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Suffering is unfortunately something we must endure in this life, even if you are children of God. Suffering comes in all forms, from minor disappointment to major hardship, and no one is spared from it. Hardship was also part of author Damian's upbringing, growing up dealing with poverty, homelessness, and a father who wasn't there. Such situations could have anyone bitter about life and God. Even as a father he must continually wrestle with discouragement while raising a son with complex medical needs who requires full assistance for daily living. However, as he demonstrates in his new devotional, The Hope Challenge Devotional, suffering can actually lead to spiritual growth in a person, if he or she sees that God is there and leading them through the trial. This was made evident to him through the creation of this devotional, which he calls a "culmination of prayers, tears, lessons, and a refusal to give up." With the fifty days of devotional messages, Damian offers keen insight into ways the Bible shows us how to be uplifted in the midst of difficulties. Readers will see how we should view pain in ourselves and others, why it is important to learn from our mistakes, and the all-important understanding of why forgiveness is necessary, among other topics. Daily challenges are combined with the messages to prompt readers to take practical steps in putting theological understanding into their circumstances. Through this devotional, readers will find encouragement and renewal in their hope in God to help them overcome life's circumstances.

This book or rather group of short stories/homilies are written from a viewpoint of how God has provided truth in the scripture to apply to the many situations that life presents and gives us guidance through pain, fear, failure and success. The reflections that play out in these stories show the truth of Gods promise to be with us and show Himself in life as it happens and that God is the breath and wisdom of our lives, not just a Sunday morning visit to a pew. In whatever we face and in whatever we experience, whether we view it as good and wonderful or painful and trying, God can be found directing us, counselling us and holding us upright in the journey. Jesus is the great friend and the Holy Spirit the great companion as we face the challenge of whatever fires are before us. Through addiction, trauma and life God has not altered, never given up on me and has been faithful to show himself through the greatest storms and during the greatest times of peace. Jesus is hope. Born in Austin Texas the youngest of 7 children I grew up in the central Texas area as the son of a roofer. Dropping out of school to join the navy at age 17 where I spent two hitches and traveled the world, got arrested often and drank too much. Began a firefighting career in 1985 and served 22 years with a large metro department and then serving as a fire chief for smaller departments until 2020. Serve as pastor of a small Texas town church. Married, 1 son, 2 daughters, 3 step daughters, 14 grandchildren. Saved by Jesus 1982.

With the tap running there is uncontrollable release because of the pressure from God. Burden of His grace, goodness, mercy, kindness, joy, blessings, peace, help, healing, strength, love etc. Whatever we want from the Father is given already. We just have to take, receive, and experience it. God is intentional in releasing everything good into our lives whether we like it or not, whether we accept it or not, whether we use it or not. He is still releasing it. There is constant supply of whoever and whatever God is and has. Supply is only cut off when there is a debt owed. For mankind there is no debt to pay. Jesus has already paid the debt for our sins forever. There will never be another debt to pay, ever. Therefore the supply running from the tap is constant. Linda Ozoemena, began her first eight years in the UK, before leaving for Nigeria. There life was new, but at times was bleak. However, it was in these times that the basis of many questions was formed, many of which began with, 'why'. Linda, at this point of questioning, had to believe and trust that there is something more to receive and give in life. With little left physically and mentally, Linda turned what remained of her hope in life towards God to satisfy her many questions. She has since developed in and recognised her relationship with God, which has led her to some of the most significant times in her life, including changing the narrative of her story. She writes to help readers understand and accept who they truly are, to begin living the exceedingly abundant lives, only through Jesus Christ. She says, we have been restored to the image and likeness of God, and to everything mankind had in the beginning of creation. She is peacefully married with two children.

Has anyone ever told you that you were worthless, lazy or would never amount to anything? Human beings don't often realize the power of their words, but they are very powerful indeed. At times, our words can unintentionally scar people we love; other times, the attack is intentional. Even though, deep inside, we know these sharp words aren't true, it can be very hard not to internalize them. "You are worthless," quickly becomes, "I am worthless," and the more we think that way, the more likely we are to believe it. Regardless of what people say, the Bible tells us over and over again what God thinks of us, and His thoughts are full of love and hope. Learning to internalize these truths can undo the damage of negative talk and help us understand our true worth. That's what this book strives to do - undo the negative thinking we've picked up over time and replace it with healing promises from the Word. Jim is a new author who felt compelled to write a book documenting verses in the bible that confirm how much he and every one of us is loved by our Heavenly Father.

Writing a grief journal was introduced to me when I attended Nyack College. It allowed me to face past life events that affected my emotional well-being. I was able to get a breakthrough during this process. I invite you to search deep within, invite Jesus in this process, and heal! Yadle is a wife, a mother of three children and an Educator in Early Childhood. She is the founder of a wellness group called Beautiful Temple. This wellness group was birth after she wrote her first grief journal. Yadle has a passion to teach people how to nourish their mind, body, and soul through motivational speech, and mentorship. She has the skill to incorporate Biblical principle to her friends and young adult community. Yadle also loves to cook and write songs. She lives in New York with her family.

From the Author of the Amazon Best Seller, "Biblical Proof Animals do go to Heaven." A daily devotional for pet loss. A book for healing and peace. Pet loss is real, and it is a life-changing event for many of us. We feel dark and empty from our loss, and we feel as though life has lost its meaning. We have feelings of needless guilt and deep sorrow, and we tend to isolate ourselves. We animal lovers bond with the spirit of our animals through our unconditional love. These are gifts that many do not have. Our pets are family members and we become distraught on their passing. Many of us feel the loss of a pet much more than the death of a friend or family member and we wonder why. We don't understand why other people do not understand our grief from pet loss. We are left on our own to deal with this tragic loss. This book contains valuable tools, advise, and prayers to help you through the loss of a beloved pet. This book answers many questions you have about pet loss and its after-effects; how to cope with pet loss and all the emotions and feelings that come with the loss of a pet. This book also gives proof that animals do go to Heaven.

Mercy! What Was I Thinking? is the life story of a woman who experience abandonment issues, many cultures, religions and frightening abusive relationships. Many unwise decisions are made as a result of a dysfunctional family, and desperate attempts to escape unhealthy situations, especially from a very dangerous man. There are times of humorous events, times of heart rendering losses, sorrows, as well as consequences of decisions that should have (and could have) been avoided. The author would hope that this story would be a help to others who have endured similar trials and tribulations to avoid the same pitfalls. or at least make the necessary, course corrections to come out of situations in the wisest, safest way possible and end being the victim. Victory is finally achieved when there is acknowledgment, yielding and relying on God, "The Great Orchestrator in the sky." It helps to know God's love and how precious you are in his sight. I hope my mess will be a message of hope to all who read this. I was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. I have been married to my husband thirty-eight years. I have four children and thirteen grandchildren. I live in the mountains of Colorado and love hiking in the beauty of God's creation. My website is a work in progress. I hope to get that operational soon.

In Genesis 2:16-20 we examined how it all started. Adam and Eve were hiding from God after they disobeyed His commandment. In this book we examine the different mask people wear to conceal the truth about their lives. We not only challenge you to examine yourselves but also do something about the shortfalls you find after examination. Not only do people hide behind a mask but they hide behind their gifts. Gifts come without repentance. You may fall but your gift will still operate. In this book we talk about the Real You and the Other You. We talk about how to allow the Real You to remain in control of your life and how to bind the Other You. We will examine salvation, living saved, but not being delivered. Moses led millions out of Egypt but only a few from the original group that came out of Egypt crossed over into the promise land. Many were saved from Egypt but only a few were delivered into the promise land. I grew up in a small community in Mississippi called Pineville. I attended Pineville Missionary Baptist Church as a youth and received the best Christian foundation in the world. I left the Baptist Church to join Church of God where I was introduced to the Holy Ghost. I soon left the Church of God and joined the Church of God in Christ. Then the Ministry God had given me came into play as I moved through various independent churches. God has given my wife and I Kingdom Ministry, a ministry without walls and without denomination.

I believe God speaks to us through dreams. These metaphorical images that visit us during sleep are messages of instruction, encouragement, and guidance. God uses dreams to communicate revelation and spiritual lessons like messages that help us become more like His son. Becoming like Christ takes active faith and persistent work, and as we master abiding in Him, we learn more about who we are and who we want to become. Through the interpretation of my dreams, I provide principles on how to cultivate a foundational relationship with Jesus so you can gain an awareness of who you are in Christ and how to live-out your identity when you choose Jesus. Ashley is a native of Halifax County, Virginia and was raised by her mother and sister. She is a certified life coach, mental-health advocate, dream consultant, and aspiring education specialist in school counseling. She is an active servant in her church, using her prophetic and administrative gifts to glorify God and edify others. For ten years, she's worked in higher education supporting students struggling with academic, social-emotional, behavioral, and mental-health concerns. After hearing a call from God, she returned to school to obtain an EdS in School Counseling with an interest in childhood-trauma. Through this book and her ministry TrueBranches, she desires to help teens, adolescents, and women of all ages live a mentally-healthy and purpose-filled life. In her spare time, you can find her covered in paint, wrestling with her god-children, or watching reruns of FRIENDS. Visit her website for spiritual-growth resources and coaching opportunities (www.truebranchescc.com).

Rachelle's life changed forever in an instant. Who were these people that killed her parents? Why were they after her? Moving away from the home she grew up in didn't stop them. Officer Harris kept her close, safe. He was kind, a true gentleman, just like he was when she knew him as a teenager. The childish crush she had on him then was growing into something not so childish. Would they always just be friends? Glennis calls central Illinois home and always has. Retirement has set well with her and she finds she is enjoying it more with each passing day. Forever thankful to God for being able to retire before COVID hit; before she became a front line worker, she whiled away countless hours in front of her computer pounding out more stories for the Faith Unfolding Chapel Series. Please be sure to like and follow The Faith Unfolding Chapel Series Page on Facebook.

This little book is a simple and short allegorical tale, a modern-day parable of a little donkey named Dolores. This autobiographical tale depicts the events the author has faced and lived through. From the beginning, Dolores' journey takes her through a lot of twisting paths, turns, and detours. Along the way there are a lot of losses of friends, school, culture, and language as a child. Then as an adult she loses her family after a divorce, work, her savings, and possessions. Through circumstances and lack of understanding by well-meaning adults, Dolores' is not given the opportunity to grieve and cry over each loss. Then Dolores is hit with the hardest loss of all, the death of her child. Dolores' tries to deal with her grief, but she is unaware that the unaddressed grief from previous losses has created emotional baggage in her soul and these bags are the root cause of physical pain. After the death of her daughter, Dolores' is led through more twisting paths and detours until she finally ends up in a "magical" forest where she meets angels who help her deal with all her unaddressed grief. With the help of these angels, Dolores' digs into her bags filled with emotional baggage and is given the chance to look over her life, cry over each loss, and discover treasures hidden deep in her bags. She also discovers that a Good and loving God gave her all the characteristics she needed to face everything in her journey and that her courage and strength, also knitted into her being by her Creator, helped her decision to intentionally develop a strong relationship with Him. This was Dolores' saving grace.

God deals with us as individuals, which is a blessing. Each of us have a personal journey erected and designed by the hand of the almighty. However, his LOVE is universal, and encompasses everyone. Whether a believer or non-believer, positive or negative we all are benefactors of his LOVE. This book was written by him. It is not meant to be philosophical, religious, or psychological. He wanted basic clear communication to his readers. It is concise detail, which hopefully will compel the readers to reflect on their receiving of and submission to God's LOVE. I experienced a metamorphosis when I dared to accept that truth, he spoke to me that I had not LOVED my family, friends, and human beings with his LOVE. Yes, it was a shocker at first, but when I submitted to his governing his LOVE inside of me, and relinquished ownership of my heart and Love, I felt better spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. The result was a better me. The amazing part is I was not aware of my prior state until he revealed it to me. Therefore, I implore you as you read this book ask God to show you yourself through his eyes.

PupPup was a friendly, cuddly puppy. However, he had problem; he was a bully! He loved to see animals run away from him... until the day he encountered a deer. When the deer heard PupPup's bark, it began to run away too. However, when it realized PupPup was just a puppy, it turned to chase him in return.PupPup learned a valuable lesson about treating others with kindness. Dolores D. Bennett was born in the Philippines. She wrote articles about anything that inspired her to think or made her laugh. However, the demands of being a teacher made her put writing aside. After retiring as a GED teacher, she'd planned to go to Spain as a missionary in March of 2020, but Covid-19 canceled her plans. Being quarantined gave her the opportunity to write her biography, His Hand on Me, which was published in 2020. In 2021, she republished her first children's book: The Big Black Feather, and wrote five new ones: The Wise Hen (prequel to The Big Black Feather), The Hen's Dream (sequel to The Big Black Feather), My Vaquita, PupPup the Bully, and "Stories of Boogie's Friends."

Diomede Station is a dystopian look at our world, and the tale of Calvin, a young Alaskan Native who faithfully followed a popular effort to save the planet, only to find out that where you place your faith may cost you everything. The Author: R. L.North, was raised in Alaska and has called it home for over 50 years. In that time, he has come to see the "Land of the Midnight Sun" as one of the most amazing places in God's creation and has been blessed to be able to experience it through many avenues. He has been inspired by not only its people, remoteness, and rugged beauty, but also its unique location in the world. However, he believes no matter where you live, we can all be even more inspired by each of us embracing our own personal relationship with God, and taking time to enjoy the works of His hands both in the world around us and within our hearts.

After years of hearing stories about my grandfather's disappearance, I began doing research into his life. Recently retired, I had the time, and there was nothing more important than possibly finding out what remained a mystery for over eight decades. It ended up being a very fascinating adventure, uncovering facts and tying together all the loose ends that unfolded before my eyes. I talked to folks in distant places, wrote to absolute strangers about my quest, and was amazed at the responses I received. Thrust into the lives of those who lived before my time, I developed visions of how it must have been to survive in what most people now refer to as "the past" or "back in the day." My findings became too precious to just file away somewhere without sharing them with my siblings, so I began to develop a story based on factual data. Then, one day it became even more intriguing when a young boy entered my life spiritually and inspired me to put forth more than the novel about my grandfather. It's all contained in this book that I'm happy to call "JINDRICH, The Baker." Growing up in a large family in Independence, Ohio, the author had a strong Catholic upbringing with values that still remain deep-seated. His graphic arts background spurred his creativity, and many years in sales gave him treasured knowledge of working with people. He and his wife of 54 years raised three sons in Southwest Florida, and they now reside in Northern Georgia. John attends St. Brendan Catholic Church and is his wife's right hand in leading the Garden Ministry there. He enjoys home improvement projects, playing tennis with his special needs son, Jimmy, and walking with his wife along the greenway close to their home.

One month. Thirty-one days of study. A lifetime of drawing nearer to God.How many of us could use some help setting aside time for the Lord?These days, it's easier than ever to become caught up in the day-to-day, letting our spiritual needs-and the time we owe to God-fall by the wayside. Thankfully, author Samer Bazlamit has set out to provide you with the tools to help you on your way.Inspired by an eye-opening encounter between the author and a pastor, He Knows Your Name: A 31-Day Devotional is a month-long study through a variety of topics, each modeled after a sermon the author has given in his life of ministry. Grounded in biblical insight, grouped into easy-to-navigate sections by subject, and loaded with helpful text features like Bible verses, guided prayers, space to journal your thoughts, and more, He Knows Your Name has everything the busy believer needs to carve out a bit of time for what is most important-all in service of creating the most meaningful, engaging, and worthwhile devotional experience possible.God knows your name, and He is calling it now. Will you answer? Samer Bazlamit has been a minister for over 30 years. During that time, he has experienced many great things about the goodness of God. God in His grace has also revealed insight into His Word to Samer. That insight is found in in his devotional book,"He Knows Your Name". Today Samer serves in lay leadership at Grace Covenant Church in Chantilly, Virginia.Samer lives Gainesville, Virginia. He has been married to his wife Lisa, for 30 years. He has 2 grown children, Moriah and Connor. Samer enjoys travelling, golfing, and scuba diving, and spending time with his family and friends. If this book has been a blessing to you please let Samer know at sbazlamit@verizon.net

How many times have you told someone who was having a particularly hard time, "God is with you?" Or how many times has someone chided you with, "Don't worry. God is with you?" For me personally, I have heard others use these words so much and I can honestly say I have advised others of this very same thing. There is absolutely nothing wrong with encouraging someone with these four words, but I have I sensed that I needed to do a self-check and be honest about how much do I really believe these words and/or do I act like "God is with me," when the road gets rough and the going gets even tougher? When I recalled instances of giving words of comfort to someone in their time of need, I discovered that yes, these words hold true for me, when I am going through. Thus, I found myself wanting to mean what I say and say what I mean with confidence and assurance so I embarked on a journey of discovering what God's Word says with regard to the Lord being with His people all the time which led to the writing of this book. As with so many other popular sayings and/or clichés in the church, "God is with you," may be to some, an old cliché. This book will help to strengthen your belief that indeed, "God is with you," always. Reading this book will remind you that it is not just an old cliché. You will know without a doubt and be more convinced than ever that God is with you: - So you don't have to feel alone or abandoned. - When you find yourself in a scary or frightening situation. - In the disappointing moments. - When your heart is broken. - To keep you from falling. Dr. Sandra M. Power, a servant of the Lord Most High is proud to be a soldier in God's Army. Contending for the faith, she has a deep and abiding love for those who thirst after righteousness. Dr. Power is a lover of family and basks in pride and joyful admiration of her daughter, Shalana, her constant cheerleader. Dr. Power is a minister of the Gospel, teacher of the Word, writer and author of other published works.

Constantine I was a Sun Worshiper who ruled early in the 4th century. He was the first Christian emperor. He pass the Sunday Sabbath Law in 321 AD. He saw the empire begin to become a mixture of sun worshipers and Christians state. The Sabbath commandment is dissociated from this practice. Jesus said in vain they worship me. Teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. Matthew 15; 9 Please use previous book bio - Mark of God 64598

Amanda encourages and equips individuals. Strengthening their faith while conquering crises. Helping others seek God's presence instead of rejecting His love and deliverance. To open hearts to be fully known by God. Helping people answer the call to rise up higher, come closer and grow deeper in Christ. Helping them establish intimacy, reliance, achieve freedom, transformation, and power to thrive through any painful wilderness experiences. Truly walking by faith and not by sight! Despite fatherlessness, racism, hatred, single parenting, homelessness, unemployment, and surgeries, Amanda persevered through obstacles and reached her aspirations. She always believes the best is possible and yet to come with God! Amanda is inspired to have an impact on society and be a world influencer! Amanda utilizes biblical examples throughout present events combined with personal testimonies woven together. She steers us from creation, crises, and to the birth of a nation depicting God's amazing unmistakable, faithful, delivering Mighty hand, and saving grace from the clutches of the enemies grip of bondage and death. God is strategic and involved with His creation. Life isn't random problems, but Divine Interventions. God prepared an eternal promised land, future glory for His beloved's! In the midst of tragedy and grief, we can trust the God of deliverance! Amanda Simmons was born in Columbia, MS, raised in Berwick, PA, and lived in Atlanta, GA. She married Irving Welch, a blended family with four sons. Amanda is a Black legally blind licensed and ordained minister. A Christian educator and counselor. This is her first published book, others to follow, Half Truths & Chosen. She is Owner of a new organization, Close to the Brokenhearted. She is passionate about Christ, all life, and justice. She exposes lies we believe, and replaces them with biblical truth. Leisurely, she loves worshipping, parasailing, jet-skiing, and playing games.

In "So Far...A Life Lived For Others," you'll read about the story of a young teenager named David. With his ailing parents and three younger siblings needing assistance, he is faced with the difficult decision of becoming their caregiver or of just moving on living his own life. As he embarks on the journey of caregiving, David faces many challenges and struggles along the way bringing him to a point of frustration and discouragement where he wanted to quit. Until one day, David receives help from an old friend which enables him to be encouraged, strengthened and have the renewed faith and love to fulfill the ministry of giving care. I was about 7 years old in 1955, I was playing in the back yard, when I caught myself thanking I would like to be like Jesus! I felt the presents of the Holy Spirit. My life took a distinctive change. I did not really give my life to Yashua until I was 23 years old. The Holy Spirit has been directing my life ever since!

When we think about yielding to something or someone we seldomly relate it to being doubtful, fearful, or uncertain. The fact is, life is filled with us not knowing what will happen next. Have you ever felt the need to yield yourself to the Lord? Do you feel a yearning in your heart to know more about God and his love towards you? Her Heart's Cry: Yielding to Jesus expresses a longing to escape the bondage within one's mind in order to receive the freedom within one's heart. It's about a journey of overcoming feelings of hopelessness to discovering the need to have faith in God. It's up to you to go forth in your journey of seeking. God is able to use your brokenness to bring you to a place of redemption. Glenda Davis was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama and is a graduate of Brewbaker Technology Magnet High School Class of 2017. She has a passion for expressing her innermost thoughts through writing, while encouraging others to remain hopeful in spite of their odds. Her desire is to help people press to freedom through the truth and love of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Her journey of yielding to Jesus all began with a desire in her heart to know more about God.

I am a woman created by the Lord to fulfill His purposes. I have been blessed with an amazing and supportive husband and together, in the Lord's strength we are raising our six sons. We reside in a small village in New York. It is my heart's desire to see women come to the feet of Jesus and be saved, healed, and delivered, through His resurrection power. The Lord is allowing and enabling me to do His work through women's ministry, biblical counseling, and restorative movement. I am a child of God.

Although divorce blindsided me and changed me forever, No Ordinary Days is about much more than that. It's about seeing God's hand in our busy and often chaotic lives. It's about hearing His voice. It's about glimpses into His grace amidst the most ordinary things - from a laundry room in Germany to a bouncing truck headed for Baja to a suddenly unmarried life in Spain. The stories are real, not always pretty, but honest. Through them I seek to show how we can be deceived about who we are and what we believe. We are often not as good as we had thought or as holy as we had hoped, but when we open our hearts, God opens our eyes to who He is and moves to heal and help. He shows up when least expected in the most ordinary moment and makes it remarkable. He touches you, frees you, and uses people you never imagined along the way. That's what this book is about: there are no ordinary days. Rebecca Jacob grew up in Mexico City but has lived in Spain for over forty years. She pastors a church in the heart of Madrid and frequently speaks at women's retreats, youth camps, and leadership conferences. Whether in front of a crowd or speaking one-on-one over coffee, Rebecca has the ability to teach spiritual truths with a sense of humor, joy, and anecdotes in abundance. Her happiest moments are when she is surrounded by her children, grandchildren, and Tessa, her Portuguese podengo.

This book analyzes Richard's marital encounters with his ex-wife, Veratica, in the diaspora. It systematically enumerates how his experiences, and those of others illustrated herein, could help minimize marital violence in the diaspora and globally. The information in this book is valid and verifiable, but names and settings have been changed to avoid identification. As used in this book, diaspora describes people who voluntarily left their native continent, like Africa, who traveled abroad to reside in countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Italy, and other countries, who returned to their country of origin, like Nigeria to marriage. The REFLECTION section discusses and identifies useful variables for screening and identifying marriageable traits in fiancées. This book is packed with practical advice and strategies fiancées, and couples can adopt to avoid separation, divorce, and eradicate the murders of wives by their husbands in the diaspora due to frustration and lack of self-control. It is a must-read book for fiancées, their parents, and relatives before marriage. Dr. Mbomette A. Udobong is an educator, philanthropist, and a chief executive officer. He officiates as the administrator and chief executive officer (CEO) of MEFI, Inc., DBA: Texas Human HealthCare Services; the director and CEO of Texas Human Services Place; and the director and CEO of FRESH START INTL. INC., a non-profit organization. He also officiates as the director and CEO of MEFI International, Nigeria Ltd. He earned a doctoral degree in higher education administration, master's degree in business administration (MBA), and a master's degree in education with a concentration in special education from the Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas, USA. He has earned numerous teaching certificates and awards, including the Highest Ranking Student Graduating in Finance and Banking award (1989). He is currently working as an educator in Houston, Texas, USA.

Sacrificial offering is the heart of worship that oozes up as sweet aroma unto the Lord. This book exposes the meaning, benefit, and usages of various sacrifices and offerings as an integral aspect of worship and adoration unto Jehovah God. It shares testimonies of some sacrifices offered with aromatic expressions. It enables you to understand giving as part of divine connections and relationship. It educates you on how giving provides divine protection. Pauline Walley-Daniels, PhD, is an ordained Prophetic-Deliverance Apostle, who teaches the Word of God with dramatic demonstrations. She is the president of Pauline Walley Evangelistic Ministries and Christian Communications, the CEO of the Prophetic Deliverance Theological Training Institute, which includes the School of Intensive Training for Leadership Equipment, and the School of Deliverance in New York. Dr. Pauline is affiliated with Christian International Ministries Network; Academic Council for Educational Accountability; International Coalition of Apostles; and is the Secretary General of Faithful Ministers Fellowship of New York. She serves on Christian Life Educators Network Board of Regents. She is one of Morris Cerullo Prayer Strike Force Ministers. In addition; In addition, she is the International Intercessory Coordinator for Joyfest Caribbean Conference. Dr. Pauline holds a master's degree in journalism and a PhD in Pulpit Communications and Expository Preaching. She is the author of several books. She is married to Rev. Frederick Daniels of Overcomers' House Prophetic Deliverance church in the Bronx of New York.

Through a profound book of spiritual insight, the author explores the power, purpose, and process of prayer and how God uses His children to cultivate and birth answers to intercession according to His will. With inspiring biblical teaching, an in-depth look at the believer's role in prayer, and practical lessons for daily Christian living, The Womb of Your Prayers: Birthing God's Answers to Your Intercession, encourages believers to participate in intimate communication with God while gaining a rich understanding of how to do so. Sylvia L. Williams, an international speaker and a published author and journalist, is known for turning "wimps into warriors" through her prophetic teachings and apostolic training. She uses her God-given gift for writing and editing in both the Christian and secular worlds. She is a former journalism professor, newspaper reporter, and magazine editor, and has more than 40 years of journalistic experience. She is a pastor's wife and the founder of two ministries-He Giveth More Grace and Women of Destiny and Grace. Contact Sylvia at: www.womenofdestinyandgrace.org, or moregraceministries@aol.com.

What would you do if your life as you knew it changed overnight? Suddenly you went from being the poster child of perfect health to living a medical nightmare day after day for years. Would you hold steady in your faith? Or would you begin to question God's plan? My fight through Acute Myeloid Leukemia was not easy, there were days when my faith was tested more than I ever imagined it could be. I was blessed to have a loving family by my side throughout my entire journey. I discovered that my unexpected battle with cancer and the aftermath has shaped me into the mother, wife, and daughter I am today. A person that I could have only dreamed of becoming. I value each and every smile from my children, try to spread compassion and love around like sprinkles. Treat each and every day as a genuine gift from God. I experienced what it felt like to be at death's doorstep. It was extremely lonely and scary. No amount of money or power could change my predicament. I remember lying in my hospital bed at night praying to God with all my might. "God if I make it through this nightmare, I promise to love and cherish every second with my children. I will be patient and kind. I will cherish every breath I get to take on Earth." Well, I tried. I have come to realize I am far from being a perfect mom, wife, daughter and Christian. To this day I still make mistakes and say things I wish hadn't. I continue to fight and strive to be the very best version of me I can possibly be. I am sharing my story of overcoming horrible odds with the hopes of passing on encouragement, faith and love for our Almighty God. It was my Faith and God's Will that brought me through these past four years. I hope my story encourages you to never give up when you are faced with a personal battle. Whether it be a disease or illness, divorce, or layoff it is faith in God, laughter, and baking that will see you through. When you keep God at the top of your daily to do list, and you care for others, you will g Tracy Kearcher lives with her husband, daughter, son and dog Dexter, her one year old rescue in Ellington, Connecticut. She is very proud to say she is an AML Leukemia Warrior and Survivor. She is very active in her local Cathoic church, St. Lukes. Tracy loves to work with her hands whether it be in her kitchen or in her salon. She has been a hairdresser for over eighteen years. As she was battling through Leukemia she started to bake and decorate custom decorated sugar cookies. This is how Tracy Kearcher For a Cure was born. 10% of all proceeds are donated to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. You can see more of her work at www.tracykearcherforacure.com.

This story is about a small denomination, the Evangelical Methodist Church (EMC), founded in 1946 at a prayer meeting in Memphis, TN. Dr. Hamblen, who had left the Methodist Church (presently the United Methodist Church), was asked to form a new holiness denomination. His prayer was, ''Lord, if this movement is of you, let it grow; if not, let it die". Dr. Hamblen''s prayer is still facing the denomination after 75 years of victories and challenges.Methodism in America is a laity denomination. The church began as Methodist laypersons immigrated to America. The first Societies in America included active participation by people of African and European descent.The EMC attempted to combine the Methodist Episcopal Book of Discipline with Baptist congregational elements. The theology was correct, but the organizational structure of a congregational-connectional is the nemesis. This book traces the EMC story with an honest view of the ''sin in the camp'' and the victories of mission expansion. The prophetic thread calls the EMC General Church to repentance and renewal, echoing in our ears the voice of Dr. Hamblen, ''let the movement live or let it die'' according to God''s plan. A native of Parkersburg, West Virginia, Dr. Edward Williamson knew he was called toministry when he was only a teenager. He followed that vision to Teen Challenge, aministry to drug addicts in New York City. Dr. Williamson is married to Gilda Day andaccomplished educator and artist. Gilda introduced Bibles for Myanmar, nutritiontraining and rice for the people. Gilda and Ed are serving as missionaries with OneMission Society. Ed serves as Vice President at large and Church MultiplicationFacilitator for Myanmar and Gilda serves with Dynamic Women Ministries for Myanmar.

This book describes the experiences of an Army chaplain who officiated at the first two Memorial Services conducted in the Pentagon after 9/11, and his support to the survivors. On this 20th anniversary year of 9/11, this book seeks to honor and remember those who died on that day, while also honoring and remembering the fallen heroes from all of America's wars. This book is a call for America: to never forget the over a million fellow Americans who died for their country; and to encourage today's overworked "all volunteer" military. Stories are included from Chaplain Jenkins service in Iraq, on the staff of General Martin Dempsey, and from his tenure as the Rear Detachment chaplain for the 82nd Airborne Division. With the 82nd, Chaplain Jenkins officiated at over one hundred services for fallen paratroopers. The book traces the struggles, and eventual breakthroughs, of native Americans, Afro Americans, Japanese and Chinese minorities in relationship to military service. Against major barriers, heroic service and sacrifice are seen from these groups. Various vignettes of military heroes, from the 19th century until the present, are described, as a reminder for America to be grateful for the sacrifices of her military. BIO Chaplain (Colonel) (Ret.) Joel Jenkins and his wife, Donna, reside in Charlottesville, VA. Joel retired from Fort Bragg, NC in 2011, with 27 years of service. His service included active duty, along with National Guard and Army Reserves service. He also pastored churches in NC and Virginia. Highlights of his military career include officiating at the first Memorial Services in the Pentagon following 9/11. He served a year in Iraq on the staff of General Martin Dempsey as the Command Chaplain for MNSTC-I. His final position was the Rear Detachment chaplain for the 82nd Airborne Division.