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First Love Fire
What is First Love Fire?In the book of Revelation, John wrote to the church at Ephesus. Even though the saints there were commended by him for their good works, their patience, and their discernment, John said, "I have this against you-that you have left your first love ?"They had lost their passion for God even while remaining faithful to their religious practices. That early, simple, consuming love for Jesus that compels us to walk in repentance and embrace the work of sanctification must be stewarded or the cares of this world and all its distractions will choke it out. First Love Fire is a passionate, piercing call to return to that place of deep devotion and unrelenting pursuit of God's holy fire. If you are longing for personal revival, deeper intimacy with the Father, and a season of refreshing, this book is for you.
Stand-Up and Be Counted
Some ripping yarns following fifty years as a professional stand-up comic and idiot. Not for the squeamish or the Swiss (who have been selling us cheese full of holes for years). We still willingly pay those rascals for those holes.
Fatherless
Keith Collins believes that we are all more than our past. In a motivational guide for men of all ages, Collins details his own past as he grew up in Atlanta, witnessed his parents' breakup at the age of three. Then he helplessly watched as a string of males entered his life without any commitment to being the father figure he needed. Collins faced many challenges and obstacles for several years as he struggled to find his way. Collins, who today travels the country motivating men and fathers to rise above their past, shares a practical roadmap that guides men to learn from their life experiences and reach their fullest God given potential. While offering insight into his personal experience...
A World Without Absolutes
A GREAT SHIFT HAS OCCURRED in recent decades. For centuries, most Westerners believed in the basics of God's absolute truth. But then, a worldview called postmodernism arose, convincing the masses that truth is relative and God's Word is irrelevant. This worldview has fundamentally destabilized our world, causing moral decay in the family, education, politics, media, and even the church.In A World Without Absolutes, Keith Collins helps us navigate the perils of postmodern thought. With prophetic clarity, he unveils the tenets of postmodernism, the dangers it presents, the appropriate biblical response to its claims, and the character Christians need to stand up to its challenge. Do you long to defend God's absolute truth in a world gone mad? This book is for you.
Fatherless
Keith Collins believes that we are all more than our past. In a motivational guide for men of all ages, Collins details his own past as he grew up in Atlanta, witnessed his parents' breakup at the age of three. Then he helplessly watched as a string of males entered his life without any commitment to being the father figure he needed. Collins faced many challenges and obstacles for several years as he struggled to find his way. Collins, who today travels the country motivating men and fathers to rise above their past, shares a practical roadmap that guides men to learn from their life experiences and reach their fullest God given potential. While offering insight into his personal experience...
Fifth Quarter
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African and Native American Contact in the U. S.
The anthology African and Native American Contact in the United States: Anthropological and Historical Perspectives explores how anthropologists and historians have, over time, understood the dynamics between Africans and Native Americans. The book brings together four fields of anthropological knowledge and the historical record to illuminate the lived realities at the root of African and Native American contact. The first four chapters are organized around specific paradigms centered on archaeological research, culture, linguistics, and history. These paradigms frame selected readings on specific topics such as ethnogenesis in African-Native American settlements, transculturalization, Cher...
I've Been Here All the While
Perhaps no other symbol has more resonance in African American history than that of "40 acres and a mule"—the lost promise of Black reparations for slavery after the Civil War. In I've Been Here All the While, we meet the Black people who actually received this mythic 40 acres, the American settlers who coveted this land, and the Native Americans whose holdings it originated from. In nineteenth-century Indian Territory (modern-day Oklahoma), a story unfolds that ties African American and Native American history tightly together, revealing a western theatre of Civil War and Reconstruction, in which Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole Indians, their Black slaves, and African Am...
Samuels Arising
Millions of modern churchgoers are spiritually asleep. As Christian leaders have compromised the gospel, God's people have fallen prey to lust, divorce, consumerism, false teaching, and more. Strong Christians everywhere wonder if God will turn the tide, while many sleepy churchgoers ask, "can I ever wake up?"In Samuel's day, Israel's spiritual climate had also grown cold. Both priest and people lived in darkness; therefore, "the word of the Lord was rare" (1 Samuel 3:1 ESV). But one night, God awakened young Samuel as he lay by the altar. Breaking heaven's silence, God called Samuel by name, purified his heart, opened his eyes to eternity, and activated his prophetic calling. Then, God used...
