Desire. From the Latin "desiderare"; heavenly body. To long or hope for. And so only God could create such a union of spirits. As I approached Joann one day in church, not really knowing much about her, I told her that God had a message for her. She replied "I need a word". And so that was the first of a long series of sitting before the Blessed Sacrament and having spiritual words come forth in abundance. After transcribing them from handwritten to typeset, we were led to share these messages with all who would read them. For the spirit touches places where the human world falls short. For there are many things that one seeks in life to fulfill their lack; the voids; the black holes. We pray that all who read this will change what their desires are, also. In the human world one can "buy a vowel"; but how many never realized that they needed a word? "Come to me all who are weary; and I will give you rest". + Matthew 11 : 28

We are a product of our genes and experience; nature and nurture. Thankfully, most of us have the right balance, but Quentin Legard's life is a mess. His criminal past is laid bare in this novel as he is forced to look in the mirror. He doesn't know that the highest authority in the land has decreed that he must face his demons and justice. Ray Quinn is on his tail and the climax is as stunning as it is unexpected.

"Final Word is about the centrality of the Bible. It covers such subjects as criticism of Scripture, the attributes of Scripture--that it is truthful and authoritative--and it introduces the benefits of the Bible for spiritual growth, faithful ministry, and personal nourishment"--

Start Your Day in the Very Best Way Discover more joy, peace, and purpose every morning as you listen to the voice of the One who delights in you! In Coffee for Your Heart, bestselling author Holley Gerth shares 40 encouraging and powerful reminders of how God sees you as His beloved daughter. You are... wonderfully made chosen irreplaceable strong never alone ...and so much more! This noisy world can make it hard to hear the assurances of God. Let His voice be the loudest one in your life as He stirs up your hope and confidence each new day. "Take a deep breath, grab a cup of something cozy, and let God's love fill your heart with whatever you need most today." —Holley Previously published as God's Heart for You.

This book is the first of a series dedicated to helping the children of God to live productive lives in His Kingdom. It is rooted and grounded in faith and shows God's people how to increase their knowledge of His love. As you read through its contents with a hungry soul you will surely find a table prepared for you in the presence of your enemies and waiting to feed you whenever you need a word from God.

We Need to Have a Word, Words of Wisdom Courage and Patience for Work, Home and Everywhere by John R. Dallas, Jr., is written and designed as a week-by-week reader. The 438-page volume contains 52 letters to readers for a full year of rapid immersion with high-impact key words. Personal purpose, passion and potential to be found within selected evocative words are honored as valuable buried treasure. Toward work-life alignment goals and objectives, the book leads readers to find themselves shining within the complexity and brilliance of 52 word gemstones. These are words to be. These words are action. These words support work-life alignment. From conference tables to kitchen tables, and from war rooms to locker rooms, these are words to support readers to dig, drill and think deeper so each person will reach, climb and stand higher. These are grown-up words for leaders of all ages. Some eager readers enjoy reading cover-to-cover, then again reading week-by-week for a full year of building value word-by-word.

This book contains "Reminding-Us-of God"poems inspired by the Holy Spirit. Though personal in nature, they stimulate the reader to meditate on the ways one can see God's had at work in every day life. Whether it's through a sea gull, the wind, bags of leaves, feelings of guilt, sorrow, joy, or in just waiting in a room full of people, it does not matter. We can receive a life lesson from anything, any time, any where.