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  When the Heart Waits - Spiritual...

  Sue Monk Kidd

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  The bestselling author's inspiring autobiographical account of personal pain, spiritual awakening, and divine grace. 
  ""Inspiring. Sue Monk Kidd is a direct literary descendant of Carson McCullers.""—Baltimore Sun 
  ""Grounded in personal experience and bolstered with classic spiritual disciplines and Scripture, this book offers an alternative to fast-fix spirituality.""—Bookstore Journal  
  Blending her own experiences with an intimate grasp of spirituality, Sue Monk Kidd relates the passionate and moving tale of her spiritual crisis, when life seemed to have lost meaning and her longing for a hasty escape from the pain yielded to a discipline of ""active waiting."" Full of wisdom, poise, and grace, Kidd’s words will encourage us along our spiritual journey, toward becoming who we truly are.

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  Mastering the Metal - The...

  Zack Moore, Eddie Bravo, James...

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  Over the last two decades, Eddie Bravo has been at the forefront of revolutions we've seen in the arts of fighting, comedy, and podcasting. But he wasn't alone in his journey. 
   
   
   
  For just over a decade, James Watson and Eddie Bravo were inseparable: musical partners, work colleagues, roommates, and best friends. From metal to rap, our protagonists worked to master the art of music together. 
   
   
   
  Through the story of these past experiences in the pursuit of musical mastery, the listener will get to intimately understand Eddie Bravo and see how those experiences in his youth spent in music made him the man and martial artist he is today. Through the narration of our author, we get the complete picture of the private man behind the Eddie Bravo public persona.

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  Time To Move Forward

  Patrick Palmer

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  Discover Hope After Loss: A Powerful Memoir & Self-Help Guide for Healing and Transformation 
  Time to Move Forward by Patrick Palmer, narrated by Phillip Nathaniel Freeman and published by Native Book Publishing, is a profoundly moving blend of memoir and self-help that illuminates the path through grief, caregiving struggles, and personal rebirth. This inspirational audiobook offers a lifeline to anyone facing loss, seeking healing, or yearning to rediscover joy after life's toughest challenges.A Journey of Resilience and Renewal 
  After the devastating loss of his wife, Angela, Patrick Palmer transforms his pain into a roadmap for healing. Through raw, heartfelt storytelling and actionable wisdom, this audiobook explores:Overcoming grief and finding strength in life's darkest momentsSurviving caregiving with courage and compassionPractical self-discovery tools to rebuild happiness and self-esteemTransformative growth through life's most difficult transitions 
  Phillip Nathaniel Freeman’s compelling narration brings Patrick’s emotional journey to life, making this audiobook a must-listen for fans of inspirational memoirs, self-help, and stories of resilience. 
  Published by Native Book Publishing, Time to Move Forward is more than a memoir—it’s a guide to rebuilding life with purpose. Let Patrick’s journey inspire your own healing. Start listening today.

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  Becoming God's Friend

  Nick Griemsmann

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  Becoming God's Friend is the intriguing personal life story of Nick Griemsmann (author of Defeating Mental Illness). In this transparent autobiography, Nick opens up about the personal details of his life experiences that include childhood trauma, addictions, surviving a cult, struggling with his identity, and spending time in and out of mental hospitals. He shares how becoming God's friend through faith helped him overcome challenges and find his true purpose in life. Nick's story will uplift and encourage you that all things are possible to those who believe.

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  Long Lost Log - Diary of a...

  Michael Chapman Pincher

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  A virgin sailor's bawdy tale of a once in a lifetime adventure.Mick is the novice deckhand on a yacht, skippered by an Irishman who's off with his mistress to find a new life. Set in the 1970s, this witty, well-paced rite of passage is full of freshness, sexual impulse and a clash of values. Long Lost Log is a voyage of discovery into what it means to be free. During 'lockdown', Michel Chapman Pincher received a surprise package - a logbook of a sailing trip he'd made across the Atlantic 47 years ago – one he thought log-lost. Returned by a young love who found it in a keepsake box in her attic, Michael was inspired to tell a tale never told before. Michael wrote up the clash of a free-loving, dope-smoking hippy with the class prejudice, racial stereotyping and failed tweedy attitudes of his 'elders and betters' in the confines of a 37' cruising yacht, heading for the Caribbean. It was worth the effort as Lilliput Press, Dublin took the book on.Long Lost Log: Diary of a Virgin Sailor is witty, charming, and proof that some risks are worth taking. This once-in-a-lifetime adventure is easy to listen to - the story flows from one event to another. Long Lost Log is a true story, written like a novel – a rollicking page-turner written with verve, keen observations and sparkling with wry humour. A beautifully crafted audiobook, multi-layered and bravely written, Long Lost Log has many interesting insights into the skills and craft of sailing and the broader history of the day. Chapman Pincher describes the people he meets and the voyage he makes with incredible clarity and of the moment. Set in the 1970s, Long Lost Log is a period piece for the nostalgic traveller and the armchair adventurer of any age.

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  Coconut Apostles

  Conrad Trent

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  Vanuatu, once the New Hebrides, is a paradise of islands where seeds bear fruit overnight. The air is warm, and the land is full of adventure. Giving up cannibalism for Lent uncovered a nation of hospitable, humble people with a deep connection to the environment. The culture, always deeply spiritual has and in more recent centuries become Christian. Yet behind the Gospel singing of these "happiest people on earth" lies a puzzle: Is God for us? 
    
  In July 2001, confused by grief while launching a global mission, Conrad agreed to visit Port Vila. He stood in for a friend, teaching 80 Presbyterian pastors at their first Evangelism Seminar. Nervous about entering an unknown context, he invited a brash evangelist onto his team. They clashed, but they also flew. Supernatural experiences caused them to agree that they may never again witness such amazing phenomena. 
    
  The handwritten journals from that South Pacific mission were lost, but recently found. Relieved to recover the original record of his life-changing experiences, Conrad decided to publish them. Here they are, two decades later, revealing the events that changed him forever. Step back in time and share the surprise he felt each time God released divine love within beautiful people.

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