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Have you ever questioned God’s faithfulness to you when your life turned out so different from what you had hoped and prayed for? With this book, you will come to a place of truly trusting God with a fortified hope as you boldly anticipate great things from him irrespective of life’s circumstances and watch your miracle unfold.

Have you been believing and praying for something, but have not experienced the result you desire? Perhaps you think that God does not hear you because you are not in good standing with him or maybe not articulate enough to express yourself in prayer? If you are someone who needs breakthrough in your prayer life, then this book is for you.

An attractive blog can not only give a good impression but also can reach new customers and prospects for your business. Great posts with suitable marketing ways can help you stand out from your competitors and can convert your potential customers into buyers, whether your business is small or large.

Constant worrying and the inability to trust are clear signs of an anxiety disorder. Having anxiety is not your fault, nor does it make you a bad person (it’s simply an illness, like influenza or diabetes), but it’s an issue that must be addressed before it takes its toll on your relationship. It’s important that both of you work on your mental health and your communication skills - otherwise, your relationship might be heading down a bad path.

Would you like to lead a grace-based parenting style that mirrors God's love and reflects his forgiveness to your teenager without being legalistic, judgmental, and overbearing? Unlike many Christian and circular books out there that place a strong emphasis on setting tight boundaries and applying rigid rules, this guide will equip you with grace-centered teachings in parenting your teenager through our heavenly father’s perennial love and relentless grace to bring them up the way he ordained them to be, honing them to be secure, confident, and accepted for who they truly are.

This is a “how to” book for leaders in healthcare. Lessons learned from 30+ years as a nursing executive, an executive coach, and as an equestrian have been interwoven to describe what it takes for success as a leader for teams in healthcare and in horsemanship. The author sees similarities in both arenas.

The Parents is a story of a woman who overcame years of abuse and trauma by discovering the dark root from which it all formed: the generational programming passed down through her family line, and belief systems that could reach back thousands of generations which created repeated patterns of pain and damage. She realized that these beliefs ingrained in her since birth shaped her in ways she never fully understood.

Childhood sexual abuse leaves invisible marks that carry into adulthood and stop you from doing, dreaming, and achieving. The root of shame keeps you feeling undervalued, even in your own eyes. You lose years living in safe mediocrity instead of purposeful intention. This is not God's plan for you .Author Andrea S. Jones understands this all too well. Her authentic sharing of some hard truths will walk you through the steps a predator takes in grooming his victim. You will see how he becomes a loved member of the family while targeting his prey.

“Let There Be Light” is a beautiful marriage between poetry, prayers, and devotion. Written during a time when the world seemed silenced by the separation, fear, and devastation of COVID-19, this collection of poetry awakens the spirit and introduces listeners to a voice that unapologetically shares and strengths and vulnerabilities, passions and pains, along with honest conversations and affirmations that leaves listeners empowered with a deeper understanding that every question doesn’t require an answer but an mindfulness to maintain faith—despite what seems like spiritual silence.

When you have been abused and bullied much of your life, can you raise an emotionally healthy child? What if that child becomes abusive himself? From an early age, my son, Seth, hit me on a regular basis. Because of my history, our interactions triggered me – to the point I began doubting I had the emotional strength to raise Seth successfully – but I knew I needed to push through those fears and stop the cycle of abuse that had been plaguing our family for generations.