Deacon Ralph Johnson moves slowly and laboriously, shuffling as he walks. But ask him about his wife Connie and her ordeal at work, and he beams with pride. Everyone at the General Services Administration Building in Kansas City,  Missouri knew Connie was a Christian because of the Bible on her desk and the Christian trinkets adorning her work area. One co-worker constantly harassed and ridiculed Connie as he passed her desk. He would often say, "How can you believe that rubbish?"Connie believed the implications of Genesis 1:26-28 and treated this co-worker with dignity and respect, just as she treated the rest of her co-workers. With the Spirit's enablement, Connie regularly produced the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23), living a beautifully attractive life at her workplace.The scattered church, I believe, is missing an opportunity for an embodied apologetic to address some of these racial economic disparities and inequalities. The church is divinely and uniquely equipped and empowered to attack and eradicate our racialized economy. But what is a racialized economy?

Race, Economics, and Apologetics: Is There A Connection?

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Bobo, Luke

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Led To The Stream: Refreshing In Life's Valley

Ferguson, C Walter

Do you ever find yourself believing things others have told you about your life, your walk with God, the church, or even how you should interpret the Bible? Have you lived your life based upon a lie that someone has spoken into your life? Pastor Gail Dudley's "Who told you that?" exposes the reality about some of those beliefs and assumptions. Genesis 1:1 reveals to us, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." Over and over again throughout the first chapter of Genesis God declares, "It was good." It's all good! So what's up with the woman in Genesis chapter three? What in the world? She, like many of us today, allows others to whisper in our ears the lies of the enemy that, in turn, fill our minds with false information. Prayerfully this book will open your eyes, get you thinking, and lead you to ask yourself, and others, "Who Told You That?" It's time to expose the deception and to live into the truth.

Who Told You That

Dudley, Gail E.

In Ready to Pray, Gail Dudley shares the life lessons that the Lord has poured into her life through her spiritual journey with Him. Whether these were seasons of joy, seasons of sorrow, seasons of want, or seasons of plenty, the Lord has been working in Gail's life for many years, teaching her the disciplines of prayer and the power that comes through the life of someone who is obedient to calling on Him during all of life's challenges. Gail has firsthand experience in how to develop and build a powerful prayer life; her life is a living testimony of a life transformed by the power of prayer and having a heart of worship. In Ready to Pray, Gail pours her heart into the pages of this book, sharing the intimate and hard lessons that God has taught her-the very circumstances that brought her to her knees before the Lord-the very lessons that taught her about prayer, the power of prayer, the need for prayer, and the joy and freedom that is found in worshipping the Lord Jesus Christ.

Ready to Pray a Spiritual Journey of Prayer and Worship

<p>Fear can consume us and rob us of the precious present. How truly blessed we are by the grace of God to have been given abundant and eternal life through Jesus Christ. Our lives are constantly being unfolded to reveal our place of purpose, peace, and power within the Lord's redemptive plan. Yet we inevitably face along this life's journey much that seeks to interfere with our growth, frustrate our prosperity, and impede our forward motion. Without the necessary tools that permit our victory in Christ to be translated to victory in our daily living and relationships, we end up being accomplices to our own injury. Through this book you can experience a life altering freedom when you surrender it all to God. You will explore how to discover faith in the midst of your deepest pain, walk in freedom, remove the masks, and experience a transformational process from fear to faith ~ then walk in peace that can only be granted by God.</p>

Ready to Change My Name

<p>Teresa, the author of No Sex in the City, along with Lisa, the main character, takes readers on a thought-provoking and thrilling ride about the highs and lows of dating. This book is a page-turner. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.</p>

No Sex in the City

Smith, Teresa

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