Do Yourself a Favor: Love Your Wife

Do yourself a favor: love your wife

Religion & Spirituality

Williams, H. Paige

Christian Books & Bibles

Logos

Holy nudges

Marguerite Reiss

Prison to Praise

Many people list this as the most unusual book they have ever read. Millions say it changed their lives and introduced them to the solution to their problems. This is not a book about a prison with bars, but about a prison of circumstances-and how to be set free!

Biographies & Memoirs

Carothers, Merlín R.

Leaders & Notable People

VERY LITTLE WEAR FOR A BOOK OF ANY AGE! STRONG SPINE BINDING AND PAGES, SHIPS SAME DAY WITH TRACKING NUMBER!cstshlf

Where Flies Don't Land: The Story of a Junkie, Jailhouses, and Jesus

Graham, Jerry

How Christians Meditate

Malcolm Smith

Love, love, love

Len Evans

Freeway under construction

CORNWALL, JUDSON

You don't have to be old when you grow old

Phil Kerns

If I Should Die Before I Live: Meditations for Seniors

A disquieting question persists: “What if I should die before I feel life is full?” It is deeply personal, hauntingly spiritual. It’s a challenge to re-visit beliefs and the dynamics of faith, love, hope. Exploration brings a fresh encounter: the human and spiritual elements of “self.” These are not contending identities; each supplies unique initiatives for life’s fullness. Both need nurturing; either can be ignored. Spiritual experience makes promise and mystery real; this enhances earthly achievements.
These Meditations focus on spiritual vitality—especially for seniors. They reach beyond a biological birth-death time-frame. They touch on continuity beyond earth-time. God’s initiatives enrich the spiritual self—grace energizes faith. This generates and motivates people to offer acts of love. Love fosters grander character and perspective, wholesome relationships, healing for the heart-hungry/heart-broken. The outcome: a healthier self experiencing joy and peace—wholeness for life beyond death.

Smyth, Richard R

Self-Help

A disquieting question persists: "What if I should die before I feel life is full?" It is deeply personal, hauntingly spiritual. It's a challenge to re-visit beliefs and the dynamics of faith, love, hope. Exploration brings a fresh encounter: the human and spiritual elements of "self." These are not contending identities; each supplies unique initiatives for life's fullness. Both need nurturing; either can be ignored. Spiritual experience makes promise and mystery real; this enhances earthly achievements.These Meditations focus on spiritual vitality--especially for seniors. They reach beyond a biological birth-death time-frame. They touch on continuity beyond earth-time. God's initiatives enrich the spiritual self--grace energizes faith. This generates and motivates people to offer acts of love. Love fosters grander character and perspective, wholesome relationships, healing for the heart-hungry/heart-broken. The outcome: a healthier self experiencing joy and peace--wholeness for life beyond death.

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