God Loves High Heels. The Triumphant Spirit of Women Vs. The Crimes And Restraints Of Religious Government. Constitutional Equal Rights For American Women, When, Mr. Christian? Ever ask yourself, "Golly, how did the Western World become so monstrously sexist?" Well, God Loves High Heels asked that very question. Now, God Loves High Heels presents: Answers!

Carnegie shares the revelation that God made ample provisions for His women--Warriors In High Heels--to face the enemy without fear or favor. She empowers women to stand firm in the certain knowledge that the Genesis 3: 15 Commission is urgent--to fight for their homes, heritage, and for the honor of the human family in Christ. (Practical Life)

The tragedies of my yesterdays are now the sermons I preach, the lessons I share, and the memories that have caused me to lay down the stones that I used to carry.Rose 'Maria McCarthy' Anding was trapped in a life of addiction, crime, sex, violence, and homelessness for over twenty-five years. Her life turned on an axis ofHigh Heels, Honey Lips, and White Powder. During that time, she was raped, robbed, beaten, shot at, and became involved in the infamous drug scandal of Mayor Marion Barry of Washington, D.C.; she was even jailed. After four marriages and decades acting the harlot, leading men astray with her high heels, honeyed lips, and perfumed sheets, Maria hit rock bottom. Her fourth husband's ultimatum was, 'Get it together or get out.' World-weary Maria McCarthy found herself on the doorstep of a spiritual rehab center, and finally met her Savior and was reintroduced to Rose, the woman God created her to be. Once she'd traded her high heels for a Bible and her cocaine for a relationship with Jesus, only then could she perform the task God made her to do. Mere months after completing drug rehabilitation, Rose was counseling and sharing her story with other women who had been leading similar lifestyles to her own. Because Rose met and fell in love with Jesus, this book is her way of telling all that it doesn't matter who you are or what your addiction is, if you feel helpless and alone, Jesus can set you free–just come and fall in love with Jesus!

Simone Johnson has lived in hell and back again. She realizes that living in Hell becomes a continuous life style for her. She must love it because she keeps dating online meeting the same types of men with the same types of problems. Simone is ready to live a new life style with a different kind of love. She now has to pay the price for all her past mistakes. She does not realize that the best man for her has been sitting in front of her all along. Can she stop looking for online love to see whats right in front of her or will she continue paying the price to live in Hell? Simone has to change her mindset and stop looking for Mr. Right Now in order for Mr. Right to come along. Gordon Wilson is a educated man and one of the most gorgeous available men in the town of Rochester New York. Gordon is a church going man, professional man and a successful business man. He has a past like most of us and he allows his mother to have a part in it all. He has to come to terms with living in hell continuously or stepping out to conquer all things in his life. His main problem is that he uses his church image to attract women. Gordon is now on the hunt for a wife but he has some demons he has to conquer before moving forth into yet another relationship. Sinclair Rogers was totally out of control in her life. She starts out a professional dancer and ends up a stripper. She wants out of the game but does not know how to let go the glamor and the money. She wants a normal life, children and a man who can truly love her. Will she find a life of love in the strip club or will she have to turn her life over to a higher power to get control of all the HELL thats showing up in her life. You shouldnt find someone else until you find yourself. - Will Koz

Have you ever felt like everyone seems to know God better than you or that their day-to-day is somehow more Christ-centered than yours? Discovering how God can manifest His love in our daily lives is no easy feat. Early childhood provides a great opportunity to instill the idea that we can find God in everyday activities as long as we look in the right places. Children see God through their family and friends and have the opportunity to see their loved one's experience a personal and special relationship with God. This book shows firsthand that baseball, hot dogs, and lots of glitter can all be unexpected examples of God's love for us.

Has romantic, fulfilling love, and intimacy eluded you? Have you finally found the love of your life? If not, perhaps you will find respite in this story because it is the story of how such love continues to elude one woman over a period of several decades. Resolved that love nourishes the soul and makes life purposeful in both magical and mysterious ways, this author found perfect love in God and watched God lavish her life with extravagant evidence of his love. Such perfect love transformed her life and the "running over" ("My cup runneth over" [Psalm 23]) allows her to freely share God's love with everyone she meets, both in the USA and across the world.

A true, compelling story about the search for unconditional love and the major role played by God! It becomes apparent that maybe nothing is by chance. e desires and dreams of the author seem far fetched as she wants to hear messages from God and the angels! Her aching desire is what we all desire, to be loved, unconditionally. To feel accepted, to feel as if she belongs, and to know that God loves her, was her focus for she was a lost soul as one of ve children. Little did she know that all along there were signs and messages from God, from the Universe! God had a plan for her! God was paying attention to her prayers and dreams! God was listening! Now it was time for her to start loving her true self and to listen to God. Pure ecstasy, exhilaration, over the top sensations of divine love came to her! ese are the gifts from God and the angelic realm. You too can experience these signs and messages and receive the gifts from God, just follow her lead as she shows you the way. Full of her visions, messages and dreams, the book shows you how to follow patterns and lessons that God has planned out for you. To live as One, to know LOVE NEVER DIES, and to know that you are a co-creator is her message to all humanity.

What woman doesn't love cute shoes? Rhonda Rhea's not afraid to admit her obsession with them--or to use this "shallow" addiction as a basis for a book! High Heels in High Places is a biblical journey for women who want to go deeper in their spiritual lives, but also want fall-off-your-high-heels laughter along the way. Using Colossians 1:9-12 as a springboard, Rhonda takes women on a fun adventure infused with practical spiritual truth about what it means to walk worthy before God. This unique and hilarious exploration is perfect for the "shoe overachiever" in all of us. It makes a great gift for the woman who has it all (and just doesn't have enough closet space to store it), or can be an enlightening small group resource.

Saltwater Taffy and Red High Heels is a manual for breast cancer patients and survivors. It details the author's journey through her diagnosis and recovery from Stage IIIA breast cancer.

Set in the 1950's in Westchester County, New York, High Heels begins as sixth-grader Dolores Morgan escapes from her tormented childhood at home by visiting the town library. Almost every afternoon, behind the stacks and all the way into the dimly backroom, she is not alone. It is in books that she finds friends from all over the world - David Copperfield, The Pathfinder, The Great Gatsby, The Count of Monte Cristo, and her little friend, Huw, as he works in the coal mines with his dad in How Green Was My Valley. She goes with Master David when he receives his beatings and he comes with her when she receives hers, and together, they learn endurance. From The Count of Monte Cristo, she learns the power that comes with being on time, and, from each of her fictional friends she takes solace, feels less alone and less afraid. Are fictional mentors and glorious daydreams enough to nurture her spirit through a family life filled with trauma? They have to be. She must prevail.