Grief

Acolyte of Ares is a book about love and war, taken from the perspective of a Roman farmer.. Follow Gaius in his journey to save Rome, and seek vengeance against one of his beloved Greek gods god. He had everything taken from him, a man broken ever since the first page. Each letter spelling out disaster for this young man. Atop his throne of vengeance, can the power he derives spare him the pain of loosing anymore.

The Acolyte of Hades, a born hero. His story only told through this book. A continuation and explanation of the first, Acolyte of Ares. "What if Gaius really is gone… Would I have what it takes to kill him?" What if, no, how. Read more in this Greek mythology book, and make sure to read the first if you haven't already!

The reader of this book will see Seven keys that will help them discover how to break out of their current circumstances and see that the Mission is Possible. It will enable them to break out into the freedom that God has already prepared for them!

By reading this book, you will learn how to believe God for the seemingly impossible situations in your life. You will experience the love of Christ and realize that not only is He well able to perform the impossible in your life, but that He also wants to. My hope is to inspire all who read this book to move from the impossible to the possible in every area of their lives.

Do you know what is best and worst to say to a grieving person? Are you aware of the unspoken impact of grief in society? Losing someone you love hurts. Grieving is not a disease. It is a necessity that follows no clear pattern. Grief isn’t an illness that needs to be treated, fixed, or cured. Instead, it empowers individuals to open themselves up to allow the normal and natural responses to loss … to thrive in their own personal sense of new normalcy. Discover ways to empower yourself today.

In February of 2021 my life changed forever as my wife of 28 years 2 months 6 days 11 hours and 24 minutes passed away from Septic Shock. I wanted to die and this pain of grief to end. Thankfully through prayers of friends and the love of God, Jesus, and Holy-Spirit I was able to make it through the Dark Night of Grief. Morning Grief is still rough but with God's help is manageable. Its not easy, there are rough times but God makes a way. The Pages in this book are my journey through this life changing event. I am praying that it will help the readers navigate their journey and avoid some of the rabbit holes and shiny things that come up along the journey.

Have you lost a child? Have you lost someone to murder? This book is an up close and personal account of the sheer overwhelming intensity of what it is like to lose a child to such a horrific crime. My only son was murdered at 18 years of age. I believe this book not only tells his tragic yet compelling story but it also takes a close look at the grief of any parent with some that have the dreaded complications that come along with murder. I discuss his life, death, and after effects of coping with this huge loss. At the end, I try to bring hope to many going through this trauma. My only motive in the writing of this is to help others to know that they are not alone and offer some encour ...

Funeral Service of Leslie Brent DeWitt