Nameless but Known
Do you feel unseen, discouraged, afraid, or overwhelmed by your struggles? Nameless but Known invites you to discover God's compassionate care through the stories of six desperate, unnamed women whose lives changed through encounters with Jesus. In biblical times and in our world today, where mercy feels scarce, this book reassures you that God sees, knows, and cares for you. Your story isn't over-God's matchless mercy awaits. Nameless but Known is a reminder of the gospel message of hope through Jesus. Explore Christ's transformative mercy, which can transform your life too, as you: Study biblical narrativesObserve compassion in actionApply practical wisdomReflect on thoughtful questionsEndorsement: Nameless but Known is a theologically rich exploration of Christ's matchless mercy. With biblical precision and keen insight, Tamar Miller brings to life six unnamed women in the Gospels who encountered Jesus in their deepest moments of need. Through these narratives, Tamar reminds us that God's mercy is not only for those with prominence, but it also extends to the forgotten, the broken, and the unseen. This book is an invitation to trust in the Redeemer who knows each of us by name. A must-read for those longing to grasp the depths of God's compassion and grace.-Whitney Eaton, director of Ministry to Women, Providence Church, Frisco, TX (www.providencefrisco.com)About the Author: TAMAR MILLER (MBA, University of Texas, Dallas) is a pastor's wife, mother of two young adult sons, women's ministry leader, Bible teacher, conference speaker, and podcast co-host. She is the author of Odd Moms Out: God's redemptive grace in the lives of five biblical mothers(c) (2022). Tamar has appeared on popular radio, podcast, and television programs promoting her book, including "Hope-filled Perspective(R)" with Dr. Michelle Bengtson, and "Hope Today(R)".
Feed the Soul Not the Ego
Feed the Soul Not the Ego is a guide to living a healthier, more fulfilling life by shifting your mindset and manifesting a better version of yourself. The book is divided into two parts. The first half shares stories that illustrate how living in a lower vibration can lead to a darker path, while the second half explores the power of higher vibrations and how they can lead to a more enlightened and fulfilling journey. Written with honesty and simplicity, this book is designed to be an easy, accessible read. It is not religious but spiritual, offering guidance rather than instruction. It does not tell you what to do but instead serves as a gentle companion, helping you discover how to create a happier, more peaceful life - simply by being you as the best human you can be for yourself and others.
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Keep the Aspidistra Flying
George Orwell - Keep the Aspidistra Flying A satirical novel about a struggling writer, Gordon Comstock, who rebels against a society obsessed with money, only to realize the complexities of his own ideals.
What Would Love Do?
'What Would Love Do' is a remarkable book and journal full of wisdom that will open your heart and allow you to embrace an inner understanding, and with conscious awareness, you will learn to explore the power of your thoughts, words, and actions, creating a joyful, passionate, and exciting life that you prefer.
