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When Rachel Scott's life was tragically cut short in the Columbine High School shooting, she left behind a group of grieving friends and family. But as stories of Rachel's faith and courage have surfaced, her legacy has grown to include hundreds of people who have been stirred by her example and are now impacting their world for God's kingdom. In this moving book, readers will cherish the encouraging stories of those who are still passing on Rachel's spiritual legacy. Her father, Darrell Scott, shares his own reflections, which are deeply personal and poignant. Never-before-published writings and drawings from Rachel's journal are also included, along with photos of Rachel and her family and the people whose stories are featured.

Funny but scripturally accurate poems on every Bible story in II Samuel. This is not your typical children's Bible story book. It is written for youth and adults. Pastors and youth pastors will find this a great resource to illustrate any story they are teaching or preaching from in II Samuel.

After losing his daughter, Rachel Scott, in the Columbine shootings of 1999, Darrell Scott began a journey that has impacted over 25 million people through his writings, television appearances, and school programs. This book is not a religious guide, but it is a spiritual road map to help you find your purpose and enter a place of peace and joy that is available to everyone, if they just knew where to find it. The secret does not lie in fame, fortune, or power, but resides deep within the human spirit of each individual.

There are two realms that exist simultaneously: the realm of spirit or energy, and the realm of the physical or material. One is formless - - the other is form. All anxiety, regret, guilt, and judgment can be eliminated when one sees and enters the inner sanctuary of the human spirit. The error of human existence is to be lost in thought in the past or future. Memories create the guilt and regret. Thoughts of the future create the anxiety. Learning to live in the present moment is the key to a fulfilled life. Poetry expresses truth without dissecting it into creed and dogma. This book provides a doorway into the stillness of the human spirit. It is a poetic roadmap for purpose and fulfillment.

Religion has blinded many to the deeper meaning of Jesus' admonition to lose your life in order to find it. Everyone wants to live a life of purpose, peace, joy, and fulfillment, but few do so. There are very practical steps given to us in the Bible that lead to the treasure hidden within us, but these have been so coated with religious doctrine and dogma that we have lost their simplicity. The "psyche" is what Jesus said we must lose in order to find it. It is the white noise of your human thinking that prevents you from discovering your purpose. We are all born with an inner purpose and an outer purpose. Most people spend all their time trying to discover the outer purpose without ever coming to know their inner purpose. Once the inner purpose is discovered, it automatically brings purpose to everything in the outer realm. This book will help you discover and function in your inner purpose, which in turn will allow your outer purpose to emerge. Many people spend their entire life searching for purpose and meaning. I am no longer a seeker - - because I have found what I was looking for. The search was never meant to be eternal. Jesus made you a promise when he said, "Seek and you will find". There is a well know song sung by U2 whose words repeatedly say "I still haven't found what I've been looking for". Unfortunately, that is the lament of many. There are people who are proud to say that they are seekers. You would think, by their declaration, that seeking was an end in itself. However, Jesus did not say, "Seek, and you will never find" The purpose of seeking anything is to find it. So if you are a seeker, this book is for you. This book is also for those who have found. It is for those who have discovered that the search - - whether long or short, can produce that for which they sought. They do not need this book to help them find, but it will be a confirmation to their arrival. It is a good thing to seek, but a greater thing to find

This book will challenge your thinking concerning true Christianity. We were never meant to be simply quote a simple prayer that qualifies us for salvation and then sit back and wait for either a "rapture" or our own death, at which time we will be ushered into eternal bliss forever. Jesus came to show the way to true peace and joy. He came to bring abundant life. It was for liberty that Christ set us free. In this book you will discover the creative principles behind the 7 days of creation. You will learn about the difference between a "child of God" and a "son of God" and why that is important. You will discover the importance of understanding the separation of soul and spirit. You will find out why it is important to "labor to enter into rest". Most importantly, you will find a purpose and fulfillment that cannot be provided by Sunday sermons sitting in a church pew. You and I are the church, not a building with a steeple. As the church, we are destined to enter and proclaim the Kingdom of God, which is righteousness, peace, and joy. Read if you dare Darrell Scott has spoken in many of the largest churches in America as well as to over 5 million people in the secular community.

Hell is a word that does not exist in the Bible's original languages. It is an English word that came from 3 Greek words and 1 Hebrew word: Hades, Gehenna, Tartarus, and Sheol. None of those are eternal and none of them are the "Lake of Fire" mentioned in Revelations. This book is for the serious student who is looking for truth versus tradition. Everlasting punishment was not believed by most of the early Church fathers and did not become a popular belief until 400 years after Christ. This book looks at scripture, history, and original languages for a comprehensive understanding of this non-Biblical word, "Hell".

This is a true story. It is for children 5-10 years old. Rachel Scott was the first student to be killed in the 1999 Columbine High School tragedy. She was known for her kindness and compassion to others. Her family started a nonprofit organization called "Rachel's Challenge" that has reached over 28 million people in live presentations since her death. This little book is a rhyming story, by her father, Darrell, that teaches children to reach out to others with kindness.