The angelic realm exists to partner with believers in accomplishing God’s will on Earth. Angels serve alongside the children of God in the work of the Kingdom.

Thus, it is vital for every believer to recognize and partner with Heaven’s angelic host. Our understanding of their presence and purpose–as well as our ability to dispatch them in service of the Lord–will have a direct impact on our Kingdom effectiveness.

Adam F. Thompson and Adrian Beale, authors of the bestselling TheDivinity Code to Understanding Your Dreams and Visions, provide a one-of-a-kind resource for equipping you to partner with Heaven’s angelic hosts.

You will learn how:

• Decreeing God’s Word sends angels on assignment
• Speaking in tongues ignites action in the angelic realm
• There are supernatural portals of angelic activity
• Angels are couriers of revelation from Heaven to Earth
• Angels have different ranks, roles, and functions, including: revelatory angels, healing angels, deliverance angels, protective angels, angels of prosperity, judgment/destroying angels, angels that bring direction, and more

Kustenflieger: The Operational History of the German Naval Air Service 1935-1944 is a work that covers the history of the German naval air arm between the two World Wars as well as unit histories for the major Kustenfliegergruppen during the Second World War. The impact of the Treaty of Versailles on the buildup of German forces in the inter war period and the influence of Hermann Goring greatly influenced the design, capability and size of the Kustenfliegergruppen. While Germany operated seaplanes throughout the war, the Kriegsmarine s naval air arm was constantly under threat from the Luftwaffe. In 1944, the last Kusenfliegerstaffeln was disbanded in favor of the Luftwaffe s own naval air units. Covering operational histories, the title also looks at the involvement of various Sonderkommandos during the war, but also in the Spanish Civil War. The title also covers the camouflage and marking systems of the Kustenfliegergruppen prior to and during the Second World War. Kustenflieger: The Operational History of the German Naval Air Service 1935-1944 is a must for military historians, modelers and those fascinated in the Second World War on an more obscure but heavily engaged Luftwaffe unit. Also, the book contains many unpublished photographs and memoirs making it highly collectable."

Fiction. Somewhere between prose poem and sacred incantation lies BICYCLE. In spare, comically surreal and beautiful prose, Paul Fattaruso does for bicycles what Richard Brautigan did for trout--he elevates them to the status of an idol. This is an intimate, inventive, and vibrant book. Paul Fattaruso is the author of Travel in the Mouth of the Wolf. His work has appeared in VOLT, JUBILAT, FENCE, Black Warrior Review, Another Chicago Magazine, The Tiny, and others. He rides a silver bicycle.