The Walking Wounded is an eight-chapter womens Bible study that examines the fact that God consistently uses broken and wounded lives to carry out His divine purposes and offers hope to hurting women who are struggling in their lives.
The Altar is a ten-chapter non-fiction book that examines the parallel relationship between abuse that goes on in the church today and likens it to the act of rape. By taking a metaphoric look at why God despises authoritative leadership abuse within the church, the author will compare this abuse to the key Biblical text where Jesus drove out the moneylenders and priests for raping, or abusing, those trying to get to the altar, or God. By taking the reader through the actual example of rape itself, part one is entitled, The Intruder Within. Part one of the book metaphorically uses the rapist as the intruder within the church who has unlimited and unquestionable position, power, and authority Part two of the book, The Exposer Without, brings into focus how Jesus is on the outside looking in. Whereas part one of the book concentrated on how the intruder within, the rapist, gains unlimited positional authority, part two reveals that Jesus seeks to bring healing to His church by exposing truth wherever necessary. Readers will be comforted by the fact they are not alone and that God truly feels the pain, as well as the rage, when His children are raped at the altar. God was close to the broken hearted during Jesus’ time on earth and continues to be today.
Part 1 of Gilead Now takes aim and focuses on healing the past. It discusses the different responsibilities we have as believers. Part 2 zeroes in on how we must live in the present while never denying the past. Part 3 is geared toward a hopeful futurefueled by the key benefits of living in the present and remembering the past. It is the goal of Gilead Now to validate each readers feelings in regard to his or her wounded past, while at the same time never denying the obstacles involved in overcoming any struggle. Do you struggle every day with feelings of guilt, depression, regret, and worthlessness? If you do, this study is for you. By examining the root causes, you will discover a life-changing study that could not only validate you as a person but also give hope as you honestly look at what lies deep within yourself.
What is it? Depression is the foe when, not if, that each of us must face in our Christian walk. if you are depressed then this book is for you, or if you know someone who is depressed.
Each of us carry around a certain amount of shame that prevents us from being used as the vessels God intended. If you and the women you know are carrying around shame, then Shameless will help you overcome your feelings of guilt. This eight-week study looks at three parts of shame: the biblical origins, the lives of eight women who bore shame and yet were used by God for His glory, and the cumulative aspects of shame.
And The House Was Filled; The radicalness of God's Grace is a 10 chapter book that looks at Mary of Bethany and compares her sacrifice of pure nard to a modern day Mary who went through chemo while pregnant and radiation and delivers a 4.0 lb baby girl. Watch as her prayer partner soaks up all God has in store for her. It is life changing for the author. It parallels Mary of Bethany and her sacrifice. Both gave what they had, not what they didn't.
Dressing Up Death (God’s Unbecoming Fit of Grief) is a ten chapter book that provides a parallel metaphoric portrait of how death is all about life. By taking the ultimate person, God the Father, and His view on death through characters, not pat answers, serve as much needed refuge for those who have traveled grief’s rocky terrain. Healing comes from not dressing up death, but rather from the honest and intimate comparison that we, as humans, not deny the nature of who God created us to be: life givers and receivers. It is the goal of this book to have readers come away feeling overwhelmingly normal that their emotions toward death, an abnormal event, do indeed reflect the very essence and heart of God Himself.
How to Obtain Peace during Difficult Times is a 8 chapter reality based Christian book that examines the problems we face each and everyday and gives hope to the myriad of believers when faced with hardship. This books looks at the problems we endure both individually and societal.
The Treasures of Darkness is an eight chapter nonfiction book that examines the various aspects of suffering and asks the question ‘can anything good come from it?’ Because we live in a tarnished world full of muck and mire, readers are more than familiar with different kinds of suffering and pain. The question is not if we will suffer in this life, but rather, to what degree. Instead of focusing believers and nonbelievers who will see firsthand that there really are benefits to our pain. There are truly treasures of darkness.
And The House Was Filled; The radicalness of God's Grace is a 10 chapter book that looks at Mary of Bethany and compares her sacrifice of pure nard to a modern day Mary who went through chemo while pregnant and radiation and delivers a 4.0 lb baby girl. Watch as her prayer partner soaks up all God has in store for her. It is life changing for the author. It parallels Mary of Bethany and her sacrifice. Both gave what they had, not what they didn't.
The Treasures of Darkness is an eight chapter nonfiction book that examines the various aspects of suffering and asks the question ‘can anything good come from it?’ Because we live in a tarnished world full of muck and mire, readers are more than familiar with different kinds of suffering and pain. The question is not if we will suffer in this life, but rather, to what degree. Instead of focusing believers and nonbelievers who will see firsthand that there really are benefits to our pain. There are truly treasures of darkness.
Dressing Up Death (God’s Unbecoming Fit of Grief) is a ten chapter book that provides a parallel metaphoric portrait of how death is all about life. By taking the ultimate person, God the Father, and His view on death through characters, not pat answers, serve as much needed refuge for those who have traveled grief’s rocky terrain. Healing comes from not dressing up death, but rather from the honest and intimate comparison that we, as humans, not deny the nature of who God created us to be: life givers and receivers. It is the goal of this book to have readers come away feeling overwhelmingly normal that their emotions toward death, an abnormal event, do indeed reflect the very essence and heart of God Himself.
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