What does God have to do with your "nine to five" existence? Everything! Bridging the gap between Sunday and Monday, MacKenzie and Kirkland's accessible biblical theology of work shows how to integrate your faith with your job so that you can serve and worship God every day of the week. Includes exercises for small groups and individuals.

99-11-01. This day of Infamy is when the world became shocked, shattered and vulnerable. the "old answers" had failed. That day, the search for Millennium truths and the newly discovered SPIRITUAL BRAIN CELLS against terrorism, anxiety, stress and fear of death came to life.

This book was originally going to be a coffee table book on church architecture, to utilize my experience in photography and my interest in church architecture. But, over the last thirteen plus years since having the initial idea, working with the Coast Guard, plus other volunteer work and projects, my idea morphed into a totally different direction. This book is made up of fifteen chapters that is an eclectic collection of written words, scripture, poems, and photographs. It revolves around the difficulties in my faith search, and my growth through various life events, including near-death, as well as how society approaches the subject of God. It also covers the goings on with society, from history as well as what is happening to Christianity today. A nationwide trip that took me to many different churches, talking with many people of different faiths. All of which has helped me in finding answers to many of my questions. The book tells of everything that has brought me to where I am today in my walk with the Lord. It also covers religions and their differences, which has helped me with the never-ending questions I have had throughout my life. The ending chapters cover what things I did to build and grow my faith, along with suggestions and resources to help those who have also struggled with their faith. The last chapter uses photos and is a guide to where you can find the Lord God.

At the height of the Great Depression the narrator loses his job in the Butte copper mines and leaves home to look for work despite the fact that there are eighteen million unemployed and his chances are slim. He hoboes 10,000 miles throughout the West, stealing rides in boxcars and passenger trains, hitchhiking on the roads. He stops at hobo jungle and Hoovervilles, encounters sadistic railroad security and always capitalized the Law. He digs potatoes for a quarter a day, washes cars for a penny each, boxes in a carnival for two dollars a fight. He is picked up as a vagrant, beds down in a brothel, watches a hanging, and winds up in the county jail on suspicion of murder. Because his story is largely autobiographical, every word rings true. He is a Depression-era pilgrim and the people he meets comprise the face of America in despair. There are authentic and persuasive portraits of people trying to find their way through one of the most desperate times in history. O'Malley's graphic, first-hand account will tell you what it was really like.

Should we battle a plural and relativistic society by raising barriers and walls, or should we accept the opportunity to announce the Gospel in a new way? This is the challenge Christians are facing today. In an extended interview with Vatican expert Andrea Tornielli, Julián Carrón examines the historical moment we are living through in order to revive the essential core of Christian faith. Starting from the realization that the world is experiencing an evolution in which the difficulty of finding shared values and natural morality makes sincere dialogue between believers and non-believers challenging, Carrón reflects on the possibility of communicating the essence of the Christian faith in a form that can inspire interest in modern times. Addressing the central questions concerning the announcement of Christian faith in today’s less regimented society, Where Is God? discovers and rediscovers the contents of Christianity and asks how they can be witnessed again in a society that is not yet post-Christian, but potentially headed in that direction.

This book is about a Baha’is family who is suffering in Iran by Islamic Republic of Iran government where all religions are forbidden to practice except Islam which is official-political religion. Restricted religion people are trying to escape from Iran to save their lives. Ramin and his wife, Irandookht trying to escape from Iran by human trafficker by unofficial borders but got trap and fell in problem to execution. They finally succeeded to mange escape again and save their lives.

I wrote this book because I want all Christians to know that even when we are not paying attention to God, he is paying attention to us. Even when we are all wrapped up in our everyday life, having a good time, taking God for granted, he is still there.