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  Living Translation - Their stories

  Anonym

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  When was the last time you saw a miracle? 
  Scratching your head...or maybe you're already skeptical? 
  These pages are full of documented miracles happening everyday-the power of God moving through ordinary men and woman all around the world. 
  Their stories begin with desperation, and the struggle and the perseverance these national translators show is guaranteed to inspire....these are the least of these. Humble people-largely unknown to anyone else in the world. People hungry for God's Word. People willing to risk everything, sacrifice their own ambitions, to be able to read Scripture in their heart language...stopping at nothing until they hold the precious Word of God-in their language-for the very first time. 
  From the mountainous expanse of Asia, across the deserts of Africa, to the plains and grasslands of South America, Dr. Bruce A. Smith details the stories-miracles-of national translators, in gripping detail that will stir your heart and convict you deeply of God's active work. And you will rejoice over what He is doing through His Church today. 
  Miracles are happening in hundreds of churches right now-these are "Their Stories'! 
  A living translation...that's how Bruce Smith describes his life. After 40 years of international ministry, and traveling to over one hundred countries around the world, Bruce believes in the power of Gods' Word to transform lives. As Founder and Board Chair of Serve the Global Church, Bruce has made it his life-long goal to reach as many people as possible with the Gospel through the ministry of Bible translation-affecting hundreds of language groups who sill need the Bible translated into their heart language. "My desire is to see the truth of Scripture transform the lives of people through the world bringing honor and glory to God," says Smith. Bruce and his wife Jan live in Destin, Florida. They have two daughters, two sons-in-love and are the proud grandparents of four grandsons.

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  Waking Up in the Spiritual Age

  Dr. Dan Bird

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  A major spiritual shift is occurring in this world, and more people are experiencing unexpected phenomena in their daily lives. We might notice unusual "signs" or have intuitive thoughts, randomly hear a song a past friend or relative loved or smell a perfume that triggers a strong memory. Most often these are tossed aside as coincidences and immediately forgotten. But what if there were no coincidences, and everything happened for a reason? What if we know much more than we think, but simply haven't learned to pay attention to what is really happening around us? 
  This book is for those who are experiencing this shift but are not sure of what they are feeling.

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  The Lord Calls Samuel

  Paul A. Lynch

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  Samuel praised God in the Temple with Eli the Priest in those days. The word of God was precious, seeing that there weren't any open visions or dreams. The Lord calls out to Samuel several times, but the young boy doesn't recognize God's voice. He runs to Eli each time he hears the calling, but the priest assures him that he hasn't called him, he should instead just go back to sleep. Samuel hears the calling again and goes back to Eli. The priest then realizes that God is the likely suspect calling out to the young boy. He tells Samuel what he should do if he hears the calling again.

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  Why Buddhism? - Why Theravada? -...

  M. O’ C. Walshe

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  This is an audiobook of Bodhi Leaves No.53 by M. O’C. Walshe, 'Why Buddhism?, Why Theravada?, Theravada, Mahayana, Hinayana: Three Essays' found in the Pariyatti Edition of Collected Bodhi Leaves Vol. II.
   
  Excerpt from Theravada, Mahayana, Hinayana by Maurice Walshe
   
  'Let us return to “Basic Buddhism.” The third section of the Path consists of three steps: right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration. That some effort is needed is surely obvious, though some “Zenful” characters in the West have been heard to deny it. They should try just one week in a Zen monastery! Right mindfulness has been declared by the Buddha to be the “one and only way” to liberation. It is the way of vipassanā—insight-wisdom. And how else could wisdom be gained but by “mindfulness and clear awareness”? Right concentration includes various things, among them the four Brahmavihāras: the development of loving kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy and equanimity. So by practising these two steps of the Path we can develop the “twin pillars” of the Mahayana: wisdom and compassion. Perhaps it scarcely matters whether we set out to become an Arahant or a Bodhisattva. But suppose a Bodhisattva, by practising too much mindfulness, became an Arahant by mistake… That would be terrible. Or would it?'

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  The Art of Intercession

  Zacharias Tanee Fomum

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  Dr. Zacharias T. Fomum is a minister of the Word, and a scientist. He combines the teaching of organic chemistry at the University of Yaounde, Cameroon, West Africa, with the spiritual ministry of teaching the Word in many countries. He searches out facts and presents them in a teachable format. 
  In expanded outline form, Dr. Fomum presents the Biblical teaching about who an intercessor is, what intercession is, and how an intercessor intercedes in this book entitled, The Art of Intercession. 
  An intercessor then ... takes the sin of another upon himself... He pleads and labours with God until the guilty party is forgiven. 
  Pointing to a great shortage of intercessors, the question is asked, "Does it matter to you?" 
  Biblical teaching on intercession is covered in both the Old and New Testaments. Perhaps the greatest need of the Church today is that we be intercessors. Dr. Fomum examines the art of intercession as practised by Moses, Abraham, Daniel, Nehemiah, Paul, Epaphras and Jesus Himself. 
  The challenge is disturbing as the reader realizes how short of the mark is even the most spiritual of Christians. 
  Dr. Fomum practises what he teaches, as do some Churches in Cameroon. Who of us prays for several hours each day? Who of us fasts and prays in spiritual warfare for from 21-40 days at a time, several times per year? 
  This book is MUST reading for the serious Christian. 
  Dr. Lester Sumrall

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  The Faerie Queene

  Edmund Spenser

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  A land of enchanted forests. Knights sworn to impossible quests. Virtues tested in a world where every shadow hides a symbol—and every triumph reveals a deeper truth.
  In The Faerie Queene, Edmund Spenser weaves one of the greatest epic poems in English literature: a sweeping allegory of heroism, beauty, faith, and moral struggle. Through battles with sorcerers, dragons, temptresses, and shape-shifting foes, noble knights pursue not only victory but the virtues that define the human spirit.
  
  Praised as "a masterpiece of imagination and moral vision," this epic blends chivalric romance, rich symbolism, and breathtaking fantasy. Readers treasure its lyrical beauty, mythic storytelling, and the timeless journey into a realm where courage and virtue guide the way.
  
  If you love epic adventures, classical allegory, and poetry that opens new worlds with every stanza, this monumental work awaits you.
  
  Begin your quest—step into Faerie Land and discover an epic unlike any other.

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