Holistic health: A medical and biblical critique of New Age deception

Gumprecht, Jane D

Ransom Press

Autumn's Shadow

R.G Lehmann

Rescue the Captors

Russell M. Stendal

Original title: Guerilla Hostage. Paperback. Spanish edition. 251 pages.

Rehen de la Guerrilla: La Dramatica Historia de Ray Rising en las Selvas Colombianas

Denise Marie Siino

WHAT IS GOD'S WILL AND PURPOSE FOR MAN? WHAT WAS THE FIRST MENTION OF AN EVERLASTING COVENANT? WHAT WAS GOD SHOWING THROUGH ABRAHAM? WHAT P[ATTERNS IN SCRIPTURE ARE MOST MEANINGFUL AND RELEVANT?

The Gentile The Jew and Christ

Buddy Cobb

This book performs much-needed surgery to correct an only-too-common error about the Bible. Today's Christians say: "We're under grace now, we're not under the law." This is nonsense. There is no need for grace (unearned mercy from God) without the law (Torah). The truth is that the law is our only refuge, because it is the only place where God commits himself to pay the penalty for human sin and free humans from eternal damnation. The book provides overwhelming evidence for the presence of grace in the law, right from Genesis.

Grace in the Law: on re-attaching the head to the body

Holmes, Pauline

Explains why the gospel is essential to mental health. Draws from many sources including the work of Freud, Jung, cognitive psychology, astrology, and psychotic phenomena to make the case that humans have inborn knowledge that their imperfection, or sin, separates them from God eternally, destining them for "outer darkness," i.e., the price for sin is death. This knowledge produces that guilt that underlies psychopathology, cured only by internalization of total forgiveness found only in the God of the Bible, who literally paid the penalty for human sin by proxy with the sacrificed Christ. Contains a revised DSM looking at the various mental disorders as manifestations of the same basic conflict.

Hell and Madness, Grace and Sanity: The True Biblical Basis for Mental Health

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Pauline Holmes

Mental Health

Why do I feel I must be perfect? Why am I so driven? This book offers a unique perspective on the perfectionism that causes havoc in human behavior and relationships. It offers a thoroughly Bible-based understanding of this crazy drive, from its hidden--and truly horrifying--origin in the Garden of Eden, to its single remedy in God's promise to impute Christ's perfection to any human who claims it.

The Deadly Perfectionism Trap: and how to escape it

What do mermaids, curses, evil warlocks, kingdom rebellions, adventure, and romance have in common? They are all part of Tyndall's new book! A branch into the fantasy world for this best-selling historical romance author! Doomed by the evil warlock Forwin to wander the ancient seas as a mermaid for all eternity, Perdita longs for the release death would bring. Every ten years she has a chance to break the curse when she emerges from the sea fully human for one month. The catch? She must find a man willing to die for her. Yet, after three hundred years, her failures have left her heartbroken and alone. Savion Ryne wants nothing to do with beautiful women. It was one such woman whose betrayal sent him far away to battle Natas’s rebellion. He longs to return to his father’s kingdom in Nevaeh, but he is destined for a mission, but where and to help whom? He doesn't know. After Savion falls off his ship during a storm, he wakes on the shores of an island with visions of a dark-haired mermaid tending his wounds. Later, when a woman similar in appearance begs for his protection, he is suspicious. Perdita has never met anyone as honorable as Savion. Even though he shuns her every advance, she falls for him. But as the end of her time on land approaches, she faces the hardest decision of all: save Savion and remain cursed for all eternity or break the curse and watch the man she loves die. "It spoke to me ... A tale of hope, sacrifice, and love ..." Debbie Mitchell, book reviewer. Amazon categories: &gt;Historical Romance &gt;Pirate Romance &gt;Mermaid Romance &gt;Fantasy and Fairy Tales

Tears of the Sea

Romance

Tyndall, MaryLu

Paranormal

The Red Siren (Charles Towne Belles)

She had no choice but piracy. He had no choice but to catch her. Can ladies be pirates? In 1718 Charleston, there are few other choices left to women in need of large sums of money. And Faith Westcott needs such a fortune to protect her sisters from forced marriages before their aloof and often-absent admiral father returns from overseas. The only problem is, he has assigned a naval officer to guard Faith and her sisters while he is away—a very handsome naval officer, and one whom Faith recognizes as a victim of her piracy from long ago. Dajon Waite longs to make a success of himself in the British Royal Navy, not only to cover a host of past sins but to prove to his father and brother that he isn’t the wastrel they accuse him of being. When he is stationed in Charleston, Carolina, to rid the nearby seas of pirates, he is thrilled to meet up with his long-time mentor, Admiral Westcott. But Dajon must pass a test before receiving the promotion he desires—protect the admiral’s unruly and headstrong daughters! Not an easy task, when Dajon’s past dealings with women ended in disaster and shame—including a run-in with a lady pirate.

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