Andre Dubus is celebrated for his ability to depict the subtlest of human emotions in his characters, and when he turns to nonfiction, the resulting insights are no less illuminative. Especially moving are his descriptions of his children, his wrenching account of the 1986 automobile accident that cost him his leg, and of the ensuing struggle for his spiritual and physical survival. Broken Vessels is a book that, in its scope and sympathy, its grace and courage, never fails to startle with the sudden impact of quiet truths, passionately felt and powerfully expressed.

Victoria L. Johnson helps women understand how Satan may use sex as a weapon to disable or defeat them. She shares how to get help, hope, healing and freedom from guilt, reminding women that God is still there for them offering his forgiveness and restoration.

Julian Kestrel, the dandy detective of Regency London, is most decidedly a man of the world and, through his valet, Dipper, reformed Cockney pickpocket, is not without ties to the underworld. One such connection is Dipper's sister Sally, a prostitute who accidentally happens across the possibility of murder while picking her clients' pockets. Since Sally is not quite in the position to go to the police with her knowledge, she and Julian must chase the clues all through London, from glittery parlors to the dank halls of a home for fallen women.

Joey Candillo's story is inspiring and compelling. More important, it is a testament to God's transforming power. People CAN change, that's the point of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. BROKEN VESSELS will help anyone struggling with addiction. In fact, it will help anyone struggling with anything! Joey Candillo is a husband, father and pastor. Most important, he is a child of God. He has been married to Megan since 2005. They have five children. God has allowed him to plant two churches. He planted the Milestone Church, in inner-city Kansas City, in 2002 and he served there for 12 years. In 2014, he planted Grace Church in his hometown of Independence, Missouri and he currently still serves as lead pastor. He graduated from William Chrisman High School in 1992. He earned his bachelor's degree from Baptist Bible College in 2002. He is an avid outdoorsman. He loves to hunt and fish. He also serves as the chaplain for the William Chrisman Football Team. When he was growing up Independence was known as the "Meth Capital of the World." He went to prison in 1997 for selling drugs, but became a Christian while locked up. His church is just down the street from the apartment where he used to sell drugs. He went from pushing dope to pushing hope in his hometown.

In this book, the author, Z.T. Fomum, testifies to the visitation of God during a retreat in Beijing, China. Before the splendour and greatness of God, he was driven, having perceived the vision of God concerning him, to condemn himself and to confess his nothingness. This breaking is expressed by the expression: "I am nothing." It is a book to read in order to touch the indelible marks of God in the life of Professor Fomum.

It's a well-documented fact that in the past decade, women's health issues have increased dramatically. Hormone problems, infertility, and depression are on the rise, as are chronic illnesses and thyroid disorders. Along with these struggles often comes an increasing sense of isolation and hopelessness. Broken Vessel Restored holds the keys to healing. Author Wanda Cooper has experienced the same seemingly incurable physical imbalances, and the frustration of conventional medicine's inability to help. Through her personal story, Broken Vessel Restored weaves healing processes and medical data with a dedicated, unwavering determination to find answers. From the discovery of an ancient skull with perfect teeth, to the analysis of lost traditions from our ancestors, the author uncovers the causes of declining human health and how to recover it when lost. Some of the many revealed mysteries include: The real cause of mental imbalances and how to stop the suffering. The three nutrients all women's bodies desperately need. How to heal from past abuse and overcome negative thought patterns. The major causes of depression and how to conquer them all. Wanda understands the feelings of confusion and despair that keep women from finding their way out of the darkness. With empathy and compassion, she reaches out to every woman who has ever felt broken, disconnected, or without hope. There is a way to heal - and the answers held within will change your life.

The cracks are not showing, or you may not know that they are there. But if you have ever said any of these words, -I am not 100% ok-I get so angry, but I cannot justify my anger-I am stuck-I suck at relationships-I am emotionally drained... then you will greatly benefit from this light-hearted, yet thought-provoking and deeply spiritual book. Using relatable anecdotes from her experiences as a missionary and pastor, author Edith Kariuki reveals unique insights into the causes of inner wounds and the reasons for being stuck. But she doesn't leave it there, she also provides a step by step guideline on the process of recovery and healing.Have you ever wondered what your purpose is? Or felt confused about this topic? This book demystifies the subject of God-given purpose and empowers you to live a purpose-filled life every day. Your struggles and challenges are real. And this book offers you practical, real-life solutions. Each chapter provides you with an opportunity to decide what you will do today to change your life; and what you must commit to doing tomorrow and every day thereafter. Get this book today and begin the process of becoming and being