There S A Crack In Your Armor

Put on the entire armor of God and be able to effectively survive and thrive during conflict.

One of the most misquoted scriptures in the Bible that have given rise to the need for rapid deployment is now is Deuteronomy 32:30. This text has been changed to reflect a momentary burst of enthusiasm, motivation, and boldness. However, this text is not a declarative but an interrogative statement. It asks a question: "How can one chase a thousand and two put ten thousand to flight unless their rock had sold them and the Lord had given them up?" This is a question that needs an answer. I believe Leviticus 26:7-8 will speak to this need of our collective effort, working together toward a single goal: to enlarge the kingdom of God. "And you will chase your enemies, and they will fall before by the sword.... Five of you will chase a hundred, and a hundred of you will put ten thousand to flight; your enemies will fall before you by the sword." The need for rapid deployment is now.

Like a diamond, mankind has many facets, from the bad to the beautiful, the good to the ugly. These poems touch on all these and the ones in between. They examine the lifestyles of humanity, the different idiosyncrasies of this creature called 'man or woman', weather they're complementary or derogatory. They offer advice and criticism and paint 'word pictures' of society in general but they are only reflections, not a true picture. They will strike a cord in many hearts. They may strike a cord in yours. So open the covers of this book and look at the contents. You will see a different and unique way of viewing society, as you discover these many facets of humanity, through the eyes of the author.

This tome unveils the truth of why so many Christians live burdensome lives in captivity to the enemy of their souls while professing to be born-again believers in Christ. Although Gods Word declares that He bestowed upon His people a divine inheritance to be experienced here on earth, many fail to partake in their God-given promises of abundance due to their superficially sanctified living. This book gives the specific keys in Gods Word in unlocking the chains that hold so many of Gods people in bondage.

Welcome to Barleybridge, a small village nestled in the Dorset hills of England, where sheep graze on the nearby slopes and everybody knows their neighbors. Young, inexperienced, and somewhat shy, Kate Howard arrives in this idyllic setting to embark on a new adventure and begin a job as a receptionist at the Barleybridge Veterinary Hospital. The busy practice sees creatures large and small, from pets to farm animals, and the staff she meets there is friendly and welcoming. As Kate learns the ins and outs of her job (from who to never let through on the phone to which dogs—and owners—need to be kept away from each other), handsome Australian vet Scott Spencer takes an interest in her and encourages Kate to pursue her dreams to become a vet herself. His advice is solid, and his charm is intoxicating, but Kate is well aware that she is hardly the only woman to fall under the dashing doctor’s spell. Add to this the pressure of her longtime but rather dull boyfriend, Adam, who is not at all happy about her newfound aspirations to return to school, and Kate has some decisions to make, decisions that are growing more complex at every turn. Tender, funny, and full of warmth and simple joys, A Country Affair is the perfect introduction to a delightful place and its witty and lovable inhabitants. Watch for the next two novels in Rebecca Shaw’s Barleybridge series coming soon. You will want to return to Barleybridge again and again.

Salonika, Greece: December 1939. In the dead of night, a clandestine order of monks embarks on a desperate mission: to transport a mysterious vault to a hiding place high in the Italian Alps. The sinister cache, concealed for centuries, could rip apart the Christian world. Now, as the Nazi threat marches inexorably closer, men both good and evil will be drawn into a violent and deadly hunt, sparking a relentless struggle that could forever change the world as we know it. Praise for Robert Ludlum and The Gemini Contenders “[Robert Ludlum’s] most ambitious novel . . . Its twist and turns carry the reader on a fast bobsled run. . . . A marvelously unflagging imagination.”—The New York Times “A winner . . . one of those books you intend to put down after just one more chapter . . . suddenly it’s two in the morning and you’ve read the whole thing.”—United Press International “A skyrocket of a book . . . The action never stops for a second.”—The Plain Dealer “Packed full of excitement.”—The Denver Post

This is the complete Castled story, all three books: Castled Prologue, Castled, and Castled Forever. No cliffhangers! Just plenty of romance, and ✔a hot, swoony, adorable, and mysterious hero with American, Canadian, and British citizenship (who's just inherited an English dukedom, of course.) ✔a strong heroine who gradually falls for the guy who’s been her best friend since preschool, but at what cost? ✔secrets, a knight of shining armor, and a haunted castle ✔wit and humor ✔and a boatload of mystery and suspense! If any of this sounds good to you, you’ll love this friends-to-lovers, marriage of convenience, contemporary romance with a thrilling suspense twist. Get ready to fall hard for Noah, the new Duke of Hardison. Grace As the car pulls through the gatehouse and our English castle comes into view, I gasp. The castle is stunning, gothic, and haunting. Totally foreign to me. I’m just a middle-class American woman from the west coast. Nothing we have at home is half as old as Noah’s new castle. My life is definitely not going to plan. I agreed to marry Noah so he could claim his inheritance as Duke of Hardison and keep the title from going extinct. It seemed like a lark – imagine me, the queen of casual, as a duchess, even temporarily. After all, this is a marriage of convenience. Neither of us really expect it to last… But here’s the really crazy part, from the moment we set foot in the castle, someone wants me dead. And as the attempts on my life become more and more threatening and serious, I can’t trust anyone. Not even Noah…