These are the reflections of author Ray Ruppert on the book of Revelation. If you have been afraid to study the book of Revelation because the prophecies and the symbols are too confusing, then this is the book for you. You will not be told when, where, and why some country is going to invade Israel. Instead, you will find correlations to the rest of the Bible that result in a study that will hopefully bring you closer to Jesus and give you hope for the future.

Revelation: A Lay Person's Reflections

Ruppert, Ray E

Religion & Spirituality

Tex Ware

The millennium after Armageddon ends with one last battle. See how people in the future seek enlightenment and freedom as they rebel at the end of 1,000 year of apparent utopia on Earth. This is the completion of the story started in The Sovereign Reigns, Or Does He?

The Sovereign's Last Battle

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ruppert, Ray

Science Fiction

Look into the future to see what life might be like during the millennium after Armageddon. Discover why people would seek enlightenment and rebel at the end of this 1,000 year long utopia on Earth.

The Sovereign Reigns, or Does He?

Spencer The Spring Chicken and Other Stories

Mitchell, Malinda

Teen & Young Adult

<p>Over the years there has been a major decline in the moral and ethical character of those professing to be God's children. While it is true that we are all a creation of God, the fruit that we produce will surely bear witness whether or not we are one of God's chosen children. One of the contributing factors to this decline has been the distorted doctrine being taught in many of our local congregations, denominations, and Religious Businesses. These should not be confused with the true Church. The true Church is not made of bricks, mortar, wood, steel, man-made traditions or creative creeds. It is the living body of chosen born again believers with Christ as the head. As it was in the Biblical days, the greatest enemy to the Church toady is still deception, incorrect interpretation, greed, and hypocrisy. In this book you will find the connection between the origin of these concepts and the behaviors of the religious institutions of modern times. The differences between these false religions and the true Church will be explained. Effective solutions are offered to those who are being challenged by the religious mindsets of these institutions. It is Dr. Darby's prayer that we work together as a nation of likeminded believers from various backgrounds in an effort to transform incorrect religious concepts into opportunities.</p>

Religious Business: How to Keep from Being Conned by a False Religion

Darby, Lloyd C

Mee-Ander the Gander

Corner, K. K.

After being abused in the foster care system for nine years, 16 year old Pamela Reager steals a horse and runs away. Hiding in the mountains of Tennessee, she discovers that her horse, Helper, has many extraordinary gifts. Her plan is to stay in isolation until she turns 18. However, Helper leads other people into her life on the mountain. Even though she makes some questionable choices based on her experience as an abused child, she learns valuable lessons. She also finds love that she never imagined possible for anyone, especially herself. This is a story that will inspire young people who have been in abusive situations. They will be able to see how Pamela overcomes her emotional baggage to become a well-adjusted adult who is able to love and be loved. Young Adults, 11 and older

Helper

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Being ten years old and trying out for the Great Kills Little League proves to be a nightmare for Jake. He is faced with the antagonists Josh and Alex and a living room wall, where his dad's baseball trophies are proudly displayed. Back at home, in the secure environment of his apartment building, lives an elderly magician friend. When Mr. Flynn and Jake embark on a journey of kindred spirits, a chain of events takes place that not only bond the two forever, but also changes everything for Jake. Was the book that Mr. Flynn gave to Jake really about magic, or was it magic and more? Chapter Two: The Magic in Baseball brings generations together through mutual respect and trust. The reader will connect with Jake and feel his sense of pride at accomplishing his goals by means of hard work and determination. Readers will discover that life, like magic, takes surprising turns. Chapter Two demonstrates how a positive attitude and sense of humor can prepare a person for the unexpected.

Chapter Two: The Magic in Baseball

Wigden, Susan

Wigden, Bruce

Miss Sugar Crumb is a fair young maiden who loves animals and people. She enjoys feeding animals and taking food to the sick and needy. She never asks anything in return for her generosity. Wonderful, magical things happen to both animals and people who taste the treats cooked in her kitchen. Among those affected by this magic are a young couple and some forest animals. Their story comes alive with Malinda's words and Nora's beautiful illustrations. Miss Sugar Crumb’s Magic Kitchen is a finalist in the Readers Favorites 2012 Annual Awards contest Author Malinda Mitchell has been writing fiction for all ages for more than forty years. However, writing children's stories is her passion. She lives in Mississippi with her husband, Alton, and their fifteen-year-old son, Anthony. She has four grown children and eight grandchildren. Malinda is a graduate of West Georgia Technical College and is a retired nurse. Illustrator Nora Tapp Franzese lives in New York, with her husband, Frank, and her creative little ones. Nora is a graduate of New York Institute of Technology in Fine Arts & Design and holds a master's degree in art education from Dowling College. She has been painting and illustrating for over 20 years and teaching art for 10 years. She enjoys the creativity and talents of the many students who have inspired her throughout the years.

Miss Sugar Crumb's Magic Kitchen

Children's Books

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

<p>New teachers have no idea of the challenges they will face when they walk into the classroom for their first year of teaching. Whether it is a public school in the inner city or an upscale private school, students today lack discipline, making it stressful and difficult for new teachers. Mrs. Hill has brought her extensive teaching experiences from all of these settings together in this practical guide to managing classroom behavior. These behavioral strategies are not theory but proven methods to improve the classroom experience for children and teachers. If you put these methods into practice your students will benefit from the discipline. They will be able to learn the skills needed to take their place in society because you will not be spending all your time attempting to correct unruly behavior. You will then be able to experience the rewards of teaching. Mamie Jefferson-Hill was born in Cleveland, Ohio. Ever since childhood she wanted to become a schoolteacher. At the age of six, she began teaching her little three-year-old brother to read. She is pleased that he grew up to be Master Thomas Jefferson in the US Marine Corps and later, became pastor of his own church. As a child, Mamie played school with her friends and taught the neighborhood children. As an adult, she taught her own son to read at the age of four. She was also pleased when he graduated from Cleveland State University. While her son was in high school, Mamie went back to college and graduated in 1999 with a degree in Elementary Education from John Carroll University. Mamie has been teaching children in Northeast Ohio ever since graduation.</p>

Secrets of Classroom Behavior Management: Beyond the College Textbooks for New Teachers

Education & Teaching

Jefferson-Hill, Mamie

Schools & Teaching

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