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As you listen to this book, you will be equipped to pray strategically, prepare spiritually, and stand ready for both challenge and revival in these urgent times. In Brace for Impact, Amanda Grace issues a prophetic wake-up call for the church. With rare alignment in both biblical and global calendars—2028 marks a Shemitah year, a Gregorian leap year, a U.S. presidential election, and a blood moon falling on New Year's Eve.

It is 2034. Ten years have passed since the election of an authoritarian government split the United States in two, then tricked Alberta away from Canada. What remains is a region stripped of hope, watched by informants, and ruled by fear. Most people have learned to keep their heads down. Jeanne d’Arc and Nimoy Sanchez Champlain have not. At sixteen, the twins are gifted violinists with a secret far more dangerous than their music. They are telepaths.

She's determined to escape her past. He's looking to build a future...with her. Will she open her heart and let him help, or keep on running alone? Anna Henderson is guilty of one thing: trusting the wrong man. Now she’s running for her life from an ex-boyfriend who will stop at nothing to find her. The little town of Quintin, Texas seems like the perfect place to lay low, and its quaint little diner may just give her the new start she’s looking for. The more she gets to know the diner’s handsome owner, the more of a connection she feels with him.

A heartbreaking, surprisingly funny historical romance set in 1960s New York—where love is powerful enough to outlast time itself. Trudy Kirchberger has always known what’s expected of her: teach, marry well, and live a respectable life. With Henry, a polished young businessman her parents adore, the path seems certain. Until Frank walks into her life—a quiet, steady soul whose wit and warmth catch her off guard. As Trudy begins her first year teaching in Queens, the world around her is shifting.

What does it mean to live fully united with God? In this timeless Christian classic, Jeanne Guyon leads listeners on a deeply reflective journey into the inward life-tracing the soul's path from conversion to spiritual transformation and union with Christ. Written as both spiritual guide and testimony, Union with God presents a carefully unfolding vision of Christian growth grounded in faith, surrender, and inward devotion.

In the mid-twentieth century, on the dust-worn streets of Ardmore, Oklahoma, lived a vibrant and spirited girl named Mary Ellen. She radiated boundless joy until life took unexpected turns. Her father marched off to World War II on the thunderous trains she adored. Then, at only five or six years old, her hearing began its cruel and relentless fade. The beloved roar and lonely whistles of those trains slowly vanished into a heartbreaking silence. Before reaching adolescence, she learned to rely on lip reading to compensate for the sounds that were being taken from her.

This memoir is an evocative journey through the heart of Kentucky, tracing a life built on the foundations of bluegrass and limestone. From the moment of her unique birth the author explores a heritage woven from two distinct worlds: the land-loving, resilient farmers of southern Kentucky and the fierce, mountain-praying stock of the east. Lifelong Learner is more than just a personal history; it is an exploration of the architecture of a life.

For single mom Erica Keyes, a normal day swiftly changes to one of terror when someone intentionally runs her off the road, endangering her and her son’s life. Already unsettled by the encounter, strange things begin happening at the B&B she owns, leaving her watchful and on edge. Unable to find a connection between the events, Erica is grateful for a handsome guest who insists on helping. In the right place at the right time.

Was the Temple always meant to be made of stone? Was the priesthood always intended to be tribal? Was the Kingdom ever meant to mirror empire? In King Revealed, Tekoa Manning explores the redemptive architecture of Scripture, tracing themes of Temple, priesthood, covenant, kingdom, and prophetic fulfillment from Genesis to the Second Temple period. Drawing from Hebraic context, Second Temple history, and apostolic writings, this theological exegesis challenges popular assumptions surrounding the Third Temple, covenant identity, Zionism, and the Kingdom of God.

Wyatt Tabor is feeling the pressure. His wealthy parents won't support him unless he settles down and commits to the family business, while his ever-patient, loving grandmother longs to see him fall in love and be happy. After a broken engagement, he's not sure he's ready to trust someone else with his heart. With Gran's 90th birthday party coming up, he cooks up a scheme that he hopes will appease his family and give her a drama-free celebration.

Raven Weber hates football. As if her fiancé breaking off their engagement to follow his NFL dream wasn't bad enough, her football-obsessed family only made things worse. Twelve years later, she pours everything into her job as a physical therapist assistant. Helping others never prepared Raven for the day her ex would hobble back into her life. How can she remain professional when spending time with him only reminds her of what they've lost?

A marriage of convenience might be crazy...or an answer to both of their prayers. Mandy Hudson swore she'd never marry. Abandoned by her parents and raised by her grandparents, she has a hard time trusting that real love will last. When her grandmother dies, Mandy is shocked to discover a stipulation in the will. Considering marriage to her best friend may be the only way to keep her family's beloved bed-and-breakfast.

Wolves Unseen uncovers false prophets, wolves in sheep's clothing, covert cults, the prosperity gospel, the tithe, the role of women, and a system that has pulled the wool over the eyes of Christians for centuries. Tekoa Manning exposes the fastest-growing religions in America–Satanism and Wicca–also known as "The Craft," as well as the Christian witch movement and why it is progressing among the younger generation and gaining more and more followers.

Tekoa Manning brings her listeners right inside the cave with David as he hides from Saul, feigns himself mad, and pants for water like a deer trying to cover his scent. During this traumatic journey, David pens some of the most poignant passages in our Bibles due to this crushing from the sea serpent.

Detective John Paris investigates a murder, troubled by the possibility it was committed by a serial killer. The case takes a frightening turn when the murderer intentionally draws the beautiful medical examiner, Genevieve "Eve" Marks, right into the middle of it all. A routine callout to a crime scene leads Eve to work side-by-side with the detective she's long admired. Resolved to uncovering the connection between the crimes and bringing the truth to light, she refuses to step away, even when danger comes to her door.

In this game, players must fight to survive. The Nyclimes call it tradition. Everyone else calls it a nightmare. Every year, the Nyclimes captures fifty humans and throw them into a twisted, brutal game of survival where the rules are simple: fight to live or die. Contestants must battle in pairs through deadly obstacle courses, brutal puzzles, and blood-soaked combat—while relying on allies they can't always trust. They must find food to prevent starvation at camp while navigating shifting strategies, fragile alliances, and opponents willing to do anything to win.

Christian singer Sedona Reeves shines under the spotlight—until a relentless stalker lurking in the shadows turns her tour into a nightmare. Determined not to let fear steal her voice, she hires private security specialist Mac Durham, whose quiet strength and steady focus make her feel safe in ways she didn’t expect. Mac approaches every assignment with unwavering discipline and a single goal: protect his client at all costs. But Sedona’s courage and vulnerability stir something he thought he’d long buried—feelings that threaten the clear lines he’s always drawn between duty and emotion.

When Elena inherits an aging mansion on the edge of town, she expects little more than dusty rooms and fading memories. Instead, she finds a living labyrinth—hallways that shift when she isn’t looking, doors that appear overnight, and portraits that seem to watch her from the walls. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into obsession as Elena realizes the house is far from abandoned. It is aware. It is hungry. And it has been waiting for someone with her bloodline to return.

For Peyton Kennedy, life was finally falling into place until her sister is murdered and Peyton is forced to flee with her baby niece. Unsure who she can trust, she goes to Destiny, Texas where her ex-husband lives. Regardless of how things ended between them, she knows he's the one person who might be able to protect them and help her find some answers.

Bonnie Tabor grew up in a wealthy family. For her, that meant emotional neglect and a healthy dose of pretense. Walking away from her inheritance was the best decision she ever made because she discovered her dream job working as a nanny. Too bad she had to fall in love with her handsome employer, a single dad who may be rich but is kind, caring, and loves his young son unconditionally. Should she quit before things get too complicated?