Do you want to know more about the gift of tongues? Have you ever wondered about the gift of interpretation? Did you know it is possible to interpret your own tongue at home, just between you and the Lord?Yes, a gift that allows one to interpret their own tongue is right there in Scripture. Unfortunately, the Body of Christ has largely ignored this precious and amazing gift-until now! In this book, you'll find everything you need to operate in the gift of tongues and the gift of interpretation. Full of practical wisdom and guidance, this book also provides clear answers to the following questions:?	What is the purpose of speaking in tongues??	What are the benefits of speaking in tongues??	What does speaking in tongues feel like emotionally??	Is there a difference between speaking in tongues and praying in tongues? If so, what is the difference??	Why don't tongues sound like a real language to me??	Why do some people's tongues sound so repetitive??	Can today's believers speak or pray in an earthly language that is unknown to them??	How do I get started speaking in tongues??	How do I get started interpreting tongues??	What does scientific research say about speaking in tongues?Come and take a journey with the Lord as you explore these practical and highly beneficial spiritual gifts!

Speaking in Tongues: Enjoying Intimacy With God Through Tongues and Interpretation

Religion & Spirituality

McKinney, Chris

Schwab, Kathleen

Schwab, Matthew

Christian Books & Bibles

Called Writers Christian Publishing, LLC

Many of us don't know our neighbors. If we do know them, we aren't sure how to grow the relationship or talk about our faith with them. Placed for a Purpose provides a theologically rich framework for neighboring that helps people live missionally where God has placed them. Authors Chris and Elizabeth McKinney seek to provide a sustainable vision for the "low and slow" lifestyle of neighboring and supply practical tools that help people invest in their communities, value each step in the process, and build meaningful, gospel-motivated relationships with their fellow image-bearers right next door. Endorsements "If you've ever had the desire to see God work in and through you right where he has you, then Placed for a Purpose is the perfect practical and heart-engaging guide." David Robbins, President and CEO of FamilyLife "This excellent resource trains our church planters why and how to engage in neighboring." Philip Douglass, Covenant Theological Seminary; Director of Church Planting for Missouri Presbytery of the PCA "I have no doubt that Placed for a Purpose will be the catalyst behind thousands of changed lives." Polly Conner, Co-founder of Thriving Home; Co-author of From Freezer to Table & From Freezer to Cooker "When you read Placed for a Purpose, you will find yourself wanting to create margin in your life so you can be more present with the people who live right outside your front door." Dave Runyon, Co-author of Art of Neighboring "The material in this book is really good-insightful, educational, motivating, and actually fun to do while you make new friends." Dave Cover, Co-lead Pastor, The Crossing, Columbia, Missouri "This book could radically change the way we view and engage our neighbors." Courtney Doctor, Coordinator of Women's Initiatives, The Gospel Coalition; Author of From Garden to Glory: A Bible Study on the Bible's Story About the Authors Chris and Elizabeth McKinney live in Columbia, Missouri with their four daughters and a Pomeranian. They work for Cru City and serve as associate staff at their church, The Crossing. They write, speak, and are passionate about helping people love their next-door neighbors.

Placed for a Purpose: A Simple and Sustainable Vision for Loving Your Next-Door Neighbors

McKinney, Elizabeth

GCD Books

What if God has called you to write, but you didn’t even know it?
If you enjoy writing, keep a spiritual journal, and have a desire to share what you learn with others, these are signs you are gifted and called to write for the Lord.
Writing is a talent we use to administer our spiritual gifts. Through writing, we can teach and encourage. We can lead. We could even give words of wisdom, words of knowledge, and help others through writing.
This 13-week small group curriculum is designed to help Christian writers discover, develop, and make full use of their gifts.
This is a lighthearted, easy to follow, step by step small group curriculum. No previous writing experience is required. Experienced writers can use this curriculum to help others develop their gifts. Writers at all levels will find this curriculum extremely beneficial and fun. This book can be life-changing for anyone who earnestly follows its simple instructions.
Invest your talents in the kingdom! Get started today!

Calling All Writers!: A Small Group Curriculum For Christian Writers

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Sweet Violets

Biographies & Memoirs

AuthorHouse

The Tattoo

“A book about âthe sins of the fathers.’ . . . A gritty, troubling book.”âThe Honolulu Advertiser “The other Hawai’i, the one tourists never get to see.”âIan MacMillan Ken Hideyoshi is the new guy in Halawa Correctional Institute. He’s tough looking, a hard case, observes his cellmate Calâthe mute tattoo artist of the prison, a wife murderer. SYN, a gang symbol, is tattooed on his hand, and he has a Japanese emblem inscribed on his left shoulder. He asks Cal for a tattoo on his back, in kanji script, of Musashi’s Book of the Void. While he is being worked on, he tells Cal his life story, a tale of hardship and abuse. Motherless, he was raised by a distant father, a Vietnam War veteran, in the impoverished hinterlands. In his teen years he hung out with the native Hawaiian gangs and was drawn into the Hawaiian-Korean underworld of strip bars and massage parlors. His ambition and proud samurai spirit seem, inevitably, to lead to his downfall. Chris McKinney is of Korean, Japanese, and Scottish descent. He was born in Honolulu and grew up in Kahaluu. He portrays the native Hawaiian experience from the inside, where children of mixed ethnicity grow up far from the clear water and pristine beaches of the rich visitors’ resorts.

Literature & Fiction

Mutual Pub Co

The Queen of Tears

Chris McKinney’s The Queen of Tears is the story of Soong Nan Lee, a former Seoul movie star, exploring her familial struggles and her childhood trek across war-torn Korea. Now entering into mass publication, this book demonstrates McKinney’s ability to evoke “Honolulu’s lower depths with an insider’s authority and the zeal of a real writer” (Tom Farber). Declared “the most important young writer in Hawai’i today” by the local press, McKinney exhibits stunning prose and profound explorations of character and interconnection on a level not only warranting, but demanding mainland distribution. The Queen of Tears is a must read for anyone who has, at some point, wrestled with family obligation and personal ambition.

United States

The Queen of Tears A Novel of Contemporary Hawaii

Genre Fiction

Mutual

"McKinney vividly recreates Seoul during the Korean War from the beat-up cars made of beer cans to the affluent homes lined with fish ponds and grape vines. . . . It's a technically skillful achievement in a story deceptively disguised as a slim, fast read."-Honolulu Weekly By age 14 she was on her own, fleeing the communists, a waif living in the streets of Seoul, begging from American soldiers and stealing food. Her mother, a Korean peasant forced into sex slavery by Japanese occupiers, was long dead. Then Fate intervened: she was hit by a car. The driver, a prominent filmmaker, took her in and mentored her into an acting career, capitalizing on her natural beauty. By age nineteen, Park Soong Nan was the brightest star of Korean cinema, an Asian Elizabeth Taylor. They called her "The Queen of Tears." Many years later her three grown children and their families are settled in Hawaii and she, the matriarch, comes to visit. Indomitable and irascible, Soong's large presence seems catalytic, setting off smoldering jealousies, dormant longings, and the unending contest for primacy in her affection. The Queen of Tears is a story about an Asian American family's struggle with Old World ways in the multicultural new world of Honolulu.

Soho Press

“A book about ‘the sins of the fathers.’ . . . A gritty, troubling book.”—The Honolulu Advertiser “The other Hawai’i, the one tourists never get to see.”—Ian MacMillan Ken Hideyoshi is the new guy in Halawa Correctional Institute. He’s tough looking, a hard case, observes his cellmate Cal—the mute tattoo artist of the prison, a wife murderer. SYN, a gang symbol, is tattooed on his hand, and he has a Japanese emblem inscribed on his left shoulder. He asks Cal for a tattoo on his back, in kanji script, of Musashi’s Book of the Void. While he is being worked on, he tells Cal his life story, a tale of hardship and abuse. Motherless, he was raised by a distant father, a Vietnam War veteran, in the impoverished hinterlands. In his teen years he hung out with the native Hawaiian gangs and was drawn into the Hawaiian-Korean underworld of strip bars and massage parlors. His ambition and proud samurai spirit seem, inevitably, to lead to his downfall. Chris McKinney is of Korean, Japanese, and Scottish descent. He was born in Honolulu and grew up in Kahaluu. He portrays the native Hawaiian experience from the inside, where children of mixed ethnicity grow up far from the clear water and pristine beaches of the rich visitors’ resorts.

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Speaking in Tongues: Enjoying Intimacy With God Through Tongues and Interpretation

Placed for a Purpose: A Simple and Sustainable Vision for Loving Your Next-Door Neighbors

Calling All Writers!: A Small Group Curriculum For Christian Writers

Sweet Violets

The Tattoo

The Tattoo

The Queen of Tears

The Queen of Tears A Novel of Contemporary Hawaii

The Queen of Tears

The Tattoo