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Carving Hope Out of Depression—Victory Over Darkness and a Path to Self-Love is a personal account of how depression can push an individual toward suicide.
Author David Harder’s raw, real-life experiences are shared not for pity or to offer excuses, but to bring hope and life within every broken heart and mind.
Thinking that suicide was the only answer, he searched for explanations that would justify his death and end the pain. Misguided, he confused death with no more pain, but nothing could be further from the truth. Suicide leaves a tragic and mysterious abyss in the lives of families, friends, associates, and even casual acquaintances. No one can make sense of the loss—for the rest of their lives; they carry in their hearts the black | |  | | Final Grains of Sand
Final Grains of Sand is a gripping story of one man’s struggle with impending death and how it affects everyone he knows. Although time and regrets are his enemy, James Kreider has other surprises and refuses just to fade away. An unusual twist to a tragic occurrence.
With life, the inevitable decree of death may occur any moment from conception to old age. Regardless the time, death is never uncomplicated, leaving an empty void filled with vanishing memories for those remaining behind.
When James Kreider receives the devastating news his life is being cut short with cancer, he is immediately filled with shock and disbelief. At 60 years, Jim is too young to die and believes he has a whole life ahead of him. When the reality of his impending demise sinks in, Jim methodically prepares for his final days, including trying to heal old wounds. With a da | |  | | Persuaded: The Story of Nicodemus
Persecution of Christians has existed since the first-century, yet God secures the way for Jesus' message to reach the world and fulfill the great commission; often through simple and somewhat insignificant individuals whose purpose is greater than they imagined.
Escaped narrowly after the fall of Jerusalem . . .
Pursued relentlessly by the Sanhedrin . . .
Entrusted covertly with a mission more significant than he had imagined . . .
From the prison colony on Patmos, the Apostle John entrusts Nicodemus with manuscripts for the Christian fellowships increasing throughout the Roman Empire. While transcribing the manuscript, Nicodemus is prompted to recall his former life and his encounter with Yeshua - a man of mystery, a healer, a teacher, and a prophet. An encounter that changed everything.
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