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Lost Love and Second Chances. I had thought I'd lost him forever. That had been 20 years ago, but now, suddenly, Evan was back. And every bit of love I had felt for him back then, came pouring back into me. But things change after two decades. I had changed. Evan had changed. Abusive relationships tended to do that to people. I remembered the defining moment that had sealed our fate so long ago. The horrible mistake I had made. Could I change the past? Correct my mistake? Could Evan and I break through the friendship barrier and become the couple we were always meant to be? Or, were we doomed to repeat our past? One kiss was all it would take, and I planned to make sure that happened.

Visit from an Angel invites you to embark on a transformative journey. Follow the author as he encounters the mysterious Johnson, a man whose arrival on a bicycle laden with packs sparks a contemplation of homelessness and its hidden challenges. As the story unfolds, meet the author's neighbors, Rafael and Cheryl, in need of a new fence. The retired author takes on the task, leading to life-changing interactions with Mr. Johnson, who becomes a central figure. Johnson's return unveils his unique perspective on a deck of cards as a spiritual symbol, prompting the author to reconsider their dream of the Samaritan Order, dedicated to serving others in Jesus's name. Discover the belief in angels among us as the author explores divine purpose in their interactions with Johnson. This book peels back the layers of a remarkable friendship, emphasizing faith, compassion, and the importance of living out biblical teachings. Visit from an Angel is a story of faith rekindled and compassion rediscovered, inspiring reflection on your own journey. Join the author in shedding light on the incredible power of human connection and the belief that angels guide us toward a higher purpose. This book is an invitation to join the Samaritan Order, make a positive impact, and embrace the angels among us in our own lives. Are you ready for this extraordinary journey?

The world is a broken place marred by evil, and evil's influence impacts us all. It is often difficult for people to grasp what God is like in a world such as ours. Jesus shows us the heart of God in a world of heartache. He is the most beautiful, compelling, tender person who has lived. Jesus is the radiance of God's glory. He shines forth what God is like; He is a beacon of light that cuts through the darkness of evil and radiates the goodness of God. He is the exact representation of God the Father. If you want to know what God is like, look to Jesus. Don't look through the lens of evil or the lenses of either the church or religion. Look to Jesus. That is why He came. The world is not an exact representation of God. The church is not an exact representation of God. Jesus is. He came to freshly present what the Father is like to those of us who are spiritually impaired by a world of suffering. The Tenderness of Jesus, in many ways, is my most personal book to date. I invite you to listen in as I write to my four young adult children about the tenderness of Jesus Christ. Come sit with us around the dinner table. May this fresh glimpse of Jesus heal your broken heart and reignite your spiritual fervor.

The ringing of the telephone jarred the stillness. Glancing at the clock, she picked up the receiver. It was 12:42 p.m. . . . the moment her life was to change forever . .. "Hello." (The voice she heard was unfamiliar.) "I'm the nurse here with your husband.He's only seconds from passing . . . " "But . . . I wanted to be with him," she cried to the nurse . . . and to her God. Letting go of someone you love is one of life's most painful experiences. I Did Not Want to Let You Go is a story of love, loss, and a woman's faith in God. Mary Emma Tisinger invites the reader along on her painful journey from brokenness back to wholeness following the death of her husband. Through her account, anecdotes, and poetry, beginning on a college campus years ago, we share significant events in Mary Emma's life, noting important markers along the way. And especially--that she walked with God. A special selection of modern psalms is included. Written from the author's heart, she hopes to touch the hearts of others who walk a lonely road.

The LIVE BOLDLY workbook was created so you, dear readers, could use my video series LIVE BOLDLY for a Bible study, small group, or even just to expand your personal understanding of the topics and dig deeper into the Bible. My goal is for each of you to be able to better enjoy this video series and grow your walk with God. The video series covers Biblical topics and passages. It also expands upon them with practical application. The workbook follows along with the video series and adds questions and commentary to make you reflect and meditate. This workbook would be a great addition to your Bible study library or small group itinerary.

"One Piece of Paper at a Time celebrates the tenth anniversary of Paper for Water, a non-profit which aims to end the global water crisis and gives a behind-the-scenes perspective into the organization's transformation over the years. Through origami ornament proceeds and supportive donations, Paper for Water transforms lives by bringing water and the Word to the thirsty. The Adams sisters demonstrate how a service-based heart spurs radical transformation and positively impacts the world. At 17 and 15 years old, Isabelle and Katherine serve as co-CEOs and share how their single idea journeyed to the present day, raising millions of dollars and impacting more than 20 countries. Page by page, fold by fold, the reader discovers how Paper for Water has provided hundreds of clean water projects while uncovering the insights learned along the way and how their small moments led to larger, significant events over time. One Piece of Paper at a Time showcases that while it may not always be easy to build something, great change initiates one person, one idea, one piece of paper at a time - no matter how old you are."--Provided by publisher.

Over a million Americans participate annually in short term missions, study abroad and student exchange programs but fail to experience permanent spiritual change. Multitudes proclaim, What a trip! I ll never be the same. Wrong. Research indicates that short-term missions have minimal effect on the spiritual lives of participants unless intentional debriefing occurs. Yet, in our hurry-sick society, this debriefing is rare. Now What? Spiritual Discernment For Cultural Encounters is a spiritual formation workbook that meets this need. The book uses a mixture of reflection questions and Ignatian principles to help those who have had a cultural experience reflect on the past, internalize the effect and address the future."

A Place I Didn't Belong validates the sometimes devastating experiences of adoptive parenthood while offering hope, practical coping strategies, and spiritual renewal for the journey ahead. The trajectory of unmet expectations, our children's compromised beginnings, and the wounds we carry into our adoptions conspire to take us to a place we didn't belong. Insights on emotional healing help us reclaim hope for our adoption journey. This is not a how-to or a ten-easy-steps-to successful parenting program. It's about real life, real women, and real struggles. It's about relationships and community. It's about reclaiming ourselves as women when adoption dreams shatter. It's about a journey that begins in our mother's heart, and delivers us to the place we do belong - into our Father's arms.

Remember the Roses is a go-to-guide for the millions of single women longing for true love and needing hope `til it arrives.

**Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award - Gold Medal Winner,Religion/Spirituality/Instruction** Independent PressAward - Distinguished Favorite,Christian"My God, My God, why haveyou forsaken me?"Have you ever wonderedwhere God is? How can this be happening? What did I do to deserve this? Haveyour circumstances led you to question your faith? Does God care? Does he evenexist?Thoughts flooded my head from our traumatic failedadoption. “Lord, where were you this time? Is this how our seven-year-longjourney to have children ends? Are we being punished? Are we cursed? Thisadoption seemed so right. I thought I was ready. I really thought I could helpthese kids. After all, I started life as an Orphan.”My corebeliefs had been shaken. To make sense of what just happened, I went back andexamined my own life. So many times, the odds were heavily stacked against me,life, and death situations. Yet, somehow, someway, God always showedup.From orphan to carpenter and beyond, the pages of thisbook are my life stories. But the book is not about me or my story. It’s aboutGod’s. As you read these true stories of my life like parables, may they be atestament that God is present and active in your life, that he loves you andhas a plan to give you hope and a future.