Kategoria BISAC: Fiction >> Religious - General

David: The Anointing is a book of hope. On this journey we will move alongside this shepherd boy as he is trained by God Himself. Invited by the Trinity Themselves, we will enter within Their counsel and see David as he cultivates a intimacy that will last throughout the ages.

As the Lord breathes in the aroma of worship, we will witness the ones falling before the Lamb. Coming and going, the celestial beings move at the command of God Himself. Moving all things together and accomplishing His will, we will see the sovereignty of God and the will of man intermingled as one.

As the...

David: The Anointing is a book of hope. On this journey we will move alongside this shepherd boy as he is trained by God Himself. Invited by the Trinity Themselves, we will enter within Their counsel and see David as he cultivates a intimacy that will last throughout the ages.

As the Lord breathes in the aroma of worship, we will witness the ones falling before the Lamb. Coming and going, the celestial beings move at the command of God Himself. Moving all things together and accomplishing His will, we will see the sovereignty of God and the will of man intermingled as one.

As the...

Two boys, were best friends heading down the wrong road of destruction. However, each turned around early in life, before it was too late. Each boy had bad experiences that turned to good experiences; each boy is well able to help other friends. Other friends had experiences, but cannot understand what was happening to them. This is a fictional story about two friends that learned about good and evil, "spiritual warfare and angels, God and angels; factual]." The stories are fictional, but based on true life situations--showing that God, angels, spiritual warfare and the Holy Bible are...

After a brutal beating by her husband, who vowed she could never go far enough that he wouldn't find her, Erin Anderson escapes in fear for her life. She moves to another state but is discovered there by her husband and leaves, only to be discovered again.

Befriended by the investigator her husband hired to find her, Erin resists a romantic relationship she knows would not be right. She is burdened with guilt over having abandoned her eight-year-old stepdaughter and longs for an opportunity to return and be the mother the child needs.

Life as a fugitive is harder than she ever...

After a brutal beating by her husband, who vowed she could never go far enough that he wouldn't find her, Erin Anderson escapes in fear for her life. She moves to another state but is discovered there by her husband and leaves, only to be discovered again.

Befriended by the investigator her husband hired to find her, Erin resists a romantic relationship she knows would not be right. She is burdened with guilt over having abandoned her eight-year-old stepdaughter and longs for an opportunity to return and be the mother the child needs.

Life as a fugitive is harder than she ever...

Still watching behind the fence, Tweety said, "Daddy, Daddy, let me in I can catch the pig."

Papa Daniels said, "No, No, Tweety. You are too little. Wait until you get big."

Tweety and the Pig is a special story because it is written about the author's mother, Isabelle Daniels Holston, a 1956 World Class Olympic Medalist. In this story, she is better known as Tweety, a girl who wants to work on her father's farm with her brothers. Everytime she askes her father to work on the farm, she is always told "NO," because she is not big enough....