Walking Life

The Gospels, and especially the Gospel of Mark, provide illustrations for Christian believers who face the everyday issues of life: conflict, doubt, hostility, urgent needs, and betrayal among many others. The devotional meditations in this book are drawn from the author’s life experience as a husband, father, student, professor, and church leader.

In the journey of life, we often find ourselves held back by our own limiting beliefs. These beliefs, rooted in fear, self-doubt, and negative self-talk, can hinder our progress and prevent us from living fully in the truth and freedom that God has called us to. As Christian believers and Christian life coaches, it is vital that we understand the power of these limiting beliefs and how they can impact our lives and the lives of those we serve.

Gulf War veteran and out of work longshoreman Tommy Riolo wanted nothing more than to have a stable family life and a job where he didn’t have to worry about money ever again. Trying to pursue his dream, he and his two best friends take a loan from a mobster and open a pizzeria on the dilapidated Asbury Park Boardwalk. Meanwhile, the American Mafia is dying, and for years the boss of a small New Jersey crime Family has sought to turn his criminal enterprise into a legitimate business along with one of his steadfast capos. In Tommy, he finds the perfect man to help him do it. Even after ...

With a heart-stirring message and compelling stories, founder of Jesus Culture and pastor Banning Liebscher will equip you with practical guidance to be and do all that God has called you to. The Three-Mile Walk Bible study draws from the biblical story of Jonathan who, after a treacherous three-mile hike, boldly stepped into battle and watched God work a stunning victory in the midst of impossible odds. Likewise, Liebscher presents the three key attributes you need to fully engage your mission - courage, holiness, and faith.

A gentle story that captures the humor and quiet magic of the relationship between a young girl and her grandfather. Told in Roy’s distinctive style, this series of anecdotes, life lessons, and inventive half-truths is rich in authenticity and charm as Bamps explains the world to Bronwen during their walks together through the countryside.

Zintkala Waste, a full-blood Lakota, was born in 1943 in a remote community on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Near his first birthday, he developed pneumonia. His mother, knowing he was near death, prayed to God, “Wakan Tanka, if you give me back my son, I will give him to you”. Therefore, Zintkala spent his growing-up years with elders, wisdom-keepers, and healers, who taught him traditional ways, including how to access and trust spirit guides. When he left the reservation and faced devastating hardship, loss, and discrimination, his Lakota values sustained him.

This heartwarming book chronicles the life and testimony of Joseph Kostelnik, Sr. (father of Dr. Joseph Kostelnik), and includes: Three "End-Time" Revelations A Miraculous Photograph of Jesus Christ

Life throws punches, some harder than others. Just ask the 15 remarkable women who penned their redemptive narratives in God’s Goodness Fruit. They have fearlessly confronted their painful pasts and emerged victorious! This anthology offers a tapestry of hope and inspiration, embracing readers with an accessible and relatable tone from cover to cover. Rooted in the Christian faith, this book resonates with readers of all backgrounds, offering a universal message of hope. These women courageously share their transformative journeys through emotional personal accounts, highlighting the ...

Deception and murder flourish during the season of the Winter MoonIt was a cold morning and she was still alive. Golden Meadow prayed for the mercy of death but knew her punishment would be the severe guilt she would have to live with for the rest of her life. To escape Tahnie, her father, and the reverend, running away was her only option. And Meadow was good at it. Chief Gray Storm’s men joined forces with the warriors from the Blue Clan and followed the last wagon leaving the plantation.

Walking with Elijah is the story of Doobie Shemer's literal and spiritual journey from kibbutznik to shaman. As he recounts the significant events in his life "his childhood in Israel, the loss of his father, the influence of Grandma Tova, his introduction to shamanism" Doobie takes us with him on his journeys to the spirit world to share his vivid mystical experiences and the answers he finds to life's key questions.

Imagine losing your high-paying job as an executive after almost thirty years at a multibillion-dollar company. How would you react? When it happened to author James Brian Kerr, the answer was simple: Walk more than twenty miles home. In The Long Walk Home: How I Lost My Job as a Corporate Remora Fish and Rediscovered My Life’s Purpose, Kerr invites us to join him on his strange journey from impending unemployment to self-discovery, and reminds us that the only true journey is the journey within.

Our Walk in Christ is an inspiring book on exploring practical keys about the journey of life. The author delves into exciting aspects of the Christian walk with thought-provoking chapters such as "Walk--How?" and "Where is the Path?" She leads the reader into discovering many practical keys to walking successfully and powerfully by the Spirit as sons of light: walking in love, faith, good works, unity and newness of life. The book shares insights into how to overcome worry and develop a lifestyle of prayer, giving praise to God in everything. The reader will gain a rich understanding of ...

Words can be a way to unlock our feelings. Poetry allows us to be in touch with our emotions and helps us unlock and explore our vulnerability. You'll Never Walk Alone is a collection of the kind of inspirational texts—mainly poems—that can accompany us, whatever we are feeling, from sorrow to delight. The texts are not just about words which can console us or comfort us—though they often do this too. Rather these are poems that allow us to enjoy a full range of emotions.

You Can Life the Good Life! The good life—everyone wants to live it. The good life means having the ability to do what we want, when we want, how we want, and the ability to bless others. Living the good life also implies healthy, happy families, wonderful vacations, great jobs, and fulfilling careers, successful ministries and businesses, owning nice cars and houses, and having access to the best technology. The Good Life focuses on the principles, underlying attitudes, and lifestyle changes necessary to truly live the good life God designed for each of us. It is about learning how to ...

The premise is simple; the execution is passionate: 13 short stories of fiction from eight emerging women writers. This anthology is a wonderful example of women lifting up other women, of writers supporting writers, of a community coming together to fulfill ambitions and dreams.

Inspired by a true story, Walkout shows democracy in action as Maddie organizes a safe school’s anti-violence walkout. Other kids throughout the States are walking out. But Maddie’s principal has announced that only older grades can participate. At the same time, Maddie’s best friend Stella is too scared to help. Can Stella find her courage and join Maddie in walking out?

This is a memoir of my life growing up totally blind, and a testimonial to my Christian faith.

What does it mean to Live Full Out? In John 10:10, Jesus clearly tells us that the thief (Satan) comes to kill, steal, and destroy but that He has come that we would have life and have it to the full. What does that mean, and how can you do that? This book will not only define what living full out means but also give you clear insight and directions for how to do that in your own life as you walk closely with Jesus. "Don't just settle for life," as Charles Stanley says, or become what Zig Ziglar calls a "wandering generality." There is more, much more to life. There is a life where you can ...

This volume begins with an exploration of the various positions people took when Jesus restored a man who had been living naked and tormented in the tombs on a Gadarean hillside. The cleansed and restored man wanted to join Jesus’ company of followers, but Jesus told him to go home and share the good news of what God had done for him with his own family. In another chapter, as Jesus returned to Capernaum, a woman suffering from a long-standing illness thought that if she touched his garment, she would be healed. The significance of that little word “if” in life cannot be underestimated.

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