I Surrender All is based on the true story of battling and beating an addiction to meth and cocaine. It is a five-step program, and what's great about it is that it actually works. Be prepared to laugh, cry, and sit on the edge of your seat as you take this journey of recovery with me. You will truly feel something you have never felt in your entire life. If you are suffering from any type of addiction or know of someone who is, you are now holding the cure from God. I promise that if you will follow these five steps, you will be healed from your addiction. This book is the most unusual approach to recovery ever taken. No amends are necessary, only a desire to get better. So join with me, venture through, and you too will surrender.

I AM NOT THE HEALER I CAN'T HEAL A FLEA'S HEADACHE JESUS IS THE HEALER JESUS GETS THE GLORY JESUS GETS THE PRAISE AND THE HONOR

I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE

REV. LEE HOFFMAN

In My Personal Walk and Talk with Jesus, Lee Hoffman tells of his trip with Jesus how he got there, all about their time spent together, and how he got back.

Jesus said, I never took anyone up to paradise this way and will never again. Read it carefully, and you will know the great difference and very personal way of going to paradise with Jesus and Hoffman.

This was not an accident; the journey happened with a personal tour guide and was planned by the Lord Jesus himself. What a thrill and a wonderful experience Hoffman tells of feeling very fortunate and privileged to be a servant of the Most High. As you read it, believe it is really happening to you.

Read what your wonderful Jesus has already done for others and is more than willing to do for you, since he himself said, I am no respecter of any person. What I have done for others I will do for you.

In 2008, Lora-Neish realized that her life had suddenly gone from bad to worse-she just kept failing, no matter how hard she tried. Finally one afternoon, desperate for an answer, she attempted to remember a time when she was genuinely happy. The answer came almost immediately-from the moment she welcomed Jesus back into her heart, her life began to change dramatically.

In her memoir, "God Said It's Time for Closure," Lora-Neish shares compelling personal anecdotes that detail her experiences during difficult periods in her life and illustrate her often challenging journey through emotional devastation, abuse, and rejection that eventually led to a new beginning inspired by guidance from the Bible. As a survivor of not only a tragic childhood, but also rape, Lora- Neish learned to internalize her pain, comforting herself only with unhealthy relationships, drugs, and alcohol. Through her poignant anecdotes, Lora-Neish demonstrates how she was given a second chance at life through the love of Jesus Christ.

"God Said It's Time for Closure" is an unforgettable story of survival and a testimony to others that no matter what is endured in life, it is still possible to reach for the stars with the help of Jesus Christ.

Mas que un libro es parte de mi vida, la comparto porque es necesario que la mujer sepa que vale mucho, no solamente como ser humano, sino, por ser mujer. La mujer debe de ser amada, respetada, comprendida, admirada, valorada y sobre todo tener un lugar especial, en los hogares y en la sociedad. Si no es asi? nosotras mismas nos debemos dar a valer. Tambien hablo el de saber perdonar, para ser perdonados. El contenido de este libro los guiara a como mantener vivo un matrimonio por anos o por toda la vida..... Hombres y mujeres: Atrevanse a leerlo...

An inspirational look at how God works in the life of an ordinary woman who just wants to serve Him. Often funny or thought-provoking, this blog-to-page book is filled with stories that will make you look at God, and the world around you, in a different way.

Choice is a tricky proposal, and every choice, good or bad, has its consequences. In "A Hadassah Story," author Hadassah Grey shares both the choices she's made in her life and the results of those choices.

Beginning with her birth in Akers, South Carolina, in 1951, Grey narrates her story-her childhood and teen years, her marriage at seventeen, her separation and divorce, another relationship and the birth of a second child, her drug and alcohol use, and the pain of the separation from her children. She tells of trying to get her life on track, knowing she needed the help of God.

In "A Hadassah Story," Grey shows how she, a beautiful young woman from a small country town raised in a loving, yet sheltered environment, survived the harsh and heartless lifestyle of the big city. She shares how God divinely orchestrated her steps to achieve his divine plan for her life. This story of strength and faith confirms the saying that all things work together for the good of those who love God are called according to his purpose.

In post-World War II America and especially during the turbulent 1960s and 1970s, the psychologist Rollo May contributed profoundly to the popular and professional response to a widely felt sense of personal emptiness amid a culture in crisis. May addressed the sources of depression, powerlessness, and conformity but also mapped a path to restore authentic individuality, intimacy, creativity, and community. A psychotherapist by trade, he employed theology, philosophy, literature, and the arts to answer a central enduring question: "How, then, shall we live?" Robert Abzug's definitive biography traces May's epic life from humble origins in the Protestant heartland of the Midwest to his longtime practice in New York City and his participation in the therapeutic culture of California. May's books-Love and Will, Man's Search for Himself, The Courage to Create, and others-as well as his championing of non-medical therapeutic practice and introduction of Existential psychotherapy to America marked important contributions to the profession. Most of all, May's compelling prose reached millions of readers from all walks of life, finding their place, as Noah Adams noted in his NPR eulogy, "on a hippy's bookshelf." And May was one of the founders of the humanistic psychology movement that has shaped the very vocabulary with which many Americans describe their emotional and spiritual lives. Based on full and uncensored access to May's papers and original oral interviews, Psyche and Soul in America reveals his turbulent inner life, his religious crises, and their influence on his contribution to the world of psychotherapy and the culture beyond. It adds new and intimate dimensions to an important aspect of America's romance with therapy, as the site for the exploration of spiritual strivings and moral dilemmas unmet for many by traditional religion.

This is the story of Gary Cohen, a Jewish boy who was persecuted bitterly in school, and how he became a Christian. When his family was shocked at his conversion, Gary joined the army. He suffered through basic training, remained in the army reserves, and eventually became an officer and an army chaplain. After graduating from the USAF Air War College, he rose to the rank of colonel.

This is the story of a young man who gave away his clothes to needy missionaries and ended up with more suits than one can count. It is an account of a young man who rarely traveled outside of his home in Philadelphia and went to college only nine blocks from his house, to one who earned a commercial pilot's license and traveled to teach and preach the gospel from Seoul, Korea and Hong Kong to Australia, Israel, and Egypt, and a hundred more places. This is an inspiring story of how the Lord can lift up someone on the ground and then use him to lift others.

My name is Christine I am 46 years of age. I was a Pastors wife. Something I can say I never desired to be, actually just the opposite. When I was a little girl I would sit and dream about what it would be like to be married and just live a normal life. Husband goes to work then he comes home. You love and take care of your children raise them to love Jesus and you live happily ever after. However, in my case this did not happen. When I met my husband he declared to me that he wanted to be a Pastor. For quite sometime I pondered in my mind if I wanted to be a Pastor's wife. I thought I knew the cost of Ministry. You see since I was ten years of age I traveled with my Mother and Father, brother and sisters as evangelist. As a young girl I keep hearing the call on my life, but resisted; because I just wanted to be normal. As time went on I traveled extensively as an evangelist holding revival services, preaching and singing the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. And now I realize that the call of God on my life is something I can never run from. So I have chosen to embrace it. My passion is to see Revival come to the church. I believe it is the mission of the church to reach out to not only the lost but those who are hopeless. I have asked myself many times how can I reach the lost and the hopeless and then it dawned on me. Revival will not come through a program but through a true passion to be a part of the change that needs to come to the church. It is with this passion that I have written this book.

When Luke Ford, the youngest son of a heretical Seventh Day Adventist theologian, converted to Judaism in 1992, he burned his pornography collection, but his curiosity about the forbidden did not disappear in the flames. In the fall of 1995, Ford began investigating the San Fernando Valley's hardcore industry. On his website www.lukeford.com, he broke stories about HIV-infection, Mafia control, and pay-for-placement porn journalism.

As his name began showing up in the newspapers and his face on television, Ford received an ultimatum from his rabbi--give up investigating porn or give up the synagogue.

"XXX-Communicated: A Rebel Without a Shul" explores the tensions between freedom and friends, faith and reason, reality and religion.

Why was Jesus, who said 'I judge no one', put to death for a political crime? Of course, this is a historical question-but it is not only historical. Jesus's life became a philosophical theme in the first centuries of our era, when 'pagan' and Christian philosophers clashed over the meaning of his sayings and the significance of his death. Modern philosophers, too, such as Immanuel Kant and Friedrich Nietzsche, have tried to retrace the arc of Jesus's life and death. I Judge No One is a philosophical reading of the four memoirs, or 'gospels', that were fashioned by early Christ-believers and collected in the New Testament. It offers original ways of seeing a deeply enigmatic figure who calls himself the Son of Man. David Lloyd Dusenbury suggests that Jesus offered his contemporaries a scandalous double claim. First, that human judgements are pervasive and deceptive; and second, that even divine laws can only be fulfilled in the human experience of love. Though his life led inexorably to a grim political death, what Jesus's sayings revealed-and still reveal-is that our highest desires lie beyond the political.

Thoughts on the BibleSince so much of this work involves what the Bible says, I obviously have some strongconvictions about it, believing it to be the greatest of all books ever written.The Bible is: The revealed word of God;The truth, as revealed in the absolute truth of God in Jesus Christ;Revealed by divine inspiration;Documented and preserved according to God's purpose;Spiritually instructional;Originally historically true and spiritually reliable;Valid for every age throughout all ages;Documentation of the past, present and future of all God's creation;Certification of the complete logic of the universe in regard to the sciences Hecreated, including math, natural science, medical science, and the sciences of ourearth and environment, as well as the science of our entire universe;Finally, and most importantly, the Bible is the revelation of our way to establish aneternal relationship with God through Jesus Christ, who came as God's newcovenant with mankind, so that all who believe by faith can obtain grace for thecomplete and eternal forgiveness of our sins.