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Conflict in churches is a pervasive problem we know all too well. If You Bite and Devour One Another is the only book of its kind, examining all the biblical passages on conflict and outlining key scriptural principles for handling various kinds of conflicts among Christians - whether personal disputes, issues of Christian liberty in lifestyles, congregational matters, or disagreements about important doctrines.

It is crucial in today’s day and age for women and men to sniff out a narcissist who is lurking around the corner. Within the blink of an eye, a malignant narcissist can steal your partner, rob you blind, take your job, or murder you without getting caught. People who have not had the pleasure of being exposed to a narcissist will be shocked to find out just how far a narcissist will go to hurt another human being. He is the ultimate punisher. He learned what harsh punishment was at an early age.

Circumstances of life are thrown at you; family and friends don’t understand your "run of bad luck". How do you make sense of a senseless situation? You’ve tried everything to make amends, but you seem to go further backwards. This audiobook will help answer these questions and more. A diamond believer allows God to apply the process of depth, pressure, and heat to prepare them. This audiobook empowers you to continue the journey of being fashioned by God, which will make you precious to men and have eternal significance.

The Joseph Leadership Academy is designed to teach you how to successfully operate from the place of authority in your specific realm of influence. This academy will equip you with relevant and effective leadership strategies, cutting-edge thought processes, and practical application methods which bring about extraordinary results nationally, economically, and generationally.

Excerpted from A Christian Leader's Guide to Leading with Love, this short book is an exposition of the 15 descriptions of love presented by the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 13, with specific application to leaders and teachers in the local church. Whether you're a Sunday school teacher, youth worker, women's or men's ministry leader, Bible study leader, administrator, music director, elder, deacon, pastor, evangelist, or missionary, this book will help you become more skilled in dealing with people and a more loving leader and teacher.

Reporter Hudson Ambrose hears an early morning call on his police scanner about an injured person at a bus stop on Las Vegas Boulevard and rushes to the scene. His world is blown off its axis when he discovers a murdered homeless man with a bankbook in his pocket showing a balance of almost one million dollars. Should Hudson wait for the police, knowing the case will get lost in reams of red tape, or swipe the bankbook and take the investigation - and perhaps a chunk of the money - into his own hands?

Part one of the book reminds us that an individual or a church can teach sound doctrine, be faithful to the gospel, be morally upright and hard-working, and yet be lacking love and therefore, be displeasing to Christ. Love can grow cold while outward religious performance appears acceptable - even praiseworthy. Part two of Love or Die presents practical ways to cultivate love in the local church, including chapters that challenge us to study love, pray for love, teach love, model love, guard love, and practice love.

In his first collection of stories, spanning the 1950s to present day, Mark Spears chronicles the changing family landscape, the lasting effects of family disputes, and the onset of artificial life. Each story, set in Kentucky, offers poignant insight into the lives of those who cherish growing up in a state that is like no other.