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  Apocalypse of Mark

  Caleb Deassis

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  The Apocalypse of Mark is a Christian book written in the ancient style of apocalyptic literature designed to read like a short narrative book one would find in the Bible, like Job, Ruth, or Esther. Narrator John Mark presents a linear retelling of the Biblical meta-narrative, heavily quoting from and alluding to the Biblical text. Beginning prior to creation and ending in the "new heavens and earth" incorporating enigmatic Biblical passages, it demonstrates how they are indispensable to the overall redemption story. The text also offers the reader hope by exposing the Gospel of Jesus as the central focus of God's relational plan. The text is packed with theological teachings and shows how they are all interconnected. The author began the project by trying to solve the question, "Where do demons come from?" Bolstered by years of research, he presents his findings in a creative and engaging narrative style.

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  Tracking the Taken Child

  Sharon Dunn

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  A little girl has vanished…Can a K-9 team find her?Preschool teacher Lydia Caldwell’s peaceful day in the Rockies becomes her most harrowing nightmare when she’s pushed over a mountain ledge and her three-year-old daughter is abducted. Lydia must now entrust her life and her child’s fate to K-9 Officer River Jameson and his yellow Lab partner, Frankie. As the danger escalates and the trail grows colder by the second, River and Frankie work tirelessly to track down the kidnapper. Is the culprit Lydia’s ex…or is someone from her past seeking revenge? Will River’s skill and Frankie’s instincts save an innocent child—and protect Lydia from the elusive criminal targeting her?From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith.Colorado K-9 Unit Book 1: Searching for the Truth by Laura ScottBook 2: Tracking the Taken Child by Sharon DunnBook 3: Danger in the Rockies by Terri ReedBook 4: Protecting the Baby by Jodie Bailey

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  Leaving Stoneybrook

  Sara R. Turnquist

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  David longs for a grand adventure. One that Mary dreams she might be a part of. 
  In the rugged terrains of Cripple Creek, Colorado, David Matthews’ world has always been overshadowed by his father. Each sunrise over Stoneybrook Ranch reminds him of the path laid out before him—a life scripted by expectations he isn’t sure he can live up to. Desperate to carve out a future driven by his own dreams and ambitions, David grapples with his duty to his father and the call of the wild unknown. 
  Mary Foster has held a silent affection for David since their youth. And while her mother suffers the ravages of a disease they fight to contain, Mary’s heart patiently beats in the hope that when David finds his place in the world, there might be room in it for her. 
  Will their paths diverge in the vast expanse of the frontier? Or perhaps love can guide them to find in each other the very thing they are lacking in themselves—home. 
  Recommended Reading Order 
  Hope in Cripple Creek 
  Christmas in Cripple Creek 
  Faith in Cripple Creek 
  Prequels - can be read before, between, or after the others 
  Leaving Waverly 
  Leaving Stoneybrook

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  Witchcraft Therapy - AN...

  Elisa Martín

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  Witchcraft treatment is fundamentally predicated on the concept that everything in the universe is interconnected and that we are all a part of a larger whole. Because of our interconnectivity, we have access to the universe's energy and can use it to heal both ourselves and others. Witchcraft therapy also recognizes the importance of the natural world and the cycles of the seasons, the moon, and the sun in the practice of healing. 
  The idea of personal responsibility is one of the main principles of witchcraft therapy. Those who engage in witchcraft therapy are of the opinion that patients are ultimately responsible for their own well-being and have the ability to shape their own realities through their own actions. This implies that each person must actively participate in their own healing process and make an effort to change any limiting patterns and beliefs. 
  Witchcraft therapy also emphasizes the importance of self-care and self-love. Those who engage in the practice of witchcraft therapy adhere to the philosophy that before one can effectively heal others, they must first address their own health issues. This involves setting boundaries, caring for oneself, and participating in activities that encourage self-acceptance and self-love.

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  Be Responsible (1 Kings) - Being...

  Warren W. Wiersbe

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  It’s not easy to take responsibility in life. Whether it’s in our jobs, our finances, or even our relationships, we all struggle to take ownership of our habits and choices.  
  Yet personal accountability is essential to both our personal and spiritual growth. 
  Based on the book of 1 Kings, this study offers a compelling contrast between those who are accountable to God and others, and those who continually shift the blame to others. 
  Part of Dr. Warren W. Wiersbe’s best-selling “BE” commentary series, BE Responsible has now been updated with study questions and a new introduction by Ken Baugh. A respected pastor and Bible teacher, Dr. Wiersbe shares how our integrity is connected with responsibility, and encourages us to stay accountable in each part of our lives.  
   

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  Two Hands - Grief and Gratitude...

  Lynne Baab

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  A book for people grieving because of the pandemic, health challenges, family conflict, or other losses, while also seeing so many things to be thankful for. A book for small groups – each of the seven chapters has discussion questions at the end.  
  “Two Hands: Grief and Gratitude in the Christian Life is one of the most important books I have read in the last few months. I have long been an advocate for gratitude as a way of life, but Lynne Baab helped me understand that grief is just as important and often the missing element in our practices. We all need a better understanding of how grief and gratitude intertwine in a healthy life. This is a must read book for everyone as we emerge from the challenges of the COVID pandemic.” —Christine Sine, curator of the Godspace blog and author of The Gift of Wonder: Creative Practices for Delighting In God 
   “Grief and gratitude are not a dichotomy. With generous doses of pastoral wisdom and emotional intelligence, Lynne Baab invites us to identify the breadth and intensity of our grief and gratitude. Drawing on Psalms, Paul, Jesus and his disciples, alongside deeply personal examples, Baab navigates a way for the soul to move beyond cynicism, inadequacy, materialism and denial. Two Hands is a delightful book in pandemic times to read prayerfully and contemplatively and in conversation with trusted friends.” —Rev. Dr. Darren Cronshaw, Professor of Missional Leadership at Sydney College of Divinity and Pastor of Auburn Baptist Church 
  “Lynne Baab’s biblically rooted reflections on grief and gratitude encourage us toward wholeness. With insight, honesty and compassion for the struggle, she urges us to embrace both the brokenness and ampleness of God’s world.” —Caroline J. Simon (Ph.D.), author of The Disciplined Heart: Love, Destiny and Imagination 
  Visit lynnebaab.com for more information about the author. 

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