Ever wonder what a telegram, graffiti and a suicide note have in common? Each of them, and several other written forms, prompted New Testament letters. Well...actually these fictitious (or is it factitious?) artifacts are really the "back doors" to a different sort of Bible Story. Everyone has studied the answer of the Bible. Here's a chance to discover some of the questions; Why would it be embarrassing to be the little brother of Jesus? How could a note be either a pardon or a death sentence? Why did Paul use the local jails as a motel chain? Sometimes, questions can be more revealing than answers... The author of The Garimus File is on the faculty of the International School of Theology where he teaches New Testament and Communication. He also travels as a guest lecturer and writes occasional magazine and newspaper articles. He recieved his M.Div. from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and will hopefully have a D. Min. by the time this book hits the stands. Oh yes his name is Gary Stanley

The Garimus File

Stanley, Gary

Here's Life Publishers,Inc.

Author Gary Stanley says... "I’ve had much success during my hunting career. Many times that success meant I came home with a trophy animal while other times success meant I learned more of “The Little Things” which will lead me to harvesting trophies down the road. Some people have called me a "Professional Hunter." I claim to be a student of nature. I learn each time I venture into the forest. Thus, I'll never claim to be "an expert", but I will claim to have learned a lot in my first 30 years of hunting and being an outdoorsman. I’ve written this book to exploit things I have done both correct and incorrect. I've written this book to exploit my successes AND my failures. I want to use these experiences and my knowledge to teach others how to become more successful hunters. If I can help at least one of my readers by leading him or her into becoming a more successful hunter or outdoorsman, then I will have accomplished my goal. But, if I can get ALL of my readers to think about “The Little Things” within the scope of hunting and life, then I will be happy. In this book, I describe what I have found to be the 11 most influential thought processes and techniques of a successful hunter. These processes and techniques are cold hard facts that work for me and I am 100% sure they'll work for you!"

The Little Things: Successful Deer Hunting Made Easy

Sports & Outdoors

Hunting & Fishing

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Ever wonder why God doesn't behave the way you think the Creator of the universe should? Or why God's agenda seems to be at odds with yours? In case you haven't noticed, God can be rather, well, annoying at times. 99 Annoying Attributes of God lists his troublesome traits and helps to explain why the two of you don't always see eye-to-eye, so to speak.

99 Annoying Attributes of God

Religion & Spirituality

Scholes, Alan

Christian Books & Bibles

David C. Cook

What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life is the only breed of its kind on the market today with an inspirational personality! This adorable book is sure to give readers a bundle of affection because we've included a delightful assortment of photographs and illustrations of faithful, fun-loving dogs. And, the mixture of inspiring, touching, and often-times humorous stories is sure to remind us all of the special, unconditional love pets give so freely, just as God grants to us.

What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life: Meditations for Dog Lovers

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Honor Books

In What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life you'll encounter humorous tales of adventure, random moments of mischief, and tender moments of love and devotion. You'll pick up bits of wisdom through the Scriptures, short prayer-starters, pet theories, and dog quotes sprinkled throughout. You'll learn just how much a dog can teach you about life through his unconditional love, faithfulness, and forgiveness.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Dad...thanks for the memories! Gary Stanley was just thirteen when his father died - but he still looks back to his memories of dad for the greatest (and often funniest) lessons he ever learned. With whimsical - and sometimes side-splitting - humor, and just a touch of nostalgia, Stanley shares delightful stories of a man who taught him to see with his heart. In the telling, he reminds of how much we appreciate our own fathers - weaving in reminders of a very present Heavenly Father who fills our lives with meaning. This heart-warming collection of stories - told in Norman Rockwell style - will tickly your funny bone and take you on a journey down memory lane, with such chapters as: * Real Indians Don't Wear Underwear * Swimming on Daddy's Back * How to Ruin a Pair of Tennis Shoes * My First Dog Whether or not you ever encounter a moose, you will surely appreciate this joyful and wonderful glimpse of what a father means to his children.

How To Make A Moose Run

The Gospel is story. And the Author of life uses story to show us who we are, what is going on, and why it matters. After Jesus rose from the dead He very intentionally wove the individual stories of His disciples with His own story. For forty days, Jesus took them back through what had happened during their time together. He reminded them of what He'd said, revisited the key places and events, removed crippling doubts, repaired broken relationships, and gave them a new purpose for living.Every morning for the 50 days from Easter to Pentecost, I invite you to spend a few minutes with me in the resurrection narrative. We'll listen around the edges of what is actually written and step into the story. One of my favorite ways to do that is called "lectio divina"* a suspicious sounding Latin phrase, fraught with danger, full of promise, and spiritually invigorating. Our journey begins at not one, but two empty tombs. We will quickly backtrack to the three days between Jesus' death and resurrection for a grueling week, as we listen to Jesus' enemies plot and scheme in their unbelief, and face our own susceptibility to those same fatal flaws. Then we will linger for almost three weeks on the events and encounters of that first resurrection day. We will spend another week with Peter unpacking his fateful fishing trip at the Sea of Tiberias. Finally, we will climb the mountain in Galilee to hear Jesus commission His followers, traveling back to Bethany for a final goodbye with Jesus, and return to Jerusalem to celebrate Pentecost. *"Lectio divina" is explained at the end of the book.

After the Passion: the empty tomb is not the end of the story

Independently published

After the Passion: the empty tomb is not the end of the story: Meditations from Easter to Pentecost

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The Garimus File

The Little Things: Successful Deer Hunting Made Easy

99 Annoying Attributes of God

What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life: Meditations for Dog Lovers

What My Dog Has Taught Me About Life: Meditations for Dog Lovers

How To Make A Moose Run

After the Passion: the empty tomb is not the end of the story

After the Passion: the empty tomb is not the end of the story: Meditations from Easter to Pentecost