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Every fear can be overcome. First, you have to examine your fears and not just ride the emotion. Upon further review, you’ll find that most if not all of your fears are manageable, and you will be able to negotiate the outcomes. I’ve faced many fears in my life and have found through my own experience and of those around me that we have nothing to be afraid of, at all. When you apply knowledge and understanding to your circumstance, fear becomes an option.

Someone once said, “Good enough sucks!” It really does, especially if you are capable of much more. Why settle for a slice, when you originally set out to get the whole pie? This book is the recipe for getting the whole pie. A true road map for achieving greatness in every part of your life. This easy listen will inspire you to not settle for “good enough” and strive for greatness in everything you do. It's for everyone who wants to achieve more and reach new heights. Achieving greatness means you recognize there is room for improvement.

This book provides commentary for the epistles of John and Jude from the ancient church fathers. It gives the history of the struggles of the first century church. You will learn which cults John and Jude were writing about and be able to clearly identify each heresy. You will also learn what meditation and sorcery truly are.

Award winning journalist, poet and columnist William Wright has taken his weekly columns and turned them into one of the most insightful, humorous, life-changing literary works in ages. This is at last an inspiring piece of work with solid scriptural and practical advice from some of the greatest minds of the past and present.

Christian Thinking is one of the greatest literary threats to the theory of evolution ever written. It is also one of the greatest threats to centuries old religious dogma that has suppressed the light of truth by means of pagan teachings that have sickened modern-day society with its falsehood, hypocrisy, and clear bias. This book is designed to open your mind, not tell you how or what to think. You listen. You reason.

When you think about God, what’s the first image that pops into your mind? Even when you hear the word “God”, what feelings arise? Are those thoughts and feelings of a loving, forgiving Father or a harsh, distant Judge or someone in between two–or perhaps even something else entirely?