Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned… Dan Tate feels like his life is spiraling out of control. His PTSD symptoms have returned, fueled by the terrifying ordeals he has faced. His ex-wife has dragged him into court, threatening to take custody of their children. And worst of all, Beverly’s sinister partner has finally revealed herself… Consumed by her obsessive desire for revenge, this evil mastermind is willing to do whatever it takes to make the town of Anger pay. With the help of a collector from New York, she obtains a ghost that could make her and Beverly’s plans come to fruition. And together, they are an unstoppable force. Dan has only one hope for victory. He must force her to confront the horrors she has inflicted on the town. But this enemy knows Dan’s heart better than anyone. And she knows exactly how to hurt him the most…

A small group study guide to acommpany "Overcoming Emotions that destroy" by Chip Ingram.

Many of the people that I admired over the years were local or nationally renowned ministers and pastoral who were also authors and scholars. Some of these individuals received both national and international recognition for their contribution to the church and the academy (e.g., Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor, Dr. Howard Thurman, Bishop Vashti McKenzie and Dr. Cheryl Townsend-Gilkes), while others received love, acclaim, gratitude from their congregants and constituents of their church and local community.

The Tools for Stability book is composed of tools that Melva has learned, not necessarily from doctors, but by her experiences. She wanted people to learn quickly what has taken her 25 years to learn. It comprises anger management, stress management, how to work with doctors, how to deal with medications, tips on saving money, how to find a compatible roommate, many other tools to survive in a troubled world, plus her experiences with having bipolar. It can not only help people with mental illness, but anyone that wants to improve their mental attitude and their relationships.

For many of us, no matter what we do, no matter how well we try to distract ourselves, there is always a buzz of anxiety in the background of our minds. We can never truly connect with others or focus on the task at hand. Life's worries, big and small, fill us with dread. Many of our intuitive ways of experiencing the world, especially how we feel about ourselves, are mistaken. Buddhist thought and practice offer tools to dispel the buzz, and to engage with life in an authentic and meaningful way, by showing us how to see the world more clearly. If we only see the world through the prism of ourselves, we see it incorrectly--we miss the point. Philosopher Nic Bommarito explores how centuries-old Buddhist techniques can teach us to get out of our own way, learn to understand how the world really is, and take steps to change our experiences of it. This short and friendly primer presents a guide to the good life that anyone can follow, laying out the basic philosophical ideas behind Buddhism's teachings and offering practical techniques and practices.

While traveling on the road of an ordinary day, Nora was suddenly swept into what seemed to be the classroom of hell. Within the shadows of soul-numbing loss, counterbalancing hope shined when the divine omniscience of God’s powerful assurance and grace unfolded and guided her towards redemption. Devastated by a brutal murder-suicide and string of betrayals, Nora’s pastor encouraged her to fight forward in faith. As she did, she discovered the truth about love and forgiveness while guiding her grieving son Toby towards restored hope by supporting him in building a hospital in a poverty stricken village overseas. While offering Toby new meaning, Nora discovered profound new meaning for herself. Lucia St Monica’s first novel “Only God Can Turn This Mess Into His Messages” leads us to recognize the early signs of domestic violence and it’s irrefutable connection to fatherlessness as she simultaneously inspires us to reconsider how we respond to our time on earth. Her life experiences and research is currently leading her to outreach several statewide family support-based programs in search for answers to the missing links in our system as she strives to bring dignity to fatherless children and long overdue support to their caretakers. Lucia is passionate about exemplified inspiration, cultural diversity and raising awareness of family issues.

The Word of God Inspired by Men and Women is a book that uses biblical principles outlining God's attributes with sound doctrine. Evangelist Lennoah Pickett-Thomas wants to share her findings with others to help them in their journey and purpose of life.The Word of God Inspired by Men and Women is a book that you can easily read, get general understanding of, meditate on, and study the Bible scriptures. It is a book designed to read again and again to have your spirits lifted, or to pass on to others for them to be encouraged by.The Word of God Inspired by Men and Women has useful tools and strategies to overcome obstacles by using God's Word and important topic teachings on how to pray and fast, how to be in God's presence, how to share the love of God with everyone, how to be a servant and giver; how to develop a close relationship with God; how to forgive and be forgiving; how to change your mind-set and heart for good and to do good. The Word of God Inspired by Men and Women was written for lives to be fulfilled with the fullness of God for true prosperity, true inner peace, true inner joy, true inner happiness, true inner health, true inner love. And to share the Good News, that God's will be done by Christ Jesus, through the Holy Spirit, right here on earth as in heaven.Learn how to be and live Christlike; how to be led by the Spirit of God using the fruits of the Spirit; how to hear the voice of God, receive instructions and directions; learn about God's love, God's peace, God's joy, and God's promises that are given freely. If you truly have a heart's desire to know truth, then this book is for you!