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2d ago ### No Time To Cry by Mindy Wallace NO TIME TO CRY is an inspiring memoir that offers a deeply personal account of resilience, faith, and determination in the face of relentless adversity. Through honest storytelling and unwavering conviction, the book highlights the struggles of a single mother determined to protect her family while navigating financial instability, uncertainty, and life's unexpected setbacks. At the heart of the memoir is Wallace's journey through a series of challenges that tested her strength and resolve. Facing repeated bounced paychecks, unreliable employers, housing instability, and the constant pressure of providing for her children, she found herself confronting circumstances that could have easily led to despair. Yet through each obstacle, she remained committed to moving forward, relying on faith and perseverance to guide her through some of the most difficult seasons of her life. 15m3d ago ### God And Science by Thomas G. Fournier Conventional wisdom teaches that biblical and scientific teachings are incompatible; that each must exist at opposing ends of reality. This idea is preached from church pulpits and taught in learning institutions from the lowest to the highest levels and polarizes people worldwide. Yet, when looked at objectively and with a genuine desire to glean the truth, the two forms of knowledge are found to be not only compatible, but mutually supportive in deep and meaningful ways. Together, they reveal such realities as; • The appearance of the universe from absolutely nothing; • The great age, inner workings, and purpose of our universe; • An accurate chronology of creation and the development of life; • The relation between antediluvian civilizations and today’s mysterious megalithic structures • The farcical nature of Darwinian evolution; • The undeniable existence of a Creator The book provides evidence that is intriguing to both the religiously and scientifically inclined. 15mJul 30 ### You Are More Than Your Strings by Slav Ostin Most of us have been conditioned from birth to believe in half-truths that are contrary to the natural order of reality. Seemingly good-natured phrases like "you are not the center of the universe" or "it is what it is" dilute and misdirect our purpose. Concepts like compassion are misinterpreted and used to convince people that their purpose is to others rather than themselves. The foundational pillars under which all of reality resides have become tools for monetization rather than legitimate self-development. This book attempts to revert these foundational pillars of universal wisdom, consciousness, and awareness by promoting the true essence and intent that resides in all of us. What follows are simple principles built on the foundational awareness discovered by those that came before us without diluting the initial message. After the initial shock fades, your awareness will embrace these principles and see the truth: you are the master of your reality, and your destiny is waiting. 18mJul 28 ### Ghost Town by James R. Gregory Sammy Murphy is the firstborn child in Sulfur Creek, an isolated coal mining town located on a rich seam of Bituminous coal discovered by a young gentleman born of wealth in the late 19th Century, the golden age of America’s Industrial Revolution. The historical novel follows the life of Sammy from birth to death, capturing his transformation and struggles as a reclusive character, juxtaposed with his boss, who personifies the era's industrial barons. Barry Bacon, who grew up in luxury on Fifth Avenue in New York, is an ambitious American industrialist who fancies himself a peer to iron and steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. Driven by unbridled ambition, Bacon’s dreams stretch far beyond the soot-covered rooftops of Sulfur Creek. His tale of arrogance and flawed leadership chronicles the precipitous rise and fall that mirrors the volatile spirit of the industrial age. 14mJul 6 ### Talk To Me God Before I Slap Somebody by Renee Budde How did the good Sunday school teacher find herself behind bars? she didn't always have a propensity towards violence. Yes, she audacious and stubborn and sometimes naughty. But MURDER? Anyone could be driven to the unimaginable. Relatable true stories leap from the pages of this humorous award-winning memoir. Leave ordinary at the door. Buckle up. We're going for a joy ride! When Life is messy and the soul is thirsty, the unexpected happens. This is not for the religious minded. No, if that's you, put the book down and step away. 14mJul 2 ### Raider of the Scottish Coast by Marc Liebman Its 1775 and the American Revolution has begun. In England, the Royal Navy has one eye on the rebellious colonials and the other on its traditional enemy, the French. Two teenagers - Jaco Jacinto from Charleston, SC and Darren Smythe from Gosport, England – become midshipmen in their respective navies. Jacinto wants to help his countrymen win their freedom. Smythe wanted to be a naval officer since he was a boy. From blockaded harbors in the cold waters off Nova Scotia and Scotland to the Bahama Islands, they serve with great leaders and bad ones through battles and politics as the two young men learn important lessons in the school of naval hard knocks. Jacinto and Smythe are mortal enemies but when they meet, they become friends and know later, they will again be enemies determined to do their duty. 15mJun 25 ### Ponderings: A Collection of 144 Illumined Reflections by Sharon Fallon Shreve Written by author Sharon Fallon Shreve, "Ponderings: A Collection of 144 Illumined Reflections" is more than a collection of quotes and affirmations. It was purposefully designed to be a spiritual companion to help navigate the labyrinth of our human soul. Whether you’re seeking comfort during difficult challenges, looking for a spark of creative joy to begin your morning, or simply searching for spiritual guidance for your earth’s journey, you will find it within these uplifting pages. Organized into soul nourishing chapters like Gifts from Spirit, Feelings, Sensational Seasons and Inner Guidance, this book covers the full spectrum of the human experience. 13mJun 11 ### How Whole Brain Thinking Can Save The Future by James Olson The brain is a stereo organ. The psychologies of the systems that operate the two hemisphere complement one another, making them vastly different in most respects. The stereo brain’s contribution to our lives is unparalleled in importance. It processes the information that feeds our perception. Yet, most people know almost nothing about hemispheric differences and their impact on thought and behavior. Now add genetic dominance to this situation. The brain’s aggressive masculine left hemisphere and its values and ideas too often dominate in culture and suppress the feminine hemisphere's holistic values and ideas. This has led to a great imbalance in the cultural mindset that is sparking personal and cultural conflict and anger, and polarizing us. If we are to reverse polarization, we need to understand the psychology of the two systems that are processing our information and dividing us. My book explains how we can access both sides of the brain and achieve whole-brain thinking. 15m