In this book Dag Heward-Mills writes about various aspects around Accusation like the Accusers, various types of Accusations, why Accusations are so powerful and how to silence the Accuser. According to Bishop Heward-Mills you will struggle with the Accuser at the highest point of your ministry. Accusation is Satans topmost strategy for dealing with an unconquerable enemy, he writes. Heward-Mills gives advice on what is an accusation, how to identify such people and how to deal with Accusations and the Accuser. It is very important to know how to deal with Accusers and Accusations and in chapter 9 Bishop Heward-Mills gives sound advice. Prayer, open confrontation, teaching, common-sense logic, to agree with the accusers and silence are discussed in detail so that the reader can decide which one will work best in his specific situation.

Aspersions - Fighting Accusations

Heward-Mills, Dag

Religion & Spirituality

Anomalos Pub Llc

When it was written, approximately 30% of the Bible’s content was prophetic.Today, nearly all of these prophecies have become recorded history. But a handful of the Bible’s predictions remain to be fulfilled. They are predictions of the End Times—and many Biblical scholars believe the ancient prophecies are abruptly coming true. With the Middle East becoming a boiling pot, Russia’s air force testing US airspace, missile tests by North Korea, the threat of war with Iran and 21st century science pointing to a dire future for the planet… the results are undeniable. In Apocalypse Soon:The Beginning of the End, best selling author, Dr. Patrick Heron examines the incredible prophecies of the Bible through a fascinating expose on current events. He deftly interprets the signs of the times as signals that the Horsemen of the Apocalypse are about to ride.

Apocalypse Soon: The Beginning of the End

Heron, Patrick

book on biblical prophecy and how current events and bible prophecy are linked together.

Politics, Prophecy & The Supernatural: The Coming Great Deception and the Luciferian End Game

Marzulli, L. A.

In the near future, when planetary space travel has become possible, a NASA planet-finder telescope discovers a planet that has the necessary requirements to produce life. Rebecca Evans, a staunch evolutionary scientist, is one of the people chosen to visit the planet. After arriving on the surface, she is kidnapped and finds herself caught in the middle of an ongoing planetary war between alien clans. In an effort to escape, she makes a deal with one of the clans to exchange precious technology for her freedom. She soon finds out that on Ka’esh, you cannot trust anyone. For on this planet, survival of the fittest is played out to its logical end. Her journey of discovery turns into a search for truth as she begins to question the very foundations of all that she believes about the origin of life. Keith Robinson has a Bachelor of Arts and Masters degree. Keith is from Kenosha, WI.

Logic's End

Literature & Fiction

Keith A. Robinson

Contemporary

Destiny's Team is a story that combines deep spiritual truths within the context and drama of professional football. While this story is centered around a professional NFL quarterback as its main character it cannot be seen as merely a sports novel. Central to its plot are the Christian themes of redemption, reconciliation, forgiveness and second chances. An eternal perspective is provided with glimpses of heaven or hell as the ultimate destination for each one of us. An awareness of the unseen spirit world and its impact upon our daily lives is felt throughout the story. Jason O'Connor, the main character, is an NFL quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks. After a sensational college career Jason had been a disappointment for the first eight years of his NFL career. However, he finally comes into his own as a superstar when Seattle picks him up in a trade. Within two years after coming to Seattle he ignites the Seahawks bringing them to the NFL's conference championship game with the winner going on to play the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl. During the regular season Jason had teamed up with his old college roommate and wide receiver, Bobby Childs, to dominate the league in passing statistics and bring the Seahawks to the brink of sports immortality. During college both Jason and his friend Bobby Childs were arrogant athletes who, because of their sensational athletic achievements on the football field, ruled the roost on the campus of Washington State University. Both of them had serious girlfriends during this time. Bobby and his girlfriend, Mandy Brooks, were the wild pair who partied and socialized continuously while in school. Jason and his girlfriend, Rachel Thomlinson, were more reserved in their lifestyles but were the constant companions of Bobby and Mandy. Mandy and Rachel were best friends. Both of them become pregnant during this time. Due to pressure from Bobby Mandy, who is pregnant with twins, terminates her pregnancy. Rachel discovers her pregnancy the spring before Jason's senior year. When she tells Jason he demands that she do the right thing and take care of the problem. She breaks off her relationship with Jason. Her last communication to him is a letter sent during the summer telling him that she has taken care of the problem and that she won't be back in school in the fall. Later that fall Jason and Bobby lead their team to the PAC 10 championship and a berth in the Rose Bowl. During a party celebrating their championship Mandy approaches them with devastating news. Rachel Thomlinson had been in a serious car accident and was not expected to live. Mandy loses her composure and explodes in anger at Jason and Bobby in a highly emotionally charged scene. She breaks off her relationship with Bobby and walks out of both of their lives. Later that night Jason drives 6 hours to the hospital bed of Rachel to witness her death. Neither Jason nor Bobby is the same after this. They both play very poorly in the Rose Bowl. Their pro careers are disappointing and at best mediocre until Jason catches fire with the Seahawks eight years later. After his first year with the team Jason convinces the Seahawks to trade for Bobby and the pair catch fire together just like they did in the old days at WSU. The first chapter opens up with the NFCs championship game with the Seahawks playing the St. Louis Rams. The Seahawks suffer from unusual jitters in the first half and find themselves behind 19-0 by halftime. The last play of the first half is a particular embarrassment to Jason as he fumbles a snap from center and lets the ball go into the end zone while he falls on it giving the Rams a two-point safety. In the locker room during the halftime break Coach Paul Wagner, a key character in the story, verbally terrorizes the team and humiliates Jason in front of his teammates. Jason and the team respond with a second half comeback that ends with a sensational touchdown run by Jason on the last play of the game giving the Seahawk a 20-19 victory and a trip to the Super Bowl. The Seattle hometown crowd hysterically celebrates the victory and it takes awhile before they notice that Jason O'Connor, their superstar quarterback, is lying unconscious in the end zone. He is taken off the field in a stretcher and it is later determined that he received a very series concussion from the blow that tackled him into the end zone. His availability to play in the Super Bowl in two weeks is now questionable. After the celebration is over in the locker room Jason and Coach Wagner leave the stadium to drive to the hospital for a CAT scan to be performed. On the way to their car adoring fans and reporters wanting to know more information about Jason's injuries surrounds them. They are standing at the bottom of an unfinished parking garage talking when out of the blue a fan screams a warning and tackles Jason knocking him to the hard concrete pavement and causing another serious injury to his head. The fan's actions were motivated by a large unsecured concrete beam from the second floor of the garage falling over towards Jason. Although the tackle saved Jason's life it clearly further compounded his head injuries. The fan that made the life saving tackle is the Rev. Josiah Johnson, a local African American pastor in an inner city church. Rev Johnson, or "Joe" as he is known, is married to a Vietnamese woman, Helena. They have an adopted son who has Down Syndrome and is suffering from a very rare and fatal blood disease. They named their son Moses because when he was a newborn his mother left him at the steps of the adoption agency in a basket reminding them of the biblical account of baby Moses when he was adopted by Pharaoh's daughter. Moses' blood disease is terminal. He is scheduled for a blood transfusion the Friday before the Super Bowl. The doctors believe the transfusion will prolong his life but only if the blood donor is genetically related to the child. However, because of the circumstances surrounding his adoption there are no records as to whom might be genetically related and give the blood to make the transfusion a success. The media is caught up in the story of Joe, Helena and Moses. Joe is a former small college football player. He is a football fanatic, but as a pastor of an inner city church he cannot afford to buy season tickets to the Seahawk games. However, he, Helena and Moses attend every Seahawk home game by driving their car to the stadium and listening to the game on the radio as they sit outside the stadium in their parked car. This is why Joe was on the scene at the time of the incident at the parking garage. Because of his actions, the media run with the story making Joe a local hero who saved Jason's life. Jason begins to build a very close relationship with Joe, Helena and Moses and, as he does, one very important question begins to surface. Could Moses be Jason's child? If so, Jason would be the only known genetically related blood donor who could step in to save Moses' life. This issue begins to surface as Mandy Brooks steps back into Bobby's life. She asks to see Bobby as an old friend but she has some information to give him. Prior to her death Rachel had written a letter to Jason telling him that she had prematurely given birth the summer after their break up to a little boy who was very sick. With Mandy's help and encouragement she drove to Seattle and left the baby on the steps of an adoption agency in a basket. Rachel tells Mandy of the letter's contents and gives it to her for safekeeping, as she was not sure she wanted to send it. Rachel dies before she can decide whether to send the letter and Mandy has kept it undisturbed for over ten years. Mandy tells Bobby that she must give this letter to Jason because a local reporter has been doing some investigation and was ready to break the story that Jason had sired a child out of wedlock in college. If written in that way the ensuing scandal would ruin Jason's reputation and take away the focus and concentration of the Seahawk team in its preparation for the Super Bowl. During their meeting Mandy reveals to Bobby another critical matter. She was pregnant when she broke off her relationship with him years before and has a ten-year-old son with him. She named her son Bobby after his father. During this discussion it also becomes apparent to Bobby that Mandy has undergone a major spiritual transformation in her life and has found contentment and peace in a relationship with God. Mandy meets with Jason and he reads the letter from Rachel. Jason immediately suspects that Moses is his son but to be sure he meets with Joe and Helena. At the meeting he asks probing questions about Moses, his physical condition and the circumstances surrounding the adoption. He discovers evidence during this conversation that leads him to believe beyond a reasonable doubt that he is Moses' father. He is now confronted with the decision of whether he should be the blood donor to save the life of his son. If he does so, he will undoubtedly be unable to play in the Super Bowl as his body will still be recovering from its weakened condition in supplying the blood. Jason next has an encounter that will change him forever. After discovering his relationship with Moses he takes a long drive and ends up on a beach in Seattle's Puget Sound. It is late at night and he views the starlit sky while in deep thought. He notices a couple of shooting stars in the sky and has a memory flashback to the time he was a child when his mother told him that every time a shooting star appears it means that God is sending a guardian angel to earth to protect somebody. Suddenly a stranger appears on the beach and begins a conversation with Jason. The stranger, whose name is Josh, tells Jason that he is his biggest fan and has been to all of his games. In introducing himself to Jason Josh says the he "builds bridges" and Jason assumes he is an engineer. Ja...

Destiny's Team: A Story About Love Choices and Eternity

Glessner, Thomas A

An Islamic military guard sits atop Mount Moriah while the millennium changes. The heavens above boil and rumble with an approaching storm. Soon the amazed Arab sees things that stupefy him. The very air charges with other worldly electricity, and soon visions of things to come overwhelm him. Saudi terrorists congregate 18 days later in the White Mountains of Afghanistan, preparing to film their preparations, and last will and testaments for those vowed to carry out allah's will for killing the infidels of the west. Their supreme leader is there to urge them onward. The group will soon become the most infamous of terrorists in the history of man. Osama Bin Laden leaves them, then, and stares into the sky just outside the mountain cave. A disk of solar brightness hovers above the tallest spire of the region, and then is gone. Blake Robbins works on things to do with military technologies in his 88th floor office of World Trade tower 2 in lower east Manhattan. He is liaison between the U.S. and EU and Transportech, the civilian contractor for those governments joint effort in producing cloaking technologies. The north World Trade Tower is struck by a jetliner. Robbin's secretary finds him staring at a computer screen whose power looks to be turned off. The monitor has on the darkened screen the words "The Kingdom come" The smoke from the terrorist attack drifts and covers most of New york City, including the air outside Morgan Lansing's apartment. Her roommate awakens early in the morning, and confronts Morgan's Rottweiler at the end of his mistress's bed. The dog grumbles ominously, and the girl sees a dark cloud-like being exit Morgan's body, and leap through the apartment's wall. She faints into coma. Morgan's brother, Clark Lansing, talks with his sister from the place of his assignment as a freelance journalist. He is investigating Bigfoot sightings. His interest is life-long, stemming from troubling dreams both he and Morgan have had since childhood. Their father and mother, Mark and Lori Lansing, have watched their children closely, because of their past history with the same kinds of visitations and experiences with things that can't be explained as part of the natural world. Morgan meets Blake Robbins while jogging behind her Rottweiler in Central Park. The tall, charismatic Robbins seems interested in her, and she later gets a call for her to meet him at a mid-town restaurant. He is a no show, when she and her close friend, Kristi Flanigan, go to the rendezvous. Morgan's boss at the ad agency wants her to go to dinner with a client's representative. The dinner engagement falls apart, when the man assumes she will be his private plaything, while in the city. Her boss apologizes, and she is promoted to account executive. Soon, Blake Robbins is at her office building, talking her into representing his firm in the area of public relations for her ad firm. Her brother, Clark, is contacted by a mystery woman, and soon she has convinced him he should meet her in Colorado. She is a mole within the Defense Department, and wants to divulge things about DOD treatment of Islamic prisoners as part of her real passion to see to it that prisoners are treated fairly. She will clue Clark in on the Bigfoot sightings and what they are all about, in exchange for him to do an expose on the treatment of prisoners. Morgan begins to become infatuated with Robbins, while Clark finds the woman irresistible. Robbins takes Morgan to the top secret facility in the Colorado mountains. Clark meets the girl in a town near the same facility. They drive into the inner-mountain complex. Neither Morgan, nor Clark know they are both being drawn into a plot that is beyond top secret. When Lori and Mark Lansing haven't heard from their children, they worry. They try to find answers to their sudden silence. Christopher Banyon, who like the Lansings was involved in strange governmental/paranormal occurrences in the late 1960s, sees a troubling vision, of the sort he hasn't had since those past times. Suzi and he contact Lori and Mark, and they decide they must look further into the intrigues involved. George Jenkins, a black ops chieftain within the Department of Defense, carries on super-secret projects, among them experiments with the RAPTURE device (Rapid Atomic Particle Transmolecular Unification Reassembly Energizer). This and other technologies are spawned from Roswell and before, and has been in development since the 1960s. Additionally, a paranormal unit conducts experiments with hybrid creatures created through similar reverse-engineered technologies. He is charged by human government, and by those from times and places of another sort, with separate, distinctive imperatives. Morgan and Clark Lansing and their parents, grandparents, and going back much farther in both family geneologies, are essential to see to it the imperatives are met. Morgan comes face to face with certain of the experiments, her courageous canine saving her on one occasion, and her brother on another, while Clark becomes a fugitive from the diabolists grip. Dr. Randal Prouse joins with Christopher and Suzi Banyon, when Mark and Lori, in search of their children, turn up missing after the party experiences a UFO encounter in the night skies over Colorado. David Prouse, Dr. Prouse's grandson, joins with Morgan's friends, Kristi, and Cassie (now miraculously recovered from her coma) as they all congregate near the secret Colorado mountains complex. Nigel Saxton, a young UK operative of MI-7, observes the valleys between mountains, where his superiors know,from satellite intelligence, that strange flying craft are lifting and melting into the valley floor forests. Saxton is joined by the younger people, and Clark, who is rescued by the Brit and the Rottweiler. Together they seek Morgan, and the elder Lansings, who are held within the other worldly laboratory settings. Thus to utilize the results of the genetics tampering that has been conducted within the family for generations. Lori and Mark's Christianity will play a key role in the fight against forces that are beyond fighting through other methods.

The Nephilim Imperatives: Dark Sentences

James, Terry

In the style of C.S. Lewis and THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS, this modern twist on the classic novel challenges contemporary readers to think carefully about the supernatural world using modern technology to influence our lives. The author writes: Years ago, as I began to walk with the Lord, He used many of the works of C. S. Lewis to encourage me and challenge me to think carefully about the implications of following Christ day by day. Second to God's Word, the single book the Lord seemed to use the most in those early steps with Him was The Screwtape Letters. Over the years, our culture has changed . . . but Satan hasn't. He is still deceptive, still power-hungry, and still seeks to snatch as much and as many as he can, making slaves of all whom he can dupe into not trusting Christ. With thanks to the Lord for using Mr. Lewis to challenge me to think carefully, I offer to you the opportunity to do the same. Attached are numerous emails I seem to have received by mistake. In each case, the mail was clearly meant for only the regional assistant Rail (Liar) and sent by another who was posted as his director, manager or superintendent, evalS rekaM (Slave Maker). I often forwarded these to friends to receive their input and from time to time shared them in a chat room. When I received any sort of response, I have shared them with you as well. As you read, please remember that with firewalls, system crashes and software that does not seem to work well together, email does not come through clearly at times. In addition, be reminded that much of what floats around there on the web is blatantly false. While it did appear that each was encrypted, software I had recently downloaded appeared to decrypt the messages. With that in mind, it is my hope that evalS rekaM's messages to Rail might provide useful snapshots of some of the avenues our enemy is traveling today as he continues to seek to lure us into focusing on anyone or anything other than Jesus Christ. As I have continued to chew on the emails that have come my way, I am turned every day back to His throne of grace.

Emails to: Rail

Doughan, Larry

The Biblical story of Noah's Arc is a story that has been told for centuries. The story often focuses on the animals, the flood, and the destruction of the world. However there is another aspect of the story that is often forgotten. The story of a passenger in the arc, a young woman named Merari. Merari is the daughter of a wealthy family living in the town with Noah's family. Merari meets and falls in love with Japeth even though their lives and values are very different. Merari loves Japeth but continually struggles with whether or not to believe in Japeth's God and the pending doom Japeth's father, Noah continues to preach. Merari's doubts are somewhat reassured by her mother when her Mother speaks of a Hope that is yet to come and that Merari should believe in Japeth, Noah, and their God. Merari decides to marry Japeth but then even more questions and doubts arise when God sends the flood. Merari's journey in the arc is one that is filled with fear, excitement, and a new knowledge of a God who has trapped a family in an arc and sent destruction on the world. Even though everything Merari knew has been destroyed and all she is left with his her new family, an arc full of animals, and many unanswered questions she soon discovers and learns of the Hope that is to come.

Merari's Hope

Eubanks, Jennifer

While Danielle McDole loves real estate and the mortgage business, she also has a heart for women. After a life threatening illness last year, she felt she was given a mission to touch the lives of women across the nation and to bring them a message of hope, faith and inspiration. Through her ministry, MillionaireMommie, she touches the lives of women of all ages and nationalities. She teaches them to let go of their brokenness and how to be healed and find the great calling in their lives. Danielle contends that every woman is a "Precious Jewel". She desires to help each woman find the jewel inside, to walk in unity and oneness together, to inspire, empower and motivate one another to new heights.

Precious Jewels

McDole, Danielle

Often when Jesus healed people He would simply tell them that they were healed or that their faith had healed them. At other times, however, as with the woman with the issue of blood, He told them that they were whole. They were not just healed but made whole. What then is the difference between being healed and made whole, and what does it mean to be whole? To be whole means that as James wrote you are "…perfect and entire lacking nothing." (James 1:3-4). If you are whole, you do not need to be healed because you have health. If you are whole you are an overcomer and as such you are entitled to all the rewards Jesus reveals to us in the book of Revelation in chapters 2 and 3. To be whole means that you have achieved rest in God and are walking in and enjoying the promises that He has given us. It means to have victory in our lives now and authority over our adversary the devil, satan. It means to be absolutely perfect in the eyes of God! In this book Craig Morgan will show you the seven steps to achieving wholeness. These seven steps are chronological in order and are based on the patriarchs of the Bible. They are (1) to walk with God as Enoch, (2) to be a friend of God as Abraham, (3) to become a prayer as Joseph, (4) to become a man of God as Moses, (5) to have the heart of God as David, (6) to have the love of God as John and (7) to know God as Paul. These steps are ones that all believers must take if they are to progress in their walk with and knowledge of God that He desires all of us to do and have. The Lord will illuminate you on your journey to know Him and to be whole for this is His desire for all of us.

Seven Steps To Be Made Whole: How to Achieve All That God Wants for You

Morgan, Craig M.

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