Books in the Little Book series

No need to stress about your finances anymore with The Little Book of Money. This easy and compact guide provides a multitude of practical tips and tricks for achieving financial prosperity, improving your overall wealth and reinvesting in yourself.Discover everything you need to know to lead a more fruitful and prosperous life in this handy guide, from everyday financial basics like opening up a bank account, to growing your wealth with stocks, bonds and mutual funds to daily, monthly and yearly habits like the mason jar challenge for improved financial health. Whether you are a recent college graduate or someone seeking financial advice, this book will provide easy and practical tips to declutter your finances, improve your personal wealth and free yourself from the emotional stressors of money.Simple tips and tricks for understanding the basics of financeCreative strategies for maximing your income through mastering your budgets and investing in your passions and side hustlesPractical schedules for daily, monthly and yearly tasks for financial wealthInventive techniques to free yourself from the everyday stressors of moneyCompact book with beautiful illustrations and photographs set in a hardcover package

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"One never knows what one might find at a church worship service. Some may be structured in traditional liturgical format with written bulletins and a choir singing to a piano or organ, and the preaching pulpit is front and center. Others put the band front and center and focus on reaching a good feeling when the Holy Spirit supposedly "shows up" after a long period of playing repetitive choruses that may or may not contain the name of Jesus. When this second example moves further along on the continuum of spiritual highs into ecstasy as the goal rather than actual worship, it starts to mirror shamanistic religions rather than biblical Christianity and becomes dangerous. The Philpotts present lamentable personal history and expose specific groups and their methods as examples of this danger. They then give the biblical basis for worship that is honoring to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit"--

God, revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, defies man's ability to fully comprehend Him who creates the universe in an instant from nothing, creates humans in His image, allows evil into His creation, then comes to die, live again, ascend back to heaven, then promises to collect those whom He elects into his presence.

The purpose of this little book is to show the biblical understanding of evangelical and Christianity. This is not a call to awakening, which is only possible by the work of the Holy Spirit. It is a call for Christians to engage in bold proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ.