In this book, you will find the key to staying at peace when storms come into your life. Your faith will grow, your attitude will change and you will be strengthened greatly. In the end, you will know some of the causes of your storms and regardless of the situation, God is in control. Through these pages you will understand that the same God who created the heavens and the earth and sustains the universe in his hands is the same one who sustains you in the most difficult moments of your life. Today he says, "Do not be afraid, in spite of what is happening, I am God and I am with you. I want to show you how to fly over your storm so that you can rest in me regardless of the circumstances." There is healing, restoration and a new beginning for your life. No matter how impossible your situation seems, rest on the promises of the Lord. He has a happy ending for you, but he wants you to learn how to trust him. You will learn how to use the winds of persecution to your advantage because you have been chosen to triumph. Watch out, though, for you will receive an infectious passion that will make it impossible to stay in the same spiritual level. Instead, it will bring you to higher heights until you finally reach the presence of God where you will be able to have unforgettable moments with the King. Pastor Edna L. Isaac has traveled to different countries as a missionary. She holds an Associate's Degree in Christian Counseling and is presently pursuing two Masters. Also, she serves as pastor of Casa de Adoracion Inc. (House of Worship) in Taunton, MA along with her husband, Francisco Isaac, three daughters, Charaliz, Krystaliz and Angeliz as well as her son, Nathiel.

True faith is hard. More than mere sentimentalism, faith often calls for a deep and resilient trust in God—especially when the going gets tough and the road is dark. In Things Not Seen, author Jon Bloom encourages readers with 35 imaginative retellings of stories from the Bible that illustrate the importance of living by faith. A follow-up to the author's previous book, Not by Sight: A Fresh Look at Old Stories of Walking by Faith, this inspiring volume explores the lives of Abraham, Moses, Saul, John the Baptist, and more—helping readers remember God's promises, rely on his grace, and follow his leading regardless of the circumstances. The book includes a foreword by popular author and blogger Ann Voskamp.

The chaotic scene of a huge chain-reaction car accident leaves Free Maker in possession of a bag of money and a dead hitchhiker in the passenger seat. But when the owner of the money realizes that it didn't burn up in the fire, things get complicated.

It's a sunny, beautiful day on America's southeastern coast. But out in the Atlantic Ocean, chaos is brewing. Waves are crashing. Winds are blowing. And the National Hurricane Center is calling the Hurricane Hunters! A special weather reconnaissance squadron of the Air Force, these brave men and women fly their WC-130 Hercules aircraft into the heart of a two-hundred-mile-wide hurricane and collect information: in which direction the hurricane is heading, how fast it's moving, and how big it's growing. Before the end of their twelve-hour flight, the Hurricane Hunters will have gathered enough information to save many lives. Acclaimed author and artist Chris L. Demarest takes you inside the storm with these real-life adventurers who risk their lives to keep our shorelines safe.

The fifth and final novel in this Vietnam series encompasses a daring raid on a POW camp to get evidence that could effect the war. Read by Paul Ukena.

Seized by an urge to learn flying Robert Alexander Winston would not be put off by the high fees charged by the private firms; he decided to join the nascent Naval Air Service in 1935. In this fast paced, witty and engaging memoir he describes his time spent as a Naval Cadet in learning to fly at the NAS Pensacola. He passed his carrier qualification aboard USS Saratoga, before being assigned to Fighting Squadron 6 flying off the USS Enterprise. His four term hitch in the Navy ended in 1939 and he entered the Naval Reserve. Robert A. Winston was born in Washington, Indiana, in 1907 and graduated from Indiana University. He worked for The New York Times and The New York News for five years before starting flight training with the navy in 1935. He flew in fighting squadrons on both coasts and as an instructor at Pensacola, and he wrote about his initial aviation training in Dive Bomber, published in 1939 when Winston held the rank of lieutenant. In his second book, Aces Wild, he chronicled his experiences in Europe during 1939-40 as a test pilot accompanying a consignment of fighters destined for Finland. Back on active duty in the United States, he served as a flight instructor, then in the public relations office in Washington, D.C. After the attack on Pearl Harbor he was assigned to combat duty in the Pacific, which he recounts in Fighting Squadron, published in 1946 when Winston was a commander. At the end of the war he was serving on Admiral Nimitz’s staff on Guam. From there he moved to Stockholm, where he served as the naval air attaché.