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Can joy be found in the midst of pain?
A teenager texting while driving runs a stop sign and shatters Joi Campbell’s perfect life. Her husband and twin boys are killed as a result. Unable to start life over without them, she succumbs to grief and anger. But fate has other plans for the thirty-three-year old emergency room nurse. Her girlfriends book an all-expense paid trip to the Caribbean. There, Joi sees a familiar face from back home— Firefighter Wyatt Payne. Will the flames ignite in paradise between her and the sexy fireman? Or will the guilt of starting over stifle the fire before it gets hot and heated? Aft | |  | | Perfectly Normal
Have you been told that you are worthless, ugly, no good, and will never amount to anything? Has it caused feelings of loneliness, depression, and even self-hatred?
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span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Have you been told that you are worthless, ugly, no good, and will never amount to anything? Has it caused feelings of loneliness, depression, and even self-hatred? With all the mixed messages | |  | | The Enemy Within. When I would Do Good...
The mind is where it all begins because it is the place where evil is first formed. After the seed of doubt has been planted it takes root and spreads through the entire body until it becomes a stumbling block to you.
The Enemy Within will illustrate to you how subconsciously we wrestle with the decisions between good and evil- how we want to do the right thing but feel as though there is someone else, our sinful nature, forcing us to do that which is evil.
"When I would do good evil is present with me." Romans 7:21
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div class="BookSynopsis">Have you ever wondered why as Christians we sometimes do not act as though we are? The Enemy Within will illustrate how we wrestle with the decisions between good and evil; how we want to do the right thing but feel as though there is someone else-our sinful nature- forcing us to do that which is evil. The Enemy Witihn exposes the power struggles that we have between the flesh and the spirit man within us. The stakes are high; you should choose this day which of the two powers will win con | |  | | Where Was God
Big City Lies. Small Town Secrets
Where Was God? Fayth Angelica Hope, questioned after the death of her father. Reared by a mother who could give, Cruella Deville, a run for her money as, “The Queen of Mean,” Fayth turns her back on the church, her faith, and love. She believed, no, just and merciful God would have abandoned her to the harsh brutality of her mother’s iron fist. Her emotional and spiritual scars run deep, lasting into adulthood. As a promising investigative reporter, she decides to change her name. Her given name of Fayth has more curses attached to it than blessings. She hopes the switch | |  | | Where Was God II. Evil Never Sleeps
Fayth Angelica McCoy is working against time to prove a young teen innocent of murdering a Port City police officer in cold blood. Ever since Sargent Larry Patel landed in their quiet city, racial profiling and intimidation of African American males on the Southside of town are on the rise.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Fayth Angelica McCoy is working against time to prove a young teen innocent of murdering a Port City police officer in cold blood. Ever since Sargent Larry Patel landed in their quiet city, racial profiling and intimidation of African American males on the Southside of town are on the rise. The people stand united in wanting this cancer removed from their city, but no one is willing to speak up against the injustice until a young boy finds himself in the strongholds of the justice system. I |
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