Kirjahaku

The author, a seasoned pastor, takes us through God's Word as he unveils the strategic communication tool of divers tongues. This long hidden and misunderstood gifting brings spiritual warfare victories that are both wondrous and compelling. L'auteur, un pasteur exp riment , nous emm ne au travers de la Parole de Dieu pour nous d voiler les armes strat giques de communication de la diversit des langues. Ce don important, cach et mal compris, apporte dans le combat des victoires spirituelles tonnantes et merveilleuses.

It is possible to find vibrant love in the seventh decade of life. Two couples shared brunch and the joy of a surprise wedding at the Crooked Oak Restaurant. This book describes the encounter and the back stories that made the event so memorable and hopeful. This is an honest book affirming that many people find themselves unpaired in their sixties either through divorce or the death of a spouse. Yet it also affirms the adage, "Once in a while, in the middle of an ordinary life, love gives us a fairy tale."Ultimately, this is a hopeful book. Finding yourself unpaired in a later chapter of life can be desperately unsettling. When you have had a partner for most, if not all, of your adult life, finding yourself alone is disconcerting and disorientating. Many people choose to remain unattached in later life, as being with someone is exceedingly complex. When you are young, you fall in love and grow up together. When you are old, you have adult children with opinions, a tax advisor, property, financial accounts, and long memories of being with another person. There are plenty of good reasons to remain unpaired in later life. Even so, sometimes "love gives us a fairy tale."

". . . Ron offers us a model for grief that is analytical, practical, and deeply personal . . . Part primer, part reference manual, part memoir-I am thankful to finally have a book on grief that I can put in a congregant's hand before they might need it."- Rev. Dan Schumacher Senior Pastor, First Baptist ChurchColorado Springs, ColoradoIn Mini to Mega Tsunami: A Healthier Perspective on Grief, discover a compassionate and insightful exploration of one of the most painful parts of loving and living in any age. Situating grief within the natural world, this book gently reminds us that death, like birth, is a natural and inherent part of life.Author Ron Crawford, a seasoned pastor, draws upon his experience guiding hundreds of families through sorrow and his own transformative journey of losing his wife. His expertise informs the book's unique categorization of our pain after loss: non-grief, grief, severe grief, and profound grief. Recognizing each person's grief journey as uniquely individual-like a fingerprint-this book offers a supportive and nonjudgmental space for self-discovery.Ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of their own grief, recent or long felt, this book provides a refreshing and empowering perspective.Ron Crawford served as a pastor for twenty-seven years in Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida before his decade-long service as president of Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond; he retired in 2017. He is a graduate of North Carolina State University, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Virginia Commonwealth University. He now lives with his wife, Melanie, in Powhatan County, Virginia. His ongoing interests include writing, woodworking, yard work, and scuba diving.