Seven Arrows

The story of the shield and the medicine wheel. A teaching story.

An outcast mage caught between two warring empires must either save the world or destroy everything she loves in the second novel of "an unforgettable epic fantasy" trilogy (Publishers Weekly). Sal the Cacophony -- outlaw, outcast, outnumbered -- destroys all that she loves. Her lover lost and cities burned in her wake, all she has left is her magical gun and her all-consuming quest for revenge against those who stole her power and took the sky from her. When the roguish agent of a mysterious patron offers her the chance to participate in a heist to steal an incredible power from the famed airship fleet, the Ten Arrows, she finds a new purpose. But a plot to save the world by bringing down empires swiftly escalates into a conspiracy of magic and vengeance that threatens to burn everything to ash, including herself. For more from Sam Sykes, check out: The Grave of Empires:Seven Blades in BlackTen Arrows of Iron Bring Down Heaven:The City Stained RedThe Mortal TallyGod's Last Breath The Affinity for Steel Trilogy:Tome of the UndergatesBlack HaloThe Skybound Sea

The Bible is no ordinary book. Every word of Scripture is inspired and empowered by God, which means we shouldn't read the Bible like any other book. So how should we read God's Word? The Seven Arrows Bible reading method is designed to help you make the most of your time in God's Word. This clear, orderly, and memorable guide for studying any passage of Scripture will equip you to love and apply God's Word for the rest of your life. Seven Arrows provides a 52-week survey of the overarching story of the Bible, uniting all of Scripture to the person and work of Christ. Using the arrows as a guide, you'll move through the entire Bible in a year and emerge with a deeper appreciation for God's love for you and the beauty and power of His Word. Each arrow of the Seven Arrows Bible reading method represents a question to consider every time you read Scripture:1. What does this passage say? 2. What did this passage mean to its original audience? 3. What does this passage tell us about God? 4. What does this passage tell us about man? 5. What does this passage demand of me? 6. How does this passage change the way I relate to people? 7. How does this passage prompt me to pray?Features:1-year devotional book5 days of reading per week fits into busy schedulesBible reading plan that walks students through the redemptive narrative of the Bible in one yearThe last devotion of each week connects that chapter of God's story to Jesus ChristDaily devotional material will help students correlate Bible reading and real-life applicationBenefits:Expand students' understanding of the Bible by being in the Word of God 5 days per weekStudy the Bible using a flexible 5-day per week plan that accommodates busy schedulesExperience personal spiritual growthProvides the opportunity for guys and girls to dig deeper into Scripture as individuals or with a groupGuides students to reflect on the truth of Scripture using the Seven Arrows Bible reading methodPractical devotional for new or inexperienced Bible study students as well as those who are more familiar with the ScripturesMatt and Sarah Rogers serve in ministry together at The Church at Cherrydale in Greenville, South Carolina, where Matt is a pastor. They have three daughters, Corrie, Avery, and Willa, and a son, Hudson. Matt holds an MDiv and PhD from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and writes and speaks throughout the United States on discipleship, pastoral ministry, and missions. Follow Matt on Twitter @mattrogers_ or find him online at http://mattrogers.bio. Matt is also the coauthor of Seven Arrows: Aiming Bible Readers in the Right Direction. For more information go to sevenarrowsbible.com.

Winner, 2017 Shaughnessy Cohen Writers' Trust Prize for Political Writing Winner, 2017 RBC Taylor Prize Winner, 2017 First Nation Communities Read: Young Adult/Adult Winner, 2024 Blue Metropolis First Peoples Prize, for the whole of her work Finalist, 2017 Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust Prize for Nonfiction The groundbreaking and multiple award-winning national bestseller work about systemic racism, education, the failure of the policing and justice systems, and Indigenous rights by Tanya Talaga. Over the span of eleven years, seven Indigenous high school students died in Thunder Bay, Ontario. They were hundreds of kilometres away from their families, forced to leave home because there was no adequate high school on their reserves. Five were found dead in the rivers surrounding Lake Superior, below a sacred Indigenous site. Using a sweeping narrative focusing on the lives of the students, award-winning author Tanya Talaga delves into the history of this northern city that has come to manifest Canada’s long struggle with human rights violations against Indigenous communities.

Dance prodigy Karma Clark's unrequited love for Danny is unbearable until Aaryn, son of Cupid, returns to try to fix his mistake and ends up falling in love with Karma, now a teenage mother.

In this long-awaited second novel by the best-selling author of SEVEN ARROWS, Little Wolf, a follower of the Old Way, is the sole survivor of a village massacre. As he travels, his adventures mirror an inner search along the hidden pathways of the mind and heart. Estchimah is a female shaman. Her path to self-discovery leads through dazzling worlds of natural beauty, dream landscapes, and the borderlands where these spheres overlap. SONG OF HEYOEKHAH is a Vision Quest, a search for meaning, harmony, and balance that returns the reader to "the time of the Medicine Ways," "the place of imagination," and the very heart of human nature, in a compelling, unforgettable, and magical reading experience.