2013 Reprint of 1952 Newman Press Second Edition. Exact facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. This is one of the great classical medieval English works of devotion. Little is known of the author except that she was a recluse who lived in a cell attached to the church of St. Julian at Norwich. In 1373 she received sixteen private revelations from the Lord, dealing with his Passion, the truths of the Faith and the advancement of her own spiritual life. The work reveals a mind that has penetrated deeply to the mysteries of the Catholic religion, both on its doctrinal and its personal sides. Julian of Norwich was a very spiritual, devout soul, deeply sensitive to the beauty of holiness and centered wholeheartedly on the love and service of God. Although the work attracted little attention when it first appeared, it has since become one of the most famous books dealing with divine communications ever written.

About the Book There is a season and a time for every purpose to be accomplished in life. When a desired change is delayed or denied, frustration will be inevitable. Life loses its colour when deprived of necessary change and remains tasteless when the button of progress is paused. Inspired by Holy Spirit, Success Oyewole creates a fresh appetite for positive change in this book by harnessing biblical principles, life experiences and spiritual resources. In this book, you will get to know your need for change, how to recognize your due season for change, connecting the power for positive change, Jesus: The unchangeable changer and many more. Change is a product of insight. You need to read this book for insights. About the Author Success Mercy Oyewole's Prayer and Intercessory Ministry has brought liberation to families, nations and body of Christ. With strong prophetic grace, she is a welcome speaker at international conferences. She is the president of Grace Liberation Global Ministry, Women Global Mission which is a prophetic intercessory gathering of women with branches in different city around the world. Through Hegai Female Leadership Academy (HEFLA), she mentors and equips women to have a fulfilling life, marriage and ministry. She also coordinates a Female Minister's Apostolic Network (FEMAN). She has a foundation to reach out to widows called Mercy Widows Foundation. She has authored other inspiring books on women, marriage, ministry and prayers. Success is happily married to Emmanuel and blessed with anointed children.

THE YOGA SUTRAS OF PATANJALI "The Book of the Spiritual Man" An Interpretation By Charles Johnston The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali are in themselves exceedingly brief, less than ten pages of large type in the original. Yet they contain the essence of practical wisdom, set forth in admirable order and detail. The theme, if the present interpreter be right, is the great regeneration, the birth of the spiritual from the psychical man: the same theme which Paul so wisely and eloquently set forth in writing to his disciples in Corinth, the theme of all mystics in all lands.

The Church has rendered God safe. His wrath is a matter relegated to days of antiquity. It seems rare that we connect the brevity and frailty of this existence with His overflowing anger at sin. Unfortunately, having dispensed with His wrath we've also diminished His holiness and His majesty, and made the cross less necessary. This study invites the reader to take a second look at God and His wrath-and His Christ-through the eyes of Moses. Suitable for individuals or groups.

2013 Reprint of 1963 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. This is Merton's Guide to basic principles of Roman Catholic spirituality for lay and religious aspirants. With a simplicity of language and an intellectual candor that exemplify the purity of his vision, Merton here traces the basic principles of the spiritual life.

How does one say just the right thing at just the right moment? That, indeed, is the special gift of Dan Scott. Reverend Scott, Baylor School's Chaplain since 2003, has blessed our school family with special prayers in times of triumph and challenge, joy and sorrow. Somehow, through God's grace, Dan seems to find just the right words to comfort us and to lift us. Though he is a Baptist preacher, Dan's prayers reach across denominations and faiths to find their ways into the hearts of all. In God's name, he reaches out to all of us. So we are proud to share some of Reverend Scott's prayers in this volume. We know that they will bless you just as they have blessed us. A grateful school says, "Thanks, Rev. Scott, for being who you are for us." Scott Wilson '75 Headmaster

George MacDonald was a many-faceted nineteenth-century writer-an ordained minister without a church, a popular lecturer, college professor, and most famously, the author nearly 50 books. From sermons to poetry, scholarly essays to novels, and fantasy romances to fairy stories, his writing often combines the flavor of the fantastic with a scent of the spiritual-all the while evincing wisdom based in reality. Rolland Hein, eminent MacDonald scholar, biographer, and editor of this anthology, aptly quotes from MacDonald's novel The Marquis of Lossie, "Life and religion are one, or neither is anything...." The selections from Through the Year with George MacDonald are proof of the unity of MacDonald's vision. They are also proof of the decades Dr. Hein has spent immersed in the writings of this remarkable author, compiling a devotional book that readers will return to many times over for inspiration.

Many who are aware of C.S. Lewis's indebtedness to George MacDonald and, as a consequence, have desired to know this Scottish author better, will find this anthology to be the perfect way into his writings. Rolland Hein is a wise and accomplished guide to MacDonald, presenting readers with selections that speak engagingly of deep spiritual truths such as kindness, trust, obedience, holiness-and chief among these always, the unending love of God the Father for each one of His children. Indeed, in this volume you will encounter, as MacDonald compellingly demonstrates, 'life essential.'

Marjorie Lamp Mead, Associate Director

The Marion E. Wade Center, Wheaton College

C.S. Lewis said of George MacDonald, "I know hardly any other writer who seems... closer... to the Spirit of Christ Himself." In this devotional book, renowned scholar Rolland Hein presents gems from the rich array of MacDonald's writings-a rare treasure for all who wish to walk beside one who practiced the presence of God.

Monika B. Hilder, Associate Professor of English,

Trinity Western University,

author of The Feminine Ethos in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia

Rolland Hein is professor emeritus at Wheaton College and the author of several books about George MacDonald.

A compilation of prayer from Theistic Satanists and Daemonolators. Also included are proverbs and the Al Jilwah (with Demonolatry based commentary).

The Bible is filled with stories of devotion and failure, faith and doubt. But when trouble comes, what keeps the believer's heart from wavering? While some falter, others remain tethered to God in faith. In Undaunted: the Daring Journey of Faithfulness, three friends, with three unique stories offer insight from their walk through heartache, disappointment, and pain, into God's faithfulness and provision. Through life's most difficult and challenging moments these 'sister friends' walk readers through the crucible of hardship into the glorious light of God's goodness, undaunted A collection of intimate devotionals, these longtime friends offer foundational truths to keep readers anchored and connected to God, calling those who suffer to deeper faith and great hope. Deborah Greenidge has been a music pastor for 28 years. In addition to music ministry, Deborah has taught music, directed high school and collegiate choirs, recorded and produced CD's, and led worship and taught at weekend retreats and seminars. Gerutha Favorel-Greenidge is one of Portland's premiere gospel singers, with an impressive vocal range and passionate performance. A retired elementary school music teacher, Gerutha has ministered throughout the Pacific Northwest, Canada, Germany, Romania and Africa. Georgene Rice has been a radio talk show host in Portland, Oregon for more than 20 years and has traveled internationally as a station correspondent, short term missionary, and worship musician. Music and ministry brought these three friends together. Georgene and Gerutha have made music together for over 40 years. All three have worked on common projects and events for more than 20 years. Gerutha is married to Deborah's brother, and Georgene identifies herself as an honorary Greenidge As for personalities, Georgene is the funniest, Deborah laughs the loudest, and Gerutha keeps the trio on track. For more information or to buy a CD visit www.undauntedministries.org

When Angels Smile is a collection of inspired poetry and writings to warm your heart and soul.

THE MYSTERIES OF THE REDEMPTION PRAYER BOOK (INTERFAITH PRAYERS): 'The Mysteries of the Redemption Prayer Book' compiles prayers written by saints in every world religion. This book provides an excellent resource to put yourself in the mind and heart of the saints as they prayed to God. (For more info - http: //outofbodytravel.org)

Jeanne-Marie Bouvier de la Motte-Guyon (commonly known as Madame Guyon) was a French mystic and one of the key advocates of Quietism. Quietism was considered heretical by the Roman Catholic Church, and she was imprisoned from 1695 to 1703 after publishing a book on the topic, A Short and Easy Method of Prayer. Guyon believed that one should pray all the time, and that in whatever one does, one should be spending time with God.

"Revelations of Divine Love" is a text of Julian of Norwich's dream visions that she had when she was near death. Then, after being miraculously healed, Julian of Norwich dedicated the rest of her life to writing her series of sixteen visions for all to read and understand. During her life, Norwich had suffered through three different bouts of the Black Death. Julian of Norwich remained optimistic in her faith, though; she denied that the plagues were God's punishment on the wicked. Instead, she believed that God was incapable of punishment. In her eyes, every person was worthy of God's salvation, and Hell was not a place of banishment and torture. She thought that God's true intentions of Hell were yet to be discovered. In "Revelations of Divine Love," Julian of Norwich extrapolates on her beliefs and describes the visions she received about the Passion of the Christ as well as the Virgin Mary. In addition to being a truly inspiring work, it is also hailed as the first book written in English by a woman. Regardless if it is read for its historical significance or its religious message, "Revelations of Divine Love" is a truly inspiring text of Christian Mysticism.

As Ecclesiastes says, "There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens." In the same way, "When I Am Older, I Will Pray More" shares prayers for seniors suitable for every life situation. These prayers can be used exactly as they are written, praying directly to God, or as examples of how to regularly talk with the Lord about subjects ranging from everyday troubles to sick friends to preparation for upcoming life changes. Within each prayer also lies a positive message of inspiration that will provide comfort and peace, no matter what circumstances you face. If you prefer to create your own prayers, "When I Am Older, I Will Pray More" provides a five-point prayer form that you can memorize to help you when saying prayers aloud. You will also learn the "praying fingers" method-a simple technique to help remember who you are praying for. By using each finger on your hand, you can use this practice to ensure that you pray for everyone in your life, from the people closest to you to teachers, pastors, and even government leaders. Intended for all in or just entering their senior years, "When I Am Older, I Will Pray More" provides a nondenominational, easy-to-use guide to finding comfort through prayer.

This collection of 68 profound, powerful prayers and passionate words of Faith and Peace was written by a woman with a dark childhood and, as an adult, was afflicted with an illness that affected her balance. Nearly physically helpless and spiritually hopeless, Mary Ann Popovich researched every possible resource about God. This book is a result of the Faith and Love she gained from the devastating experience. Her heart, mind and Soul are evident in each of the writings. From the author: "As you read the prayers, I hope that you feel the connection to God. My best thought is to tell you to Love God first. Love God. As my life unfolded, I thought God was angry, very angry. This angry God was always in my thoughts. No matter what the challenge or situation, try to Love God. As my balance was devastated, amazingly, I was elevated spiritually. Through this destruction of my normal routine, I learned to Love God. I Love God - without a doubt."

William Law was one of the great mystics, clerics, and educators of the Church of England. Born in 1686, he was educated at Cambridge, eventually taking a teaching position there in addition to being ordained in the Church of England. He lost his position at Cambridge for being a Non-Juror (the Church of England being a state religion, clerics and others are required to swear oaths of allegiance to the monarch, and this Law could not do with regard to George I). He wrote the first work, A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life', one of his best-known works, while in retirement as tutor in the Gibbon household (he was tutor to the father of the historian noted for the work on the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire) in the 1720s.. He wrote the second, much shorter work, The Spirit of Love, ' in 1750s. The first is a major work of spiritual practice, rightly deserving the description as a classic' or masterpiece'. For a course we teach at my seminary, this book is on the list of spiritual classics one may choose to use for inspiration and spiritual reflection, and for good reason. Influenced by Law's readings from other mystics such as Thomas a Kempis, Johann Tauler and others, this book is full of mystic insight and practical wisdom. It was popular from the start, and remains an enduring classic of post-Reformation spirituality.

Christ manifests Himself-when He makes a clearer revelation unto His disciples of the excellency of His person Christ manifests Himself when He makes a deep impression and gives a sweet sense to His disciples of His presence. Christ manifests Himself when He makes revelation of His love unto those who love Him. Thus Christ sometimes looks and speaks kindly unto His people; and this sweet language is not spoken to the bodily ear-but inwardly by His Spirit to their souls when He says to the soul, "I am your salvation and your Savior In Christ's Manifestation Of Himself Unto Those Who Love Him Thomas Vincent directs us through ways in which Christ manifests himself to us and the ways we can better recognize his presence.

This Edition Includes: God's Side & Man's Side - The Scripturalness of This Life - The Life Defined - How to Enter In - Difficulties Concerning Consecration - Difficulties Concerning Faith - Difficulties Concerning the Will - Is God In Everything? - Growth - Service - Difficulties Concerning Guidance - Concerning Temptation - Failures - Doubts - Practical Results in the Daily Walk & Conversation - The Joy of Obedience - Oneness with Christ - "Although" & "Yet," A Lesson in the Interior Life - Kings & Their Kingdoms; Or, How to Reign in the Interior Life - The Chariots of God - Concerning the Life of Divine Union in Its Practical Aspects - "God with Us"; Or, The One Hundred & Thirty-Ninth Psalm