God never reveals His entire plan for our lives. If He did, we would likely be overwhelmed and immediately abort the plan out of fear. Instead, He carefully weaves His plans and our choices together for good. Set Apart and Chosen, God uses ordinary women to do extraordinary things is the intricate look into the lives of twenty extraordinary women who have overcome great odds to walk fully in the gift God has given them. It is said that hindsight is 20/20. We invite you into our lives in hopes that you will gain strength, clarity, courage, and boldness, to step out on faith, claiming everything that God has purposed for your life.The women in this book have discovered, even though they didn't understand their trials while amidst them, God has now given them great revelation about their gifts and how they are to use what they have overcome to bless the lives of others.¿Maybe you are in a season of your life where you can't see your way forward. We invite you to share in our victories, realizing God shows no partiality. If He was gracious enough to see us through, He can and will do it for you.

Set Apart and Chosen: God uses ordinary women to do extraordinary things

LaBoo, Kimmoly K

Self-Help

LaBoo Publishing Enterprise, LLC

"Black fathers play a pivotal role in the lives of our black children. According to the 2011 U.S. Census, nearly 2 in 3 (64%) African American children live in father-absent homes. However, we know all fathers are not absent. Society would have us to believe that black fathers are either in jail, on drugs and are no good to the community. The Black Father Perspective is a collaboration of men who have come together to give voice to a population that is often been overlooked and underappreciated. It is time to change the narrative. It is time to shift agenda. Ten black fathers share their view on legacy, marriage, divorce, single parenting, teenage parenting, incarceration, child support and so much more. Reading this book will give you a new perspective of Black Fathers in America. This is what they want you to know"--

The Black Father Perspective: What we want America to know

Woodford, Jason

Avent, Carlos J

Harris, Nathaniel K

McNair, Clarence

Busia, Wiafe

Jones, Jamarr

Mundell II, Wayne

Gilmer, Kenneth

Johnson, Gary A.

Relationships

Black fathers play a pivotal role in the lives of our black children. According to the 2011 U.S. Census, nearly 2 in 3 (64%) African American children live in father-absent homes. However, we know all fathers are not absent. Society would have us to believe that black fathers are either in jail, or on drugs and are no good to the community. The Black Father Perspective is a collaboration of men who have come together to give voice to a population that is often overlooked and underappreciated. It is time to change the narrative. It is time to shift the agenda. Ten black fathers share their view on legacy, marriage, divorce, single parenting, teenage parenting, incarceration, child support and so much more. Reading this book will give you a new perspective of Black Fathers in America. This is what they want you to know.Contributing Authors: Brian Horshaw, Jason A. Woodford, Sr., Carlos J. Avent, Nathaniel K. Harris, Clarence KD McNair, Wiafe Busia, Jamarr Jones, Wayne Mundell II, Gary A. Johnson, Kenneth Gilmer.

Stop Leaving Money on the Table Write the Darn Book

Business & Money

Skills

The Mom in Me: Stories and Practical Advice from Moms Who have Survived Parenting

I've heard it said that being a mom is like watching your heart walk around outside of your body. No matter howprotective we are there are somethings guaranteed to be out of our control. Yet, as mothers, we put on ourbrave faces and we set out to conquer and overcome whatever challenges motherhood throws our way. Twenty-One valiant moms have collaborated to share how they have pushed through and survived seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Being a mom isn't about being perfect. I promise you, there is no perfect mom on this earth. What you will see in the pages of this book is the strength, determination, and courage of these incredible mom's, told through the experiences they have endured along one of the most daring journeys we as women can ever attempt - Motherhood.Contributing Authors: Alyssa Armstrong-Gibbs, Andrea Riley, Cheryl Hurley, Cheryl Pullins, Erica Anderson, Felicia Roberts, Kelly Freeman-Garrett, LaRay Williams, Margo W. Williams, Mary Murrill, Mia Turner-Whitley, Mildred Muhammad, Misty Muhammad, Monica Thomas, Nadian Theresa Reid, Perita Adams, Tamara C. Gooch, Tamira Dunn, Tamlyn Franklin, Thressa Dorsey, Traci Crockett.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Women's Health

I've heard it said that being a mom is like watching your heart walk around outside of your body. No matter how protective we are there are somethings guaranteed to be out of our control. Yet, as mothers, we put on our brave faces and we set out to conquer and overcome whatever challenges motherhood throws our way. Twenty-one valiant moms have collaborated to share how they have pushed through and survived seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Being a mom isn't about being perfect. I promise you, there is no perfect mom on this earth. What you will see in the pages of this book is the strength, determination, and courage of these incredible mom's, told through the experiences they have endured along one of the most daring journeys we as women can ever attempt - Motherhood. Contributing Authors: Perita Adams, Erica Anderson, Tamira Dunn, Alysa Armstrong-Gibbs, Tamara C. Gooch, Traci Crockett, Thressa Dorsey, Tamlyn Franklin, Kelly Freeman-Garrett, Cheryl A.S. Hurley, Mildred Muhammad, Misty Muhammad, Mary Murrill, Cheryl Pullins, Nadian Theresa Reid, Andrea Riley, Felicia Roberts, Monica Thomas, Mia Turner-Whitley, LaRay Williams, Margo W. Williams.

Parenting & Relationships

Family Relationships

The perspective of the black male is essential to understanding and changing the negative stigma associated with their existence. Their shared experiences shed light on the perceptions others have of them and how they cope, overcome, and conquer the challenges. Exposing various trials black fathers face in America will provide insight for future generations to make informed decisions, despite the injustices happening in our society. The raw emotions uncovered in this work offer a deeper look into the effects of fatherlessness on the next generation, the quest to reverse generational curses, and the importance of leaving a legacy of love, faith, and unity.\nContributing Authors: Jonathan Rudd, Sr., Jonathan Rudd II, Nathaniel Harris, Trevon Mosby, Floyd Brown II

The Black Father Perspective Vol. 2: What We Want America to Know

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

A Threefold Cord Broken is an honest, heartfelt depiction of the journey seven courageous Christian women experienced during the challenge of divorce. Each gives a glimpse into their marriage, what went wrong, how they navigated the process as a Christian, how they overcame, the lessons learned, and where they are now. The stories shared will give insight, hope, courage and healing to others. It will enlighten those who think God has abandoned them or will somehow continually punish them for their choice to divorce. Encouraging, confirming, and reminding women that God may hate divorce, but He will never hate them. A valuable resource for those who are engaged, married, separated, or divorced.

A Threefold Cord Broken: What happens when Christian marriages fail

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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