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Reflective Poetry for the Spirit
Who said poetry is just for love? Poetry is an art that encompasses all known topics and ideas, conveying forth feelings that capture even the hardest of hearts.
In this beautiful and spiritual book written by Alan Olmsted, he shares a collection of poems that uses imagery to express a spiritual walk with God, bringing forth a spirituality that has remained dormant within the best of us.
This is your ticket to praise the Creator in an incredibly artistic way, bringing you closer to God, and enhancing your interior life, as you read through marvelous works of poetry, sure to captivate any broken soul.
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Rejuvenation 2.0
Rejuvenation 2.0 explains the fundamental basis for how and why our cells get old and die. It begins with vascular inflammatory free radical impingements on capillary- endothelial cell basement membranes that occur as a result of repetitive- maladaptive behaviors and lifestyle choices. The free radical impingements block the back and forth pivot and swing of capillary cell outer membranes and mitochondria. When capillary cell mitochondria don’t swing combustion from energy to nitric oxide, chronic inflammation within end organ interstitial spaces will take the signaling lead to foment disease venues, deterioration of end organ function and set off relentless waves of fatigue and pain. The way back to wellness can be difficult but begins with reducing vascular inflammatory free radial impingements on capillary endothelial cell basement membranes to unlock the capillary cell pivot and swing dance. Its anti-inflammatory pace and stem and ricochet signaling effect to mesenchymal and end organ cells as well as to the interstitial space will follow, as chronic inflammation takes a check mate.
About the Author:
Bio/about the author (max 100 words): Dr. Buckingham is a practicing physician, research scientist, author, patient advocate and consultant of complex chronic medical issues for 40 years. During this span, he has been the last of a medical generation to experience the rarified air of the broadest swath of patient experience; from seeing everyday patients in the office, to consulting on complex cases in the operating and emergency rooms, to managing the sickest of the lot in the intensive care unit. It is from this vast swath of care that repeated patterns of disease and chronic illness emerged and gave impetus to seek out the root cause to these patterns. The fourth book in a series, Rejuvenation 2.0! lays out the case for how chronic inflammation extorts signaling control of the interstitial space by blocking the capillary cell dance, and then utilizing our own immune arsenal to expand disease venues and disrupt end organ function.$5.99–$42.49 -
Rethinking Redemption: Revitalizing our Relationship
Re-thinking Redemption is a marriage of that which is earthly and spiritual, of history and the eternal. It gives a picture of the dire need for redemption before Jesus was born, and tells the inside story of the process that had to take place for Jesus to redeem humanity. The book is rooted in scripture from beginning to end.
The underlying principle of the book is that Holy scripture has a literal and an internal sense; thus, the use of the phrase ‘inside story’ to describe this book comes from its exploration of the internal perspective.
By reading this book both lovers of the truth and lovers of the Bible can gain deep insights into life, history, and Bible intrepretation. The book is not dogmatic but appeals to the reason and spiritual perception of the reader – offering understanding of the metaphysical cause of the major themes in the New Testament, including the birth and glorification of Jesus, the captives, the resurrection, and the second coming to name a few.
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Retribution: A Story of Domestic Abuse
Felicia Jernigan seemed, from all appearances, to be a typical suburban housewife. But behind her closed doors she kept a dark and shameful secret. Gradually she had become victimized, and had been repeatedly beaten, verbally abused, and even raped by her husband, Craig, a police reporter for the local newspaper. But unknown vigilantes somehow discover the truth and decide to take the law into their own hands, to teach abusers a lesson they won’t soon forget. As the local police and the FBI desperately try to uncover the vigilantes’ identities, startling secrets are slowly brought to light and the notions of justice, crime, punishment, the development of an abusive relationship, the nature and consequences of abuse, and the dark undercurrents of private bedroom society are explored.
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Revelations Road to Armageddon
By Peter Ebanks
From the beginning of time, man has questioned himself as to where mankind came from. Obviously, the human race is the creation of the almighty God, who created mankind in his own image. We have to accept the fact that we didn’t evolved from animals as others may say. Mankind is the greatest creation of God, and the way mankind has developed in technology, is proof of this. Mankind can do just about anything, which animals don’t have the same privilege of, with the technology that they have developed, other than breathing breath into man. The human DNA cannot change, nor can animals DNA change from animals DNA to humans DNA. However, mankind found it hard to live in harmony and unselfishness, and kept on fighting among themselves; this fighting led to the great war of the super powers of our modern world, as we read about in Revelations, predicted in the Bible. However, after the battle of Armageddon, mankind will finally reunite and live in harmony. The “Revelations Road to Armageddon” begins here.
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Revelations: Told From a Buddhist and a Christian Perspective
The conflict in the Middle East, the similarities between Greece’s debt and Germany’s debt – which created the environment for World War II – social ills of society, and the environmental damage occurring around the world are what prompted Edmund Anthony Talmont to write this book. In Revelations, Edmund clearly demonstrates how religion instigated some of these events.
How can the Middle East conflict be resolved?
What is the relationship between
Buddhism and Christianity?
Which religion should one practice today?
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Rhymes and Good Times 2017
Jack Phillips invites you to enjoy a copious amount of entertainment in the pages of Rhymes and Good Times 2017; utilizing rhymes based upon a boys name or a girls name. That capture a moment in time of an event taking place to experience a spectrum of emotions and situations. Rhymes and Good Times 2017 is fun, interactive, thought provoking, and educational. It’s a wonderful book to share with your family. It also makes an outstanding gift.
About the author
Jack Phillips is a native of Tupelo, MS but has lived in Zion, IL most of his life. He enjoys spending time with his child, Britney. Jack’s interests include ATV riding, movies, water parks, tractor driving, snowmobiling, UFC, NFL, NBA, and NHL. He enjoys driving his 1979 Pontiac Trans AM, Cummings Diesel Ram truck, and 1968 Firebird. He would also like to share a picture of his massive, 302 pound, killer croc carved pumpkin he carved in 2016. There is a size 12 shoe in front of the pumpkin to show comparison.
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Riley, The Albino Rhino: A Lesson in Acceptance
By Michele Voss
A Lesson in Acceptance
Riley, The Albino Rhino is the story of acceptance told through rhyme. Riley feels left out because he is different from the other rhinos on the outside. He is ignored and bullied until he saves a bully’s life. In the end, the others learn that Riley is no different than they are on the inside.
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Rise up: Growth of Women’s Sports, Officiating Basketball, Living with a Chronic Illness
Rising up is not as easy to do as we think it is. This entitles us to do the things that we are meant to do. It’s about overcoming the weakness in woman’s basketball officiating. This also help us to figure out what to do when you have a chronic illness and how to succeed. As I rose up to do all the things that I could do I had obstacles to face. From the beginning of the challenges in officiating, to the things that I rose up to do through my Years of Living. To working as staff at Major League Sports too fighting Multiple Sclerosis. I live the life of coming in and out of health obstacles and how to deal with what I was handed. I enjoyed every step of the way even though it was a fight to succeed. This book is about everything that came along the way that I had to rise up to do.
About the author:
Dana Senders is a 60 year-old woman, currently struggling with the debilitating effects of multiple sclerosis (MS). Dana, with the urging of those dear to her, shares how she lived an active life before MS, during early onset of the disease and now, as MS effects every moment of her life.
Dana was a business woman, an NCAA Women’s Basketball regular season/tournament referee, owner/ Director of a successful Officiating Camp and Coordinator of Women’s Basketball Officiating in the West Coast Conference. Dana impacted the lives of hundreds of individuals pre-MS and during the last 10 years as this disease changed the course of her life as she knew it.
Reading this book will effect how you view yourself. Whether you are healthy or yet unaware of your physical well-being.
Dana made a difference in everything she was associated with… pre and post MS.
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Rolling Out the Plan of Salvation: A Study in Leviticus
Rolling out the Plan of Salvation: A Study in Leviticus is the only in-depth individual or small group study guide available on Leviticus.
The participant learns to understand not only the different sacrifices but also the order in which each had to be presented and why the order was crucial.
If the leader choose to use the suggested guide in the back of the book, the participants will get a sensory challenge to better understand “an aroma pleasing to the LORD.”
Participants have five short daily lessons to complete each week. Answers to the questions are located in the back of the book to ensure the teachable moment is not missed during the time of study.Leviticus teaches God’s people how to become a holy nation of priests who can come before a holy God without fear. Maybe the most exciting outcome is the increased understanding of the many passages in both the Old and New Testaments that mention the various offerings. Suddenly, those passages have added meaning and become more endeared to the reader.
About the Author:
Shirley is the wife of Max and mother of two adult children, Letha and Thomas. Recently, she retired from a career as a medical auditor and clinical laboratory consultant. Reared in a Christian home, Shirley’s parents, Garner and Jean Baker, enjoyed more than 60 wonderful years of marriage, as did her maternal grandparents.
$12.45