Serves as the most accessible introduction to Giegerich's approach to psychology for the first-time reader of his work. Presented in a unique conversational style.

Single Dudes Do we have the book for you Whetheryou realize it or not, in order to succeed in life, we all need some personal rules to abide by. This books suggests some funny rules to helpenhance your life, and to help you meet the ladies, also known as hotties This book can be read inabout an hour We realize you are aSingle Dudeand your time is valuable. So, we don't waste time with a bunch of nonsense. If you are recently Divorced, we will explain that you are really a Single Dude You have been Married for so long that you've forgotten how to be a Single Dude. This book will quickly provide some rules to get you started back on your Single Dude life. In this book, we will explain the importance of celebrating Single Dude's Day You havent' heard of Single Dude's Day? No, it isn't Valentines Day, also known as Single Awareness Day. Dude We will tell you all about Single Dude's Day, andexplain when and howyou shouldcelebrate it. So, Dude Buy our book and learn why you should be psyched to be a Single Dude AUTHOR's SUMMARY: The book is about staying single until at least the age of 25. About developing yourself, before you decide to take on the responsibilities of a family. However, your friends may pressure you to be married. So, we provide 100 funny rules to help you stay Single. But, if you are recently a Divorced Dude, you may have forgotten the Rules for the Single Dude. So, these rules will help you enjoy the Single lifesytle again. The book makes a great gift Written and Compiled by David L. Miller and Eric J. Wharton

This work is a study in the principles given in the book of Revelation. The difficulties the church experienced during the first century, persecution, natural disasters, and social difficulties, are similar to the problems the modern church faces. These principles were given to instruct the servants of Christ in how to deal with and survive these events which come to all believers at one time or another. Clearly understanding who we are in Christ will enable us to be victorious. Sherman Critser graduated from Anderson College in 1976 with a BA in Biblical Studies. He then graduated from Anderson School of Theology in 1979 with a Masters in Missiology and later his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2005. In 1979 Sherman and his wife, Kay, began their missionary assignments in Tanzania. In 2005 Sherman became Regional Coordinator for Africa for Global Missions of the Church of God. The basis for this writing was Sherman's DMin Thesis, originally titled: Equipping the Church in Africa for Difficult times: A Pastoral Training Program from the Book of Revelation and was originally for the church in Africa. David Miller graduated from Anderson College in 1974 and spent three years in local church ministry in South San Francisco, California. Dave earned the Master of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary in 1980. As a missionary to Bolivia, Dave's chief ministries were itinerant evangelism, Bible training, and editor of the Church of God magazine La Trompeta for 14 years. In 2002, Compass Direct hired him as Managing Editor which reports on global persecution of Christians. Dave has authored three books in English, The Lord of Bellavista, The Path and the Peacemakers and Song of the Andes, and one work in Spanish, La Vida en el Espritu; Descubriendo una relacin sana y santa con Dios.

Build a powerful friendship with Jesus through the ancient art of contemplative prayer. Perfect for individual or group use, this guide and workbook helps readers to actually experience events recorded in the Gospel of Mark, so that biblical times, places, and people come to life vividly. As the events unfold before the reader's eyes, God's revelation becomes a present event, and Jesus becomes a companion and friend. In his brief introduction, David Miller explains how the ancient art of contemplative prayer helped strengthen and deepen his relationship with God. After explaining the principles and practice of praying the Scriptures, Miller demonstrates how readers can use the technique for themselves. Then he walks readers, chapter by chapter, through an exciting prayer-reading of Mark's Gospel, pausing on special write-in pages for readers to record their experiences. In a final section, Miller offers journal entries from his own prayer journey through the Gospel, inviting readers to compare with him and with one another the exciting

Serves as the most accessible introduction to Giegerich's approach to psychology for the first-time reader of his work. Presented in a unique conversational style.