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Could it be that Christianity is The Mystery Religion of Babylon that “deceives all mankind” as prophesied? Have we all been led astray by a Greek conquest of the Hebrew faith? Did the victor in the Roman/Jewish Wars literally rewrite history? Did Constantine start a new religion and impose a lie upon humanity at the threat of death? Has humanity been conditioned for 1,500 years not to question “Babylonian rituals and doctrines” by the Catholic Church? Where the “church fathers” pagan? What is the Spirit of the False Messiah and the Spirit of Error? Who is the False Messiah? If you have ever thought to yourself “something is just not right with the Church today” then you will find ...

The author of this book is in no way a professional writer. He wrote his thoughts each day as part of his own healing process. Friends and relatives read his musings and encouraged him to publish them to help others. Join the author on his personal journey through cancer. It is a day by day journal of everything associated with fighting cancer, from radiation, to chemo, to doctor visits, and much more. It is a emotional, spiritual, and sometimes humorous tutorial on how to navigate the highs and lows associated with this devastating disease. It is written from the perspective of a Christian man who spent better than 40 years away from God and the church. The authors hope is that this boo ...

This is a Planner, gratitude, journaling and mindfulness book. This wonderful book includes, daily journaling, planning and mindfulness. This has a great scratch resistant cover, sized perfect to fit in any 8 x 5 planner.

The Word of the Day is a collection of daily devotions inspired by God. These daily words are meant to be encouraging and engaging for the reader to have an encounter with Jesus. These ordinary words have extraordinary impact when authentically filtered through scripture. Holy living does not have to be complex! The Word of the Day inspires its readers to not just act differently but to be different through self-reflection, scriptural contemplation and a conversation with God.