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Jesus as Healer: Miracles and Meditations in Luke
by AmyLu RileyLook Into the Face of the One Who Can Heal Anything Explore with wide-eyed wonder the greatest healing miracles of all time. Walk beside the most successful healer who ever lived, Jesus, and be transformed by his words and actions. •Find out the one thing that amazed Jesus—something you can still have today. •Uncover the only obstacle that ever got in Jesus’ way—and that might be in your way, too. •Learn Jesus’ cure for a fatal condition only he has healed—a solution that can save yo... moreFaith with Wings
by AmyLu RileyYears of living unhealed have slipped subtle wedges into AmyLu's relationship with God, until one day she realizes her love for him has cooled, and the wedges are why. Not knowing how to fix the situation, she asks God to turn every wedge in their relationship into something that will help her love him more. But she could not have predicted what would happen next. As God exposes the lies that have tethered her, AmyLu becomes free--free to love him, and free to live in a whole new way. You... more
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The Golden Virtue
by Tanja SuboticThe Golden Virtue Synapsis: An inspirational and modern day telling of a woman named Ysabel and her inner pilgrimage set forth by a series of multiple illnesses and diseases that ultimately held her captive in a life lived in a state of unconsciousness. On the threshold of spiraling into to the depths of her darkness, Ysabel is faced with the frightening reality that something beyond the purview of traditional medicine has literally taken her to her knees setting forth the quickening of a ser... more A Case for Latter-day Christianity
by Robert StarlingCan a Mormon be a Christian? How does that work? That’s the idea behind this personal book by Robert Starling, a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who grew up in the heart of the Bible Belt. Some folks there (and elsewhere) believe that Mormons are members of a non-Christian “cult”. Having attended a Baptist Vacation Bible school as a child, and with a Methodist pastor for an uncle, he has learned several different perspectives on Christianity. Robert’s pur... moreChip the Monk
by Suzanne Sullivan, Pamela Breeze BahrAmidst the noise and chaos of today's uncertain world comes a small, quiet voice of hope from an unlikely messenger—a thoughtful little chipmunk with a life-changing message for young and old alike. Chip the Monk and the Harmony Animals are on a mission to teach that any problem, big or small, is an opportunity to access the harmony within. Chip the Monk is the first in a collection of inspirational books. Each subsequent book will address a particular conflict that children, as well as adults, ... moreYour Identity in Christ
by Robin Revis PykeYour Identity in Christ is a 31-day devotional that takes women on a spiritual journey to understand and embrace their identities as beautiful, valuable daughters of God.
At some point in their lives, many women may question who they are meant to be or their purpose in life. While struggling with identity, women are often surrounded by messages telling them who they should be or what they should believe in based on the thoughts and opinions of others. But this is not who God says we are... more
The Believer
by Erin Yokum AchaneThe Believer is a heart-wrenching and awe-inspiring story of Erin Yokum-Achane's personal evolution. Through these pages, you see her life's transformation from trial to tribulation: the murder of her first child, unexpectedly learning that she's carrying twins while in jail, a visitation from Jesus that reconnects her to her deep faith, and using her intelligence and grit to start three successful business from scratch. Unflinchingly she tells us her stories and what she's learned from each... moreA Trauma Toolbox, How to Include Your Soul in Healing Trauma
by Victoria McGee, M.A.A Trauma Toolbox is a daily practice, a way to bring your soul into your healing process and focus your mind and spirit each day toward healing. As trauma survivors, it’s important to acknowledge that our soul is also wounded. Using tools such as mindfulness, meditation, journaling and reflection, it provides the reader a pathway towards self-compassion and growth.When the Abyss Stares Back: Thus replied Zarathustra
by Ultan Orhan AdalioğluMy book is about a dialogue with God. I imagine myself in the shoes of Zarathustra when he meets God after he dies. It is a spiritual successor the Nietzche’s book “Thus spoke Zarathustra”-
The Delusion of Hope - a Guide to a New Age
by Steven PfisterWe, as a species, have been blessed/cursed with the phenomenal gift that is the human mind. It has given us dominion over the natural world and set us above all the other creatures we share it with. But in so doing, it has isolated us in a world of our own making, one that has imprisoned and so restricted our awareness to a purely egoic, mind-based interpretation of Life. Within the confines of that lower frequency perspective lies a sinister force, one that has kept us from a direct communion ... more Believe: Prayers Are Miracle Possibilities
by Michele Gayle“BELIEVE,” will eradicate the routine, boredom, and frustration from your prayer time; making prayerfulness your way of life! “Believe,” will restore, add meaning, and excitement to your life. As you desire so will it manifest. Every prayer is a miracle possibility. “Believe,” applies to all people regardless of their point of views, be it spiritual, cultural, religious, or scientific. Universal principles taught by all the sages, especially the teachings of the Christ, echoes rivetingly throug... moreIs There Evidence For God … an Economist Searches for Answers
by Robert GenetskiEconomist Robert Genetski uses research skills developed over more than half a century to seek answers to questions that have baffled mankind forever: Is there evidence for God? Is God real, or is he simply a figment of our imagination? The search for truth about God leads to an extended journey. The quest examines evidence for God not existing; it seeks evidence of life after death; explores how the world’s religions might lead to God; and investigates miracles. In each instance, the evidence... moreHoly Doubt: Hope for Fractured Faith and Questioning Hearts (Revised and Expanded)
by Erica BarthalowA young mother moves to India as a missionary with her husband and two small children. In just a short time, she's facing suicidal thoughts and her faith is unraveling. "Holy Doubt" is the story of how her faith was stitched back together through embracing her questions and doubts.Praying is (not) Hard
by Erica BarthalowLet’s face it, sometimes praying is hard. And we don’t always know why. We really want to pray, but somewhere along the path between wanting to pray and actually doing it, something is broken. We’re left scratching our heads, wondering, "Is there something wrong with me? Will this always be a struggle?" In "Praying is (not) Hard," Erica Barthalow reveals seven surprising hang-ups that may be sabotaging your conversations with God and gives practical steps to overcome them. If you struggle t... more-
Together Is Home: The Healing Messages of A Course in Miracles
by Lara PollockWHY do we struggle to survive in this challenging world? A comprehensive response is found within the masterpiece, A Course in Miracles. However, the language and concepts within the Course can be difficult to grasp. As a companion book to the Course, Together Is Home offers a streamlined explanation of WHY we find ourselves in a dualistic world that seems to be separate from God. Learning ACIM's concepts enables us to heal and transform our lives. Least of These Least
by Lancelot SchaubertIt unsettles me that Jesus never specified on the second time he said it. The verse fills us with dread in general: where have we overlooked the hungry, the sick, the undocumented refugee or person experiencing homelessness, the naked, the prisoner? When have we neglected to quench, feed, heal, host, and visit? And when - specifically - have we done so to Jesus himself? The dread grows. For Jesus, the second time - in the judgment passage, says the least of these. These what? ... more