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Why Satan Hates Love
Even in todays complicated and often uncertain world, God still works in the lives of the faithful. Yet despite the incredible power of Gods love, Satan still makes his presence known through selfishness, greed, and temptation. In Why Satan Hates Love, author LeRoy Martin relies on personal anecdotes, the stories of others, and his own ideas to share his comprehensive study of the Christian faith and Satanism. As he looks at why some marriages work and others do not, Martin explains the differences between couples who allow the devil to control their relationship and those who allow Jesus into their hearts and realize that it is their commitment to the marriage that makes it successful. Martin also delves into the reasons why we can trust and have confidence in Gods judgment, why we need to understand that Satan is a fallen angel, and why it is important to know and understand Gods plan for our lives. God is here for us. The spiritual wisdom provided in Why Satan Hates Love proves that all we have to do is open our hearts and accept His love.
Pioneers of Endurance
In 2021, I said goodbye to my friends and family and went on a journey to visit many Mennonite colonies.It felt like quite an accomplished goal when we finally reached Southern Mexico. For several years, I hadwanted to visit this area after seeing photographs of the horse and buggy Mennonites.Six years before we went on our trip, I had asked Leroy if he would take me to see these Mennonites wholive in the southernmost regions of Mexico. His reply had disappointed me somewhat; he had quickly toldme that he is not going to Mexico. He admitted that he is just too scared to go.I guess a few years can change a fellow. Since we had that discussion, Leroy has traveled across theworld, seeing many i...
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The weekly source of African American political and entertainment news.
South to Louisiana
Describes the history of the music of southern Louisiana and examines the influence of Cajun songs on American popular music
The Adventures of Little Leroy
Little Leroy is introduced to Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy as his family plans to attend the historic MLK Monument Dedication in Washington, D.C. The Quick Query on Dr. King at the end of the book initiates educational dialogue for children, which increases comprehension.
Louise's Dilemma
The third book in the Louise Pearlie Mysteries is “an entertaining combination of mystery, adventure, and romance, with a great sense of place and time” (Historical Novel Society). Young widow Louise Pearlie seizes a chance to escape the typewriters and files of the Office of Strategic Services, the United States’ World War II spy agency, when she’s asked to investigate a puzzling postcard referred to OSS by the US Censor. She and FBI agent Gray Williams head off to St. Leonard, Maryland, to talk to the postcard’s recipient, one Leroy Martin. But what seemed like a straightforward mission to Louise soon becomes complicated. Leroy and his wife, Anne, refuse to talk, but as Louise and Williams investigate, it soon becomes clear that Leroy is mixed up in something that looks a lot like treason. But what? Louise is determined to find out the truth, whatever the cost . . . “A very good entry in this new and promising series.” —Booklist
Floridian of His Century
Six years after his election as a segregationist, Florida governor LeRoy Collins denounced racial discrimination as contrary to “moral, simple justice.” In 1991, the Florida House of Representatives eulogized Collins as the “Floridian of the Twentieth Century,” and today Collins is remembered as one of Florida’s outstanding governors. As champion against rural misrule in 1954 and as the voice of racial moderation in 1956, Collins won the two most important gubernatorial elections in Florida history. In Floridian of His Century, a political portrait of this controversial Southern governor, Martin Dyckman argues that Collins’s courageous moral leadership spared Florida the humiliation that befell other states under less enlightened leaders.
