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  Working The Works of God - The...

  Dr. Andrew M. Nkoyoyo

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  Experience Divine Transformation: Embrace the Supernatural through God's Love, Prayer, and the Holy Spirit! 
  Step into the extraordinary with "Working The Works of God." This audiobook is your guide to spiritual growth and the extraordinary power of the Holy Spirit. 
  Tap into God's Love Through You: Learn to radiate God's love, creating positive change around you. 
  Victory through Prayer: Equip yourself with potent prayer power to overcome spiritual battles and break curses. 
  The Holy Spirit's Significance: Discover why the Holy Spirit is important for your growth and transformation. 
  Christian Growth, Supernatural Impact: Ordinary Christians becoming supernatural and catalysts for extraordinary transformation. 
  Unveil Pneumatology: Delve into the Holy Spirit's influence and activate His power in your life. 
  And so much ... 
  Immerse yourself in this audiobook and be inspired wherever you go.Ready to embrace the supernatural? Click "Buy Now" and ignite your spiritual journey today.

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  Alaskan Mountain Search

  Sarah Varland

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  A missing teen, a killer on the prowl…This K-9’s on the case.In the Alaskan wilderness, there’s only one way to track a serial killer: a K-9. For police captain Bre Dayton, that means working with her ex, search and rescue worker Griffin Knight. With her niece missing and possibly kidnapped, Bre has to find the murderer known as the Echo Pass Hunter—fast. Even if it means trusting the man who broke her heart…and putting herself in the killer’s crosshairs.From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith.K-9 Search and RescueBook 1: Desert Rescue by Lisa PhillipsBook 2: Trailing a Killer by Carol J. PostBook 3: Mountain Survival by Christy BarrittBook 4: Search and Defend by Heather WoodhavenBook 5: Following the Trail by Lynette EasonBook 6: Dangerous Mountain Rescue by Christy BarrittBook 7: Wilderness Hunt by Lisa PhillipsBook 8: Alaskan Mountain Search by Sarah VarlandBook 9: Alaskan Avalanche Escape by Darlene L. Turner

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  I'm Such a Messterpiece -...

  Andrea Nyberg

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  Life is not without suffering, but suffering is not without hope.     Have you ever felt the tension of loving Jesus while living with anxiety, depression, trauma, or chronic illness? If so, you're in the right place, and you're not alone.     God tells us in His Word that we are chosen, beloved, and divinely crafted to do good works. But fear can send us into a shame spiral where we feel like too much, not enough, and beyond repair. So how do we grab hold of the freedom Jesus offers us when we feel like a prisoner in our own body?     In I'm Such a Messterpiece, Andrea M. Nyberg shares her struggles in hopes of bringing awareness and solidarity to others who are facing a crisis of faith, identity, and mental health. With tools from her time in therapy and insight from Scripture, Andrea invites us into the deep work of being renewed, restored, and rebuilt-just as it says in Isaiah 61.     This book is an invitation to (re)frame the fears that hold us captive by considering that pain and hope can hold hands, a mess can still be a masterpiece, and the God who created us will be with us, will strengthen us, and will love us no matter what.

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  Thoreau's God

  Richard Higgins

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  Thoreau? I know him! Well, I know the name. I’m sure I know who he is… don’t I? The nature guy, right? 
  Henry David Thoreau’s spiritual life is a riddle. Thoreau’s passionate critique of formal religion is matched only by his rapturous descriptions of encounters with the divine in nature. He fled the church only to pursue a deeper communion with a presence he felt at the heart of the universe. He called this illimitable presence many names, but he often called it God. 
  In Thoreau’s God, Richard Higgins invites seekers — religious or otherwise — to walk with the great Transcendentalist through a series of meditations on his spiritual life. Thoreau offers us no creed, but his writings encourage reflection on how to live, what to notice, and what to love. Though his quest was deeply personal, Thoreau devoted his life to communicating his experience of an infinite, wild, life-giving God. By recovering this vital thread in Thoreau’s life and work, Thoreau’s God opens the door to a new understanding of an original voice in American religion that speaks to spiritual seekers today.

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  Jesus and the Abolitionists -...

  Terry J. Stokes

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  Isn't anarchy just chaos? How could it possibly relate to Christianity? 
  Countless people, including (and sometimes especially) those from religious backgrounds, are exploring radical ideas. The pandemic, the Black liberation movement, climate disaster--all these concerns are leading us to ask, "Does our system actually work? Is capitalism ethical? Is this the only way to build a society?" 
  Questions like these led author and pastor Terry Stokes to the political philosophy of anarchy. Now, we all have a scary picture in our minds about anarchy: that it calls for chaos, violence, and disorder. But anarchy actually calls for the end of rulership, not violence in the streets. Anarchy seeks to empower small communities of people to take care of their own needs at the local level, thereby making the state obsolete. It's all about constructing societies in which people are placed above profit and systems are built on ethics of justice and equality. To Stokes, that sounded a whole lot like the building blocks of Christian faith. 
  In Jesus and the Abolitionists, Stokes introduces readers to the ancient practice of anarchy and how it intersects with Christian beliefs and values. We see how beliefs about God, humanity, divine-human interaction, the Bible, and more can be illuminated and faithfully reformulated through an anarchist lens. This view, which Stokes calls anarchist Christianity, seeks to abolish tyrannical systems that do not recognize the changing values of our times and that disempower the people. Stokes's vision of an anarchist Christian future charts a caring theology and practice of living, one based in our voluntary cooperation, the goodness of all people, and faith in God. We can build an ethical world--one built on structures of care--and anarchy might just be the unlikely key.

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  Easy Guide To The End Of The Age...

  Andrew James LaTeer

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  Are we living in the End Times? What does the Bible say about the final days? Curiosity about the End of the Age has captivated minds for centuries, and in today's chaotic world, interest in biblical prophecy is stronger than ever. An Easy Guide to the End of the Age gathers the most important end-time prophecies from across Scripture-including the book of Revelation-into one place, offering a clear and compelling narrative of what's to come. 
  Andrew James LaTeer, a dedicated scholar of biblical prophecy for over 40 years, presents a unique perspective on God's plan, why many missed Jesus's first coming, and how we can avoid the same mistakes in understanding His return. 
  In This book you will: 
  1) Discover where the Bible's key end-time prophecies are found. 
  2) Understand God's intended audience for these Revelations. 
  3) Learn why past scholars missed the Messiah's first arrival-and why many misunderstand the Second Coming. 
  4) Explore Different interpretations of the End Times with respect and clarity. 
  5) Gain clarity into the prophesied Gog/Magog War. 
  An Easy Guide to the End of the Age simplifies complex prophecy, making it accessible and thought-provoking. 
    
  Andrew James LaTeer has a Master of Divinity and is currently in the process of obtaining a Master of Arts in Business and a Bachelor of Ministry degree. He has been a senior pastor and is currently a member in good standing in Summit church located in Manlius, New York. He is currently retired. A student of end-time prophecy for over 40 years. He enjoys clowning, games, and performing drama for both children and adults.

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