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Fly With Me; A True Story of Healing from Multiple Sclerosis

by Helen Phillips Rating: 0.0

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Multiple Sclerosis is an incurable disease and is becoming more and more prevalent. This true story of God healing from multiple sclerosis will give other sufferers the faith, hope, and tools to go to God for their healing.

“Helen's painful testimony is written in a gripping style. You don't want to put this down once you start. As you read you feel as if you want to go to the last chapter to see whether it all ends well. For anyone who is sick and trusting God for a miraculous healing this is a must read.” Pastor John Thomas. Baptist Union.

This story is about God helping in all circumstances, not only sickness and paralysis, but also war, death, divorce and financial problems and will inspire people to trust Him for help in all their trials.

This true story gives the means and methods God showed an ordinary woman in the ups and downs of her life, until victory was finally obtained. This is not about a perfect person but a fallible human being making mistakes and struggling in faith against steep odds.

As readers ‘fly with her’ they will be able to embrace the lessons God taught her and obtain victory in their own lives.

The Lord Our God Is Truth

by Chaim Wolff Rating: 5.0

From God arguing with the angels about creating man with free will 2000 years before Creation to the Messianic Age 228 years from now using the Torah as his guide and ours, this book proves why that plan, the Torah, needs to be seen as a code using everything that is known about everything knowable in order to interpret Torah without changing one jot or title. From the Big Bang’s happening or not to the distribution of matter in space, to the creation of trillions of stars, evolution from the single cell, to life eternal, dark matter, dark energy, governing society and achieving peace. It is all there.

While you may not agree with it all, you will be transformed.

Why is My Church Dying?

by Mark Stevens Rating: 0.0

“America has thousands of churches! There are some in Cathedrals, Small Chapels, Storefronts, Private Homes and Warehouses. Some of these churches are denominational and some are not, some are traditional and some are very unique, and finally some are growing and unfortunately MANY are DYING! There are a lot of churches, ministries, and Christian Centers that are on life support spiritually. Why? I believe the question is on the hearts and minds of many Pastors and church members, and the answer is available…BUT can we handle the TRUTH?

The truth is something most Christians avoid like the plague! Why? I think we (Christians) would rather blame the devil for things that are really our fault and responsibility. Is the devil our enemy? Of course he is! But WE reap what WE sow. The church preaches a lot about sowing and reaping, especially when it comes to money and wealth. If you read the verses in Malachi about tithes, read carefully! It wasn’t the people God was rebuking, IT WAS THE PRIEST! But many churches lay this on the members and yet they don’t practice what they preach. Tithes in the Old Testament were not JUST for the priest! The Levites, The Strangers (homeless), The Widows, and the Fatherless ALL benefited from the tithe.

Local churches are supposed to make an impact on the communities they are in by GIVING back, (Matt. 5:14-16) Sinners should have to even confess and admit that the Church in their community makes a difference in the neighborhood! I want to give you ten answers to the QUESTION! “Why is my church dying!” Hold on to your hat’s the answers may shake up your traditional thinking…and make you THINK!” It is not a sin to think outside of the box of tradition…it is a sin to stay ineffective.

There is nothing wrong with having a storefront church! But if after 20 years your storefront church still has the same 12 members, you need to padlock the door and admit your church is dead! Saints should beget saints, we were saved to lead others to salvation in Jesus Christ! My prayer is that this small book will make you mad enough to do something!

Why God Had to Die

by Mark Stevens Rating: 0.0

Millions of people think Jesus (Yeshua) was just a “good” man, a guru of sorts, or a prophet with a nice message. Jesus was and is God. C.S. Lewis said a man that made the claims Jesus did had to be God or a lunatic. Denial of this fact can cost you your soul. If this knowledge is SO important, why is it hidden to so many? Keep reading. I pray you are enlightened.

It has been said that trying to understand the trinity of God will make one lose their mind...but denying the trinity will cost you your soul. Millions of people are of the opinion that Jesus was some New Age guru that found nirvana, The Holy Spirit is some impersonal force (i.e. Star Wars), and God is a cosmic big bang that accidentally spawned mankind from some left-over protoplasm. The problems with these lines of thought are that they will leave you without a heavenly Father, a Savior for your soul, and a Spirit to keep and guide you. There are some specific things that we shall examine to help you defend and understand the truth about Jesus humanity and deity. Jesus is the most talked about man in history, and sadly the most misunderstood and misrepresented. Jesus was a Jewish carpenter who was also The Son of God. To some it seems quite contradictory for God to subject himself to such a humble existence. The Jews expected the Messiah to be a warrior and not a humble servant. Even Christians forget that Jesus was the ultimate example of servitude. Remember Peter’s reaction when Jesus wanted to wash his feet? Peter knew that God was kneeling before him and it was hard for him to understand how the Messiah could wash his feet.

When God Hides His Face

by Mark Stevens Rating: 0.0

I chose to develop this thesis to assist people that minister to the sick, the dying, and the people that have been affected by the careless words and insensitivity of others. I have experienced pain and tragedy in my own personal life and as a Hospital Chaplain and Prison Minister I have seen my fair share of pain. I spent 23 years in the Air Force and I have seen the effects of war and death. I came home from Desert Storm and came down with an Auto-Immune disease (Sarcoidosis) like many of my fellow service men, we suffer for reasons no one can or is willing to give an answer. I am blind in one eye, I am in pain 24/7 from the rheumatoid condition caused by the Sarcoidosis and I also have Lymphadema from lymph node damage from the Sarcoidosis.

This book is for care-givers, pastors, chaplains, and hospice workers....or someone that is dealing with their own personal pain.

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