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Every Believer can overcome the enemy and be victorious in life. Watch Out! exposes many of the tactics the enemy uses–in his sly and deceptive ways–to infiltrate, deconstruct and eventually destroy lives, families, etc. The author guides the Believer to overcome the enemy’s strategies and obtain victory through Scriptural references, Biblical examples, personal experiences, prophetic dreams, and Words of Wisdom from the Lord. In this book you will learn: - How to take authority over the enemy - How satan uses our words against us - How God uses the Word of God, spoken through us, to stop our enemy so we can receive God’s blessings - How to free your children from extreme, unexplainable problems - How the enemy uses certain entertainment and literature to gain entrance to our lives - How to guard the mind from oppressive or defiling thoughts that foster mental illnesses - And more
A wartime story of two British children in America and beyond.
Do you have "memories" not of this life and time? Have you ever experienced a déjà vu? Does the idea of reincarnation fascinate you? Have you ever wondered if this is all there is? “If you are a spiritual seeker, if you are on a journey of self-discovery, if you are aware of the speed at which life is moving, if you are learning to listen and heed your intuition, if you have experienced the synchronicity of life, if you are learning to love unconditionally, if you long for ‘Home’… “If you suffer from anxiety, phobias, or emotional blocks, if you have ever felt disempowered, if you want to know more about the karmic residue of the past, the Higher Self, the Inner Guide, the Soul’s purpose, if you want to gain insight through the shared stories of others on their journey back to Oneness, if you have ever felt spiritually isolated and alone…you will find resonance here…insight…perhaps answers.” — from the Introduction The Light of Roses is an exploration of past-life regression as a form of healing, witnessed through fascinating case studies and the author's own spiritual journey.
“I believe Dr. Blake’s memoir is the classic of classics of books written about the Black/White race thing. It catches more of the reality than “To Kill a Mockingbird – and “Gone with the Wind”. Even better than all of Faulkner’s novels. Why do I say this? More important, he captured the reality of the past century of Black/White reality through his parents and extended family. After finishing the Ole Miss School of hard-core white supremacy, he was introduced to the reality of racial reconciliation. Dr. Blake’s memoir is a must read for everyone interested in the Black/White race thing in the world.” James Meredith, Esq. First Black Graduate of the University of Mississippi ‘62
To Africa and Beyond: Walking Through The Storms of Life With a Thankful Heart is a book about pilgrimage: physical, psychological and spiritual. It is about travel, adventure and personal fulfillment. It is about helping people on three continents through their challenges of discouragement and confusion while experiencing violent mental and emotional storms in my own life. More importantly it is a book about choices and consequences and lessons learned throughout a life of high adventure coupled with gut-wrenching grief which could easily have pushed me into mistrust of God & people, or cynicism & skepticism, or fear, or self-pity. It is a book about how Gods Love, Grace and active Sovereig...
I was at my grandfather's house, and he was sitting down, getting his pipe ready early in the morning, and here was Father Sialm knocking on the door. They opened the door, and he came in, and he saw my grandfather with the pipe. Father Sialm grabbed the pipe and said, "This is the work of the devil!" And he took it and threw it out the door on the ground. My grandfather didn't say a word. He got up and took the priest's prayer book and threw it out on the ground. Then they both looked at each other, and nobody said one word that whole time.
Clela Reed’s chapbook Silk is as captivating and strong as silk itself. At times ephemeral, at times sturdy, Reed weaves history, myth and dream in poems that lead the reader on a journey from Ancient China to the battlefields of WWII and beyond. Silk teaches us the dark mysteries of creativity’s cocoon, opening to the light of “what […] shimmers and becomes a poem.” —Julia Caroline Knowlton author of the Café of Unintelligible Desire and the forthcoming One Clean Feather Like a bolt of fabric unrolling, each one of these poems scrolls from one to the next, “one long sigh of truth / which in time unfurls.” The epigraph of the first poem, “With time and patience, the mulber...