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In the mid-twentieth century, on the dust-worn streets of Ardmore, Oklahoma, lived a vibrant and spirited girl named Mary Ellen. She radiated boundless joy until life took unexpected turns. Her father marched off to World War II on the thunderous trains she adored. Then, at only five or six years old, her hearing began its cruel and relentless fade. The beloved roar and lonely whistles of those trains slowly vanished into a heartbreaking silence. Before reaching adolescence, she learned to rely on lip reading to compensate for the sounds that were being taken from her.

This memoir is an evocative journey through the heart of Kentucky, tracing a life built on the foundations of bluegrass and limestone. From the moment of her unique birth the author explores a heritage woven from two distinct worlds: the land-loving, resilient farmers of southern Kentucky and the fierce, mountain-praying stock of the east. Lifelong Learner is more than just a personal history; it is an exploration of the architecture of a life.

It is 2034. Ten years have passed since the election of an authoritarian government split the United States in two, then tricked Alberta away from Canada. What remains is a region stripped of hope, watched by informants, and ruled by fear. Most people have learned to keep their heads down. Jeanne d’Arc and Nimoy Sanchez Champlain have not. At sixteen, the twins are gifted violinists with a secret far more dangerous than their music. They are telepaths.

Raven Weber hates football. As if her fiancé breaking off their engagement to follow his NFL dream wasn't bad enough, her football-obsessed family only made things worse. Twelve years later, she pours everything into her job as a physical therapist assistant. Helping others never prepared Raven for the day her ex would hobble back into her life. How can she remain professional when spending time with him only reminds her of what they've lost?

Wolves Unseen uncovers false prophets, wolves in sheep's clothing, covert cults, the prosperity gospel, the tithe, the role of women, and a system that has pulled the wool over the eyes of Christians for centuries. Tekoa Manning exposes the fastest-growing religions in America–Satanism and Wicca–also known as "The Craft," as well as the Christian witch movement and why it is progressing among the younger generation and gaining more and more followers.

Traveling through a dry, empty desert with rolling tumbleweeds can leave us with cracked lips and a parched spirit. We travel to the well in the heat of the day, hunting for water, but after a short time, we realize we are still dehydrated. We need the Messiah and His Living Water to flow out of our innermost beings.

It's 1948 and the freedom granted women by the Second World War is gone. Edith Sloan, earning her doctorate, is told by her law student husband to cancel her academic plans. His bright future requires a certain kind of wife, one in the kitchen making dinner for important guests. Frustrated and defiant, Edith leaves him but returns when his begging letters become too much. Trapped by marriage and her husband's ambition, Edith struggles to find her footing and the means to her own survival.

This is the true story of a pregnant teenager who assumed command of an American merchant sailing ship in 1856. She faced off a mutiny, braved gale-force winds and icebergs, and then navigated the ship to port. Her name was Mary Patten.

It is crucial to know who we are. The world loves to label us–by our gender, by our ethnicity, by our job–but as Christians, our identity is not in those labels. We are "in Christ". We are united to him by faith. This devotional digs into what that means, how it impacts our lives, and why it matters most who God says we are.

Spirits Unveiled is an in-depth study of angelic beings, ghosts, and demonic entities and the deliverance from such spirits. The book engages angelology and demonology to examine the mysterious realm of the spirit world.

Satan Unmasked examines passages of scriptures concerning Satan and the origins of how he evolved into doctrines and belief systems, taking on many different forms as the embodiment of evil.

Every year, roughly one out of 700 babies are born with an extra chromosome. Families are told they'll always be responsible for caring for their Down syndrome child and adult. When Steve was born, there was no hope per society—being talked about as though his disability made him useless and without a possible future.

Tekoa Manning brings her listeners right inside the cave with David as he hides from Saul, feigns himself mad, and pants for water like a deer trying to cover his scent. During this traumatic journey, David pens some of the most poignant passages in our Bibles due to this crushing from the sea serpent.

Bonnie Tabor grew up in a wealthy family. For her, that meant emotional neglect and a healthy dose of pretense. Walking away from her inheritance was the best decision she ever made because she discovered her dream job working as a nanny. Too bad she had to fall in love with her handsome employer, a single dad who may be rich but is kind, caring, and loves his young son unconditionally. Should she quit before things get too complicated?

As you listen to this book, you will be equipped to pray strategically, prepare spiritually, and stand ready for both challenge and revival in these urgent times. In Brace for Impact, Amanda Grace issues a prophetic wake-up call for the church. With rare alignment in both biblical and global calendars—2028 marks a Shemitah year, a Gregorian leap year, a U.S. presidential election, and a blood moon falling on New Year's Eve.

For Peyton Kennedy, life was finally falling into place until her sister is murdered and Peyton is forced to flee with her baby niece. Unsure who she can trust, she goes to Destiny, Texas where her ex-husband lives. Regardless of how things ended between them, she knows he's the one person who might be able to protect them and help her find some answers.

For single mom Erica Keyes, a normal day swiftly changes to one of terror when someone intentionally runs her off the road, endangering her and her son’s life. Already unsettled by the encounter, strange things begin happening at the B&B she owns, leaving her watchful and on edge. Unable to find a connection between the events, Erica is grateful for a handsome guest who insists on helping. In the right place at the right time.

A joint assignment. For Police Officer Jenny Durant, protecting a witness who is testifying in a high-profile case should be straight-forward. Or it would be if she weren't assigned to work the case with FBI Agent Blake Patterson. The guy has a gift for pushing her buttons and can be as frustrating as he is handsome.

The Confident Lady Guidebook is a comprehensive guide to authentic self-discovery and the development of unwavering confidence as a child of the Living God. In this insightful book, Gloria uses everyday relatable scenarios to engage the listener in practical activities to reinforce their identity and potential in Christ.

Cheryl thought she knew her husband. Nine years after marrying her college sweetheart, the middle-class woman wondered if his odd episodes of paranoia were more than just work stress. But when his condition worsened significantly after being laid off, she made a surprising discovery that revealed the depth of his mental deterioration. Stunned when he vanished without a word, Cheryl was left with a pile of guilt and empty bank accounts and being forced to live in her car.