CLAIM YOUR VICTORY TODAY is a must for all who desire to live an effective life in the power of God. This book presents insightful, God-given wisdom that invites listeners to finally understand what it means to access God's abundance. Creflo Dollar assures readers that there is a time and season for everything. Those who practice the ten practical steps spelled out in this book will discover the power that comes with following the order God has created in this world. To achieve victory, we must: Identify the problem Decide to overcome the problem Find a promise about it in God's Word Listen to the Word Meditate on the Word Confess the Word Act on the Word Apply the pressure of patience Wait for God's timing Expect an answer This audiobook offers keys to victory for anyone hungry for God's power, thirsty for God's presence, or eager for success in every area of life.

How much of the awesomely abundant life that Christ died to provide for believers do you want—a little bit, a lot, or all of it? If your answer is "all of it," then Victory Every Day in Every Way was specifically written for you! This book will guide you on a journey from the outhouse to the penthouse or from wherever you are in life to where God wants you to be. God wants all believers to be victorious in everything we do, wherever we go, and for however long we stay. This book explores the foolproof plan for kingdom living that God revealed to Nehemiah the governor. The plan is centered around the very difficult task of building a wall of protection around Jerusalem for the establishment of an uninterrupted victorious lifestyle for his people. This plan worked for Nehemiah and the Jews. It will therefore work for you! For God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow!

In this new book, Incredible Confessions of A Winner, Apostle Henderson incorporates biblical scriptures that remind readers of the words of God and his promises for our lives. She has chosen specific scriptures to uplift readers in their daily devotional time that speak directly to the matters of the heart. Take this book and read it when you are faced with obstacles that seem impossible to work out for your good. Speak them aloud to yourself, over your spouse and children, during your lunch break, in your study time, while relaxing and winding down for the day, or give it to a loved one or friend in need of a reminder of God's words and the power it gives when applied.

Now with over 250,000 sold in the series, this new paperback collection of scriptural, personalized declarations of faith includes five books complete in one volume: Victorious Living, Spiritual Growth, Healing, Finances, and Parenting.

The Confessions of the Critics shatters a certain silence. Autobiographical criticism has until now skated relatively free from the challenges that usually assail a new literary critical method. It has had this immunity from critique largely because feminists and third-world liberation fighters--such as Alice Walker, Adrienne Rich and Jane Gallop--ushered it to the North American academic stage. Other women and men, including Rigoberta Menchu, Nawal al-Sadawi, Mahasweta Devi and Malcolm X, wrote in the tradition and genre of testimonio . These and other unimpeachably militant backgrounds gave confessional criticism a certain cache among the largely liberal community of literary scholars. We have hesitated to express misgivings about a form that seemed intrinsically tied to the most vital, powerful strivings. Telling stories about one's own past is probably our culture's richest way of characterizing the effects of social injustice and developing what it takes to resist various kinds of victimage, writes contributor Charles Altieri. Confessions of the Critics provides a revealing look into the thoughts and experiences of some of the most influential and important critics of the 20th century. The writers included avoid pretention and gross self-misrepresentation, giving way to raw, sometimes embarrassing, always wholly believable emotion. Describing cumulative literary shocks and episodes of self-recognition, contributors offer insights to their ruling passions and works. Powerful sensations, emotions, recognitions and revelations make up the heart of Confessions of the Critics. It is a book that none will put aside or easily forget. Contributors: Charles Altieri, William Andrews, Michael F. Berube, Timothy Brennan, Gillian Brown, Cathy Davidson, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Diane Freedman, Marjorie Garber, Gerald Graff, Stephen J. Greenblatt, Michael Hill, Marianne Hirsch, Alice Yeager Kaplan, Amitava Kumar, Candace Lang, Louis Menand, Judith Lowder Newton, Linda Orr, Vincent Pecora, David Simpson, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Madelon Sprengnether, Jane Tompkins, Marianna Torgovnick, H. Aram Veeser, Jeffrey Williams, Elizabeth Young-Bruehl.

First published in 1964, The Dynamics of Forgiveness is the product of a parish and of theological study in the context of a parish. Written by a pastor, it attempts to give enough evidence to establish the place of forgiveness in theological thought, parish life, and personal health. The experiences presented have been subjected to investigation by tested procedures. The author states that he is not a church historian, a systematic theologian, or an authority on human behavior. However, he wished to raise questions for those that are experts in these disciplines and hoped that this book would raise a response. This book is a re-issue originally published in 1964. The language used is a reflection of its era and no offence is meant by the Publishers to any reader by this re-publication.