Rose-Marie DeveauxThis book begs the question, “Should one chase after religion or desire a relationship with the father?”
My Advice of All Times John “The U Can Man!” Isom
Twenty Years of Lessons and Growth There are two major components of personal growth: 1) receiving and believing the wisdom and encouragement you have gained over the years, and 2) putting that wisdom into practice. In this inspiring book, uniquely formatted as a collection of quotes, anecdotes, prayers, website posts, and letters, John “The U-Can! Man!” Isom demonstrates both components. After reading about and sharing in his 20-year-plus journey, you too will be inspired to draw strength from your past and apply it toward planning a spectacular future.
God’s Awesome Power and Creation
by Frank
Frank Carter begins his book God’s Awesome Power and Creation with that simple question, then takes us on a journey from the beginning of time to the world’s end, focusing on Scripture passages that illustrate God’s presence and power. Carter challenges the reader to focus not only on the content of these passages, but why they are important and what important truths they illuminate about our relationship with the Father. After reading this book, you will be inspired to discover God’s power in everything—from the tranquility of a nature walk admiring His creation to the powerful truths uncovered when studying the Book of Revelation.
A Survivor and a Conqueror: The Journey of a Multiple Sclerosis Warrior
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This book is the powerful testimony of Eldridge Gardiner, who at a time when he should have been in the prime of his life suddenly found himself suffering from a mysterious illness. As he grew physically weaker and no doctors seemed able to give him the help or even the definite diagnosis that he needed, Eldridge was often tempted to lose hope—which was exactly what the devil wanted. Eldridge quickly realized that he was in a battle not only for his life, but for his soul. It is the author’s hope that this story will serve not only to educate others on multiple sclerosis—a life-threatening illness that still has no cure—but also to make them aware that God still intervenes in our daily lives, that He heals and He saves.
In progress:
Mama Grenchy, Lynette Richardson
Bible It. A Model to be Modeled, John “You Can” Isom
A Covenant Relationship, Frank Carter
Discovering the World of Religion, Rosemarie Deveaux
Netty: Mind your Manners, Lynette Richardson
Island Gyalz, Lynette Richardson
She Thought She Deserved It, Lynette Richardson
The Tattered Sweater, Anne Stirrup
The Tarnished Gem, Anne Stirrup
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