In the highly anticipated sequel, "Just Believe 2," the narrative spotlight shifts to Leon, who ardently endeavours to clear his best friend Ding Tang's name in the aftermath of a wrongful murder accusation. Amidst the pursuit for justice, Leon forms an unlikely alliance with Sally, the grieving sister of the victim. Together, they unravel a web of secrets and deception, determined to unveil the truth. However, as they draw closer to the heart of the matter, "Just Believe 2" unfolds a riveting tale of resilience, friendship, and the profound impact of unforeseen revelations, challenging the characters to confront a reality they were unprepared to face.

Asato Aya's life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Leon, a stranger who becomes her saviour from the school's notorious gang. What seems like chance reveals itself to be more as Aya delves into Leon's mysterious past, unearthing a shared history that transcends coincidence. In "Just Believe", follow Aya's journey through the vibrant streets of Singapore as she unravels the secrets of her connection with Leon, where destiny weaves an intricate tale of love, loss, and the profound impact of shared history.

In the gripping finale of the series, Leon and Sally journey to Japan in search of Aya, confronting the harsh truths surrounding Aya and her brother Kenichi. As they delve deeper into the mysteries of Aya's past, they must confront their own demons and reconcile with the profound revelations that threaten to shake their world. "Just Believe 3" is a captivating conclusion to the series, where the characters navigate through the complexities of love, loyalty, and the enduring power of belief.

A new collection of inspiring personal philosophies from another noteworthy group of people This second collection of This I Believe essays gathers seventyfive essayists—ranging from famous to previously unknown—completing the thought that begins the book's title. With contributors who run the gamut from cellist Yo-Yo Ma to ordinary folks like a diner waitress, an Iraq War veteran, a farmer, a new husband, and many others, This I Believe II, like the first New York Times bestselling collection, showcases moving and irresistible essays. Included are Sister Helen Prejean writing about learning what she truly believes through watching her own actions, singer Jimmie Dale Gilmore writing about a hard-won wisdom based on being generous to others, and Robert Fulghum writing about dancing all the dances for as long as he can. Readers will also find wonderful and surprising essays about forgiveness, personal integrity, and honoring life and change. Here is a welcome, stirring, and provocative communion with the minds and hearts of a diverse, new group of people—whose beliefs and the remarkably varied ways in which they choose to express them reveal the American spirit at its best.

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An inspiring collection of the personal philosophies of a group of remarkable men and women Based on the National Public Radio series of the same name, This I Believe features eighty essayists—from the famous to the unknown—completing the thought that begins the book's title. Each piece compels readers to rethink not only how they have arrived at their own personal beliefs but also the extent to which they share them with others. Featuring a well-known list of contributors—including Isabel Allende, Colin Powell, Gloria Steinem, William F. Buckley Jr., Penn Jillette, Bill Gates, and John Updike—the collection also contains essays by a Brooklyn lawyer; a part-time hospital clerk from Rehoboth, Massachusetts; a woman who sells Yellow Pages advertising in Fort Worth, Texas; and a man who serves on the state of Rhode Island's parole board. The result is a stirring and provocative trip inside the minds and hearts of a diverse group of people whose beliefs—and the incredibly varied ways in which they choose to express them—reveal the American spirit at its best.

"What do Clement of Alexandria, Charles Spurgeon, A.W. Tozer, and Oswald Chambers have in common with contemporary word of faith movements?--Cover, p. 4

Whatever God promised in His Word, Smith Wigglesworth believed – and of all God’s promises, one of the greatest is the healing we are called to receive in His name. Through the miracles that transpired when Wigglesworth “took God at His Word,” we learn to believe for our own divine restoration. In this 90-day devotional, we’re called to look deeper at what healing can mean in our lives and the lives of others. Find the assurance to stand on God’s promises in all areas of wholeness and healing as you: Learn to pray for deliverance Deepen your trust of God’s care and provision Receive the peace of a divine perspective Experience a broad sense of healing that’s both physical and spiritual Encourage others as you grow in hope and confidence in God’s healing touch This cultivated collection of classic devotions from the “Apostle of Faith” will connect you to God’s fullness of healing far beyond earthly measures as He calls us to receive “the forgiveness of sin, healing of diseases, and the fullness of the Spirit.”