The central organ of the human body is the heart.It circulates the blood throughout the whole bodily system, pumping oxygen and nutrients to the other organs and pulling toxins away from them. Yet we human beings have another “heart”—a spiritual one—that is the true center of our existence. Our spiritual heart is our identity. It is the foundation of our whole being, from which our desires, designs, purposes, will, thoughts, and attitudes originate. Yet, as a result of the fall and our sinful nature, we all have symptoms of “heart disease,” and we need to know how to become spiritually heart-healthy. As the Scriptures say, “The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it?” ( Jeremiah 17:9). Every spiritual, mental, and emotional matter—and many physical ones—is rooted in the heart. The state of our spiritual heart affects all aspects of our daily living. Therefore, the condition of our heart will be the condition of our life. Join Apostle Maldonado on a journey of discovery into the purpose, motivations, and potential of our spiritual heart. God wants us to understand how, in Christ, our heart is designed to “pump” life to our entire being—producing mental, emotional, and physical health and removing the toxins of sin. We were created to reflect the heart of our heavenly Father. And God is ready even now to change our heart to be like His through a supernatural transformation!

This book of essays is concerned with aspects of religion, magic, and witchcraft in medieval and early-modern Europe, with particular reference to Central Europe. Drawing on a range of theoretical and methodological work including that of Elias, Geertz, Bakhtin, and Turner, the author gives special attention to the history of the body and of gesture, of symbolism and representation, and shows how these dimensions can be related to religious and mystical beliefs and practices. Among the topics discussed are conflicts in twelfth-century Christianity and the tensions between popular religion and learned urban Christianity; heretical and nonconformist behavior in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries; the celestial courts of holy princesses in thirteenth-century Central Europe; shamanistic elements in Central European witchcraft; witch-beliefs and witch- hunting in Hungary in the early-modern period; and the decline of beliefs in witches and the rise of beliefs about vampires in the eighteenth-century Habsburg monarchy.

The Supernatural by A.B. Simpson is a book about the power of God in the life of the believer. A. B. Simpson not only talked about it, but he wrote and preached about it too. In this book, The Supernatural, A.B. Simpson writes a prophetic warning that is just as relevant today as it was over a century ago. Christians must take a look at God and realize it is Christ who created the heavens and the earth, the universe and all that it contains with just single words. We as His followers must pen our eyes to that which is beyond us and to what His Presence has given us. We cannot contain Him in his infinite power and magnificent authority. A.B. Simpson points out that God never speaks at random but does so to the point and to the times. A B Simpson wants us to ask ourselves, if the power of God has been crowded out of your life? It is no coincidence! Satan wants us to distrust whatever we cannot see, hear, touch, taste, or smell. Let Simpson open your eyes to a world beyond the rational to a real presence that cannot be seen.

God Never Breaks His Promises

As a believer in Christ, the journey from initial salvation experience to maturity is a process filled with trial and error. Have you ever wondered if the Bible contains a blueprint for this process? The authors explore how in the telling of the "parable of the sower," Jesus explains the importance of understanding the truths of this parable in order to unlock this blueprint, which allows for the cultivation of supernatural transformation.