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In this book, Teresa urges you to "Live Like You Know!" Embrace Your Freedom in Christ! God has given us freedom through the shed blood of Jesus Christ and we are no longer under the law, but grace. To live like you know, you must recall what God has said. When God frees you from a situation, it is up to you to maintain that freedom. You are not obligated to return to the mess that God has delivered you from. The truth is that God wants you to enjoy your life and you can do that when you have a relationship with the Father. Love should be the driving force behind all that we do in Christ.

In this book, I invite you to join me on a profoundly personal and transformative adventure. It's a story of transition, a leap of faith, and a surrender to something much greater than myself. It's the story of how a Food and Beverage Director became a missionary, navigating the delicate transition from serving delectable dishes to serving souls. As we embark on this book together, we'll explore the moments of clarity, the doubts that clouded my path, and the compelling reasons that led me to say goodbye to a career I cherished.

Embark on a life-changing 30-day journey to deepen your faith and transform your spiritual life. This unique devotional guides you through daily lessons, each introducing a powerful spiritual practice to enhance your relationship with God.

From the most “Top Secret” military base in the country comes this tale of jealousy, deception, intrigue and triumph. The newest most sought-after military innovation “The Project” is about to be released, after many years of research by the military’s elite scientists - while spies and thieves try to steal the invention for their own agenda. Written from the inside of a place that few have ever seen with the most forbidding climate to keep outsiders away we follow to the completion of the mission.

Are you ready to take your startup to the next level, but unsure where to begin? Do you find yourself overwhelmed by the complexities of scaling your business? Are you struggling to identify the right strategies to expand your startup without burning through your limited resources? Maybe you’ve tried various approaches, only to find that they didn’t work as expected. I’ve been there, too, facing the same challenges and frustrations as you.

American Football for Beginners is a comprehensive guide aimed at demystifying the world of American football for listeners of all levels. The book offers an in-depth understanding of the sport, beginning with its historical roots and cultural significance in American society. It prominently features the National Football League (NFL), covering its structure, teams, and pivotal moments, allowing listening to navigate the professional football landscape.

This 40-day devotional pinpoints the ways we have mixed cultural programming into living our faith, making it impossible to experience emotional healing. Once your eyes are opened to this issue, you’ll experience scripture in a completely new way—a way that brings you the emotional wellness you’ve been wanting.

The declaration 'It is finished' resonates profoundly in the context of Jesus' crucifixion, symbolizing the fulfillment of His divine mission. This phrase also echoes through various biblical narratives, where seemingly inexplicable events ultimately yield triumphant outcomes. In this book, we'll delve into poignant stories that exemplify the transformation of adversity into victory. Though the characters may not have uttered the exact words 'It is finished,' their experiences illustrate the same redemptive arc.

THE DELIBERATE CHRISTIAN: A Discipleship Guide for the New Believer calls the church to action. As Christians, we have been called to do more than attend the local church once a week, sing songs, and give an occasional "Amen" during a sermon. The church must get out of its comfort zone and into the trenches of discipleship, ending a self-serving worship routine. This book is a guiding light, leading us to the forefront of encouraging new believers to establish good spiritual habits and making them aware of the church's resources. It reminds us of our higher purpose—making disciples.

This book describes the concentration of poor, unskilled people around the downtowns of big cities, compares them to slaves of 1650-1865, and suggests some remedies. It puts the blame on socialists running the United States of America.