Always In My Prayers Forever In My Heart

I wrote this book from my son's perspective to help him and other children that are too young to fully grasp the meaning of death. I hope this book helps children cope with all emotions associated with the loss of a loved one. As a mother, I encourage all parents or guardians to talk to their children about death and loss. Loss as it relates to death is difficult to understand as an adult, so it is even more confusing as a child. In this book, Chase has to accept the unexpected reality that he will never see or physically hold his little sister. He soon understands that although she is gone, he can still love her, talk about her and keep all of the happy memories in his heart.

In all your boyhood dreams of growing up, did you dream of being a "nice guy"? Eldredge believes that every man longs for a battle to fight, an adventure to live, and a beauty to rescue. That is how he bears the image of God; that is what God made him to be.

The deaths of the Moretti’s were so imprinted on Arabella’s heart, that all she ever wanted to do was honor their memory—particularly Maria’s, and the high school prom she never got to attend. At twenty-six, Arabella did not have a typical family dynamic, nor a way to change the past. But she did have an inherited family restaurant, and a promise to God. A pledge to purity. No sooner has she settled into the planning and preparations of Rock Haven’s annual formal event, held in her family’s restaurant, Arabella receives an unexpected visit from a blue-eyed traveler, making his way to a small town in Iowa. The encounter draws Arabella’s emotions into his intrigue and charm. And charm he does. Now confronted with her grappling emotions, Arabella must choose which is more important to her—the promise she made to God? Her family’s business? Or, the stranger that has managed to captivate her heart?

The word forgive is not, as many people think, one dimensional. It does not just mean let go and let God, a challenge for anyone who has experienced traumatizing abuse, injustice, neglect, or abandonment. In The Unburdened Heart, Suzanne Eller explores with readers the multiple facets of forgiveness found in the Scriptures, focusing in particular on the idea of leaving one place to go to another. Anyone can, with the help of God's Spirit, leave pain to find wholeness, leave regret to find purpose, and leave the past to live fully in the present. The Unburdened Heart uses the power of story along with biblical teaching to lead readers into healing and a forgiving lifestyle.

As we search for meaning in our world of shallow online relationships and glamorized selfies, many are returning to traditional and liturgical churches. The repeated words, benedictions, and historic hymns connect us to saints who have gone before, giving us a sense of belonging, richness, and transcendence. Written prayers, once cast off as archaic, are now welcomed as guides to tune our hearts to the heart of God. In My Heart, Ever His Barbara Rainey shares 40 prayers for women. They can meditate on one prayer throughout the week or read a prayer a day for 40 days as a way to express the longing of our hearts to our Father who loves us even as he sees who we truly are. Like the psalms of David, these prayers are honest, sometimes raw. Barbara uses these transparent expressions of common experiences to encourage us to surrender to Christ and help us see God as he is, not as we assume him to be. My Heart, Ever His provides a stepping-stone to help you become more transparent with God and discover his welcoming embrace.

Theresa’s aspirations are captivating, emotionally riveting, and show so much incredible entwined energy of love, motivation, determination, and perseverance by never giving up! Her book gives you the overall awareness of strength of believing, having faith within yourself, and being proud. Her story began when she was a young child that thought she had lost her life and would never reach her dreams and goals because of a brain aneurysm that left her disabled. As a young woman, it was hard dealing with her situation. When she accepted her overall condition, it gave her the crystal clear picture to move forward, make the best of what she had, and recapture her inner spirit and strength to shine as a bright and shining star! Through faith, Theresa proves that her disability and her trials in life won’t defeat her, and that the word impossible is possible!

This collection of more than 150 speeches aims to capture the essence of American oration, presented in chronological order from 1900 across a range of themes and experience. The book includes many historically important speeches. This collection of more than 150 speeches aims to capture the essence of American oration, presented in chronological order from 1900 across a range of themes and experience. The book includes many historically important speeches, from the early years of the century and Plunkitt's honest grafy' to Clinton's apology to the American people over'

God Almighty is a loving God who longs to reach out to all mankind to make provisions for their needs and sometimes their wants. He is dependable and trustworthy. So as we obey and trust in him, he will surely supply all our needs in any area that such needs arise and sometimes before the needs arise. The book is written to encourage the reader to trust and lean on God, who is able supply our needs according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.