Herding the Wind-a Wall Street novel. It is the story of two people caught in the riptides of young love, memory and loss, jazz and dance, and the arduous impulse of striving for happiness in the heart of a pulsating city.
Each of us is supported by three pillars; the physical, financial, and spiritual pillars. Our body is the chamber or enclosure that entitles us to operate in the physical world. Every day, take some minutes to sing, read, give thanks for all things, do calisthenics, and your pillars will remain strong for a long time.
Hercules is endowed with superlative physique; good for him, but even if his wisdom exceeds King Solomon’s, he would not be a happy camper if he has no skills that people can pay for.
Turning things around, a wealthy but unwise Hercules would get into more trouble than he can pay for.
We need three solid pillars (health, money, and wisdom) so that we can hold our head high like an eagle and shoulders straight like an arrow. In the spiritual world, all things are possible.
It's grocery day at Joey's house, and he's hoping for something yummy! Join Joey on a rhyming, sugar-coated adventure as he discovers the special treats his mother bought at the store. Joey can't wait to dig into each bag and see what goodies await. Oh no! He's sticky and icky and covered in goo...all the jelly beans are gone! Who's eaten them? Guess who?
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In Bound by Beauty, Ruby Blackburn draws together the artistry of the living world with the tender strength gathered from recognizing the treasure in our need for understanding. The architecture of language allows us to sympathize as if it were our own heart's thought. Telling intricate poetic tales, she creates a perspective for the reader that allows us to share in the mystery of the mind's dynamics while illustrating the delicate balance between beauty and brokenness.
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Author George E Kellogg recently had a book signing for his book, Emily and The Ghost of Mr. Mentor!
Rusty's book is a must-read for an-yone wanting a clear concrete road map to abolish legalized abortion! It is not just abstract theory but rather a phenomenal practical comprehensive applied hand-book and reference guide for the battle to end abortion. Rusty gives an incredibly detailed history and present backdrop of abortion, clear direct vision, and detailed short- and long-term strategy going forward on how to explicitly, biblically, effec-tively, abolish abortion and why we should do so from God's perspective and not men.This book bleeds from a very faithful man of God of great depth of wisdom and character, distilled from many years of deep trials, tribulations, tears, heartbreak, experience, study, and deep personal sacrifice in the battle to abolish abortion. He addresses how God sees the situation, what He expects of us, the church, and how to engage. He details out the surprising enemies of abolition. He addresses questions, objections, in almost every conceivable way and in relation to all arenas. Rusty does a masterful job of weaving the tapestry, and I know of absolutely no one more qualified to speak on the subject! -John Jacob
Indiana State Representative
The Squoze is a delightful, rhyming story of multi-wrinkled creatures who look squeezed 'til they are "squoze"! Their ugly lower limbs bring taunts and ridicule.Little Squiz Squoze leads their search for innovative ways to use their ugly appendages to find their place in the world. Come join him in this didactic tale as he looks for ways to use their unusual appendages and to become happy and useful members of society.
Tempest: Eye in the Storm imprints the empowering saga of a once-spiritual weakling who graciously survived tempestuous gauntlet of persecution amidst crusading for righteousness, good governance, and fighting graft and corruption within a moribund government financial organization trashed into perdition by schemers and scammers of variant genre.
Servant leadership nurtured by rekindled faith, scriptural inspiration and protection of the armor of the Lord blessed this chronicler and prime player to perseveringly evade playing god to hapless employees caught within raging Catch-22 storms that wreaked havoc on the lives and future of innocent public servants who once thrived and basked on their organization's past glory. The battle smoke may have simmered down, but skeletons in the closet still remained unscathed, and prying questions left hanging unanswered in thin air. In endowed retirement life dedicated to wholeheartedly serving the Almighty God, this beleaguered eyewitness within the galloping storms having gratefully weathered destruction, distraction, and demolition now offers this book as annals for deeper understanding that working in government is a public trust that must be enshrined within the faithful heart as crowning principle in serving the people.
When a chance encounter in the Emergency Room leaves Ely physician Jack Lockwood reeling from the opening of a long-buried wound, he and Liz struggle to cope. Little did they know the sweeping life changes that would come out of their distressed prayers that night. Through the pain of almost forgotten regrets to new joys, their faith leads them on a journey only God could orchestrate. An old foe, unimaginable twists, and deep disappointments challenge both Jack’s and Liz’s faith and their young marriage. Will their love survive strong and intact, or will the pain of the past overcome the promise of the future?
Six-year-old Anya, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dole, and her baby sister, Aliyah, visited Mrs. Porter's farm for potbellied pigs in June of 2019. A miniature potbellied pig named Peasy followed them around throughout the visit. Anya's parents noticed the interest Anya had in the pig Peasy and how loving she was toward the pig.They secretly arranged with Mrs. Porter to buy Peasy as a gift for Anya. As soon as Peasy got to Anya's house, their bond became even tighter. One of their favorite things to do was hanging out on the porch and listening to music together. But Peasy had a funny side to her that no one knew about.One Friday morning, the Dole family left to visit their aunt Tracey, who lived about four hours away. It was that Friday that Peasy's funny side came alive. To name a few things Peasy did that day, she drove Anya's electric toy car, she tried on Mrs. Dole's wigs and her pearl necklace, rolled in the mud, then washed it off in Anya's bathtub. All this time, Peasy thought no one would find out what she did, but she was being watched on the Doles' cell phones.
Tiny, the tiniest of all the ants in his village, has very big dreams to fulfill a mission for God. When God finally comes to Tiny, he is given a very important job. God asks Tiny to help the world understand His love is eternal. Tiny, the unlikeliest character for such a huge task, embraces his calling and sets out to demonstrate for all the concept of eternity. Join Tiny, the tiniest of ants, on his remarkable journey to spread God's message.
When someone loses someone they love, there is a period of grieving. If the death resulted in the loss of a close or significant relationship, the grieving can be really intense and cause us to blame ourselves or others and even God for the untimely death of our loved one. If that someone was your own child, the questions and what-ifs can be excruciating. If suicide was involved, the questions seem to never end, and guilt and shame can be debilitating. In our grief, we can lose sight of who God is. Based on Scripture, this book is an attempt to help those grieving see God and His character. The Trinity has different roles and characteristics they embody. Interweaved in each section are personal stories of loss and how the Trinity showed up during a time of the unimaginable loss of a child.
After the death of my son, I struggled with praying and reading scriptures. I had a hard time focusing for any length of time, and I didn't know where to begin reading. God took me on a journey by giving me a topic a day to explore in regard to His character and death, dying, and the care and comfort He has for us as we journey through this dark valley. No one's journey is exactly alike. No one heals exactly in the same timeframe and way, but God is there with us, individually caring for us to help us find peace where we can continue our own journey till it is our own time to meet Him. We just need to be able to see and recognize Him along the way.
