What lies ahead and what is in store for our nation in the coming years and the year 2012? In this first volume of the "Speak to the Nations" series, author Lynn B. Goebel reveals specific detailed accounts of future events for our nation and the entire world through divine prophetic inspiration. You will find a penitent message, which summons an appeal for our church leaders and the people of this generation to take a stand against immoral conduct, by upholding the true sanction of righteousness for God's laws and principles. God has commissioned a mandate for the author to prophetically predict the uncertainties of our nation's future. She sends a resounding message of repentance to a Body of believers and to the world. This literature parallels written Biblical prophesies, which unlock key elements in exposing divisible evils in the church and in the world, in an effort to restore this nation back to a state of order. Author and Speaker Lynn B. Goebel is a licensed, ordained minister who has worked in ministry for over twenty years, speaking at conferences and events. She also served as co-pastor of The Lighthouse Worship Center for six years, where her husband Briton was Senior Pastor. She has written several articles for Christian Business Today Magazine and an autobiography, which was released in 2006. In her spare time she loves to travel, spend time with family and discover new revelation through God's written and spoken Word.

The landscape of North America is filled with small established churches that struggle to move forward. With God's help, some of those established churches are experiencing renewed life and growth. SHIFT tells the stories of nine churches that broke free from previous patterns of plateau and decline in order to experience vibrant renewal. These churches encountered common movements - or shifts - which were vital in the renewal process. Written as a resource for pastors and lay leadership teams, SHIFT provides practical information, powerful stories, and insightful questions to help your church SHIFT forward.

The definition of game changer is: an "ah-ha" moment that creates an extreme, disruptive advantage or improvement. In 1975 I was introduced to my first game changer. Incredibly, it was not about sports, business or world affairs; it was Jewish In that poignant encounter with God, He allowed me entrance into the private recesses of His heart - a heart passionate for Israel. We partnered in that moment, and I, too, fell in love with His Israel and the Jew. That was a total spiritual transformation for me. I like to say, "It messed up my perfectly good Christian rut." It has been a whirlwind love affair that I would never have wanted to miss. I eagerly invite you to step inside the pages of these Jewish Game Changers and see the Great Mastermind at work with His Chosen and His Church * * * * * * * Diane A. McNeil is the author of the compelling and innovative Bible study entitled Ruth 3,000 Years of Sleeping Prophecy Awakened. She completed and published the ten-year project in 2005, and the following year released a companion workbook by the same title. Much of the teaching is a result of the multiples of Jewish lives intertwined with the author's and their unconscious unveiling of the deep truths in the Jewish Book of Ruth. The author has been featured on both Jewish and Christian television and on Christian radio, and continues blazing new trails in the continued pursuit of unity between God's Chosen and His Church. As these Jewish Game Changers reveal, Mrs. McNeil is passionate about wanting to be on assignment in God's enterprise - especially all things Jewish.

Leading others in worship is a rewarding ministry, but it can also be a difficult ministry. Sometimes, the tension of worship styles, tones, and skills overcomes the meaning and message behind worship and communion with God. When a church is in the middle of this tension, it is often a struggle to find the balance between who and what God called us to be and the constantly changing demands of worship ministry.

Worship Where You're Planted seeks to recognize and respond to the situations that worship leaders encounter. Through exploration and insight, author Dave Clark tackles issues such as transitioning between worship leaders, navigating between traditional and contemporary music styles, and building rapport with the congregation. With wisdom and understanding, Clark helps small and midsize churches find comfort and connection as they lead their congregations in worship.