Stephen Kirkendall, ChFC (chartered financial consultant), has helped Christians with financial investments for many years through mortgage loans, life insurance, investments, estate planning, retirement-income planning, and wealth management. He realized early on that most Christians have serious questions about tithing, but there seemed to be no solid answers. He decided to dig deeper into the truth in the Scriptures. There are too many wolves on TV, the Internet, and YouTube. They state that pastors who talk about tithing are thieves and that tithing is unscriptural and that they're getting away with it because no one is challenging them with the full truth. Churches have broken up over tithing. There are marriages that have ended in divorce because of tithing. The real, full truth needs to come out. It is so important that God uses more than seven chapters to explain The result is the biblically driven study Necessary for Jesus. Most Christians know what was necessary for Jesus. Seventy prophecies fulfilled. Why don't Christians know what is necessary for Jesus? Seventy rewards for helping Jesus.During his search for answers, Kirkendall knew he could honestly answer questions about money by going straight to God's teaching--the Bible. Stephen also realized that when he used the Scriptures, it had to be copy-and-paste. All Christians, especially the church teachers and leaders, need to know the full truth about tithing and how the lessons about it in the Scriptures still apply today. Giving back to God is the wisest investment Christians can make. It will not only lead to financial security but also to a completely blessed and prosperous life. Visit https: //tithingproofnkjv.com for "Help stop lies about N.T. tithes". It's less than a 30 minute read To reach out to the Author, please email: Steve@stephenkirkendall.com.

Necessary for Jesus: 70 Prophecies 70 Rewards

Stephen R. Kirkendall

Christian Faith Publishing

This is the true story of God doing the impossible. A young couple leaves Silicon Valley to learn Kurdish in Berlin. They have a passion to share the love of Jesus with the world, particularly those who are oppressed, unloved, and disenfranchised. As the First Gulf War ends, they are called to lead a team of relief workers in the mountains of eastern Turkey and Iraq to assist the hundreds of thousands of Kurds who have fled for their lives. Their faith is stretched further as they attempt to adopt two starving Kurdish sisters. Finally, God asks them if their faith is big enough to trust Him -even if they lose these precious children. It is a story of two fragile people, facing formidable challenges, with scant human resources, under extreme conditions. Read about faith when confronted by fear, hope when all seems lost, and peace in the midst of life's greatest struggles. Between Iraq and a Hard Place tells the saga of a couple under intense pressure, of two children facing certain death, and a people facing genocide.

Between Iraq and a Hard Place

Biographies & Memoirs

Legacy, Kirk

Leaders & Notable People

Sad, happy, fearful, excited, angry, feelings in children come and go throughout the day, but do they know how to talk about or manage them? Using imagery that children can relate to, this book serves as a tool to open dialogue between children and adults about emotions and the part they play in affecting ones' moods and reactions. Through the help of his mom, Matt discovers his "feeling closet" and learns how choice gives him the power to change his day. A book written for varying ages, it includes talking points and activities to help children begin the journey of improving their emotional intelligence.

The Feeling Closet: What are you Wearing Today?

Children's Books

Lorrie Manosh

Growing Up & Facts of Life

I thought and believed, for most of my Christian walk, I was living "free in Christ." Until one day, for the umpteenth time, God asked me to read about the adulterous woman thrown at his feet. Have you ever wondered how in the world Jesus could tell the adulterous woman to "go and sin no more"? I have, for years, because my life did not line up with what he was telling her to do. I still "sinned," which led me to beat myself up and not love parts of myself. What I had learned and been taught in the church was not working anymore...I was tired. I was exhausted from trying so hard to perform for God, others, and myself. God was getting ready to change my "core beliefs" from what I had learned for years in the church as "truth" to "his truth." I never thought the answer to my question would come at such a price nor take four years of unwinding my core beliefs and writing a book to get there. The answer did come though and is inside this book. I am so excited to share part of the road I traveled, which led me to the answer. Some of this book will be "AHA!" moments for you or you might find yourself saying, "I always believed this within myself, but couldn't put it into words." God desires and invites us to clearly see him as he sees us and to know him as he knows us (1 Corinthians 13:12). He also wants us to learn who we really are in him. I am hoping through this book, like me, you also will find your freedom in Christ because it is time to really live free.

Time to Really Live Free

Religion & Spirituality

Gaston, Darlene

Christian Books & Bibles

Dreydens

Forrest Hubbard Jr.

LOOK! This is the way it is: A Perspective of Life through the Lenses of a Very Real Chick

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mezza, Aileen Amador

Mental Health

Having a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ affords us with so many benefits and promises. One major benefit is being able to come to the throne of grace with boldness so we can communicate with God one on one. I don't know about you, but I am grateful to God that I can come to Him on my own and not have to relay my most intimate thoughts and personal requests through another person. As we study God's Word and spend more quality time in His presence, this builds our faith and strengthens our confidence in knowing that our salvation is secured. So many times in relationships, it lacks the security and assurance we are looking for, because one or both parties are not giving the relationship the attention that it needs. When it comes to our salvation, we don't just accept Jesus into our heart and sit back and relax; accepting Jesus is only the beginning. Just like any other relationship, it has to be cultivated and will mature through time. The Bible, for an example, mentions the early stages of a new believer as a baby who desires the sincere milk of the Word that he may grow thereby (1 Peter 2:2 KJV). This shows we are not fully grown in the Word, knowing and understanding all of the scriptures and wonders of the Bible the same day we are saved; we learn and grow through time and life experiences with God. After reading this book, my prayer is that it will stir up the desire in each individual to get to know God in a close and personal way, and through this desire, become assured in their faith that they will know, without a doubt, they are Saved!

How Do I Know I Am Really Saved?

Williams, Jacqui D

The Hollow Walk

Mitch Wagner's family life and faith is just an image of modern Christianity. He works at a Christian social media company that services churches and ministries. His family attends the local mega-church, where his wife Megan has just been made the female worship leader. His kids, Hailey and Austin have been put through private Christian school, where Austin is in his senior year. Hailey attends the local Community college.\nMitch's Christian walk and relationship with God goes only as far as the image he's projected.\nFor many years, Mitch has been numbing himself while his Christian walk has grown hollow to the point where Mitch can't even tell the difference anymore. But then, several serious devastating events hit Mitch's life unexpectedly, leaving him to ask is there a real God and what was the point of his faith.\n"And just believe? Really? That's your great answer?! Why should I believe in this God stuff anymore? You know I'm getting a little tired of left holding the bag here while being completely humiliated in the process! So tell me what's the magic formula? Who do I have to watch online or listen to on the radio? What tape series or book do I need to buy? Tell me what the algebra is for God? So I can have my life back!" Mitch shouts back.\n2

Davies, Larry A.

Mitch Wagner's family life and faith is just an image of modern Christianity. He works at a Christian social media company that services churches and ministries. His family attends the local mega-church, where his wife Megan has just been made the female worship leader. His kids, Hailey and Austin have been put through private Christian school, where Austin is in his senior year. Hailey attends the local Community college. Mitch's Christian walk and relationship with God goes only as far as the image he's projected. For many years, Mitch has been numbing himself while his Christian walk has grown hollow to the point where Mitch can't even tell the difference anymore. But then, several serious devastating events hit Mitch's life unexpectedly, leaving him to ask is there a real God and what was the point of his faith. "And just believe? Really? That's your great answer?! Why should I believe in this God stuff anymore? You know I'm getting a little tired of left holding the bag here while being completely humiliated in the process! So tell me what's the magic formula? Who do I have to watch online or listen to on the radio? What tape series or book do I need to buy? Tell me what the algebra is for God? So I can have my life back!" Mitch shouts back.

Brian R. Webster is a physician assistant, who has pursued God most of his adult life. He lost his two best friends in high school, due to an amusement park ride accident. He came close to dying, as well. He's practiced medicine in various specialties, Substance Abuse, and in maximum security prisons. His first wife, a severe diabetic, went blind on their honeymoon. Later, she died from two separate breast cancers after almost twenty years of marriage. Amidst the struggles and adversities in Brian's life, he has continued trusting and pursuing God. As Paul said in the analogy of his life, "I have fought the good fight, and have finished my race." Christians, who are followers of Christ, have their own race to run. It is a marathon, not a sprint. The race only ends at death. Then, the trophy is presented to the victor, by God. The crowd observing the race is comprised of everyone encountered during their lifetime. Just like the Iron-Man races, the supporters are there to cheer at the finish line. This book is designed to encourage runners to fight discouragement and struggles during various life storms; to continue their trust in God; to complete their race. <ul> <li>This book is ideal for encouraging personal growth in Bible studies.</li> <li>This book can aid in strengthening individuals in their personal relationship with Christ.</li> <li>This book can help Christ's followers better deal with personal tragedy, PTSD, fear, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. And, to better understand how Satan uses distractions and diversions in his attempts to remove us from our race for God.</li> </ul>

Stay the Course...: Win Your Race

Webster, Brian R

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Necessary for Jesus: 70 Prophecies 70 Rewards

Between Iraq and a Hard Place

The Feeling Closet: What are you Wearing Today?

Time to Really Live Free

Dreydens

LOOK! This is the way it is: A Perspective of Life through the Lenses of a Very Real Chick

How Do I Know I Am Really Saved?

The Hollow Walk

The Hollow Walk

Stay the Course...: Win Your Race