So You Wanna be a Help meet? Act like a Godly Woman and Think like Christ is written to women of all walks of life, religions, and ethnic backgrounds who desire to be married to men (Yes, I sad men, because I know that marriage was ordained by God to be between a man and a woman.) He said it in Genesis 2:18, 20-25.Dating, engagement, wedding, marriage, and love are all things that excite women. Many times even the desire alone to hear those words will cause women to compromise who they are and what they believe just to be a bride.It is my utmost prayer that the words within this book will change your thinking, thereby changing your life. If you desire to be married, chances are the desire will still be there after you finish reading this book. You simply will not be willing to settle for the first guy that asks you to marry him and you'll be honest enough to ask yourself the difficult question "are you even ready to be a wife?"

So You Wanna Be a Help Meet?

Religion & Spirituality

Brown, Roz

Christian Books & Bibles

Imperium Publishing

"Curly, the Orphan Calf" was written on March 22, 2017, several weeks after fires destroyed large parts of western Kansas, northern Oklahoma and Texas. The loss of cattle, homes, and livelihood was tremendous. People from all over and especially those with connections to agriculture, came together to donate cash, fencing supplies and machinery, hay, labor, and even cattle. In the following weeks, huge caravans of hay and fencing supplies headed west and south through Kansas. As someone who grew up in agribulture, it was all very emotional to me. My heart broke for their loss, but was full at the outpouring of help from so many strangers. In that mix of emotions, this book was written. May it be a tribute to the tenacity of the people who lost so much and a thank you to all those who helped in their time of loss.

Curly@@ the Orphan Calf

Rosie Bosse

On a beautiful spring morning in 2004, Brian Foutz heard a car door slam shut in his driveway. He walked to his window, expecting to see his daughter, Victoria, returning from an overnight stay with a friend. Instead he saw two officers from the county sheriff's office from the county sheriff's office The officers were coming to deliver news that would change Brian's life forever. Once inside, the officers told Brian that his daughter wouldn't be coming home. At only eighteen years old, Victoria had been shot in the head and killed. From Misery to Ministry is the story of how Brian and his wife, Leah, find the strength to overcome the loss of their daughter. Brian and Leah offer a moving, intimate account of Victoria's funeral, the trial of her accused killers, and their efforts to find meaning after the grief and heartbreak caused by their daughter's death. With advice on dealing with sudden rushes of emotion, seeking professional counsel, and maintaining a loving marriage in the face of the darkest of tragedies, From Misery to Ministry is a powerful tool for any family that has lost a loved one. Brian and Leah bless all readers with their honesty, their vulnerability, and their message of hope.

From Misery to Ministry: A Walk of Faith

Foutz, Brian

Parenting & Relationships

Purchase this 2018 second print version here. In this engaging story, author R.Jay Berry is inspired by certain events in her grandmother's life and loosely chronicles her life in the late twenties and early thirties. The story begins with Sunday Rose Tyler's birth and childhood in Kittman, Texas, a small community comprised mostly of African Americans, including the Tylers. In this community, Rose has big dreams that she is determined to fulfill--she aims to be a singer. At th age of seventeen, she leaves Kittman for the big city life in Dallas, convinced she will achieve her dream there despite the reality checks her older brother and best friend, Jimmie Lee, tries to give her. When Rose arrives, her life begins to take a new turn. She meets Mama Mac, a loving African American woman who takes her in to her poor home. Mama Mac helps her find a job cleaning a house. And then Rose meets JJ, whom she falls in love with. Soon Rose realizes she has found the same happiness with this life as she would have a singing career, and she settles into married life with JJ. But Rose remains headstrong and stubborn, causing a big problem when she becomes pregnant. Her decision against her husband's wishes could lead to the greatest tragedy in her life. She could lose it all. God has a plan for Rose. Discover where God's path leads Rose in The First Sunday.

The First Sunday

Berry, R. Jay

Versa racing, the universe's common ground attraction and a blood sport that tests the ethical boundaries of life: physically, mentally, socially, spiritually, and politically. A barbaric sport where any specimen can enter an exosuit catered to their anatomy for the protection of their planet's status as Majoris or to escape the status as Minoris. After being forced to partake in Earth's most popular series, Four Seasons, the main character, Craven McGuire finds himself in a family dilemma between the girl of his dreams, Gabriella Gold, and her older brother Midas, who has been prophesied to die at the Pro League Series. To win the heart of Gabriella, he must protect Midas at all costs as their death could result in Earth's imminent demise.

Evolutionary

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Nano, Brandon

Science Fiction

The Simplest of Truths

The Simplest of Truths is a blend of essays and stories that focus on spirituality and relationships. It does not fit neatly into any mainstream ideology but instead centers on principles of fair-mindedness and respect as a foundation to traditional morality. While the framework of the book is on the religious side, its tone is less evangelical and more social and philosophic. Its purpose is to help reveal inner peace and kindle a sense of harmony. To press upon everyone the need to create an environment where the spiritual and the physical are in balance and that the individual and the community have a shared commitment and responsibility to the other's wellbeing.
Condensed down to the very basics, the book explores the greater awareness of self and enlightenment by embracing three truths: peace, equality, and the sanctity of life. This process starts with identifying the peace hidden at the core of one's being. The second two, equality and the sanctity of life, are presented as mandates on how people should strive to treat each other. According to the text, these truths should become the foundation of how people live. It also leans heavily on embracing the values of respect, honesty, integrity, and wisdom. These principles are described as the living soil that rests upon the bedrock of the three, simplest of truths.

Politics & Social Sciences

Tutt, Gregory

Philosophy

Watch Her

Shannon Chilion's mother is dead and her father might as well be. Her boyfriend cheated on her with someone she thought was a friend, and as if she needed to make life any harder on herself at seventeen, she can now add drug addiction to the list of obstacles she faces. Shannon has been blessed with a guardian angel, or rather a Watcher, who acts as a sort of conscience, attempting to protect her from demons that tempt her. Although the angel tries, it is not an easy job because Shannon can't hear or see the Watcher, and is slowly losing the battle, straying further and further from the path God has laid out for her. As hope fades, will Hell's army win Shannon or will the Watcher be able to guide her away from everything that drags her away from God? Dive into a broken world and find new hope. Although the world and Shannon's circumstances seem bleak and impossible, the power of the Watcher just might be enough to overcome.

Teen & Young Adult

Lindsy, K

Literature & Fiction

Shannon Chilion's mother is dead and her father might as well be. Her boyfriend cheated on her with someone she thought was a friend, and as if she needed to make life any harder on herself at seventeen, she can now add drug addiction to the list of obstacles she faces.Shannon has been blessed with a guardian angel, or rather a Watcher, who acts as a sort of conscience, attempting to protect her from demons that tempt her. Although the angel tries, it is not an easy job because Shannon can't hear or see the Watcher, and is slowly losing the battle, straying further and further from the path God has laid out for her.As hope fades, will Hell's army win Shannon or will the Watcher be able to guide her away from everything that drags her away from God?Dive into a broken world and find new hope. Although the world and Shannon's circumstances seem bleak and impossible, the power of the Watcher just might be enough to overcome.

Gregory Tutt

This is the sweet and bitter story of the Tungsten Mine. The story takes in the amazing life of Frank Arnold, the long-time caretaker who made the Tungsten Mine his home for twenty years. He wandered the vast eastern Cascades in what we now call the "Pasayten Wilderness" until his untimely death in the winter of 1934-35, while out scouting his trap lines. The mystery surrounding Frank's death, how he was found by a mental patient and the stories that boiled out of the strange event are enough to move a statue of stone. Frank Arnold himself was unique, a riddle, and "not your average human being," as one man who knew him said. A man extremely intelligent and in every way a curiosity. Fortunately, there are those from whom one can gather the fading shadow of this little-big man and the mystery of his sad death at the mouth of Horseshoe Creek. The legend of Frank Arnold and the Tungsten Mine are one, and so should the story be of these two intriguing tales that were so interwoven into the history of the high mountain land called the Pasayten, a French word meaning "land of Satan: ' The area is as beautiful as an angel, but can be cruel as its namesake History is good and bad, sad and happy, and this story is both happy and sad. The eventual fate of the Tungsten Mine rests no longer with the miners but in the hands of a government organization known as the Forest Service, which has had a track record of destruction for old historical cabins. And how Frank died is still open to the imagination of the reader... But... This is the story of the Tungsten Mine, written for the most part in the late 1980's.

Tales of the Tungsten Mine

Biographies & Memoirs

Henderson, G A

True Crime

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So You Wanna Be a Help Meet?

Curly@@ the Orphan Calf

From Misery to Ministry: A Walk of Faith

The First Sunday

Evolutionary

The Simplest of Truths

Watch Her

Watch Her

The Simplest of Truths

Tales of the Tungsten Mine