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A Touch From Heaven
AMAZING True story of a young boys fight for life beginning in his mothers womb and his incredible experiences in both heaven and hell Desperation for a miracle has a way of bringing people together—even from different religions! Neal Pylant, along with his son Christopher, shares the incredible true story of how he and his wife, both from different religious backgrounds, embraced Christianity while pursuing a miracle for their terminally ill son. The couple quickly realized that they were dealing with more than physical sickness. They were thrust into a battle where a spiritual enemy launched an all-out assault on their child. Though the boy died, heaven prevailed, life returned to his body, and he received a mandate to fulfill God’s will on earth. In this stirring account, you will see: Glimpses into the afterlife from a near-death experience The supernatural power of faith Perseverance for breakthrough Miracles at every turn Experiencing A Touch from Heaven stirs you to believe for the impossible and reminds you of God’s great faithfulness towards His people.
Poems You Have Never Read
She sat her throne, imprisoned with God at her side The sweetest of slaves given sweetest of freedoms Her beauty tolled in her heart the sweetest of bells Truer to tone, that the humming bird at flower. No one stroked her tresses in desire foul play Lest angeled legions sound trumpets chastising dirge Yet hers was an earthly song sing more musical than A thousand stringed lyre, melody of sweetest song, Dressed she was and fit to meet the mightest king Strength of words to her son changed water to wine But she remained his lovely servant true to grace In a flowing of love to love and grace to grace And in harmony with him she lives face to face
The Life and Work of Ludwig Lewisohn: A touch of wildness
An imposing literary figure in America and Europe during the first half of the twentieth century, Ludwig Lewisohn (1882-1955) struggled with feelings of alienation in Christian America that were gradually resolved by his developing Jewish identity, a process reflected in hundreds of works of fiction, literary analysis, and social criticism. A friend and associate of Sinclair Lewis, James Joyce, Thomas Mann, Paul Robeson, Edward G. Robinson, Theodore Dreiser, H. L. Mencken, Stephen Wise, Maurice Samuel, and a host of others, Lewisohn impacted the intellectual, cultural, religious, and political worlds of two continents. This first volume, chronicling his life until 1934, is followed by a seco...
The Winds of Heaven
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Humility and Obedience
Anisa John-Kocun’s inaugural work, Humility and Obedience, invites readers on a profound spiritual odyssey to discover the awe and majesty of the Most High God, the Creator. In her book, Anisa distils a wealth of spiritual wisdom, sharing transformative insights and personal narratives that resonate deeply, stirring the soul towards greater divine understanding. This book transcends the boundaries of conventional religious texts, offering an introspective reflection on the essence of faith, the potency of prayer, and the transformative impact of God’s love. Anisa’s sincere and poignant musings aim to reach into the very core of the reader, prompting a journey of personal and spiritual ...
Romance on the River
This inspirational novel is based upon the theme, "He leads me beside the still waters and restores my soul." Psalm 23 Oliver and Jessica Tate are devastated by the news that she has "Lou Gehrig" disease (ALS) after being married for ten years. From that point on they, and their two small daughters are forced to face the reality of death. Oliver turns to God, as he struggles with depression. his company sends him and Jessica to a beautiful spot on the St. John's river in Florida. There they see the river as a parable of life. It provides peace and direction until she dies. Then, through a set of strange circumstances he meets a beautiful Mexican woman named Dr. Margarita Ramirez, who becomes the new inspirer in his life. While visiting her in Mexico with his girls, the couple is kidnapped and held for ransom. From there the story takes a turn and has a surprising and happy ending.
The Touch of Midas
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Poems for Your Soul
"Poems for Your Soul" is full of encouraging poems that will not only encourage readers, but will also brighten their darkest moments. Cenca has transformed his life lessons from scripture to present a vivid picture of the beauty that constantly surrounds us. "Poems for Your Soul" displays God's goodness and demonstrates how to overcome the trials or tribulations of everyday life.
The Hound of Heaven
'The Hound of Heaven' has been called the greatest ode (poem) in the English language. Such was the contemporary verdict of some of the most respected critics of the time, and the conviction of its justness deepens with the passing of years. Recall the writers of great odes, Milton, Dryden, Pope, Gray, Collins, Wordsworth, Keats, Shelley, Coleridge,—the best they have done will not outstare the "Hound of Heaven." Where shall we find its equal for exaltation of mood that knows no fatigue from the first word to the last? The motion of angelic hosts must be like the movement of this ode, combining in some marvellous and mysterious way the swiftness of lightning with the stately progress of a pageant white with the blinding white light of an awful Presence..."
