What S Not Allowed

The laws of Jehovah are clear, no women speaking, preaching, or teaching in church! It is truly a sin. There is no in between.

Out of twenty-seven years of therapy, Reace spent two years journal writing. By sharing those two years in this book, she fulfills her desire that her life experience not be in vain. Her story, especially, will educate those who work with abused, traumatized, dissociated individuals. Like Dr. Bradshaw who wrote the Foreword, in reading Reaces journal, you will experience awe and respect; anger and sadness. While in the midst of horror the authors spirit touched wonder. One night, in her anger, Reace decided as she cried out to God, Ill show them, Ill show them all. I will get an in-curable disease and then I will find a cure for it. Then someone WILL see me. She forgot that she had made this conscious decision. In writing this journal, Reace re-membered and understood why she manifested Multiple Sclerosis. With courage and persistance, Reace healed her childhood trauma and MS. The book closes with her Therapists case study of a long and successful healing journey.

A brilliant, amiable book for little angels to bring awareness and help them understand that they are the bodyguards of their body. Using simple language and charming illustrations, ‘Stop! You are not allowed to touch me’ helps parents, tutors and concerned adults to get educated so that they understand and teach the kids about body safety. This book is an initiative by DK Motive.

God's Spirit I pray and thank you for everything you've done in revivals, but I beg you to come again, Lord. Return with your strength. Lord, return in your majesty. I pray that you will be able to touch everyone's heart. Your words will pierce every heart. Father, I ask that your hand might go out to those who are enslaved, those who are separated from God. That Lord's salvation would be made available. In the awesome name of Jesus. "I accuse you therefore before God and the Lord Jesus Christ, who will judge the living and the dead at His coming in His kingdom," Second Timothy 4 states. Preach the message. Be prepared both in and out of season. Convince, reprimand, exhort, and teach all the time for the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine but will heed for themselves teachers because their ears are itching, and they will turn their ears away from the truth and be turned aside to falsehoods. But you, be cautious in all you do. Allow yourself to be afflicted. Carry out the duties of an evangelist. Make your ministry a success. Because I'm already being poured out as a drink offering, and my departure date is approaching. I've put up a good fight. I've completed the race. I've stayed true to my word. Finally, a crown of righteousness has been set aside for me." This is something I'd like you to hear. Don't ever let a guy, anything, or any circumstance in your life steal the things God has planned for you to have. One of the great things that I see in my generation, and one of the things that tears my heart, is that I see a generation that has no notion of their destiny, future, or hope that God has for them. I see young individuals who are despondent. There's a lot. We have the automobiles, the entertainment, the lights, and everything else that the world has to offer, but there has never been a generation that is more miserable, despondent, or despairing. You may be reading this because you've looked all over the world, and all over your life, for hope. I'd like to talk to the fathers. I'd like to make a call to all the fathers who don't know how to communicate with their sons. A generation is passing away. We require a divine intervention. God is not behaving in a pleasant manner. It is necessary. Many in the church, in my opinion, do not want God's fire. They don't want to shake everything that can be shaken. They want a nice church and a peaceful and orderly retirement. In the Kingdom of God, there is no such thing as retiring. You must throw out the lifeline while you have breath in your body. You've got to give a dying generation a lifeline. It's a matter of life and death.

Lauded by autism leaders and practitioners as "relatable, insightful, joyful and inspiring," What's Not Allowed? A Family Journey with Autism" tells the tale of Erik from womb to emerging adult. Written with compassion, humor and keen observation, we are taken inside the shoes of autism and invited to link arms with the Hedley family as they nurture Erik from boy to man. Heartfelt stories highlight themes around autism support and allow us an intriguing glimpse into the mind of autism. The tales are those of any and every family living with autism; they pose questions, poke at philosophies and offer insight into shaping potential. What matters? What sculpts? What are we trying to achieve? "What's Not Allowed?" offers an uplifting "go-is-me" approach to mining the best version of each of us, autism or not.