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Tobias and I know the rules. But after we meet the women of our dreams, we face a difficult decision. With our impending birthdays around the corner, we must decide if we’ll bend to the Regime’s will or fight for our relationships. The tip of the iceberg is if we standup for our relationships, then they will be put to the ultimate temptation.

This book was created to assist women who want to meet men but are reluctant to approach them because of social barriers. Many women think it is not lady-like to approach men. Or that there is an imaginary line women should not cross because men should introduce themselves. How many times have you seen a man you thought was attractive and would like to meet? Perhaps he did not notice you or was distracted at the time you noticed him. So, the opportunity just passed without any eye contact or conversation. It became just another missed opportunity to meet Mr. Right.

Get Off the Bench & Into the Game incorporates basketball skills and applies them to life. Franqua “Coach Q” Bedell shares experiences he has encountered throughout his life and coaching career. This book is a Success Strategy Playbook that implements leaderships techniques and helps discover one’s inner strength.

MadisonI am patient and kind. I do not envy or boast. He is not proud or rude. He is not easily angered and always protects. I am not self-seeking, and he does not delight in evil. Together we define the essence of Love. But even love has challenges. After I unlocked the door to my darkest secret, I overcame a multitude of struggles, starting with his vindictive brother. When I fought for prosecution, I became a pawn in his brother’s game, but I prevailed. Justin Over the last year, Madison and I have been in the calm of our life.

In Theologizin’ Bigger: Homilies on Living Freely and Loving Wholly, pastor, podcaster, and public theologian Trey Ferguson encourages you to re-engage your imagination, and to construct theologies that speak to our current contexts, just as people of faith have done throughout history. With personal stories and some lo-fi truth telling, Ferguson leads us through topics like how we read the Bible, our inherited traditions, the shame and confusion we experience, and a faith that can shape tomorrow.