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You Were Meant to Soar When Everything Around You Is Shaking! Everyday life is a journey of peaks and valleys. Circumstances, trials, and challenges are unavoidable. But it is possible for you to rise above whatever comes against you and experience God's abundant blessings in every season. In this dynamic new 90-day devotional, New York Times bestselling author Bishop T.D. Jakes offers timeless wisdom for soaring above your challenging seasons. When economies are failing, crises headline the news, and instability seems to be the common theme, the children of God—you—have received an advantage. An unfair advantage. It's called favor! Through daily words of encouragement, Bible-based teachings, inspiring reflections, and thought-provoking journal prompts, Bishop Jakes exhorts you to: Walk in God’s abundant provision despite the economic situation. Discover your rights and privileges as a child of God who radiates divine favor. Live like a citizen of Heaven when it seems like all hell is breaking loose in the world. Experience peace and strength in any storm. Don’t let your circumstances discourage, define, or disempower you. You are a child of God, a citizen of Heaven. Learn how to position yourself to walk in the King’s favor and experience the peace, power, and provision of Heaven in every season—no matter what is shaking around you!
A fun and thoughtful dictionary of Black language you didn’t know you needed, Historically Black Phrases is a love letter to the Black community and the ways it drives culture. “This perfect blend of explanation, definition and social commentary will have you laughing while learning.”—George M. Johnson, New York Times bestselling author of All Boys Aren't Blue and We Are Not Broken Black vernacular doesn’t often get its due—despite its enormous influence on mainstream culture—but Historically Black Phrases is here to give Black language its flowers. A celebration of more than two hundred staples of Black conversation—from church sayings and units of measure to compliments and reprimands—this sharp and witty guide explores the unique importance of Black expression and communication. Historically Black Phrases offers definitions and notable pop culture moments, as well as tips on pronunciation and usage of phrases like “feelin’ yourself,” “don’t get it twisted,” and “pop off.” In addition to the phrases, short essays offer insight on different facets of Black language from scholars, entertainers, and pop culture commentators (i.e., everybody and they mama). Authors, journalists, and hosts of the award-winning podcast FANTI, jarrett hill and Tre’vell Anderson examine each phrase with humor and cultural precision, making Historically Black Phrases a vital ode to how Black language influences the world.
After reading this book it is our desire for you to testify to the fact that our Shepherd knows better than wewhere we should gowhat we should do while we are thereand the best direction for our next haven! One of the greatest downfalls as it relates to the Shepherd and sheeps relationship is that we most times are confident that our ways are the best ways; when in reality our ways only produce dry pastures, running waters, and unwelcomed attacks from our enemies. Upon learning the need and importance of our Shepherd we would immediately see that life is so much sweeter when we acquiesce to how the Psalmist David begins his testimony.
Life for many people does not offer much to be celebrated. Finances are tight, relationships have gone badly, health concerns have risen, children are becoming unmanageable, and it has caused many people to feel defeated. The Daily Words of Encouragement will lift the broken hearted, give hope to the hopeless, and bring healing for your soul.
Dr. Jamal H. Bryant's The Big Idea, When God Impregnates Your Imagination, is a thought-provoking examination of how God uses our imagination and dreams to reveal His plan for our lives. Although dreams often have no impact on reality, some dreams are God-given and impregnated with seeds of destiny. In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Bryant analyzes imagination and dreams from both biblical and scientific perspectives. Everything that God does is big and everything He blesses is overflowing and abundant. Some of the greatest ideas and advancements the in world were God-given and birthed from the heart of a dreamer. No matter what sector of society you are from, or what your social-economic status is, if you can imagine the miraculous the next "big idea" is only a dream away.
Have you ever felt like you read the Bible, but you still do not understand the words? Are the translations a bit overwhelming or too confusing for you? In this book, you will be able to read the Word of God in poetic form which will help to enhance your knowledge of His written Word. May this book be a blessing and a testament to how good God is.
A Balm for the Soul. The Words of Her Mouth: Psalms for the Struggle listens to and wrestles with ancient poems through the lenses of modern women: Martha Spong, Mihee Kim-Kort, Beth Richardson, Alicia Crosby, Marilyn Pagán-Banks, Julia Seymour, Kentina Washington-Leapheart, Jennifer Garrison Brownell, Katie Mulligan, and Layton Williams. This collection of 150 psalms is a balm in this season of spiritual strife and political struggle. Each original psalm invites the reader into honest space in which lament is heard, love is affirmed, and the body is unashamed before God. As Martha Spong explains in the book’s foreword, “I wondered what women writers might say in conversation with the psalms in this season of child separation and climate change and #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter. I invited nine women whose faith and writing I value to join me in discovering what the psalms say to us and what psalms are inside us.”
Has life become so grievous, that you question God? In Bought Lessons, Sylvia shares the Lessons she learned as she recuperated and persevered through insurmountable difficulties. She survived a near-death encounter that rendered her paralyzed for life at the age of 21. Finally, 49 years later, in retrospect, she exposes her humanity in efforts to share that although her life had its ups and downs, her abiding faith in God brought her through. Proverbs 24:16 describes her struggle. She laments that she got discouraged, she fell down many times, she wanted to give up, but instead, she purposed to trust God to help her get up and to try again. It worked! God cannot fail! She is not telling you what she heard or read in a book, she is telling you what she knows. These lessons will help you endure life’s many challenges.