Terron believed in the way of old and loyalty was the foundation of everything he believed in. There was no boundaries or limits to what he would do for his comrades. To find out those feeling weren't mutual was one of the most disappointing experiences he would ever live through. Question: Does loyalty have an expiration date? Is it your fault if you're loyal to the wrong people or things? Should people pay for their disloyalty? The answers to these questions will not only have you questioning everyone around you, but yourself as well.

As we navigate life's terrains, we are often challenged to rediscover aspects of ourselves that we've kept hidden as a measure of protection. Dr. Knight presents a challenge for the reader to become intimate with oneself in a way that allows one to overcome the impact of hidden trauma. This journey of self-discovery reveals a message of hope in the face of uncertainty and encourages the reader to embrace the gifts that reside within. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the power of healing and its impact on how we explore the world when we love ourselves courageously.

This book sounds a bold call for loyalty to God and to God's Davids. God's Davids are leaders-male and female-who are safest to follow because of their unwavering passion to be intimate with Christ. God is turning the hearts of fathers to the children, and giving the children a heart of loyalty to the fathers. Knowing the power of loyalty to produce Kingdom blessing at every level, Satan has done everything in his power to give this subject a bad reputation. But today's generation isn't buying it anymore. Now, more than ever, the bride of Christ is giving her heart with intense loyalty to her Beloved and preparing eagerly for His return. Get ready, this book could rock your world.

The Virtue of Loyalty presents ten new academic essays on the topic of loyalty considered as a virtue, written by scholars from a variety of disciplines including philosophy, law, religious studies, empirical psychology, and child development. Many of the essays are concerned with the issue of whether loyalty is a virtue, and under what conditions. Others confront questions pertaining to the psychological traits and commitments that accompany or enable loyalty.

Though a primary requirement of God for leaders, very little has been written on this subject. In this book, Dag Heward-Mills outlines very important principles with the intention of increasing the stability of churches. So relevant and practical is the content of this book that it has become an indispensable tool for many church leaders.