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A study guide to consider the various aspects of faith and how that can expand and fulfill the Christian experience.

Kululu Atsiaya was born in Nairobi Kenya, in East Africa. In this autobiography, Kululu takes the reader through his life against all odds; spending his entire childhood and teenage in a harsh slum on the outskirts of Nairobi, his fight with himself and his environment in an effort to defeat the ever beckoning hand into the world of theft and other crime that was the path of choice for the ‘successful’ men and women of his neighbourhood. It is also an account of how an individual judged as deficient in learning capacity rises to graduate from a university; in spite of himself. In a manner that is a mix of anecdotes of an African urban childhood and an honest account of his life, Kululu ...

A message to the De-Churched. Why are so many people disappointed in the church? Was church, as we know it, really God's idea? Learn about the compassion God has for you. How much time is left until Yeshua-Jesus returns? What does the Spirit of The Lord have to say to the Protestant believers? What is about to happen in the USA and the western European countries? What is going to happen in the St. Croix Valley in northwest Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota? Learn that the gifts of The Holy Spirit are still for today. Where did the names Old and New Testament come from? Who are the members of the Abrahamic Blood Covenant? Learn about these things and more via an autobiography with a message ...

It is the new day having paths no fowl has ever flown! Flash 70 is an insight of seeing glories that belonged to us before the foundations of this earth. These flashes are a rise into the past, present and future.

Here is a novel about a small group of Christian believers who trust the Lord for all their needs and endure through the terrible times of the tribulation. In spite of their trials and difficulties, they find God's provisions sufficient until they are taken home to be with the Lord forever,

John Foxe's detailed history of the persecution of the born again believers/AnaBaptists by mostly the Roman Catholic regime.

The ultimate goal of this book is to help you in the area of daily devotions. The need to daily devote oneself to God in the study of His Word, meditation, and prayer is essential in the life of every believer. The daily use of a devotional can assist in this endeavor. It can become a permanent part in the daily routine of the believer as well. This devotional contains daily devotions that will enable you, the reader, to develop and maintain a spiritual devotional time. The design of it is such that you will be assisted in the practice of daily devoting yourself to God, His Word, and prayer. Time spent with God is time well spent.

Kiss the sick with a Generative Touch (GenTou) O' Lord; and heal everyone. Let the world marvel at Your grace and keep Loving You over and over again. O' Lord...the poor, the hungry, the jobless, the sick, the tortured, the lonely and depressed -- have mercy on them; heal their minds, heal their bodies, and lead them to the pure waters of Love where they can be baptized in Your Salvation.

The companion Study Guide is meant to be used in conjunction with Tom Bradford’s Journey Through the Torah Class series textbook. Dual study tracks are included: one for group study situations and another for individual study. This Study Guide contains a lesson plan, Journaling topics, group Icebreakers, exams, and answers to the exam questions. The curriculum has been designed for flexibility depending on current level of Bible knowledge, individual or group study goals, desired pace, and whether this is leader led or private study.

This teaching helps the readers to understand that some things we go through in life is not necessarily about ‘us’, but rather about a ‘spiritual contract’ that has been put on our life (as in the case of Job 1:8; 2:3). It is essential that we remain hedged by God in order to finish & pass ‘the’ test – our integrity must be maintained throughout the process. At times when we experience ‘outer shame’ from others, like Job we must learn to ‘scrape it off’. Throughout this teaching we learn: the importance of choosing our words wisely; to consider our role in the conflict; and, to appreciate that as we counsel & pray/believe for others in their time of trouble – so art we to exercise ...