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|  | | Foundation of the Fire
Explores using fire as a metaphor in building a relationship God.
Foundation of the Fire uses fire as a metaphor to help you build a relationship with God. Just like Jesus, who used a variety of every day items (coins, sheep, mustard seed, pearls etc.) in describing the Kingdom of Heaven; this book uses fire in relating to the Bible. There are several different topics including: communicating with God, service, God's preparation, the Holy Spirit and trials by fire. Inside you will find scriptures for more study, blank pages for personal notes, and questions that will allow you to probe the Bible to build a relationship with God. Rather you are new to the | |  | | In The Beginning
Inspirational Bible Study ont he Book of Genesis.
p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">span style="font-size: 10pt; color: black; font-family: Verdana">In The Beginning is a detailed /span>st1:personname>span style="font-size: 10pt; color: black; font-family: Verdana">Bible Study/span>/st1:personname>span style="font-size: 10pt; color: black; font-family: Verdana"> on the book of Genesis. It covers all 50 chapters in twenty-six lessons that are designed for learning and application. Each lesson is divided into two sections. Part one covers the chapters directly from the Bible where as part two allows for deeper thinking and | |  | | Repeat Offender
Sometimes, the pursuit of finding the truth in a secret is not worth the pain from the answer.
Henry Hall's life was on the fast track to success until his employer moved his job to another country. Now he's working two jobs to pay bills and take care of his ailing wife who is need of a new Kidney. He hates his life but pushes through until some good news and the hint of a secret come his way. Now his journey to find the truth behind the secret causes a decent into a personal nightmare and a result that will change his life forever. Repeat Offender is the personal narrative of Henry Hall during a crucial 15-hour period that goes from an extreme high to a tragic low. Each chapter is a | |  | | When Roses Cry
A psychological thriller about abuse and religion, and having friends do anything they can to help you.
After years of abuse, Juniper Hawthorne’s mind dealt with the pain the best way it knew how—by becoming a hive of different personalities. Now as she handles an abusive boyfriend, a psychotic past enemy, an overpowering boss, and even the divisions within herself, she must also face her past and make the most powerful decision of her life. Does she execute her father, a man she believed she has killed once already, or give in to a stranger’s life-giving love, who is willing to stop her from destroying her future, no matter the cost? Not only is that a plague upon Juniper&r |
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