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School is a place of education, taking us from childhood to adulthood. There we learn many things but not everything needed to live a full and fruitful life. We are not taught about real everyday finance, of how to finance future projects, or what to do when life's trials beset us or our families. This book uses common sense to impart knowledge to the reader.

Let me make one thing perfectly clear. I am an ordinary man who has spent extraordinary time in prayer, and accordingly, God have given me extraordinary answers to prayers, signs, wonders, visions, miracles, healings, and encounters with God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and angels. Appointed and anointed...

Our ability to live relationally while exercising free will has traditionally been a challenging conundrum. Philosophers and theorists have also recognised and yet struggled with what appear to be two selves: one self free to be open and expansive while the other trapping people into spiraling self-centred...

If you have some interest in the story of the Christian church through the ages but have not tackled any of the large, comprehensive volumes that seem daunting, this is a starting point. It provides a brief introduction to over a hundred topics, from Adam to Zionism. The author provides a vivid glimpse...

GOOD THINGS TAKE TIME CHRONICLES MAIN EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF A WOMAN SEEKING AN ELUSIVE DESTINY. Rejected by her family, wandering the globe experiencing numerous relationships and exploring experimental lifestyles; adventures and misadventures. Suffering heartache, pain and betrayal. Beaten into submission, surviving by her wits. A body not her own A soul in torment A spirit released

A Musician's Recipes, Strung Once. Is a collection of nursery rhymes that contain a recipe to illustrate and ignite the imagination of the reader. A musical journey is explored throughout finding within areas tempting and responding curiosity destined to be known by the reader. The fairytale reviewed...

A series of short stories focused on the loss of connection modern humanity has to their earthly roots and the loss of their sense of universal divinity. In a world ever further alienated from its own reality, these stories seek to show the majesty, beauty, and spirituality of a sacred universe.

In "Jesus at Work: A Call to the People of God," Peter J. Blackburn lays out four major themes: Building His Church (not our denomination), Growing His Body (not our corporation), Gathering His Harvest (not the spasmodic outreach), and Coming Again (a goal and end-point to the mission)....

ALL OF HEAVEN HOLDS ITS BREATH WAITING ON YOUR DECISION TO LIVE OUTRAGEOUSLY IN FAITH. TO BE UNCOMPROMISING TO WHATEVER GOD CALLS YOU TO DO The word CRAZY refers to passionate, zealous and devoted individuals. They inspire followers, challenge systems of thinking and bring a revolution. Jesus was...

The book (a collection of thoughts) was based on my own experiences during this fast growing rate of youth problems of abortion, crime and even suicide caused by the Bullies. Not only that, I have seen the destruction, devastated effect of the killer whale: the Voices of the Silent Bullies. The book...

Cool Stuff Your Parents Never Told You About Parenting is written by an early childhood education expert who is a mother, a kindergarten teacher trainer, an early childhood educator and a kindergarten curriculum developer. It provides parents with in-depth understanding on how and why children learn,...

Faced with the dilemma of being lost in the bush he falls into a familiar routine of losing himself in his thoughts. The seemingly innocent distractions turn into a great cause for concern when he finds himself spending a night underneath the stars. Rather than jolting him into action, the scale of...

After 60 years in Christian ministry, Bernard Thorogood reports on significant meetings, travels, and issues met along the way. Beginning his ministry in the islands of the South Pacific at the end of the colonial period, he describes Polynesia before the tourist rush as a paradise with deep scars....

Romance, history, culture, intrigue . . . all in one book. This is based on a true story written by no less than a great-granddaughter of the central character, a Spanish Catholic priest of the friar orders. In the late nineteenth century, Father Antolin Frias occupies a significant position as administrator...