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  Don't Let Bad Luck Follow You

  Pastor Philip

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  When God created the world, he considered everything to be good, and when God created man, everything was very good. With the fall into sin, evil entered our world. That was the beginning of mankind's misfortune.  The song, 'Wonderful Grace' sung by Chey at the end of the sermon, gives the listener an opportunity to reflect on the sermon.

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  Get Over Your Fear of Public...

  Joel Thielke

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  Stop public speaking anxiety it its tracks and speak with skill and ease with this hypnosis and guided meditation program!Benefits of the program include:- Less anxiety and more calm when speaking in front of people- Boosted confidence and self-esteem- Laser focus- Increased memory- Increased peace and calming energy- Deep relaxation for your body and mind- More natural energy throughout your dayMotivational Hypnotherapy's Joel Thielke is a world-renowned hypnotherapist and author who has helped millions of people worldwide. This powerful hypnosis program is designed specifically to help you get over your anxiety and fear surrounding public speaking speaking, and give you the confidence and ease to talk in front of crowds.This is the perfect program for listeners of any age, no matter your level of hypnosis experience. We recommend listening to this audiobook for 21 days in a row to get the most out of your listening experience. Listen to the induction track, and if you fall asleep, that's okay.

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  Sam Houston and Santa Anna: The...

  Charles River Editors

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  More than most men in history, Sam Houston was a contradictory individual. He was born in the United States while George Washington was in office, and in an era when the native people who were gradually being subjugated were considered savages, he called them friends and even lived among them. He was abandoned by his first wife and, after suffering the sting of divorce, married again in the manner of his native family, only to abandon his Indian bride to return to life among his own people. In the interim, he fought for their rights in the halls of government, defending them even as he obtained favor in the eyes of one of their worst enemies. He seemed to have the right mix of charm and grit to make a successful life with him and their large family. 
  	Though he was born and raised elsewhere, Houston is considered one of Texas’ truest sons, and during his life he fought for its independence from Mexico and then for its submission to the United States. He owned slaves himself but spent his entire political career fighting against the spread of “the American cancer” to the West. Then, when his beloved state seceded from the Union, he not only opposed secession but sacrificed his own position to protest it, only to turn around and support the Confederacy during the last years of his life.  
  The butcher of the Alamo and Goliad. The traitor who sold half of Mexico. The Napoleon of the West. Mr. Fifteen Nails. The Mother Country’s seducer. Almost 150 years after his death, a lot of name-calling is still being directed towards Antonio López de Santa Anna, president of Mexico 11 times in the 19th century, and today, the vast majority of his compatriots consider him the greatest traitor in history. It was not like that in his day; actually, there had never been a more popular man in Mexico, or anyone more eulogized and essential than General Santa Anna. In life he was the most famous - and infamous - Mexican general and politician. 

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  Light on Life’s Difficulties -...

  James Allen, Tim Zengerink

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  What if you could approach life’s toughest moments with unwavering confidence and resilience? 
  James Allen’s uplifting work offers a beacon of hope for those navigating hardship. Adapted for modern readers, it provides simple yet profound strategies to tackle everyday obstacles, cultivate inner peace, and transform adversity into growth. By shedding light on life’s difficulties, Allen guides you toward renewed optimism and self-mastery. 
  What You’ll Discover in This Modern Translation: 
  - Mindset shifts that turn challenges into stepping stones 
  - Practical tools for staying calm under pressure 
  - The importance of gratitude, patience, and determination 
  - Life-affirming wisdom for nurturing a resilient spirit 
  Imagine confronting every obstacle with grace, clarity, and determination—awakening the powerful realization that adversity can be a catalyst for self-improvement. James Allen’s timeless insights make it possible for anyone to thrive, no matter the circumstances. 
  Embrace the radiance of positive thought. Get your copy now and illuminate your path through life’s most demanding chapters.

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  Political Ideals

  Bertrand Russell

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  "Political Ideals" is a thought-provoking book by Bertrand Russell, in which he explores the nature of political beliefs and the ideals that drive them. Drawing on his vast knowledge of history, philosophy, and politics, Russell argues that political ideals are not static, but evolve over time as societies change and new challenges arise. Throughout the book, Russell provides a compelling analysis of political ideology and the challenges facing modern societies. He challenges readers to think deeply about their own political beliefs and to strive for a society that is both just and compassionate. Read in English, unabridged.

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  Lost Negro Records - A Colored...

  Ogechi N. Ofodu

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  A powerful collection of historical poetry uncovering the Black history omitted from standard school textbooks.Welcome to Aphrocentrik Academy! 
  Where the only rule is that you break every rule that produces oppression. 
  In this bold chapbook, Internationally Ranked, Multi-Award Winning, Former Atlanta Youth Poet Laureate - Ogechi N. Ofodu is your teacher, taking you on a poetic journey through the buried & forgotten histories of Black people across the diaspora. From the hidden Blackness of Cleopatra to the magic resilience of Aunt Jemima, from the fire of Eunice Waymon to the tragedy of Philly’s MOVE9. 
  A curriculum in verse with guest "substitute teachers," Lost Negro Records is part history class, part liberation rally, and part ancestor invocation all told in poems. 
  Endorsed by Glenn A. North, Executive Director at The Bruce A. Watkins Cultural Center, Poet Laureate of the 18th & Vine Jazz District and Former Poet in Residence at The American Jazz Museum. As well as by Asst. Professor Dr. Grace D. Gipson, Ph.D in African-American Studies, Black Future Feminist and Pop Culture Scholar. (Both of whom who feature in the book).  
  This chapbook has been called an entry point for Black people to discuss the history of their ancestors and a text to inspire the next Gwendolyn Brooks or Countee Cullen.  
  This audiobook edition, narrated by the author herself, brings the rhythm, rage, and tenderness of these poems to life in the way they were meant to be experienced, out loud. 
  For lovers of spoken word, Black history, Afrocentric literature, and poetry that doesn't ask for permission. 
  (Includes bonus pdf of the never before seen original book cover illustration)

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