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It wasn't supposed to be this way. We start out with hearts brimming with hope and excitement. And that energy carries us for a while, maybe even years. But one day we suddenly find ourselves like the man in the prodigal son story: half dead, going through the dreaded motions, hoping no one around us notices. But they do. It's not that we've stopped loving God; it's just that things have happened along the way that have caused us to settle for small lives defined primarily by activity for God.

As a teenager, fifty years ago, I was dying of cancer. I had just lost my mother and was going through terrible guilt—blaming myself for her death. I met the Lord during that terrifying time—early in the Charismatic Movement—a time of many miracles—including how I met Him and how He healed me.

Even the most intelligent and sophisticated of us can have difficulty avoiding childlike responses to the pressures and anxieties we face as adults. Now, psychotherapist Helen Kramer offers a pioneering method for eliminating those unwanted stress reactions by learning to deal with their cause -- the condition she describes as "emotional dyslexia," a common syndrome that interferes with our ability to respond in a thoughtful, adult way when we experience stress.

In this enlightening book, internationally renowned psychic, coach, and author Elsabe Smit breaks down some key concepts of spiritual development into short, highly accessible articles, and provides ways in which the listener can achieve spiritual growth. Elsabe examines the subtle nuances that influence our lives, and explores these age-old questions: Why are we born? What is the purpose of our lives? Is there life after death?

It took the full six weeks for us to move. I took 33 Ford Focus carloads and four full pickup trucks to move all our stuff to our new apartment. I also sent seven pickup trucks to the junk man and numerous carloads of stuff to neighbors and friends. This is the story of a very physically, emotionally, and spiritually challenging time. It took an additional six weeks before we were actually comfortably established in our new luxury apartment. Overall, I would not change a thing.

In You Can Let Go, Alexandra Hoover dives deep into our willingness to be offended, uncovering our wounded pride, our insecurities, and our misplaced trust in the things (and people) of this world. With great compassion, she helps us get to the root of why we feel offended; understand why certain offenses hit harder than others; find our identity in Christ rather than in how others view or treat us; handle offenses with confidence, grace, and acceptance; turn our insecurities into sources of empowerment; and embrace a life marked by deep acceptance and emotional freedom.

We all have things in our past that threaten to undermine our faith and continually plague us. But you were not made to live in the past—God has so much more in store! In Letting Go of Your Past, pastor and author Ed Taylor shows you how to break free from former hurts and habits and start living in the freedom you have in Jesus. No matter what you've been through or what you've done, this encouraging guide will help you.

Rob Henslin found himself standing in the ashes of what had been his life asking, “What happened?” He had battled and survived a relapse of leukemia, and received a bone marrow transplant for a chance at long-term survival. Then as he began his recovery from that arduous procedure, his marriage of twenty-two years crumbled under his feet. Partially disabled, walking a path of post-transplant recovery fraught with complications and setbacks, and deep in the midst of painful divorce proceedings, Rob needed to find a way through the fog that enveloped him. With his German shepherd, Sam, ...

No Christian is powerless irrespective of what you have seen, heard, or experienced. You may have heard several things as touching believers and power. And it is also possible that you have had an unfavorable experience in the past or you are presently experiencing a thing that makes it seems that some Christians are without power or probably the power is only to some set of individuals in the fold.

The Bread of Communion; the Cup of Communion; the Covenant of Communion....

Arise is a motivational book designed to help readers overcome personal and psychological challenges through faith-based guidance. It emphasizes the importance of resilience, determination, and spiritual growth, offering practical steps and biblical examples for personal development. The book encourages readers to build supportive relationships, forgive past hurts, and live impactful lives. By integrating spiritual teachings with actionable advice, it aims to empower individuals to rise above adversity and fulfill their potential.

We've all heard that Christianity isn't a religion — it's a relationship. But a lot of us practice a Christianity that's really a behavior management system...in other words, a religion — one that nobody longs to be a part of! How can we stop confusing behavior management with the life-giving faith into which Jesus invites us? How do we move past having behavioral standards and habits as our only measures of maturity? Losing Your Religion will help you identify where beliefs meant to give you freedom have become a new set of religious chains.

If our oneness was not important, Yahshua would not have declared and decreed it prior to His death, burial and resurrection. If our oneness is optional then we will never be one. My question is, how can we continue to support, foster, and even celebrate our division and relational dysfunction?

Como sacar tu negocio adelante en medio de los obstáculos! Este libro no es solo una guía de negocios; es un faro de motivación cristiana diseñado para encender tus sueños y llevarte a nuevas alturas en tu emprendimiento.

En el mundo actual la gente está cansada y llena de temores, viven temporadas difíciles en sus vidas. Tal vez están batallando con un cónyuge que ha roto las promesas y les ha traicionado, viven bajo un presupuesto muy ajustado o están criando a sus hijos en un hogar sin uno de los padres.