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title: How Education Was Kept Alive: The Impact of the Protestant Reformers
author: Harley A
category: nonfiction • subcategory: academic • date submitted: 6.7.2024 • author id: AtHaHo12724
word count: 96000
ContentThe Protestant reformers of the sixteenth century, such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Philip Melanchthon, as well as many others, championed the idea that every individual should have direct access to the Scriptures, encouraging literacy and a personal engagement with knowledge. This book is an exploration of the multifaceted ways in which the reformers' ideas and principles shaped educational systems--both general or pubic and religious or church--in Europe and beyond. From the establishment of new schools and the promotion of vernacular languages to the emphasis on critical thinking and individual interpretation, the reverberations of the Reformation in the realm of education were profound and enduring.
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title: The Big Change
author: Heather S
category: fiction • subcategory: children • date submitted: 5.17.2024 • author id: SoHeTh10724
word count: 673
Content‘The Big Change’ is a story of two caterpillar best friends. It’s the day of the bug village running race, and both caterpillars are ready to go! That’s until one of the caterpillars starts to change, and the two best friends start on a journey to understand what is happening. Death is the big change we all must face. ‘The Big Change’ provides a Christian metaphor for families to sensitively discuss death. It is aimed at preschool-Kindergarten (2-5 years) aged children, who are facing death themselves, or they may know someone facing it. In 2022, more than 3.2 million persons died in the United States. Talking about death, or the big change, is difficult. The way people approach this topic will be different for many reasons, including age, where we come from, whether we are sick, and what support we have around us. Therefore, this book deliberately uses pictures and simple language as this format may be understood by people from a range of backgrounds and situations. The death-related themes that may come up through this story include shock, sadness, acceptance in faith, companionship, grief, and the Christian hope of new life in heaven.
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title: Spiritual Breakfast on the Run
author: Curtis A
category: nonfiction • subcategory: devotional • date submitted: 5.17.2024 • author id: AlCu34224
word count: 28700
ContentThis 365–day Devotional is designed especially for people on the go. They are awakening to the importance of planting in their minds and hearts, first thing every day, portions of God’s Word and its timely wisdom. They comprehend the importance of starting the day with Scripture and a brief thought about that passage. But they are also rushed at the beginning of the day. Consequently, they are looking for a quick spiritual breakfast, and are open to a more in–depth interaction with the Lord later in the day. Each brief daily devotional is limited to 75 words, making it suitable for a busy morning that also opens a window for God to shine His blessings into their day. The paragraph can also prepare for a closer, more focused examination of the passage or another study that satisfies their soul’s need for a rich spiritual feast. The goal of SPIRITUAL BREAKFAST On The RUN is to invite busy people into a closer, more intimate relationship with God. It is designed to make Scripture a daily part (dare I say, a ‘habit’?) of their lives.
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title: 40 Daily Jolts of God’s Grace: Joy Through Christ and Coffee
author: Susan S
category: nonfiction • subcategory: devotional • date submitted: 5.4.2024 • author id: SqSu409524
word count: 48000
ContentWhat brings you the most joy in life? Having trouble answering this question, then take a walk through 40 Jolt's of God's Grace: Joy Through Christ and Coffee. We all want to feel joy and in this hectic world which never seems to slow down, we can often feel lost, sad, and lacking. Through God's great grace and a lot of coffee, we can be sure to find what we have lost and begin to see a a place to turn when we are spiraling out of control. Whether you are looking to develop a deeper faith in Christ, find joy in a busy life, understand how abundant God's grace really is, or find hope in your hurting, you will have the opportunity to read daily devotions specifically chosen by you based on your need in this book. Then, be encouraged by ending each devotion time with a prayer and a challenge for the day. Get ready to take hold of the jolt you need and hang on to God as He leads you to His grace and joy.
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title: Yeshua. The kingdom (first volume of the tetralogy)
author: Stefano R
category: fiction • subcategory: biblical • date submitted: 4.22.2024 • author id: RiStYe7924
word count: 125000
ContentYESHUA is the tetralogy dedicated to the story of Jesus. Written after a long process of exegetical, historical and spiritual study, the tetralogy recounts the life of Jesus starting from his birth, going through the two and a half years shared with his disciples, and ending with his death: from Bethlehem to Jerusalem, from the manger to the tomb, from the revelation made to Miriam to the one addressed to each of us. Through the language of the historical novel, the author retraces step by step the story of Jesus; he does so by reserving a particular sensitivity towards the human and psychological aspects of the protagonists, leading the reader to empathize with the same doubts and weaknesses of the disciples, to identify with their expectations and their falls, to marvel at the bending of the normal natural order, to kneel, with amazement and confusion in their eyes, before the mystery of Heaven made earth. These four novels will take the reader from the dusty streets of Galilee to the golden rooms of Jerusalem, from the nets cast in the lake of Tiberias to the blood spilled on the temple altar; they will lead the reader to empathize with the same doubts and weaknesses of the disciples, to empathize with their expectations and their downfalls, to marvel at the bending of the normal natural order, to kneel, with amazement and confusion in their eyes, before the mystery of heaven made earth. The tetralogy: Yeshua. The kingdom Yeshua. The flee. Yeshua. The birth. Yeshua. The passion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiAFkBhiiEQ&t=1s
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title: Mere Spirituality: A Rational Embrace of the Supernatural in the Crisis of Our Age
author: Joshua S
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 4.19.2024 • author id: SpJoMe7724
word count: 69000
ContentWestern civilization is decadent and in decline and Western man is in an existential crisis. While the Enlightenment began with an explosion of energy fortifying the pillars of natural sciences, philosophy, and spirituality, increasingly the West has tried to precariously balance an enormous and complex society on but a single pillar. As science gained preeminence in society, materialism soon followed, creating an anemic worldview and existence devoid of moral virtue and meaning. In our pursuit of shallow technological achievement, the spiritual was sacrificed for the superficial, but man longs for something far deeper. Suffocating in the spiritual vacuum of his own making, modern man has grasped at surrogates, but there is no substitute for breath. As the West continues toward collapse, we may want to consider the possibility that to pull back from the brink, we’ll have to return to where we deviated and embrace ancient biblical wisdom, historical models, and spiritual practices which have stood the test of time. If we do, we may find that what was lost actually enhances what was preserved. For spirituality and rationality are not mutually exclusive, but two halves of the whole.
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title: The Man Who Had No Feet Mephibosheth - A story of hope and courage
author: John C
category: fiction • subcategory: biblical • date submitted: 4.9.2024 • author id: CoJoTh6824
word count: 94000
ContentMephibosheth lived around the beginning of the 10th Century BC. His father was Jonathan, a great friend of the future King David and the grandson of King Saul. When his grandfather and father died in battle, the shock was so great that the little boy of five years old was dropped by his caregiver rendering him crippled in both feet. His family fled in fear to a remote village called Lo Debar. Eventually, King David remembered his covenant with Jonathan and restored Mephibosheth to Jerusalem, where he lived in the palace. Very little is known of Mephibosheth from Biblical history. We know that he lived during the rise of the new city of Jerusalem, lived in the palace of David, and undoubtedly witnessed the building of Solomon’s Temple. He would have known of David’s adultery with Bathsheba, his songs and psalms, and the challenges to his power from his son Absalom and others. How did this man, falling from prince to pauper, from able-bodied to a cripple, then restored to the king’s palace, navigate such a turbulent journey? This is the imagined story of Mephibosheth’s life and times. A life overcoming disappointment with courage, hope, and faith.
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title: The Son of Thunder Goes to School
author: Kristina P
category: fiction • subcategory: children • date submitted: 2.29.2024 • author id: PoKrTh3024
word count: 900
ContentA troublesome kindergartener. A troublesome disciple. A kind and patient teacher who knows the answer for one is the answer for both. Young James does not want to be in Kindergarten. He’d rather be at home with his grandpa Jesse. He tries everything to get kicked out. Any instruction given from his teacher, he does the opposite, whether it’s in the classroom or on the playground. He likes to sing his ZYXs and stand on the swings. But are his tactics enough to send him home to his grandpa? Or does Ms. Hemsworth's tolerance outweigh his trickery? How will these two interact on the first day of Kindergarten? How will Ms. Hemsworth react to his poor attitude and outbursts? Follow along as Ms. Hemsworth helps young James overcome his difficult day, both mentally and physically, by telling him about a disciple similar in nature and how his leader helped him find peace during difficult times.
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title: Eli Does His Best
author: Deanne K
category: fiction • subcategory: children • date submitted: 2.13.2024 • author id: KyDeEl1124
word count: 700
ContentA spirited dog with big dreams leaves havoc in his path, but his love for a little girl inspires him to do the impossible. ELI DOES HIS BEST is for readers of Kobi Yamada’s WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A CHANCE and Karen H. Kerstein’s ROSIE THE DRAGON AND CHARLIE SAY GOODNIGHT.
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title: LifeTimesTwo
author: Susan B
category: nonfiction • subcategory: inspirational • date submitted: 2.3.2024 • author id: BoSu8572
word count: 50000
ContentYou may be coming to this book because you are in active addiction or have a loved one or friend in addiction. You may be coming to it because your struggle with sexual identity and decision to follow Christ have left you conflicted. You may be coming to it because you are agonizing over a friend or a loved one trapped in these bondages and wonder if your prayers will ever bear fruit. LifeTimesTwo takes the reader on the personal journey of a woman headed for success – a Ph.D. in literature and faculty positions at universities - while increasingly bound by drug addiction and her own homosexuality. A near fatal overdose in 2019 sends her to a faith-based treatment center in the hills of Tennessee. While there, she finds Christ - all the while living with a cast of characters whose stories and struggles are also humorously and compassionately told here. But ultimately, this book is not just about addicts and alcoholics or those struggling with identity. Despite our differences and circumstances, which can appear extreme, these stories can describe the path of all followers of Christ. The stumbling blocks are the same for each of us: shame, pride, unbelief, disobedience. But so is the solution: Jesus
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title: Hey God, can I ask you something?
author: Brad E
category: nonfiction • subcategory: theology • date submitted: 1.29.2024 • author id: EmBrHe824
word count: 8900
ContentHey God, can I ask you something?” is a Q&A style book designed to provide Biblical answers to some of the general questions primary school aged children ask about God, Jesus, and the authenticity of the Bible. These include: “Hey God, who are you really?”; “Hey God, how do I talk to you?”; “Excuse me God, was Jesus just make believe or was he a real person”; and “Um, God, what if I’m scared of dying.” “Hey God, can I ask you something?” not only provides elementary aged school aged children with answers grounded in scripture, it’s also an excellent resource for parents, school teachers, and scripture teachers to work through with their kids. Each chapter of “Hey God, can I ask you something?” ends with a quirky ‘Did you know?’ factoid to help further illuminate each chapter. The book also has the option to feature amazing illustrations by professional artist, Tiarne Hookham.
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title: I, Judith
author: Cheryl D
category: fiction • subcategory: historical • date submitted: 1.5.2024 • author id: DeChI,33723
word count: 252
ContentThe Book of Judith is part of the Catholic Bible apocrypha that is unfamiliar to many readers, but art lovers are likely to know her story through several famous paintings such as Judith Slaying Holofernes, by early Baroque artist Artemisia Gentileschi. Thought to be set in the first century B.C., most experts believe the story is loosely based on true events which occurred when the Assyrian armies attacked various parts of Judah. As the soldiers drew near to her home in Bethulia, the town panicked while Judith, a beautiful widow with great faith, did not. Her faith leads her to visit the Assyrian Commander Holofernes in his camp where she proceeds to beguile him. One night when he is drunk, she uses his own sword to behead him, leaving his troops without a leader or purpose. My book creates a potential backstory for the events of Judith's life, both before and after her heroic deed. It also raises the question of when it is right to use violence against and enemy and how the events of this world are but a moment in time. It will appeal to readers who enjoy religious, historical and women's fiction, much like the best selling The Red Tent by Anita Diamant.
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title: Understanding Homosexuality and Transgenderism
author: Lester Z
category: nonfiction • subcategory: currentissues • date submitted: 12.20.2023 • author id: ZiLeUn34223
word count: 34000
ContentThe discussion around homosexuality and transgenderism can be really confusing and fraught with emotion. Even among Christians you find varying opinions and interpretations of scripture. In this book we take another look at what the bible has to say, along with scientific insights from practitioners in the field working with homosexuality and gender issues. No one has fully figured out why some people struggle with sexual identity issues. There is no pattern that fits everyone, so we do well to approach this subject from a place of humility. We are all broken, and we each have our own battle to overcome. As followers of Jesus, we are called to reflect his heart of love and compassion. We are to be full of grace and truth as we engage our broken world. My hope is that this book will bring hope, clarity, and help to all those struggling with their sexual identity. I also pray it brings a deeper level of understanding and compassion to those walking alongside them. My heart’s cry is to see people walk in freedom from the host of struggles that are part of living in this fallen world. Our country and world are in crisis on many levels. This book focuses on a deepening crisis where our identity as male or female is being questioned. The Judeo-Christian biblical moral standard and understanding of sexuality has been thrown out and replaced with a multitude of sexual identities that you can choose from. This attack on sexual identity is not only against us but against God himself who created us in his likeness and image and established a moral standard for us to live by. As Creator and God, he gets to establish the boundaries for humanity. My heart is especially broken for children who are being indoctrinated with ungodly ideology and are abused with puberty blockers and surgeries to alter their bodies. I cry for the children. In this book I provide a biblical perspective and response to some of the arguments put forth by the homosexual and transgender communities.
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title: Hymns & Devotions for Daily Worship
author: Chris F
category: nonfiction • subcategory: devotional • date submitted: 12.19.2023 • author id: FeChHy33923
word count: 200000
ContentA collection of hymns and devotions for the liturgical church year, based closely on the Revised Common Lectionary, incorporating devotional commentary by living hymn writers, hymn scholars, and historic writers and theologians, with essays explaining the meaning and design of the church year, with full music and sources for each hymn. Although there are other hymn-based devotional products on the market, none are liturgical in arrangement, none follow a lectionary, and none are this rich with contributions from leaders in the world of Christian hymnody.
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title: Sowing with Intent: Jesus’s Galilean Harvest Movement as a Model for Missions
author: Kevin G
category: nonfiction • subcategory: missions • date submitted: 12.14.2023 • author id: GrKeSo31723
word count: 31797
ContentModern biblical scholars have declared that Jesus’s original intent for the parable of the sower, lost in the second century, can be known today. These same scholars come up short in declaring their supposition for Jesus’s original intent for delivering the parable. Using hermeneutics, Sowing with Intent, demonstrates Jesus’s original intent for delivering the parable of the sower and models its usefulness on the mission field. The phenomena of a harvest movement catalyst, often referred as “Person of Peace,” is core to mission strategists seeking to launch movements among unreached people groups. Sowing with Intent provides a hermeneutical foundation for using Jesus’s parable of the sower as a missionary’s ministry approach for entering new mission fields and offers a practical guide for implementation.
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title: On Holy Ground: Finding your Sacred Purpose
author: Keith A
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 12.9.2023 • author id: AnKeOn31023
word count: 51000
ContentBook Description: Reading your life story, practicing deep inner spirituality, and discovering your identity as the beloved of God motivates Christian followers of Jesus to enter the arena in our divisive culture to live as people of justice, grace, conviction and grace. We are moved to seek the kingdom of God as our priority as we address those issues that are so charged and divisive today: race, inclusion/exclusion, individualism, violence, and trauma. When we know our identity as the beloved of God, our lives take on practices that are urgently needed in our divisive culture today: thoughtful theological hospitality, discourse, and convictional practices of reading life as story and joining a movement to boldly proclaim Abba’s love. In this book I re-imagine vocation as spirituality that leads to sacred purpose.. I contend in a pastorally conversational style that vocation is a large and vibrant way to live according to Yahweh’s priorities through an intimate, lifelong companionship with Abba. Scripture, spirituality, and vocation form an ecosystem in which we understand that Scripture (the living word) points us to relationship with Jesus (the incarnate word) who calls us to vocation (a lifelong relationship of sacred purpose with Abba). Hunger for purpose is everywhere; hunger for sacred purpose is embedded in imago dei, our identity as ones created in the image of God. A subtheme of the entire book is to counter biblical illiteracy by teaching us all how to read scripture with a historical imagination. Too many today have reduced vocation to job, marketplace, and career placement. As spirituality, vocation is nothing less than companionship with Abba through the Holy Spirit. My own search tells me we find our sacred purpose in God’s world in at least these ways. In our spiritual identity as the beloved of God (“make yourselves at home in me ”). In the presence of God, Coram Deo. (Literally in the face of God where greater forces are always at work). As we are called to live all of life Soli Deo Gloria (this is our meta calling). As we recognize our intersectionality with others, we move from only asking, “Who am I?” to “who are we as God’s people in community and in the larger cultures of the world.” We embrace God’s sacred purpose for diversity, unity, and healing of our many human divisions. At our altar(s) in the world, our individual callings in ordinary time and place.\ Over a lifetime of kingdom choices. There are two subthemes: addressing the epidemic of biblical illiteracy and teaching readers how to practice historical imagination as a means of reading scripture as personal, revelational, and an ongoing conversation with Abba.
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title: Missional, Merciful, Worshipful Christians and their Churches: A Study of Luke Chapter Ten
author: Barney W
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 12.9.2023 • author id: WiBaMi30723
word count: 54000
ContentMissional, Merciful, Worshipful Christians and Their Churches: A Study of Luke Chapter Ten In this one chapter of Luke’s Gospel, we have three of the most important, if not the most important matters for those who follow Jesus, individually and collectively, a three-pronged approach to following the King and advancing his Kingdom. What would it look like if we arranged our lives to prioritize such first order things like reaching out to people outside the walls of the church, serving the hurting and marginalized, and pursuing a deepening intimacy with God in worship? Practiced in tandem, these three seminal Kingdom principles make for wholesome Christians and healthy churches. Our culture is desperate, maybe more than ever, for authentic expressions of faith that look more like Jesus. This book will help you gauge where you and your church are today concerning these three pivotal mandates and illuminate a path forward. In a word, you’ll become more missional, merciful, and worshipful.
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title: Neglecting a Great Salvation: An Exposition of the Book of Hebrews
author: Michael O
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 11.29.2023 • author id: O'MiNe29923
word count: 82000
ContentThe Christian’s salvation is a full orbed work of God. He has saved us. He is saving us. He will save us. Our salvation is deliverance from sin’s consequences, power, influence, and ultimately, sin’s presence, all by God’s grace through our faith in Jesus Christ, and the believer experiences this great salvation progressively, from the moment they believe unto its full fruition through resurrection. It’s a great salvation the believer cannot lose, but it is a salvation the believer can choose to neglect at the cost of blessings in this life and rewards in eternity. With a pastor’s heart, the inspired writer of Hebrews fervently seeks to turn his readers from a course of neglect back to a thriving life in Christ, and the urgency of the spiritual problem is made clear to the reader by his repeated warnings, admonitions, and impassioned appeals. With a pastor’s heart in kind, Pastor Mike seeks to make the same spiritual connections with believers today who may be neglecting their great salvation as well.
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title: Widow Goals - Steps to Finding Peace When Your Spouse Dies
author: Michelle B
category: nonfiction • subcategory: selfhelp • date submitted: 11.25.2023 • author id: BaMiWi29723
word count: 55000
ContentHow do you fill the giant-sized hole in your heart when your husband dies? What steps can you take to move forward? As widows, we can feel lost, shattered, and overwhelmed. So, how in the world do we go on? How do we lift our heads off the pillow to face life without our spouses? How can it be possible? In Widow Goals- Steps to Finding Peace in God When Your Spouse Dies, Michelle Bader Ebersole shares thirty tangible and practical goals that have helped her survive her season as a widow. From the very first goal of getting out of bed to the final goal of realizing you are a warrior, Michelle guides readers one step at a time on how to survive as a widow. The reader can read this book all at once or take each goal as it pertains to their specific journey. The goals are based on personal experience, research, and scriptures and will be just the thing the heart of the widow needs to hear in her current season. In this book the reader will: -Discover how not only to survive but thrive and find peace in God after losing her spouse.. -Understand what to fill the huge hole in her heart with. -Learn how to find her new purpose in life now that her soulmate is gone. -Explore who she is without her husband. -Release the why of what happened and find peace in trusting God. -Realize that she was chosen to love her husband until his last breath.
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title: Speechless - Breaking Miss Sophie's Silence
author: Rita Stella G
category: fiction • subcategory: romance • date submitted: 11.25.2023 • author id: GARiSp29623
word count: 90000
ContentAn English village, early 1900s. Never mind that Sophie cannot talk, her condition doesn’t weaken her convictions. She believes God will answer her prayers for three heartfelt desires; freedom from callous family members, the return of her voice, and finding someone who will love her for herself. God has the answer to all three. That involves a stranger, Jack, from New York, on a mission from her estranged father to grant her first wish. Yet once meeting her unexpectedly, and shocked by her muteness, he plans to convince her of her father’s care. As for her third wish, Jack has yet to discover what he feels about her himself. In a counterpoint to the possible attraction between Sophie and Jack, a fly in the ointment appears. A member of the privileged class, no less, involved in a wager concerning Sophie. He is unaware she is mute. Sophie is unaware of the wager. What could go wrong? Add a mad dash to escape, finding her mama’s precious keepsake, and a traumatic fire in an inn to the mix. Could this have any bearing on Sophie’s condition? And is Jack too late to discover Sophie’s whereabouts and bring her home?
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title: Code Finder
author: Thomas A
category: fiction • subcategory: youngadult • date submitted: 11.20.2023 • author id: AsThCo29123
word count: 80000
ContentThis book presents a family adventure in science and exploration through Central America and Africa. The book presents a geeky, adventure story that combines Indiana Jones with MacGyver. I used to love reading these things when I was young and think these science and adventure stories can be attractive to Middle Grades boys and girls. The writing embraces an overt Christian worldview. The protagonist (Dan) is in high school and everything is changing quickly around him. He is at an age when he doesn’t know what to do and is additionally encumbered with lack of self-assurance, especially in comparing his abilities with his brother and sister. The book has some perils, but it is not distressing. This is a happy story about discovery, overcoming challenges, and family love—especially between a father and son. The takeaway is an understanding of the fascinating world around us and how we can be part of discovering ancient technology. The book starts with three siblings visiting a remote pyramid in Guatemala. They trip an ancient booby trap and find a tunnel system. They tell their parents, who fly down from Illinois and join the exploration. They find additional pyramids that have a chamber inside of them. They create autonomous vehicles to help with the exploration. They also use drones and other technologies to explore. Dan, the youngest son, is small and can travel quickly through the underground tunnels, so he explores for two days by himself. Later Dan and his dad find an ancient underground city in Mexico, which the whole family explores. They come up with theories about what is going on with what they have found. They hypothesize that the pyramids are using volcano vents to create an audio signal that can be transmitted underwater, like a whale. Dan and his dad travel by sailboat and plane through the Caribbean and finally to Senegal where they find evidence of communications between the two continents. They travel into the Sahara Desert of Mauritania and find another ancient underground city with a leather code page. They meet the president of Mauritania and a professor who can translate the page. Dan and his dad scuba dive off the African coast, in Cape Verde, to find more evidence for their theory of ancient intercontinental conversation. While waiting for the scientific evaluations, Dan’s family travels to Mali and have an interesting family time there with sweet conversations. When the data and page translation are assembled, a group of Latin American and African scientists meet in Senegal to discuss their discoveries. They experiment with the technology and how it works.
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title: Holding Back Someday
author: Luke B
category: fiction • subcategory: general • date submitted: 11.5.2023 • author id: BuLuHo28523
word count: 49650
ContentCore Conway is an adult but doesn’t feel like one. For years he didn’t answer his future’s phone calls. After finding himself on the Kansas plains chasing tornadoes with tourists in the back seat of a rickety van, he collapsed under the weight of his own failures and the world’s expectations, overcome with crippling anxiety. It would take the encouragement of a mysterious stranger and a trusted friend to lift him from the depths and set him on the path God had planned for him. Meanwhile Hannah struggled with the immemorial problem of infertility, and God wouldn’t fix her situation or offer an explanation. After all, she thought, God owed her the desires of her heart because she had long been faithful. And then her sister unintentionally stole her dream. Though Hannah eventually bore a child, it would take a disaster for her to see that God had a plan all along.
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title: The Story Ripples of the Bible: Reclaiming Bible Stories as Messianic Prophecy
author: Elisabeta K
category: nonfiction • subcategory: biblestudy • date submitted: 11.2.2023 • author id: KaElTh27423
word count: 40505
ContentLearn to (re)tell the Bible’s stories as prophecy Jesus fulfilled. The biblical writers were more into showing than telling. When it comes to messianic prophecy, the human authors (and even divine Author) of the Bible spent less time making new, direct, and random predictions about the future as they did on slowly weaving old and familiar themes and types, patterns and profiles through storytelling. Their frequent flashbacks to past stories, parallels, and persons foreshadowed the future. And as the biblical narrative progresses from the Old to the New Testament, the ripple effect of these developing patterns and recycled stories eventually expand into a silhouette ready for the Messiah to step into as the perfect match. The power of story in the Bible is the key to giving us all a fuller and more biblical view of prophecy.
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title: Mindset of the Redeemed
author: Sherri Y
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 10.27.2023 • author id: YoShMi26723
word count: 48000
ContentJesus called you. You received Him. He saved you from your sins. You believe all of that. Yet, there's something missing. It's like you can't get it right, no matter how hard you try. What's wrong with me? Why do I say "yes" to what isn't good for me? Where is the joy of my salvation? Am I just broken? Mindset of the Redeemed speaks to the one looking in the mirror asking these questions. It's for the one who loves Jesus yet feels bound to a less-than-abundant life, the one who fears this just might be... as good as it gets. Mindset of the Redeemed reminds you who God created you to be. Chances are you've been operating under a mindset of misinformation - lies about who God is, and who you are to God - without even realizing it. The truth is that you're redeemed. This book teaches you how to reclaim that truth; how to spot and reject the lies; and how to renew your mind and start living the life of the Redeemed.
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title: Days With Jesus: Making Sense Of Our Lives From The Greatest Man In History
author: jim j
category: nonfiction • subcategory: spiritualgrowth • date submitted: 10.20.2023 • author id: jajiDa25423
word count: 95000
ContentThis book offers encouragement to the reader to understand the impact of the life of Jesus. It presents his life and times with a focus on applying biblical principles, leading the reader toward life transformation. Jesus is the most popular, pivotal, and central person in the history of the world. Unfortunately, most people do not have a clear idea of who Jesus was as a man, what his mission entailed, and what it means to their daily lives. Sadly, this includes many who consider themselves Christians and attend a church but have a very superficial or inadequate view of Jesus. As a culture, we are currently riding a wave of curiosity and fascination with Jesus. This is evidenced by the worldwide hit series ‘The Chosen’ that chronicles the life of Jesus, and various best-selling books and podcasts—including the Joe Rogan Experience, which is the most-listened to podcast in the world. Where there was previously resistance and skepticism by former generations, Gen Z is open to spiritual things, especially as it relates to the life of Jesus. Thus, the purpose of Days With Jesus is to capitalize on this movement and help readers, both in and outside the church, connect with Jesus through scripture and his cultural context. This book will be a catalyst for discovery and personal growth as it has discussion questions at the end of each day for one person, a small group, or a whole church campaign. It is both documentary and devotional or, ‘docuvotional’. Special Features: Website: I designed a website to connect with the book and myself as the author as I take teaching trips to Israel with groups of all sizes. This has been an amazing tool to help people understand Jesus and sell the book. www.DaysWithJesus.com Videos: I took over 20 videos on-location in Israel which coincide with many of the days in the book. These will be accessed by a person’s phone with a QR code on the top of the page. Or, if the technology exists, to have the video embedded in the digital version of the book as they read. One video example is this one from Youtube.
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