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Asemsebe
(Hardcover)
Kevin Koranteng Cheeseman
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This book takes you on a personal journey that helps you realize
the incredible potential within you as the amazing woman you were
created to be. It strives to help strengthen your faith, while
building stronger friendships, as you discover your purpose in
life. "The giG "is a great way to meet other remarkable women who
are serious about making a difference in the lives of others.
Every serious student of the Bible desires to understand the text,
discover the biblical principles, and apply the truths to his/her
life. This commentary is designed to help students, pastors, and
Bible teachers understand Colossians and Philemon in a simple
manner. Working from the popular New International Version (NIV),
the author provides helpful commentary on the text verse-by-verse.
This verse-by-verse commentary is different from others in two
respects. First, it is brief while some commentaries are
unnecessarily wordy and verbose. Second, it is Pentecostal in
outlook. This implies that we generally adhere to the doctrine of
biblical inerrancy and adopt a literalist approach to the
interpretation of the Bible. The major aim of this commentary is to
expose readers to Colossians and Philemon, two closely related New
Testament letters. Colossians deals with the absolute supremacy and
sufficiency of Jesus Christ as the head of all creation and of the
church. No book in the Bible presents a more comprehensive picture
of the fullness of Christ.
Healing Through and From Sarita's Pen is unique because the
inspirational and motivational quotes and prayers were designed to
be a blessing to others even while I was going through hurt, pain
and the disappointment of divorce . As a preacher, a teacher, and a
leader in my church, and I was going through this unthinkable
situation. But then, God gave me Jeremiah 29:11 (NLT); "For I know
the plans I have for you, says the Lord. They are plans for good
and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope. It was then
that I changed my perspective of why he wanted me to write. The
writing was not for me, it was to help others. Yet in the process
of writing, I was being healed. All the trials and tribulations I
was going through became less and less traumatic. While I was
focusing on helping others, God handled my issues. Obedience is
better than sacrifice. God told me he had a new beginning waiting
for me, but I must let go of the past. He told me to not let the
enemy keep me depressed and discouraged. He would not let one door
close without opening another one for me. When the devil reminds me
of my past, remind him of his future. I wrote almost daily,
contributing to the healing of others, and being healed at the same
time.
Life can sometimes lead us to unexpected places, to only leave
us broken, desperate, and hurting. Heather Gillis and her husband,
Mac, waited in anticipation for the birth of their third child.
Like many Christian couples, their dreams and expectations in
marriage, parenthood, and daily life developed differently than
they'd planned, and left them grieving a life that would never be.
Their journey gives insight into a new normal and uncovers the
stepping stones of the healing process. In their process, they
re-discovered God's abounding love through their experiences of
joy, heartbreak, and purpose. Heather reaches out to parents around
the globe to speak openly about being a wife, mother, friend,
relative, or stranger during life-changing trials and devastating
struggles. In God's love, she has found beauty in the midst of
pain, as well as peace in His presence on Earth while waiting for
heaven.
Do you want your life to really count? If so, you must learn to
make the right choices because the choices you make turn around to
make you. The way you choose has the potential of increasing or
decreasing your joy in life. Making a quality choice between
several alternatives is tough. To ease the path and alleviate the
problem of making wrong choices, this book presents twelve major
criteria you should consider in making choices. These criteria
include: The Greatest Tragedy The Greatest Mistake The Greatest
Priority The Greatest Knowledge The Greatest Pursuit The Greatest
Motive The Greatest Motivation The Greatest Influence The Greatest
Enemy The Greatest Friend The Greatest Helper The Greatest Power
These criteria affect our personal, social, and spiritual life.
Choosing the best involves making choices in view of the criteria.
It involves having priorities and being focused in life. Choosing
the best is knowing what God wants you to accomplish in life and
investing your resources-time, talent, and treasure-on just that.
In short, it is to live for the things that really matter in the
long run.
The spirit of depression does not need an invitation to dinner
because it just shows up unexpectedly and brings nothing but
turmoil and self-destruction. One never knows when the spirit of
depression will visit, but it is my hope this book will prepare you
through awareness, worship and the power of our Lord and
Savior.
If the devil wrote a book, it would be Murder He Wrote, because
he comes to kill, steal, and destroy our hopes and dreams. I
believe God has used me as a vehicle to write this book, so that we
can make this declaration together: "I will rise above it " This is
not your end, but only your beginning. Let's get started.
For centuries scientists and theologians have argued about the
origin, structure, function, and purpose of the universe, with no
end in sight. In the meantime, the average human being, when not
overwhelmed by activities needed for mere survival, has wondered
who we are, where we came from, and why we're here. Dr. Michael
Bohley believes that the answers we seek are hiding in plain sight,
available to anyone with a healthy brain, regardless of level of
education or specialization in certain obscure fields of science,
theology, or philosophy. The answers are to be found within the
sphere of our beliefs and how they help to shape the world around
us.
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