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  Understand The Revelation

  Anonymous

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  This book was written by me to create an environment to teach my Grand Children and Children about The Revelation. I have directed the reader by using Bible verses so he can defined the characters where they are and picture what the future will look like. The Bible states that not until the end times will we know what all these answers are. It is the end times so we should understand how to read with Understanding The Revelation. This is a large world view for the end times. Lowell Neely was born in 1948 in western Kansas, where he lived on a farm until after he finished his senior year of high school. After graduation, he moved to Colorado and lived there until he joined the Navy in 1968 during the Vietnam War. Soon after returning home he married Shirley, his wife of 48 years. Shirley was raised as a Mennonite and Lowell grew up as a Methodist. This mixture of religious backgrounds caused Lowell to remark that Shirley was a follower of Paul while he was a follower of Christ. He based this on the fact that her minister's sermons were from Acts, Corinthians, Romans and Thessalonians while he was listening to the four Gospels. Throughout Lowell and Shirley's marriage they have lived in Colorado, Texas and Kansas, where they have attended many churches ranging from Assemblies of God to Presbyterian, and more recently Non-Denominational churches.

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  Marriage God’s Way

  Bob Kauflin

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  The Mentoring Project’s flagship mentoring resource is its field guides. These long-form pieces provide practical guidance on various aspects of life as a Christian, like finances, purity, technology, work, and more. Written by pastors and other Christian leaders, these field guides provide a biblical framework for mentors and mentees to discuss these topics and grow together.

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  Count your Contradictions -...

  Hubert Hermans

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  In "Count Your Contradictions: Finding Richness in the Maze of Your Mind," author Hubert J. M. Hermans invites readers on a profound journey through the complexities of human nature. This thought-provoking book challenges the conventional wisdom that contradictions should be avoided or resolved. Instead, Hermans argues that these inner conflicts are a powerful source of psychological richness and personal growth. 
  Drawing from his extensive research and experiences, Hermans explores the dualities that define our lives: the push and pull between perfection and imperfection, the tension between authenticity and inauthenticity, and the delicate balance between our public selves and private identities. He delves into the contradictions inherent in our pursuit of self-understanding, urging readers to embrace these opposing forces as gateways to deeper insights. 
  Through a series of captivating narratives and psychological analyses, Hermans demonstrates how contradictions can enrich our lives. He examines the interplay between the self and society, showing how societal contradictions mirror our internal struggles. By facing these inner conflicts head-on, we can navigate the uncertainties of modern life with greater resilience and creativity. 
  "Count Your Contradictions" is more than a self-help book; it is a guide to living a fuller, more authentic life. Hermans provides readers with practical tools and reflective exercises to help them recognize and harness the power of their contradictions. Whether you are grappling with perfectionism, struggling to balance personal and professional identities, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, this book offers valuable insights and strategies for growth. 
  In this book, Hermans not only explores the maze of the mind but also provides a roadmap for navigating its twists and turns, helping readers discover the hidden richness that lies within their own contradictions.

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  Poisoned

  Patricia Hartman

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  Ten years ago, Veterinarian Julie Wheeler embarked on a dream when she moved to Hearthstone, WV, purchased an animal hospital, and married Richard—the town’s most eligible bachelor and chief prosecuting attorney. But when Richard's assistant mysteriously drops off her poisoned German Shepherd at her vet clinic and disappears, the questions start. Where is Richard? Is he with Nicole? Why has Richard been coming home late all the time? 
  Julie desperately searches for her husband and the truth, but that search proves deadly. 
  This first book in the Poisoned Series delivers an intensely packed thirty-six hours of suspense, drama, crime, family troubles, twists, and turns that keep readers turning pages to find the source of the poison that threatens Julie’s very life.

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  Does God Care about Gender...

  Samuel D. Ferguson

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  A Biblical Vision of Gender Identity 
  Since the beginning of humanity, people have recognized God's distinct design of male and female gender. But at the onset of the gender revolution, individuals became more likely than ever to question who they were designed to be. As a society, we have expelled gender distinctions and celebrated psychology over biology. Do the core teachings of the Bible uphold this modern divorce? 
  In this concise booklet, Samuel D. Ferguson carefully and compassionately compares the core beliefs and practices of the transgender movement with the fundamental truths expressed in Scripture. Ferguson argues human identity is not determined by the individual but is given to us by our Creator, who designed us with purpose and encourages us to live in Christlikeness—valuing heavenly transformation over earthly transition. 
  
  - Short, Accessible Format: A concise biblical exploration of gender identity 
  - TGC Hard Questions Series: Equips readers with answers to difficult questions facing the modern church  
  - Great Resource for Parents, Pastors, or Those Struggling with Gender Identity: Offers advice for tackling personal and corporate controversies related to sex and gender

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  What to Do in a Valley -...

  Jabin Chavez

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  Take life's valleys as not mere challenges but divine appointments designed to refine and strengthen your faith in this deep exploration of Psalm 23:4-6. You may be at your worst, but that's when God can do his best work in your life. Take heart and use this opportunity to growth spiritual strength and wisdom as He walks alongside you offering encouragement and spiritual insight. 
  Jabin Chavez explores the profound lessons learned during life's most challenging moments and sheds light on the divine purpose behind them. Key Insights from What to Do in a Valley will help you:See life's valleys not as mere challenges but divine appointments designed to refine and strengthen your faith.Gain a fresh perspective on spiritual battles by embracing the valley as a sacred space for personal growth.Discover unique insights into navigating life's toughest seasons with faith and resilience.Find comfort knowing that even in "the valley of the shadow of death," you are not alone and God's goodness and mercy will follow you.  
  In this book, Jabin offers practical steps for growth so your experiences in the valley build you up rather than break you down. Whether you're pleading the blood, speaking in tongues, or seeking intercessory prayer, this book provides the guidance needed to navigate the wilderness and emerge stronger. 
  Are you in the valley, feeling like you're under spiritual attack? Discover the transformative power of the Holy Spirit's gym, where trials become the pathway to strength and spiritual growth.

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