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This book is about how a hardworking, obedient woman of God changed the course of her life through submission to the Spirit and, as a result, impacted her family and friends and continues to make a difference for the kingdom of God. Get to know her story as told by her son. She is a mama, a...

Every day, your choices are shaping the man you will become.In The Man You Become, Buddy Jericho shares the lessons he learned growing up in Philadelphias Kensington neighborhood, serving in military and intelligence roles, building companies, and becoming a father. Through candid stories of...

The poems in this book range from short and silly to longer and deeper. Some have Christian themes, some are odes to people to whom the poet is close, others are simply shallow and fun (but they rhyme!). Parts of Mother Nature are reveled in; parts of the inner self are explored. There is...

Do you go to church? You should. Most Christians go to church. Do you help your friends and neighbors? You should. Most Christians help their friends and neighbors. But do you serve Jesus? Or will Jesus say that you prayed in His name, that you went to church in His name, and that you helped...

Jason went to space for the adventure of it. To help humanity spread to the stars. To see things few humans ever had. He was among the first sent to a new planet in a new solar system. When he arrived to find the seven explorers who had preceded him, he was amazed at the changes in them. He’d...

As it is written, "God created the heavens and the earth." So have we ever thought what it was like before Him? What did He see when He first became aware? What was there to see or touch? What was there to feel? All I can imagine is that it made Him sad, and He cried. The Will of Man attempts to touch on these questions and the "what if" idea that an actual tear of God ended up on Earth as the planet was being formed. Although this story begins hundreds of millions of years later, it centers around a fossilized, ancient stone tablet that predates mankind.

When Milo first saw Mrs. Parks, he somehow knew his life would never be the same. The beautiful dark-haired widow was beyond enchanting, and her curvy body made his hands shake when she walked into a room. How was he going to keep it together long enough to finish the months-long job at her home? The way she smiled when he looked at her made it clear she knew what he was thinking.

I am Thap tu gia--the Cross. Con Thien Village, Vietnam, 1964. My heart rate is slowing. My breathing is shallow but even. My finger is gentle on the cool metal trigger. There is a trickle of sweat above my brow, but my senses intensify to my surroundings. My body fills with a familiar sensation, like the arrival of a lost companion to comfort me. Now I feel complete. As with each of my kills, I will leave a small wooden cross with a single strip of leather fastening the two sections.

Admiral Dennis Blair, USN: "The Vietnam War literature and cinema are dominated by the angry and the anguished. Bud Cole's book speaks for those who did their duty with dedication and courage, but without illusion. It also should remind leaders who send to war their young men, and now their young women, of its human cost, even for those who are willing to pay it."General John Allen, USMC: "About the time you think there's no space remaining for another work on the VietNam war, along comes Goin' to Nam a rich and thoroughly engaging historical novel by Captain Bernard "Bud" Cole.

All things come to an end. The sun, moon, stars, and then you see the hands of a friend reaching out to you. It's time to begin again. There are those times you spend seeking your meaning then you hear the voice of a friend calling out to you. Come and know joy again.

Through the voices of the men who experienced it, Boys, Just Boys relates the story of the 423rd regiment of the 106th Infantry Division during and after the Battle of the Bulge. In mid-December 1944, after rigorous training but no combat experience, the men of the 423rd, along with the rest of...

This is the story of a Vietnam veteran haunted by PTSD who finds an unexpected chance at healing when his family sponsors a young Vietnamese refugee. Their love story unfolds against the backdrop of rural Kansas and suburban California, but the enduring scars of war-and an Agent Orange related illness-threaten to tear them apart. A poignant exploration of love, loss, and sacrifice, it reveals that some bonds are strong enough to withstand even the most profound silence and the most significant distance.

Autism is a spectrum disorder with unique and varied experiences for each individual affected. Conversion to Jesus Christ and membership in His church are similarly diverse journeys. This book navigates this nuance by sharing the stories of thirty individuals with autism and their families' experiences with Jesus Christ in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Please note that this book contains jokes from many sources. In general, jokes have no authors. They are "hand-me-downs" from one generation to another and/or one person to another. The jokes are my collection over a period of 30 years taken from many sources: books, emails, word-of-mouth, my memory, joke websites, friends, etc. I have attempted to avoid distasteful and lurid jokes, but some contained in this book may be a bit risqué. And finally, there is no category ordering of the jokes, such as animal, barroom, St. Peter at the Pearly Gates, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.

This addition to the Messages series is a continuation of the original theme found in the first book. In the Fourth Book of Messages from God's Humble Servant, we are again challenged to examine ourselves. When faced with a fork in the road, the Fourth Book is meant to help us choose the path that God has planned for our lives. One example is the message "The Pathway Home."

Fu Xi is the most important figure in Chinese culture, who lived six thousand years ago and invented the mysterious wordless book Fu Xi Code. Fu Xi Code actually passed two fundamental concepts, yin and yang, from nature God to human beings.

On planet Mythos, a utopia is endangered when the Mothergod mysteriously dies right after childbirth. One son was planned, but five were born. With the death of their wise leader, a perfect chance arises for a criminal organization to take form. This shakes the utopia to its foundation and breaks the peace they've known for billions of years. Dimago was chosen as heir to Mythos, placing Vikor, the firstborn, on a path of revenge. The five brothers live their lives cluelessly running into each other as their fates are forever intertwined. 

Everyone has the right to question the world around us. How is faith formed without first asking questions? Why did a member of the Iraqi parliament say, "The Americans and the British came to teach you manners and respect, O sons of Muhammad?" How my journey began. Questioning everyone and myself. Learning explaining the contradictions and consequences of many known and unknown events.

My creation is about people's emotions during a relationship and possible outcomes. Despite our various backgrounds, we have an intriguing commonality--romantic relationships. Sharing smiles and cries with a partner on an intimate level is a familiar societal structure. This bond can be initiated with a stare, a laugh, or a simple conversation. Then it can evolve in the workplace, gym, nightclub, worshipping center, etc. Nobody truly wants to be alone.

For over five years, an individual has been writing checks that do not have sufficient funds in the accounts. He is able to obtain state driver's licenses that he uses to open checking accounts with just enough money to keep the accounts open. He does not really steal other people's identification, he just makes up the names that he uses. For over five years, he has cost communities in Southern California thousands of dollars and has caused police departments to run in circles trying to catch him.