Beyond Sonship to Friendship, How to Gain Uncommon Attention from God Would Jesus call you a mere acquaintance or a true friend? It is essential to know the difference. Many are called to be sons, but few are chosen to be friends. In Beyond Sonship to Friendship, internationally acclaimed author and Bible teacher, Angela Lougee, delves into the powerful mysteries of becoming one of the few who gains uncommon attention from God, and is accounted as His true friend. Is there a genuine yearning in your soul to be more than just one in the crowd? Do you want to unveil the principles of tapping into the benefits, favor, and intimacy, exclusively reserved for God's friends? Inside the pages of this book you'll uncover hidden ways to become a part of God's inner circle, thus joining the ranks of His most loyal disciples and the great Prophets of old. Through solid biblical strategies, you will learn exactly what you must do to realign your character and your choices with God's criteria, and position yourself to possess the promises and provision laid up for those who walk closely with God. No longer do you have to settle for hearing and talking about being God's friend. now you can experience it for yourself. Angela Lougee is impacting the masses across the US, Africa, and Europe with the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. A graduate of Revival Impact Bible School, Lougee is passionate about sharing practical wisdom and biblical teaching to those seeking to fulfill their divine purpose. She holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration, as well as a Master of Science Degree in Human Resource Management from The Robert Gordon University, in Aberdeen, Scotland. She is an ordained minister, anointed speaker, life coach, doting wife and proud mother. For more details visit www.rhemalifesolutions.com

During nightly prayer a monk falls into a deep and unexpected meditative trance that takes him back and forth in time, forcing him to revisit life, reluctant intentions, and sublimated lusts. The night serves as both personal abyss and universal refuge to longstanding doubts, suppressed anger, and reluctant self-discovery. He is compelled and repelled by a most primal mystery and a most final revelation. Vasile Munteanu was born in Romania and moved to the United States as a teenager. He holds advanced degrees in both Literature and Philosophy from Oakland University in Michigan and State University of New York at Binghamton respectively. He teaches Philosophy and Literature at the College of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas. Godmaker is his first novel.

Paul Zeppelin incorporates the fragments of his lifelong experiences into an undeniably vivid and well defined imagery and leads the reader into his cultivated and wide ranged world of poetic vision. Paul is an author who must be read alone yet be heard from the first row.

Throughout the world, people believe that much of what they do is accidental, ordinary, and inconsequential, while other acts can bring on divine retribution or earn eternal grace. In Man and the Sacred, Caillois demonstrates how humanity's ambiguous attitude toward the sacred influences behavior and culture. Drawing on a diverse array of ethnographic contexts, including the sexual rituals of the Ba-Thong of South Africa and evidence drawn from aboriginal Australian, Eskimo, and traditional Chinese social systems, Caillois analyzes the role of the forbidden in the social cohesion of the group. He examines the character of the sacred in the light of specific instances of taboos and transgressions, exploring wide differences in attitudes toward diet and sex and extreme behaviors associated with the sacred, such as rapture and paroxysm. He also discusses the festival--an exuberant explosion following a period of strict repression--and compares its functions with those of modern war. A classic study of one of the most fundamental aspects of human social and spiritual life, Man and the Sacred--presented here in Meyer Barash's superb English translation--is a companion volume to Caillois's Man, Play and Games.

The Tipping Point By: Justin Roberts Ishwar Dhoni, a diplomat with a pleasantly undemanding job in twenty-seventh century Europe, is sent on assignment to the Earth Administration’s outpost on the North American continent after getting too close to his superior’s daughter. In North America, Ishwar finds himself on the outskirts of a civilization that collapsed five hundred years earlier. Through his reading and discussions with others at the outpost, he discovers a society that began to worship both God and guns with equal fervor — and continues to do so. As Ishwar and his new love interest, the archaeologist Carmen Loure, venture away from the outpost to learn more about the civilization, they encounter civilians trying to flee North America — and also the people hunting them. The Tipping Point is both a gripping thriller and a thoughtful analysis of the United States’ present-day gun culture.

This book is not just another attempt to sensationalize the Second Coming of Christ, or to grab headlines in the newspaper. Instead, it is a well thought out biblical analysis of the subject of Jesus' return to the earth. Author, Dr. Jimmie L. Chapman, makes no attempt to set a date for the coming of Christ; but he gives us biblical proof that it must be near. "Many have made the foolish mistake of setting a date for the Lord's return only to meet with frustration and Jesus himself warned us, "But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only." Matthew 24:36. "Jesus has given us numerous signs that will precede his return and we are seeing nearly all of them in this age and we will assuredly see them all soon." he said. Dr. Chapman shows us that the idea of the Second Coming is in the Bible from Genesis to the Revelation. It is our responsibility to be ready for it. Are you ready?