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“Believe, Just Believe” is the story of a homeless veteran, similar to those of so many of our unappreciated military who return home to face unusual challenges. Unfortunately, Tim’s challenges were not only targeted at him but to his loyal K9 partner, Bullet. When faced with a terrible choice, Tim responds in much the same way any of us might react. Fight back, protect Bullet and Run …

This is a Prison Ministry book and an outlook on how we can change the way things are going with being a light to the world in the prison, in the school, in the business world or wherever you are; we are to be about our Father's business. About changing lives, one person at a time. There can be an end to this process.

President Wilson's call to arms was met enthusiastically by about forty young men who attended Coalinga's schools from 1908 to 1917. Considering that the High School graduated its first class of two in 1912 the fact that so many took up arms speaks well of the patriotism of these young men, their families, and of the community as a whole. Their biographies are presented here as augmented with illustrations and by letters published in the Coalinga Oil Record.

BUTTERMILK! --ON THE ROAD AGAIN-- THIS NOVEL IS THE EXCITING SEQUEL TO: MARY’S MILK THIS-BOOK : ANSWERS THE QUESTIONS OF: WHO: MARY REALLY IS. WHAT: HER-THIRST IS REALLY ABOUT… WHERE: SHE REALLY COMES FROM… AND WHY: SHE HAS HER PROBLEM(S.)

In 2014 while the author was preparing a monograph about his father-in-law’s farming experience, the family mentioned that he had been held briefly as a POW in the weeks shortly after crossing Omaha Beach in June 1944. Regretfully that information – a brief, but significant, detail of his lengthy military service – was not shared until long after his death in 1986, so first-hand details were unavailable. If there was to be a more detailed story, the author was determined to pursue the details. In November 2019, while researching S/SGT John Edgar Scott’s unconfirmed appearance in the iconic June 1944 photo of soldiers climbing through the E-1 draw in Easy Red sector of Omaha Beach, the au ...

“Calleth those things which be not as though they were”...This scripture journal is to help you believe that as you envision and write what you’re believing God for, it will manifest within your life. The Bible tells us in Romans 4:17 that the promise (or Covenant) God gave Abraham stated that Abraham would be the father of many nations (Genesis 17:2-4) and that the entire world will be blessed through him (Genesis 12:3). This Promise was fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Jesus was from Abraham's line, and truly the whole world was blessed through him. God is still on the throne and He's the same God today, yesterday and forever and His promises nor His words change. When you ‘call those ...

1. Jesus knew what he had been given. (Sense of Value) 2. Jesus knew who he belonged to. (Sense of Belonging) 3. Jesus knew where he was going. (Sense of Direction) People who have a hard time celebrating others usually lack in one or more of these areas. We will look at each truth individually. I declare the eyes of your understanding will clearly see how a sense of value, a sense of belonging, and a sense of direction are crucial and necessary pillars when it comes to developing genuine inner security.

PTSD. Living with and conquering this illness with communication. For anyone touched by PTSD.

The topic of this resource: “Completed in Christ” is not a prescription for “how to be”. Rather it is an admonishment that sometimes we are not. We are incomplete in many basic ways – James declares in chapter 1:4 (AMP) “But let endurance and steadfastness and patience have full play and do a thorough work, so that you may be [people] perfectly and fully developed [with no defects], lacking in nothing.” While “The Body” of Christ “is complete” - we as individuals may occasionally find ourselves in a state of incompletion. The question then begs: “Where do we stand in Him?”

Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right Spirit within me… This scripture Journal is to help those who desire a clean heart and a better life. As you pour out your heart onto paper before God, asking Him to ‘create a clean heart and right spirit within.’ Like King David, we must ASK God to cleanse us from within and fill our heart and spirit with new thoughts and desires. What better way to do it then to jot these thoughts and desires down daily within your Journal? As we write & believe God for the things we are looking to Him for, we will begin to see as we turn the pages of our journals how God hears and answers our prayers. We will be reminded daily of God's G ...