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  A Prescription for Peaceful Living

  A. C. Talton

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  Embark on a transformative odyssey with Dr. A.C. Talton's debut masterpiece, "A Prescription for Peaceful Living." In this compelling exploration of peace, Dr. Talton invites readers to traverse the corridors of serenity, offering a unique perspective shaped by a half-century journey on this earthly voyage. Drawing inspiration from the sacred verses of Psalms 1, discover a profound blueprint for a life richly embraced by divine counsel. Dive into Dr. Talton's personal narrative, where the unconventional method of learning to read through the Bible unfolds into a metamorphic connection with the Divine. Unveil the transformative power of meditation, guided by reflections on God's Word, as he echoes the wisdom of renowned theologian Thomas Merton. Through poignant chapters revealing divine interventions, Dr. Talton illustrates the unyielding peace that accompanies life's perilous moments. Rose Gonzales Lowe becomes an unexpected guardian on a scorching summer day, embodying the divine instruments that grace our lives when we least expect them. "The Prescription for Peaceful Living" extends an invitation to discover the timeless grace of contemplation and to navigate the ebbs and flows of existence with resilience and purpose. Dr. Talton, a new voice in the realm of peace literature, weaves a tapestry of experiences that will resonate with your quest for enduring harmony. Crafted with wisdom and compassion, this book is a guide to cultivating peace that transcends circumstances. Dr. Talton's unique perspective and narrative prowess make "A Prescription for Peaceful Living" a must-read for anyone seeking not just peace but a transformative journey toward lasting harmony. Open these pages and let the wisdom of Dr. Talton unveil the harmony within. Are you ready to embark on a journey where inner peace becomes a constant companion, and life's rhythms transform into a symphony of serenity?

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  Be Uncommon - 40 Ways to Leave...

  John Mason

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  God created you to be you, not someone else. So why do we so often settle for less? Why do we bow to the pressure to conform to others' expectations of us rather than boldly being the person we were meant to be? Why do we pretend to be satisfied with average, ordinary . . . common? What would it be like if we actually believed God desires to do something extraordinary with our lives? 
   
   
   
  In this inspiring new book from the bestselling author of An Enemy Called Average, you'll find the motivation and encouragement you need to stop settling and start stretching toward the goal of being you in the way only you can! In short, punchy chapters, John Mason shows you how to face down fear, doubt, criticism, and apathy with enthusiasm, decisiveness, persistence, and honesty. He shows you how to seek God's direction, develop wisdom, manage your time and energy, and take risks. 
   
   
   
  Outside of your comfort zone is where you'll find true fulfillment and contentment as you develop into the exceptional, extraordinary, uncommon person you were always meant to be. So what are you waiting for?

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  Shadowed (Sins of the Past...

  Dani Pettrey

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  Adventure, romance, and danger collide when a young Alaskan fisherman nets the body of a Russian open water swimming competitor. Another swimmer, who'd been the dead woman's roommate years ago, is pulled into the search for answers as it grows more and more clear that something sinister is at play.

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  What Is A Reformed Baptist? - An...

  Tom Hicks

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  A Reformed Baptist is a Christian who believes in the great doctrines recovered by the Protestant Reformation, including the sufficiency of Scripture for the church, salvation by God’s free grace, justification by faith alone, the importance of God’s good law and the gospel of Jesus Christ, the centrality of the church in the life of the believer, and the great doctrine of Christian liberty. This book argues that Reformed Baptists are not particularly unique, but are simply biblical Christians who fall within the theological stream of the historic Reformed faith, and who are also baptistic in their doctrine of the church. This is not a polemical work. Rather, it makes a positive case for the doctrines cherished by Reformed Baptists. May this book benefit motivated laymen, broadly evangelical pastors, Baptist pastors, and Reformed paedobaptist pastors who want to understand what their Reformed Baptist brethren believe.

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  Goetheanism - An Impulse of...

  Rudolf Steiner

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  'There will be a resurrection – a resurrection that should not be imagined politically… but it will be a resurrection. Goetheanism still rests in the grave as far as external culture is concerned. But Goetheanism must rise again.' In the first winter following the Great War, Rudolf Steiner appealed to the spirit of Central Europe – which he characterized as Goetheanism – that had been languishing for decades. Only such a spiritual force could provide answers to the pressing social, national and international questions of the time. A new constellation of polar, hostile opposition had emerged after the war, with the East and Bolshevism on one side, and the victorious West and Americanism on the other. In the middle, with no apparent role or hope for the future, was the defeated Central Europe. But this 'centre', beseeched Steiner, should not become a vacuum. Rather, it needs to discover its true, world-historical task.In this context, with deep seriousness and urgency, Rudolf Steiner speaks of the work of Goetheanism, which begins with understanding the threefold human being and leads to threefolding the social organism. Steiner goes on to describe the decisive role of the consciousness soul in the present epoch, and how Schiller's Aesthetic Letters and Goethe's Fairy Tale relate to contemporary challenges. He discusses a multitude of seemingly diverse but interrelated themes, such as the migration of peoples in the past and present, the thinking of John of the Cross, and the modern path of spirit cognition. The first English publication of these lectures features an introduction by Christian von Arnim, notes and an index. Twelve lectures, Dornach, Jan.–Feb. 1919, GA 188

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  Biblical Repentance

  L. R. Shelton Jr.

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  "Why is Biblical repentance the need of this hour? Because we are living in a day when most religious leaders actually deny the need for repentance." Thus Pastor Shelton opens this booklet on the nature and necessity of true repentance. First, he presents the underlying problem of man's sin which calls for repentance. Second, he defines and explains what repentance is and how it is connected with faith. Third, he brings us to the means of repentance, which is the Word of God. Last, he shows us the fruits of genuine repentance in a hatred for sin and a desire for holiness.

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