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Current global trends are bleak: weak economic growth, too much debt, declining incomes for the lower 99 percent, a dangerous addiction to fossil fuels, and ecological destruction - just to name a few. Many of us understandably feel resigned to an eroding standard of living in the years to come. At best. But what if we told you that there are specific attainable steps you can take today that can limit your vulnerability to these trends and help you be richer, healthier, and happier?

Do you ever wonder why you're not experiencing the freedom and abundant life promised in Scripture? Despite the freedom that Jesus purchased at the cross, many Christians still live in bondage because they are unaware of the lavish spiritual blessings that God has opened to them. Katherine Ruonala is a world-renowned pastor who operates in notable signs and miracles. In Supernatural Freedom, she shows that when you begin to access the true deliverance that Jesus makes available, you will run boldly towards the impossible, filled with supernatural power and confidence! Through Katherine’s ...

Barsoom is dying, its atmosphere thinning with each passing year, the seas that once flourished upon its surface dried up eons ago. When warrior-scientist Dat Voga is asked to become Helium’s ambassador to distant cities that may provide a desperate chance at life for the people of Barsoom, he leaps at the opportunity. But even as this new hope dangles on a thread, a madman seeks to hasten the Red Planet’s doom—and Dat Voga is hurled headlong upon an odyssey across the chasm of Time itself!

In Fit for the Pulpit, a host of preachers dispense comfort and counsel to their brothers in the trenches, men who often work in ministerial isolation as they seek to build up the body of Christ. Chris McCurley, the editor of this volume, has assembled ten different writers to cover a wide swath of material. In eleven chapters, McCurley and his colleagues manage to cover many of the areas wherein preachers need continual encouragement.

An Arabian tale of a quest that could only transpire in another time and place… When Iskandar’s father came to him and said: “My son, you must go to the tents of mine enemy and bring to me his greatest treasure!” little did the lad guess what was about to befall him. Now, alone amidst the palisaded tents of his father’s rival, would he come away with the chieftest of the great sheikh’s riches? How would he know this gem among gems? Or would the boy lose his life as he attempted to wrest the most valued possession held by one of the most powerful sheikhs of all Arabia - Akram el-...

The past 10 years of scholarship have seen an unprecedented shift toward an early, high Christology, the notion that very early in the history of the Jesus movement his followers worshipped him as God. Other studies have challenged this view, arguing that Mark's story is incomplete, intentionally ambiguous, or presents Jesus in entirely human terms. Christology in Mark's Gospel: Four Views brings together key voices in conversation in order to offer a clear entry point into early Christians' understanding of Jesus' identity

No one knew where they came from - a parallel world, another dimension, the Abyss? They had preyed on the inhabitants of a remote area for years, sometimes wiping out entire families, their numbers seeming augmented each time they returned, which was always in winter. But when they came this time they picked the wrong cabin . . . For many, the frightful remembrances of an awful event suffered during their youth fade with time. For others, however, the dreadful scene swells with passing years, driving sanity from its path. Decades after a night of terror, a man--his mind teetering on the ...

A friendly conversation about the cult tv show Mystery Science Theater 3000, and about its weird movies and diverse cultural references.

A prehistoric tale of the Pleistocene...the adventures of Bru, a Hunter of the Seven Rivers Tribe, as he goes up against saber-tooth tigers, cave bears and an alien race intent on clobbering his world.... Banished from his tribe after offending the chief, a hunter named Bru stalks into the tiger-haunted hills with only his stone knife and the furs on his back, determined to find some way to appease the chief so he might return to the tribe. For if he doesn't return soon, the girl he loves will be mated to a hated rival on the night of Wyrm.

"The Pond" by James Agee Jr.: The Pond is an exclusive body of water that offers magnificent healing powers for those who can afford to visit. One struggling family has faced hardship and saved to be able to visit The Pond, but is it truly everything that they thought it would be? "Meet Me on the Next World" by Chris Manning: Maria is stuck in a rut. Bored with her life as an office drone, one day, she begins to see mysterious words appearing in the most unexpected places. Interpreting these words as instructions, she follows them to their thrilling conclusion.

[Contains explicit content] It might seem like the San Francisco Bay Area is turning into a shortsighted technotopia, but on this episode of Sounds Like America, you'll learn that the progressive crown jewel of the U.S. has so much more to offer than eco-conscious startups hell-bent on disrupting how you get your take-out. The Talk's Aisha Tyler, who grew up in San Francisco and Oakland, plays host on this comedic tour of the Bay Area.

Having survived a terrific plane crash, Lt. Erik von Mendelsohn is forced to endure the terrors of a primitive world. Now lost in the fastness of an African jungle, he has no idea where lay the lines of friendly forces he was trying to reach before flying off course after his compass malfunctioned.

Welcome to the EduPulse platform. We are delighted to bring you two distinct channels of content, so welcome! EduPulse Podcast: Focussed on our ITT and ECT friends, this podcast series tackles the big questions with the best of guests. Coaching Unpacked: With Cognitive Coaching's Sarah Cottinghatt, we post our Coaching Unpacked series breaking down the barriers of coaching with real-world models in small, digestible episodes.

In cemeteries throughout Australia, gravestones hint at our history - tales of true crime, early settlement, mystery, tragedy, health epidemics, unsolved murders, love lost, and sacrifice. The Grave Tales series reveals more than the headstone can ever tell. Written by journalists Helen Goltz and Chris Adams, these stories feature people who willingly or unwillingly were participants in events that made headlines. The series offers individual short stories of heroes, victims, trailblazers, and patriots, encapsulating the journeys that lead to their resting places.

History colliding with the now. These are just some of the stories and personalities featured in the Grave Tales series. Grave Tales: Sydney visits cemeteries to feature people who willingly, or unwillingly, were participants in events that made local and national headlines. They may have lived in the same suburbs, streets, and even the same houses as exist now, or unexpectantly came to rest, in Sydney, Australia.

Firebirds Weekly provides an in-depth look at the Albany Firebirds, proud members of the AF1. Through exclusive interviews with players, coaches, front office members, and passionate fans, this show offers a unique perspective on the team. If you're interested in learning more about the individuals who drive the Firebirds' success, this is the place to be.

Erik thinks his problems are in the past after leading the slave revolt in The Valley of Despair only to discover that, while he was trapped in the time-warp surrounding the city, his alien captors had perfected a method whereby they might travel between the stars and had gone on to conquer every other planet in the known cosmos. But if the horrid grey men from Deneb think that Erik is going to just give up and die, they've badly misjudged the man. He'll never rest until the woman he loves, his friends, and his planet are free again. Although the odds are stacked against him, Erik will ...

When Natani, a young girl from the Seven Rivers Tribe, is injured in a raid she is lucky to have survived. Left for dead, she is discovered by a patrol vessel and taken to Asu, a city of Atlantis where she isn't exactly made to feel welcome. Only one person, an aging, retired Frontier Guard named Vatriculos, shows the girl any kindness. After she heals from her injuries and learns some of the Atlantean language, Natani tells Vatriculos of her wish to locate her people. With half of Asu looking for them, they embark upon her quest. Where Natani of the Seven Rivers was out of her element ...

He had the heart of a Viking – and the spirit of an Arapaho warrior... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A man of great melancholy who is prone to bury his woes in a shot glass, Ansen Grost drifts from job to job, taking on details for which no one else is suited. So when a movie producer approaches him in a dingy bar in Zimbabwe with a job offer as head of security for a film to be shot in a remote location, broke, down-on-his-luck Ansen figures he has nothing to lose. Plus, the proffered bonus to stand in for an extra that didn't show up for the shoot didn't hurt. A ...

After he's evicted from his parents' village, Ansen Grost is dumped in a small coastal town in the Shetlands. In the aftermath of a dust-up in the pub where he is staying, Ansen is befriended by an old man who--once he sees the Norseman fight--offers him an interesting job. To make it hard to refuse, the pay is better than just right. Down-on-his-luck Ansen can hardly refuse. After all, a guy has to earn a living . . . and fighting cosmic entities and supernatural bad guys doesn't put ale in a glass and food in his belly. But this job involves finding a Scottish lass lost in ...