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Prayer is an act of dominion! Prayer is not a repetition of words but it is taking authority over things that have not lined up with the word of god. Jesus gave man all authority on the earth through the government of god, called the kingdom of god. We are to work the kingdom to bring heaven on earth. We are to enforce what Jesus accomplished on the cross.

In order to attract and keep the woman of your dreams, you must become the kind of man that she simply cannot live without. This is the only task that a man must not fail at when it comes to dating and relationships with women. This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to become truly irresistible to women.

This book gives listeners the best tools to make their journaling practices simple and effective by offering prompts, topics, tips, and exercises designed to guide them toward a deep exploration of themselves, sure to lead to personal growth, greater peace, self-knowledge, self-acceptance, and compassion. These prompts will help you fill your journal pages with hundreds of entries about memories, goals, reflections, gratitude, healing, life moments, and more.

How to Grieve the Loss of a Husband is a step-by-step guide on how to grieve the loss of your husband from a Christian point of view. It is all about self-enlightenment and how to overcome the pain of grieving through God's guidance and love. Realize the highs and lows in dealing with pain and suffering and how to redefine faith and hope to overcome them.

Sr. Fran Gangloff tells the inspiring story of a woman committed to serving those in the leper settlement in Hawaii with love, compassion, respect, and grace, often in the face of both hardship and resistance from authorities blind to their needs. At her canonization in 2012, St. Marianne was called the “beloved mother of outcasts.”

This book is the story of my life's journey with God. Of course, the story is not over, but I have learned foundational elements that shape my view of God, my experience with him, and the world. My hope is that we will grow beyond the physical constraints of our five senses and enjoy a more abundant life here on Earth. 

Do you believe in miracles? When Christ was on Earth, he performed many miracles and gave that authority to his disciples. Someday Jesus Christ will return to capture his own and give them the eternal life he promised those who believe in him. Yet I never thought about actual miracles until I lived through one myself. As Christians, our faith is tested many times. Often, I found myself questioning God. Then one day I discovered we are all part of God’s eternal miracle and that he has a plan for each of our lives.

Coming to America: A Selection of Short Stories, tells the metaphorical and physical journeys of 11 Vietnamese writers, all immigrants or refugees from Vietnam. They traveled dangerous paths through the Atlantic Ocean before making their way to the United States of America in the 80s and 90s. You will be touched and amazed at the Vietnamese people’s most powerful trait- resilience. The obstacles have made them strong, thankful loving, caring, and compassionate to others.

This audiobook Faith in Action presents information based on the works by numerous personalities including philosophers, researchers, Biblical references, and personal experience of the author. The content covered manifests scholarly in-depth effort that presents the listeners the opportunity to engage in self-reflection in order to make any appropriate choices. This could be in terms of conducting further research or embracing the aspects the individual may find acceptable; Tonny’s views bring out his personality as an individual on search of intellectual excellence.

Amelia is eagerly anticipating her first Christmas in the west, but she soon finds that her brother-in-law's worry and her sister's exhaustion reach far deeper than the cares of a ranch and a family. A rash of fires and cattle thefts is plaguing the area, and the three young orphans they've sheltered are under suspicion from their prejudiced neighbors. As hostilities mount, Amelia seizes every opportunity to help and encourage, but how much can one girl do? Will Reverend Brown win the community over to the true spirit of love?

Who are you? Who did God create you to be and what is your purpose in life? Are you fulfilling God’s purpose or are you following the in crowd? How can you find your purpose in life? In this book Christy reveals how women can learn to love themselves and find their purpose in life. The love that they are searching for can only be found through Jesus Christ. How can you love someone when you don't even love yourself? This audiobook talks about how women can build an inmate relationship with God and how to overcome life obstacles.

Emily Blake was finally on her honeymoon. The cottage on the white sandy beach was the perfect setting for a bit of romance. It was her dream come true. Almost. Her honeymoon was not quite everything she had expected. That is, until she met an inquisitive writer. He was interesting and considerate, which was something she had not experienced lately, and she found it extremely attractive. Was her new friend really her Mr. Right?

Love and danger collide on idyllic Sardinia. Martina has retired from the ballet after a career ending injury. Kane is volunteering at a free medical clinic deep in the island's poverty ravaged interior. They meet, and together they try to resolve her pain, and his. Hers, over the loss of her career, her husband, and her twin girls. His, over the loss of his long-suffering wife.

Have you had a hard time in the dating world, due to being shy or simply uncertain of what to say or do? Have you resigned yourself to either loneliness or having one night stands to try to feel fulfilled? Have you ever longed for a beautiful, interesting girlfriend that is interested in you?

This unique book is a blend of personal testimony and teaching, highlighting the awesome truth that God is concerned about every aspect of our lives from the mundane day-to-day affairs, to the big issues that we face. Our challenge is to recognize and accept his concern so his will is done in us, as it is in heaven.

Kate, a single mom, sends her teenage daughter, Terri, off to spend the summer with her father in California, thereby freeing Kate for adventures of her own. Now it is time to follow her dreams, but where to begin? Her high school sweetheart or the attractive building contractor she hires to add an addition to her home? Join Kate, Terri, and others, including Kate's sister, a third grade teacher, and a World War II Vet, as they seek out new dreams worthy to build a life on.

There are other people whose sicknesses are deeper than the physical dimension. They are crippled by fear, bitterness, jealousy and the like. Psychologists are doing the best that they can to provide answers for these people. However, Jesus is God's answer to all of man's need of healing and health. He is the right answer for these people. He has provided in his death, resurrection, and enthronement, all that man needs for total healing at all levels.

Living for others seems to be the rule of nature. Thus begins the story about Willy, a selfless willow oak tree, who gives his unconditional love to all without discrimination. With every breath he does nothing except do good unto others. He tolerates the heat and the cold and happily forgives even before it is asked for.

Love is something we all strive for. These quotes come from centuries of wisdom and experience. Let them uplift, motivate and inspire you to be more loving and seek for those that can love in return!

As Christian women, there is probably nothing more heartbreaking than seeing our children turn from God. We spend thousands of dollars, and sacrifice countless hours to VBS, Bible clubs, youth outings, church camp, and children's parties every year. We build elaborate stage sets, plan fantastic carnivals, and youth extravaganzas and bus in all the children and teens we can find in the hopes of leading them to Christ; and yet we are still losing them