All Is Forgiven

Shocking her blueblood political family by volunteering for the war effort in 1939 London, socialite Mary teaches evacuated and marginalized children and bonds with her employer, Tom, before their romance is challenged by a painful love triangle and the grueling realities of the war.

In "All is Forgiven," Jesus himself authors a love letter from Heaven, to you. He reveals the healing truth that you are already innocent, forgiven of everything you might have thought could separate you from God's Unconditional Love, and completely free of the ego. This healing message nourishes, uplifts and enlightens with gentle truth and deep honesty. All of the ways in which you came to believe you were unworthy of God's love will be brought into question, then seen in a forgiving light. Jesus is direct, unconditionally loving, deeply insightful and thoroughly certain of this one simple truth: All is Forgiven. God loves you already and always will. Spanning a period of almost 2 years, All is Forgiven has been channeled by the scribe - Paul West - with every effort taken to ensure the clarity and accuracy of Jesus's intentions. All editing has been performed by and approved by Jesus Himself. All is Forgiven teaches in alignment with the principles of A Course in Miracles, a self-study course in the practical application of forgiveness and mind healing. It encourages you to forge contact and to work with Holy Spirit as you continue to apply loving self-forgiveness. Jesus teaches that you are forgiven, unconditionally and universally. There are no exceptions to this rule - you are immortal spirit, innocent and holy forever in God's eyes and no mistake can change this Eternal Truth. At times radical, at times beautiful, at times deeply profound, and at times intensely honest, Jesus's words heal and nurture while clarifying perception. Read it for yourself. Be willing to consider that you too can claim your absolute identity in Christ, and Jesus is here to hold your hand every step of the way.

Discusses weight loss through positive thinking, exercise, and reconsidering one's relationship with food and diet.

Have you ever been hurt, betrayed, used or done wrong? At some point in life, we all experience wounds from others. But, staying hurt is not okay. When we refuse to let go of the hurt, it turns to unforgiveness and unforgiveness is like drinking poison and expecting the other guy to die. It eats our lunch. This book is all about HOW to forgive, how to dig into the Bible when you've been hurt and let the Word set you free. Forgiveness is how God does do-overs and it's how He makes things new and gives us a fresh start. You and I were made new because He forgave us. Forgiveness is the key to cut the chain to our past hurts and to walk away free. This book shows the power of forgiveness and includes miracle stories about people who thought that forgiveness wasn't the answer to their problems, but when they learned to forgive, their lives were transformed!

R.T. Kendall has given us a treasure…the hope and possibility of experiencing incredible freedom and peace that can only come when we walk in total forgiveness. One of the core messages of the gospel is that of total forgiveness…not only that we can be totally forgiven by God, but also that we must, in turn, totally forgive others. Our culture is bound up in bitterness, resentment, and wallowing in wounds inflicted upon us by others, wounds that we all too easily accept and even cling to! This revised and updated best seller lovingly challenges believers to look within and root out those hidden and hardened places where subtle resentments and areas of un-forgiveness have been allowed to remain.

When John Calvin Marshall graduated from Harvard in 1956, he was prepared for a life of teaching and relative tranquility. But history had another plan for him: here, a veteran author re-envisions the Martin Luther King Jr. story in fearful, exciting, and violent terms. Political and provocative, And All Our Wounds Forgiven is both a compelling political fable and a striking and tender love story about one of this century's most charismatic black leaders and the two women he loved.

In recent years mail deliveries have included a new kind of invitation to Protestant Christianity: slick brochures enumerating the social and psychological advantages of church attendance--with no mention whatsoever of spiritual striving, suffering, or faith in God. Does this kind of secularity prevail not only in direct-mail Christianity but also in mainline Protestant churches? Finding the sermon to be the centerpiece of Protestant worship, Marsha Witten looks for the answer to this question in an in-depth analysis of preaching on an important New Testament text: the Parable of the Prodigal Son.