Tragedy and brokenness often take a person to the bottom of life to where they may then choose to look up to God for assistance and may thus be able to see the results of God moving in a particular situation. This book takes the reader from having a life-changing experience when meeting Jesus, through a tragic helicopter crash, to seeing ministering angels, to taking a trip to heaven, to a particular whirlwind and to a heavenly light lighting a dark path. Several key scriptures taken from the book of Matthew are presented as "keys to the Kingdom of Heaven," using the Geneva Bible, which until recently, had been lost from the Christian world for nearly four hundred years. The Geneva Bible, which was the Bible used by our first pilgrims in the United States had a more personal and narrower approach to the Kingdom of Heaven. Ronald McClure is a notable observer and admirer of God's handy-work in nature, of which he has written books and recorded songs about. He is the proud daddy of five grown children, of whom he always felt that God "first" called him to be a good father. Mr. McClure is a 1980 graduate of East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. While being an avid student of the Bible, Ronald has worked in agriculture, drove trucks, drilled for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, owned and operated a TV repair shop and has spent more than a decade as a security officer within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. He has written five books and has recorded three music CDs.

Ronald McClure has written books about practical Christian living, among then being; "Angels Walking Among Us," "My Walking Stick and I," "Our Front Yard" and "Horse Tails, Dog Tails and Ronny's Tales." Mr. McClure is a 1979 graduate of East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. He and his wife of 29 years, Carole, have raised five children. Upon reading the hand written journals of Reverend John Thompson Price, Mr. McClure saw a great value in his writings and felt that they would be appreciated by many. This is the story of the life of Reverend John Thompson Price taken from his own, handwritten journals. He grew up in east Tennessee with many hardships just after the Civil War, living with his family on several different farms in the Cumberland Mountains and in the Sequatchie Valley in Wilson County, Tennessee. Red Bank, Cookeville, McMinnville, Cleveland, Chattanooga, Dayton, Sweetwater, Ocoee, Georgetown and Chestouie are just a few of the communities that he traveled to with a horse and buggy in the late 1800's and early 1900's. He later preached in Rockwall, Texas, Golden City, Missouri, and Centerview, Missouri, in the 1920's, 30's and 40's. Read of his romance and marriage to Miss Nettie Hickman from Dayton, Tennessee, and of their first church in Bel Buckle. This book includes lists of marriages performed by Reverend Price and genealogies of his family.

This book is a time capsule for the year 2012. This book contains 1,111 grayscale pictures to capture and remember the year.

"What is a WOW?" you may ask. Some may call an awesome event that happens in their life, "divine intervention," while others may simply say, "I had good luck - the timing was just right for me." My belief is that God, our heavenly Father, intervenes in our lives and in our circumstances. King David says in the Psalms, "I called on the Lord in my time of need and He heard and answered me." Also, in Nahum 1:7 the writer says, "The Lord is good, a strong-hold in the day of trouble, and he knoweth them that trust in Him." I hope you enjoy these WOW experiences.

God sometimes sends what we may call "circumstances" our way so that we might turn to Him. God is personable, and He deals with each of us in an individual and unique way. A near death experience sometimes reveals God's hand at work, but how do we share such an event with someone so that they can see what we have been through? Prayer and fasting brings results, but how can we share what we have seen? When the world around us falls apart and God reveals himself, how can someone else begin to understand what we have been through? We can see God working even in the little things, but how can we share what we have seen with other people? Have you ever seen a situation where you saw God's hand at work, but you had a hard time sharing the experience of what you saw with other people? Read along with the author and share some of his experiences of seeing God's hand at work - when becoming a Christian, during tragedies, after prayer and fasting and in everyday situations.

Finnis McClure's daughter, Wanda, sat with him, day after day, listening to him tell his life story. She recorded his story on audio tapes and then kept them stored away for some thirty years. Then, one day, she shared the recorded tapes with her nephew, Ronald McClure. Upon seeing historical value, Ronald decided to make a book from them. Finnis' story is shared as he told it to his daughter. Many of the illustrations and pictures came from a scrapbook that Finnis kept while he was in the Navy. This first printing has family pictures in the back.

Welcome to a history lesson on U.S. politics. This book is a record of the world condition at the end of the year 2012. It consists of grayscale political campaign ads and quotes from presidents and from famous people down through the history of the United States of America. Both liberal and conservative views are presented. The truth may often not be a major factor.

Athens, Texas history from a walk...Share the author's experience as he walks down every street in Athens, Texas, meeting hometown folks along the way. Ronald spent hours upon hours in the reference rooms of county libraries researching written accounts on the beginnings of Athens and Henderson County, and his findings have been intertwined into his story in such a way that the history of Athens and Henderson County unfolds as he walks down street after street. The author includes along with his walk; interesting local folklore, the making of the first dirt roads in Athens, the making of the railroads in Henderson County, the last known Indian battle in Henderson County, a history of the first churches in Athens, local people of interest, a story of five tunnels under the city of Athens, Koon Kreek Klub, a 1920 bank robbery at Athens National Bank, a story about the 1929 and 1930 Athens Hornet National Championship Basketball Team and some more recent events; such as the Nativity Scene on the Athens square and a story of the war on Christmas. A present-day walk and a walk in times past are put together in a literary sense so that the reader will find the material informative and enjoyable.

Share the author's experience as he walks down the streets of Athens, Texas. This book begins with his sixteenth day of walking. Ronald spent hours upon hours in the reference rooms of county libraries researching written accounts on the beginnings of Athens and Henderson County, and his findings have been intertwined into his story in such a way that the history of Athens and Henderson County unfolds as he walks down street after street. Mr. McClure includes many historical facts along with his walk; including folklore that has been around Athens for a very long time, Koon Kreek Klub, a 1920 bank robbery at Athens National Bank, a story about the 1929 and 1930 Athens Hornet National Championship Basketball Team, the making of the first dirt roads and the first railroads and more recent events. Share Ronald's experience as he walks down every street in Athens meeting interesting local people along the way. There is a present-day walk, a walk in times past and a spiritual journey all put together in a literary sense so that the reader will find the material informative and enjoyable. I dedicate this book to Floy Miller Little, whose personal input made it possible for me to see more clearly into the days of long ago, and by whose suggestions this book was written in a more informative way.

This is a selected collection of over four hundred pictures and illustrations showing the Texas proud way of life. You will agree that there is no other place quite like Texas. Souvenir from Texas.

This is a story of a man claiming a town for Christ...walking down every street..."prayer walking," as some call it. After a long hot summer day, Ronald was sitting is his front porch swing thinking about how he was going to spend his summer...wanting to do something a little different from the norm.The barricades had been taken down out on the new loop, so that traffic could drive around the little east Texas town of Athens, for the first time in history, that day. Ronald decided to take a walk. He walked around the loop. After that, he kept right on walking and didn't stop until twenty-six days later, after he had walked down every street in town. The history of Athens and Henderson County is intertwined into this story and unfolds as Ronald walks down street after street.

The history of the Larue community is included in this book. Many of the old businesses are mentioned, along with a story about a bank robbery and a story about the old jail house. Ronald and Carole leave the busy city and raise their five children in the country, in the hills between the communities of Larue, New York and Poynor, Texas. Mr. McClure shares many adventures of his children as they grow up playing on dirt roads, climbing trees, working on their place and on ranches of neighbors. They encounter wild coyotes that attack their dogs and have interesting adventures. Ronald shares adventures when he travels down into central Old Mexico and when he stays with the locals in the mountains in the Caribbean island of Jamaica. He sinks a sailboat. He has a motorcycle wreck on an Interstate Highway, late one night, and hitches a ride with a strange man who turned out to be a well known serial killer. Inspirational stories of tradition are shared, along with a unique blend of good wholesome living, with poems cleverly placed throughout, acquainting the reader with the Texas way of life, both of nowadays and of long ago. This unique biography of Ronald McClure's family of seven is written in Mr. McClure's words, revealing his spirit, his love for the simple things in nature and his adventurous perspective of life. His childlike spirit is reflected throughout his writings. Adults will enjoy reading this book and younger readers, as well.

This is truly a unique collection of over five hundred selected pictures taken in Athens, Texas and in the surrounding Henderson County area, many of them taken over a full century ago, showing the east Texas way of life. "A Pictorial History of Athens and Henderson County" by the Athens Daily Review, "Family Histories of Henderson County" by The Henderson County Historical Commission, the 1970 & 1973 Athens High School Athenian photo album, pictures from my daughter, Rachel McClure Burk's photo album and photographs taken by many facebook friends made this book possible. Newer photographs were added in the back of this book to give the reader a more complete representation of the Texas way of life, not only in the past, but today, as well.

Ronald McClure has written books about practical Christian living, among then being; "Angels Walking Among Us," "My Walking Stick and I," "Our Front Yard" and "Horse Tails, Dog Tails and Ronny's Tales." Mr. McClure is a 1979 graduate of East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. He and his wife of 29 years, Carole, have raised five children. Upon reading the hand written journals of Reverend John Thompson Price, Mr. McClure saw a great value in his writings and felt that they would be appreciated by many. This is the story of the life of Reverend John Thompson Price taken from his own, handwritten journals. He grew up in east Tennessee with many hardships just after the Civil War, living with his family on several different farms in the Cumberland Mountains and in the Sequatchie Valley in Wilson County, Tennessee. Red Bank, Cookeville, McMinnville, Cleveland, Chattanooga, Dayton, Sweetwater, Ocoee, Georgetown and Chestouie are just a few of the communities that he traveled to with a horse and buggy in the late 1800's and early 1900's. He later preached in Rockwall, Texas, Golden City, Missouri, and Centerview, Missouri, in the 1920's, 30's and 40's. Read of his romance and marriage to Miss Nettie Hickman from Dayton, Tennessee, and of their first church in Bel Buckle. This book includes lists of marriages performed by Reverend Price and genealogies of his family.

Tragedy and brokenness often take a person to the bottom of life to where they may then choose to look up to God for assistance and may thus be able to see the results of God moving in a particular situation. This book takes the reader from having a life-changing experience when meeting Jesus, through a tragic helicopter crash, to seeing ministering angels, to taking a trip to heaven, to a particular whirlwind and to a heavenly light lighting a dark path. Several key scriptures taken from the book of Matthew are presented as "keys to the Kingdom of Heaven," using the Geneva Bible, which until recently, had been lost from the Christian world for nearly four hundred years. The Geneva Bible, which was the Bible used by our first pilgrims in the United States had a more personal and narrower approach to the Kingdom of Heaven. Ronald McClure is a notable observer and admirer of God's handy-work in nature, of which he has written books and recorded songs about. He is the proud daddy of five grown children, of whom he always felt that God "first" called him to be a good father. Mr. McClure is a 1980 graduate of East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. While being an avid student of the Bible, Ronald has worked in agriculture, drove trucks, drilled for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, owned and operated a TV repair shop and has spent more than a decade as a security officer within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. He has written five books and has recorded three music CDs.