THE UNSUNG VERSES: A Poetry Collection is not just a book, it is a dream come true. Getting a book published by including poems which are extremely close to my heart, was always a desire, which blossomed in my heart over the years of my growing up. Literature is the food for soul for me. I have always took pride in collecting books from writers across the globe. I am a voracious reader and a creative writer. I write poems, stories and articles in English and Hindi. This Anthology has 51 poems composed by me. I derive inspiration from daily life and various aspects from the myriad human emotions. Life is not life, if emotions are drained from the fountain of the heart. Majority of my poems are filled with the love between a mother and child. I empathize with people from all walks of life be it a heart broken lady, a small girl vendor or a transgender. The book is dedicated to my son, who is the sole purpose of my life. I wish, when he grows up, he nurtures and inherits the love for literature. I strive to raise him as a human being, the society may be proud of someday. Whatever he aims to be in life, my priority is to let him inculcate human values in his nature and character as he grows up as a man. I am sure, my efforts in composing these poems will be appreciated by my most respected and loved readers.

The best-known songs in the world are violent, sexist, and religious — so why do we celebrate national anthems when we should be rewriting them? The story begins in a London theatre in 1745, where the modern idea of anthems started out as triumphant expressions of national superiority. They glorified violence, claimed the support of God for their country, and mostly ignored women. David Pate says it’s time to dump lyrics about cutting throats, watering fields with blood, building walls with the bodies of enemies, and celebrating the sound of machine guns. From the author’s own youth as a schoolboy in Scotland when he was caned for refusing to sing “God Save the Queen” to the ubiquity of anthems in sports and as weapons for extreme patriotism, The Worst Songs in the World looks at the origins of many of the world’s anthems, including the movie theme song that became China’s national anthem and the English tune used for “The Star-Spangled Banner.” This wide-ranging, deeply researched narrative combines politics, personalities, humour, and vivid storytelling to argue for what we should all want: better national songs.

A stunning collection of 100 poems of beauty, inspiration, and hope based on universal themes drawn from nature and observa-tions about our shared experiences and fears in a hectic and challenging world. Unsung Verses features superb and timeless images of harmony and beauty in the natural world. The craftsmanship is outstandingly brilliant, and remarkably exquisite and simple. Haimnauth Ramkirath's voice rises above the discordant notes of a turbulent and dark world, reaching the realms of splendor, beauty, and peace we all crave. This collection resonates with inspiration and hope and offers a solace that is immediately refreshing and almost tranquilizing. This is the fourth work of a rising poet whose writings shine with the language and music that is breathtaking and timeless. This collection will offer immense satisfaction and joy to readers, young and old.

Many times, ordinary happenings in our lives serve to beautifully illustrate and reveal God's truths to us. Jesus set the example by using everyday happenings (parables) to illustrate the truths in all His teachings. And if we simply keep our eyes open, we could observe that God is still teaching us in the same manner. We could also be aware that even many well known Scriptures may contain beautiful truths that are often overlooked by the casual student. In this study, a lifelong Bible teacher with an unusual passion for searching out these little hidden lessons, not only by observing and applying everyday happenings to illustrate the meanings of various Scriptures, but also looking at several familiar Scriptures through different lenses in an effort to find additional truths. Herein, he shares some of these little hidden treasures with us.

Marcel Dupré's career as an organist spanned the first seven decades of the 20th century, and took him all over Europe, North America, and Australasia. He delighted vastaudiences wherever he played, and attracted large numbers of enthusiastic students, for whom his church of St. Sulpice in Paris and his home at Meudon were their musical Mecca. Dupré had a profound influence on a host of musicians who sought his guidance, and as a composer for the organ his place in the historical line of J.S. Bach, the Couperins, César Franck, Widor, and Vierne is assured. Graham Steed is recognized for his skilled and musicianly advocacy of Dupré's compositions and he brings a keen and discerning intelligence to his analyses.

With more than 750,000 copies sold, the Woman After God's Own Heart® Bible study series continues to be extremely popular for both individual and group study. Are you living in the Holy Spirit's power? The book of Acts is filled with incredible examples of God's Spirit at work in the lives of His people. As you study along with Elizabeth George, you'll learn about... the Spirit's promises and provision, and what they mean to you your unique place in God's church and how the Holy Spirit uses you being a blessing to both believers and unbelievers As a Christian you have the same commission God gave to the people in Acts. Step out in the Spirit's power...and yield yourself completely to all God wants to do through you.

The Teacher's Bible Commentary has been one of the widely used reference tools for Sunday School Teachers for over 25 years. From the ideal stage, the commentary was designed to meet the week-to week needs of men and women who have the awesome responsibility of leading others in the study of God's word.