Malcolm Smith was born in London England immediately before World War 2. He came to a personal knowledge of the Lord Jesus in his very early teens and experienced an infilling of the Holy Spirit that changed his life forever. From the very beginning of his life in Christ he had a desire to know the love of God in its fullness and in prayer, meditation and study he has pursued that longing over the last 60 years. He began preaching in his early teens and was pastor of churches in the London area and in Ireland before coming to the U.S. in 1964. While pastoring a church in Brooklyn N.Y. he experienced the Holy Spirit in a way that radically changed his ministry plunging him into leadership in the emerging Charismatic movement that opened all denominations to his message. Since then he has traveled throughout the world teaching believers who they truly are in the love of God in Christ. He has hundreds of hours of teaching on CD and DVD and broadcasts to thousands throughout the world over the web (www.unclov.org/webinars) every Tuesday night at 7 central time. He has authored a number of books including Turn Your Back on the Problem and The Lost Secret of the New Covenant. He presently lives in Bandera, Tx with his wife Nancy who joins him with her healing and prayer ministry, He conducts retreats and Bible schools and ministers to a weekly fellowship on Sunday mornings in their ranch in Bandera.
Troubled by 70 years of vague and unsupported assertions by the church, together with unanswered questions about God and mans place in the universe, Malcolm Smith embarks on a down-to-earth, no nonsense study and seeks for himself any evidence for a God or Intelligent Designer. The result is this concise volume on the merits or otherwise of religion; on the grandeur of the universe; the incredibly elegant simplicity of evolution; and on mans place in it all. The book is both easy and fascinating to read. No college degree is required, just a healthy dose of common sense (a rare commodity these days); an open mind would be a plus. The down-to-earth style and occasional dash of humor helps avoid the dryness which often plagues similar works. Rarely does a work of this nature, in a single slim volume, treat the subject in such an everyday manner. The absence of vague, long-winded religious theo-speak and absence of technical jargon that goes with most scientific works, makes this book a pleasure to read. This book is for all those looking for a little help in sorting out, at least to their satisfaction, what religion is all about, and whether it has any place in their future? That the reader will gain a basic insight into the workings of the universe and evolution, is an added bonus. Is there any scientifically acceptable evidence for the existence of a God? The authors finding was a reluctant no but ironically led to a surprising realization that more than compensates for any perceived spiritual loss, and left him far happier than he had hoped. If the reader is moved to do his/her own thinking and reasoning, even in dissent, then the author will have succeeded. It was an easy, enjoyable read, void of filler and left me with much thinking to do, was a typical comment.
Malcolm Smith passionately presents the need to turn the tide against the ungodliness in America. This book shows evidence that as long as we can see the fire of God's love burning for us, we have hope to make a change.
Designed to help accounting students and researchers make the most appropriate choice of method and strategy in the development of their research projects. This fifth edition features extended coverage of: Content analysis Online sources Mixed-methods research Impression management It includes new sections dedicated to: Social media impact on research Big Data Analytics Endogeneity issues in regression analysis Benford’s Law as a forensic tool Readability studies Whistleblowing research
Starting with the first chapter titled Something's Missing, your readers will be launched into an explosive, yet motivating, revelation of a deeper truth: that all of Christianity centers around the power of the New Covenant. The result will be a generation of readers who delve deeper into the origins of Christianity only to discover a power able to transform their lives today
Management accountancy has a dynamic role to play in the competitive strategy of modern global businesses. This book sets out key strategic principles and then assesses how management accountancy can affect and direct these strategies. Engaging case studies reveal how theories and concepts translate into real business practice. Throughout, the book emphasizes: - how accounting initiatives can trigger assessment and improvement of performance management - the importance of managerial decision making to good business practice - how today's management accountancy measures against current research Written for advanced undergraduate, postgraduate and MBA students taking courses on management accounting and performance measurement and management, the book will be also of interest to management and business consultants, professional accountants and accounting academics.
Malcolm Smith shows you from God's Word how to deal with loneliness. You will learn how the Holy Spirit can lead you into the joy and freedom of a daily, moment-by-moment relationship with God - the cure for loneliness!
For such simple garments, hats have had a devastating impact on wildlife throughout their long history. Made of wild-caught mammal furs, decorated with feathers or whole stuffed birds, historically they have driven many species to near extinction. By the turn of the twentieth century, egrets, shot for their exuberant white neck plumes, had been decimated; the wild ostrich, killed for its feathers until the early 1900s, was all but extirpated; and vast numbers of birds of paradise from New Guinea and hummingbirds from the Americas were just some of the other birds killed to decorate ladies’ hats. At its peak, the hat trade was estimated to be killing 200 million birds a year. At the end of the nineteenth century, it was a trade valued at £20 million (over $25 million) a year at the London feather auctions. Weight for weight, exotic feathers were more valuable than gold. Today, while no wild birds are captured for feather decoration, some wild animals are still trapped and killed for hatmaking. A fascinating read, Hats will have you questioning the history of your headwear.
Your chance to relive a little piece of "The Good Old Days" and find the answers to these burning questions: Which future Coast Guard Captain said "Shit, Mal, let's do a 360 and get out of here." Which Coast Guard astronaut said, when asked to describe his scariest moment, "Flying as Malcolm Smith's co-pilot." Which Coast Guard aviator got the blame for putting training wheels and streamers on the commanding officer's and XO's new bicycles. Which Coast Guard aviator threw up in his glove while flying rather than make a mess in the cockpit. This book brings back some of the funniest moments of the Coast Guard during the time period between the "Old Guard" and the new modern Coast Guard. "For more than two decades, Mal has threatened to write a book to chronicle his many colorful experiences during his Coast Guard aviation career. Mal can spin a tale better than any sailor and his exploits in and out of the cockpit are indeed legendary. But the fact is, the closer he gets to the completion of this life-long dream of his, the more nervous I become. I can't wait to read it!" RADM David W. Kunkel, COAST GUARD AVIATOR #1726 "Malcolm Smith is a master storyteller with a flair for finding humor in everyday activities and recounting his observations with entertaining splendor that leaves you thirsting for another. Since meeting him when I was a teenager in Alaska, I have been absorbed by his colorful renditions and have long awaited this composition. I just hope I'm not the subject in one of his stories." CAPT. E. Darrell Nelson, COMMANDING OFFICER, CGAS KODIAK
Our current personal beliefs are a reflection of all the concepts we've learned throughout our lifetimes. For Dr. Malcolm K. Smith, it is multi-dimensional learning that comes daily from Angels, Guides and other humans. As a popular and entertaining speaker he has been able to share exciting revelations with many people. This book is the product of this profound and thought-provoking material - a spiritual 'how it works' book. From its expertly written, succinct format you can discover the following: *The universal energy which condenses to form Angels, Guides and humans. How humans experience this power as spiral love energy which makes its way to Earth through the sun and planets. *The spiritual mechanism of human birth; how spiral love energy can heal humans and animals. *Tetrahedron (pyramid) focusing of spiral energy; how energy gathered by tetrahedral carbon atoms transmutes elements and sustains humans, animals and plants. *The relationships between Angels, Guides and humans; communication between dimensions of existence. *The human quantum field as the home of the human spirit; the connection between the cosmic lattice and human creativity and how humans create their reality via the law of attraction powered by spiral love energy. *How mysteries such as orbs, miracles, spiritual printing and crop formations convey the Angels' message of peace, love and a perfect life for all humans.
The general welfare, and military effectiveness of a modern industrial nation depend upon the harmonious interaction of a complex, interdependent network of production and transportation facilities. The interruption of this process at any of a myriad of critical points can disrupt the supply of essential civilian and military materials, possibly undermining the economic health or military security of the nation. The urban concentration of population and the refinement of communication devices and techniques for manipulating public opinion make it increasingly possible to instill in the civilian population an hysteria and terror which could effectively thwart national mobilization. Realization of the magnitude of the problem, and a pervasive fear of military assault, vitally influence the process of continuous redefinition of the balance between collective authority and individual liberty which is the essential task of democratic government in war as in peace. Emergency government has become the norm for twentieth century constitutional states. An assessment of the adequacy with which democratic government has, in the recurrent economic and military emergencies since 1933, combined mobilization of “the ... power of every individual and of every material resource at its command” toward the objective of national survival and well-being, with the protection of basic individual freedoms and the principle of responsible government which are the heart of democracy, must in substantial part rest upon an analysis of the contents of the statute books. That is the purpose of this study. Its classification of legislative delegations of emergency powers to the executive since 1933 should provide not only indication of the extent to which coercive powers over persons and property have been granted the executive in the name of emergency, but also a framework for the organization of a series of studies into the use of such powers by the executive branch, and the success of congressional and other efforts to maintain responsible administration in time of emergency. There exists no dearth of recorded efforts to define the ultimate scope of the constitutional emergency power of the American executive. Various justices of the Supreme Court have hypothesized, at one end of a continuum, inflexible constitutional restraints upon executive response to perceived emergency, and at the other end an emergency power which is either unrestrained or unrestrainable. In this manner the Supreme Court has sought to resolve the conundrum, “How can a virtually unlimited emergency power and a systematic body of constitutional limitations upon government action logically coexist? How can constitutionalism be ought but an anachronism in the twentieth century unless constitutional governments are equipped with adequate legal authority to carry the body politic through economic and military emergencies of staggering dimensions?” The considerable body of scholarly literature in this field is principally devoted to speculation on the breadth of the “inherent,” “residual,” “executive,” or “war” power of the President, and description of occasions on which the nation’s chief executives have considered it necessary to exercise a prerogative “power to act according to discretion for the public good, without the prescription of the law and sometimes even against it.” But despite such incidents as President Roosevelt’s 1942 Labor Day speech admonishing the Congress that unless it repealed certain provisions of the Emergency Price Control Act by October 1st, he would consider them repealed, emergency administration is overwhelmingly characterized by joint participation and cooperation of the varying branches of the federal government. American government in time of war does not degenerate to anything resembling dictatorship, and to focus attention upon the exceptions to executive-legislative cooperation in war administration is to study the pathology of emergency administration.
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