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People in recovery soon find out that maintaining abstinence from alcohol and other drugs is only half the battle. Sober But Stuck addresses the issues that can act as barriers to serenity and ultimately threaten sobriety. Topics include fear of failure, unhealthy or dependent relationships, resentments, and more. Provides needed encouragement for maintaining recovery from alcohol and other drugs..
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Hear Mary, Nicodemus, Zebedee, John the Baptist, and many others describe their encounters with Jesus. Drawn from real events found in the Bible, this fictional collection of stories written especially for students illuminates the mysterious man from Nazareth and helps shed light on our own encounters with the Savior. Included with each story are comments and questions to help us apply these stories to our lives today..
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This book has been labeled "inspirational" by readers because of the positive and touching stories of famous and notable leaders who have lived by Biblical Truths to become "richly" blessed.

More than 100 stories and illustrations highlight the experiences of pioneers and icons such as J. C. Penney, Sam Walton, Mary Kay, Conrad Hilton, Ronald Reagan, and Jackie Robinson, just to name a few.

The book brings to life the 3 Cornerstones of Truths and how they apply to everyday life of individuals, families, businesses, and nations simple, yet profound rules to live by which will refocus our perspective on God's purposes and plans for success..
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The classic work is now available in paperback! Organized into sections devoted to dressage, and stadium and cross-country jumping, it discusses problems likely to be encountered and their practical solutions..
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This volume of God Encountered explores the human habit of balking at both death and love, especially the intimate love that accepts death as its measure It also suggests the transformation of this habit offered us by God, with a pained love, of the kind that is in the end irresistible.

The Jewish and Christian traditions say that we neither know nor love the eternal source not only of all cosmic energy but also of the human thirst for truth and goodness: God. Yet, only by God are we inclusively known and intimately loved, from eternity. God promises to be our lasting good, to live with us forever, acknowledged by all. Thus the Great Tradition knows of a plight infinitely worse than falling victim first to mindless passion and then also to the fatal seduction of our "best judgments." Such a plight is turning from God; being addicted, with Adam and Eve, to mastery and judgment; living in fear of death. Our world is finding this "theonomous" reading of the human condition unlikely. Why? Father van Beeck offers his explanation..
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