhardt gives a fresh revelation of our identity as "Zion," the place in which God dwells. In applying the characteristics and blessings in Isaiah 60, this book will teach readers how to do the following: • Access the hidden benefits of Zion, the dwelling place of God • Understand the glory of God and unlock its benefits • Expand to new levels of faith that release blessing, healing, deliverance, promotion, and increase • Enter into the glory of God through the gateway of worship

Here's an amazing story that will shock and inspire you...starting in Burma.

¿qué pasaría si un día desapareciera "la bondad"? Eso es lo que ocurre en el pueblo costero donde viven los protagonistas: Max, Siw, Anna, Johan, Marko y Maria. Cuando aparece un contenedor de transporte, de color amarillo, que nadie reclama, ni los vecinos ni las autoridades portuarias o el ayuntamiento quieren hacerse cargo del mismo. Después de varios días de litigios, se deciden a abrirlo y, sin saberlo, dan rienda suelta con ello a algo horrible que arrancará la bondad de los corazones de los lugareños.

Join Mr. Idiot as he returns with his quirky takes on a variety of topics, from women and taxation to the complexities of international diplomacy. Expect his trademark blend of absurdity and sharp wit as he delivers silly soliloquies that are sure to entertain and provoke thought. Whats your favorite moment? (Kim)

Step into the whimsical world of John Kendrick Bangs, a New York native who charmed readers as an associate editor and later editor at Life and Harper magazines. Renowned for his sharp wit, Bangs ventured into the realm of satire and humor, crafting a delightful collection titled Ghosts I Have Met and Some Others. In this enchanting assortment of short tales, he recounts his amusing encounters with ghosts, blending humor with the supernatural in a way that will leave you both entertained and intrigued. (Summary by Cathy Barratt)

Dive into the delightful chaos of Helens Babies, where Harry Burton, a carefree bachelor and white-goods salesman, finds himself unexpectedly tasked with caring for his sister Helens two mischievous little boys for ten days. Helen assures him, The children wont give you the slightest trouble; theyre the best in the world! But as Harry quickly discovers, Toddie and Budge are anything but quiet, leading him into a whirlwind of comedic adventures and mishaps. To make matters more complicated, theres a charming young lady in the neighborhood whom Harry cant help but admire—if only she didnt ...

Experience the whimsical chaos of The Knight of the Burning Pestle, a groundbreaking play that first graced the stage in 1607. Recognized as the first full parody in English theatre, this clever satire takes aim at the romantic ideals of chivalric tales, much like Cervantes Don Quixote. From the very beginning, the play shatters the fourth wall as a Citizen and his Wife audaciously interrupt a performance of The London Merchant, insisting that their apprentice, Rafe, should take on the role of a knight errant. With the title Grocer Errant and a burning pestle emblazoned on his shield, Rafes ...

Dive into the delightful escapades of Aristide Pujol, an irresistibly charming Frenchman whose lighthearted misadventures unfold across England and Paris. This captivating 1912 collection of short stories showcases the whimsical antics of a character who embodies both irresponsibility and vivacity. The work of a celebrated British novelist, dramatist, and playwright (1863-1930), these tales not only entertain but also reflect the authors knack for storytelling, with several adaptations gracing London and Broadway stages, as well as the silver screen featuring stars like Mary Pickford, Judi ...

Join Bangs as he masterfully brings to life a delightful collection of timeless fairy tales. Even if titles like Jack and the Check Book, Puss, the Promoter, and the Golden Fleece dont ring a bell just yet, youre in for a treat as their captivating stories unfold. - Summary by Cate Barratt

Step into the whimsical world of Honey-Moon, a delightful Restoration-era romantic comedy penned by the talented playwright John Tobin. Tragically, Tobins rise to fame was cut short as he succumbed to illness just before his last play, “The Honeymoon,” was set to grace the stage of Drury Lane. Despite his misfortunes, this enchanting script, infused with the charm of fairy tales and echoes of Shakespeare’s “Taming of the Shrew,” captivated audiences throughout the 19th century. Join us as we explore the humor and romance woven into Tobins work, brought to life by a talented cast led ...

In Idiot, the protagonist may seem foolish to his fellow residents at Mrs. Smithers-Pedagog’s home for single gentlemen, but his unconventional creativity proves to be anything but trivial. While they dismiss his insights as nonsense, his unique perspective manages to get under their skin, revealing that sometimes, the most disregarded voices can share the most profound truths. This captivating tale is the first of John Kendrick Bangs Idiot series, originally published by Harper and Brothers in 1895. (Summary by Gregg Margarite)

Join John Kendrick Bangs on yet another delightful adventure with the charmingly self-assured yet often exasperating Mr. Idiot. This journey, narrated by Michele Eaton, promises to entertain and amuse as we explore the quirks of our beloved protagonist.

Join the Idiot and Ms. Idiot as they embark on the adventure of homeownership in suburbia with their two children, Mollie and Tommy. As they settle into their new surroundings, they encounter old friends from the boarding house—Coffee and Repartee—as well as a cast of quirky new neighbors. With the unique logic of the Idiot and Mrs. Idiot, they tackle the everyday dilemmas of suburban life, starting with the surprising assertion that knowing how to use an egg beater is far more crucial than understanding Wagner. What’s your favorite story from their escapades? (Introduction by Kim)

True crime writer John Olszewski interviews convicted murderers from the prisons they're serving their sentences in.

The Raven and the Crown is a historical fantasy that takes us to the picaresque world of medieval England, but an England where power lingers in ancient stones, light spilling from the faerie kingdoms twinkles in night’s dim alcoves, and dark shadows may be doorways to the grim lands where the dead wander, searching for their final fates. In this England certain people can draw on that power, follow those lights and pass through those doors. Some search the lands beyond for knowledge, others for power.

What is the boy crisis? It's a crisis of education. For the first time in American history, our sons will have less education than their dads. It's a crisis of mental health. As boys become young men, their suicide rates go from equal to girls to six times that of young women. It's a crisis of sexuality. Sex is a minefield for our sons. They're bombarded with mixed messages, afraid of being either too sensitive or not sensitive enough.

In 2023 John Finnemore and the Souvenir Programme team returned to Radio 4 with a new format – annual, one-off, 45-minute Specials. Some are in the style of Series 1-8, with sketches, jokes and songs, while others are more discursive and experimental, like Series 9. Collected together here, they all feature his trusty ensemble cast of Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Simon Kane, Lawry Lewin and Carrie Quinlan.

The Interdependency, humanity’s interstellar empire, is on the verge of collapse. The Flow, the extra-dimensional conduit that makes travel between the stars possible, is disappearing, leaving entire star systems stranded. When it goes, human civilization may go with it - unless desperate measures can be taken. Emperox Grayland II, the leader of the Interdependency, is ready to take those measures to help ensure the survival of billions. But nothing is ever that easy.

Dr. John Delony decided to get to the root of the issue by mapping out a plan to understand where our anxiety is coming from and the actions we can take to change it (because he's been there too). Over the past 20 years, he's learned through research, personal experience, and walking alongside countless others that there are six daily choices people have to make to create a non-anxious life.

John Fowles’s The Magus was a literary landmark of the 1960s. Nicholas Urfe goes to a Greek island to teach at a private school and becomes enmeshed in curious happenings at the home of a mysterious Greek recluse, Maurice Conchis. Are these events, involving attractive young English sisters, just psychological games, or an elaborate joke, or more? Reality shifts as the story unfolds. The Magus reflected the issues of the 1960s perfectly, and it continues to create tension and concern today.