We have been focusing on and dealing with spiritual illnesses and issues that can sometimes hinder the progress of our walk with the Lord. These illnesses have been compared to the sicknesses that affect the natural body, which causes so many breakdowns, until the body is unable to perform at the maximum level.
According to the author, Christians need to check in with their Lord and Master, the Great Physician, to be certain that the challenges of this life have not produced any major, bad spiritual changes in their spiritual condition. In thirteen chapters, Braswell helps readers assess themselves and addresses how they can recover from their current state. Braswell starts by identifying what readers should look for during the checkup. She covers all aspects of one’s being, from the mind to the heart. At the end, she helps readers handle the results of their spiritual examination and leads them to move forward.
Betty Oliver shares her love of traveling through the eyes of two endearing penguins, Ollie and Mollie, from Antarctica. They travel to the seven continents, to places like The Great Wall, Ayras Rock, The Galapagos Islands, and The Leaning Tower of Pisa. They go on a safari in South Africa, ride a hot-air balloon in Australia, and take a sled ride in Alaska. The incredible, gorgeous sights, Ollie and Mollie see are unforgettable!
Change YOUR MIND....and YOU CHANGE YOUR LIFE! In this book, you will discover 15 POWER MOVES that if utilized properly and consistently, will ENABLE, MOTIVATE, and EMPOWER you in Re-Creating YOURSELF, getting your JOY back, your FOCUS back, your STRENGTH back, and MOST of ALL, getting your SELF BACK! Where you once thought this was the ending story of your life... with these 15 Power Moves, your NEW and BEST life has just begun!
Then My Mind Took a Walk To Love . . . is a collection of original lyrics, poems, and photographs that reflect inspirations, insights, loves, and disappointments experienced and shared by the author. The majority of these writings were done during an intense period of her life when she took a spiritual journey in pursuit of divine joy and love under circumstances that were often very un-divine. The poems are woven with metaphors that weave nature and human experience into a common fabric. Peering through her personal emotions, are also reflections of her love of life and personal philosophy on many of its issues. These works are seasoned with romance, frustrations, joy, and longing. For those of you with an insight into the spiritual view of life or a love of nature, her works may be particularly touching.
This verse novel flows quickly and rhythmically. Each chapter faces and resolves a new challenge. Bobby Bubbles leaves high school to embark on building a life of his own. His dad?s bad temper and divorce from his mom have left Bobby?s life rather deflated and lacking in social skills. His faith, his sister Beth and eventually a few friends, including an imaginary one named Chuck, help guide him on his journey to find love and a meaningful life. While transparently solving problems along the way, the reader can experience the relief of resolution and perhaps muster motivation and courage to solve some problems of their own.
After suddenly being stricken with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in 2007, a friend put it on my heart to share my experience with the illness and how I managed to live with it every day. Through this book, I share my experiences with CFS and also how I found relief through an alternative pathway.
I remember it like it was yesterday, that day the doctor told me that my mom had dementia. "How could that be?" or "How could this have happened?" I kept asking myself. My mom has always been a very friendly, happy, active person. She did not smoke or drink alcohol, but still, she was stricken with this disease. I kept asking myself several questions: 1 I Miss Talking to You How could this happen to such a good, Godly person? Why did God allow this to happen? What will people who know her think when she does not recognize them? What will people say about her? How do I deal with this diagnosis? Who can I talk to about my fear of losing Mom, as I know her? Who will she become? Will she still remember me? She's a minister of the Gospel. Will she forget the Word that she knows so well?
