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Marti's Muse is a collection of poems written over the years by the author that form a storyline of romantic relationships. Like a narrative and rhythmic novel, each poem pulls the reader into the scenario with personified words and images that arouse their imagination. Each poem flows into the next poem, taking the reader through an array of emotions from tears to laughter, but leaves the reader fulfilled. Each poem fits into sections that ec...

In some ways this book reads like a narrative-novel. The author tells the story of faith-filled words by applying dynamic kingdom principles. "Framing Your World … settles the controversy between the Word of Faith and the Practical Application of Faith uttered in our words! The author puts flesh on the bones of invisible spiritual concepts and brings the principles of the Kingdom of God to life. The narrative exposition in this book will take ...

The saga continues … Bitter Root II is a Christian novel that exposes the real-life episodes of the characters, away from the church. Rachel Spearman was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, inherited from her father who became wealthy from his winery. Rachel found solace in her prearranged fortune and allowed her wealth to insulate her from the realities and struggles of others around her. She used her fortune to walk over others on the way...

The saga continues … Bitter Root II is a Christian novel that exposes the real-life episodes of the characters, away from the church. Rachel Spearman was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, inherited from her father who became wealthy from his winery. Rachel found solace in her prearranged fortune and allowed her wealth to insulate her from the realities and struggles of others around her. She used her fortune to walk over others on the way...

Bedtime Stories for Sweet Dreams: Best Summer Ever is an outgrowth of the author's first book, "Jackson City Orphans: Mike Wakes Up!" Just as Jackson City Orphans captured the humor and drama of the 1974 sitcom, "Good Times" with a "Little Rascals" plot, Best Summer Ever animates the story line with talking animals, beautiful illustrations, and funny dialog. It also illustrates the need for our children to learn to play again in the richness o...

Trained on the field to leave a legacy in the Earth" This book is not merely for leaders, but for those who seek to serve like Christ. Faith in Action connects two unlikely topics, God and football. In the context of growing faith, the readers will embark on a journey and discover dynamic leadership principles that are applicable to sports, business, and ministry. The diversity of the author's story can provide leaders and budding leaders with...

The Proactive Agenda for Racial Reconciliation DOES NOT take a back seat to injustice and inequality. Instead, it takes an innovative approach to the race problem through the Art of Restoring Relationships divided by race and culture. Within these pages, the authors disclose a profound narrative history lesson as they trace the historical route leading to America's current racialized state. Jarvis and Chris address the vital issues that separa...

The Path to Healing a Broken Heart is a remarkable story that highlights the tragedy of divorce and the triumph of being single. The author, Robert Roebuck, discovers the reality of God's presence along with his journey of despair and disappointment. His experiences were heartbreaking, but Robert rebounds, and says, "The cure for a broken heart begins with the repair of fragile, fractured relationships." The Path to Healing a Broken Heart has ...

Guide for Ushering in the 21st Century is an autobiographical narrative/exposition of ushering that presents actual experiences behind God-guided usher team developments. However, this is no ordinary "How To" Christian book. It is a real story, with real characters in real-life situations that take place on a small church campus. The conflict and climax encountered through an effort to train ushers as key point people in church reflects a chal...

Jackson City Orphans has the narrative elements of the 1930's Little Rascals and the fun, and happiness from the 1974 Sitcom, Good Times. Included in this action-adventure autobiographical novel are the passion, drama, and tragedy of a family caught in the web of deep poverty. Jackson City Orphans gives us a glimpse into a forgotten bygone era, that should never be forgotten, and provides a bit of missing history in the saga of a black fam...