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What do you do when faith feels heavy? Some believers think faith is proven by confidence and comfort. Then life strikes. Loss comes. Delay comes. Betrayal comes. Temptation rises. Prayer feels dry. Church feels complicated. Your heart feels tired, and your mind fills with questions. When Faith Is Tested is a practical field guide for believers who want to keep walking with God in real seasons of pressure. This book does not shame questions and does not offer shallow comfort. It gives clear truths and daily practices that help you return, stay clean, and stand steady when life shakes you. ...

You can write, but can you publish consistently? Many authors do not fail because they lack ideas. They fail because they lack a repeatable method. They write in bursts, edit forever, panic during upload, launch with stress, then disappear. Publish Like a System was written to stop that cycle. This book gives you a step-by-step method from draft to launch, built for real life and real limitations. You will learn how to separate stages, use checklists, keep daily minimums on hard days, and return cleanly after missed targets. The goal is not perfection. The goal is a system you can repeat ...

A dissertation can break your confidence even when you are a capable student. The work is big, the rules are strict, and the steps often feel unclear. You are expected to choose a topic, write a proposal, review the literature, design a method, collect data, analyze results, write chapters, and defend your work. Many students freeze because they do not know what to do next. Academic Dissertations: Write Dissertations Confidently is a practical guide for students who want to finish well without panic and without shortcuts. It follows Panyim as he enters the dissertation process and meets the...

Most people want to work online, but they never learn the computer skills that make online work possible. They lose files. They cannot organize documents. They do not back up their work. They struggle with email attachments and online forms. They download unsafe apps, get hacked or scammed, waste data, and burn time. Then they quit, not because they are lazy, but because their tools and habits are not ready for work. Survive and Work Online is a computers-first guide built for real life. It teaches practical digital skills that create confidence, then shows you how to apply those skills to ...

Before a person becomes a family member, a clan member, or a citizen, he is first an individual. He must learn how to carry his own mind, his own choices, and his own name, even when community expectations are strong. The Individual: The First Societal Unit follows Panyim, a young Nuer man in South Sudan, as he stands at the edge of adulthood and faces the rites and responsibilities that will define his place among his people. During the Gär ceremony, each line etched on his forehead is not only a mark of belonging, but a test of endurance, identity, and the kind of man he will become ...

A digital presence is not a logo and a few social posts. It is the proof that your business is real, consistent, and worth trusting. Many small businesses fail online for a simple reason: they show up without a system. The website is unfinished. Social media is random. Content has no direction. Then they spend money on ads and wonder why nothing converts. Digital Marketing Success: Your Digital Presence is a practical guide for building an online presence that actually works. It follows Panyim, a young entrepreneur trying to launch a fashion line, and Nyakor, a method-minded guide who turns...

Academic Theses: Writing Academic Papers Confidently is a story-based guide for students who know what they want to say but struggle to say it in a scholarly way. Many students have ideas, yet their papers feel scattered, their arguments feel weak, and their citations feel stressful. This book was written to replace guessing with a clear method. In the quiet space of the university library, Panyim faces a problem that many students recognize. He can read, he can think, and he can work hard, but turning thoughts into academic writing feels like pushing a heavy cart uphill. Nyakor, a ...

The Synoptic Gospels are where most theological students first meet Jesus in sustained detail. Matthew, Mark, and Luke tell one story with shared scenes, shared sayings, and shared structure. Then the differences appear, and many students are left asking: Why do these Gospels sound alike in places, and why do they diverge in others? Synoptic Gospels: For Theological Students is a study guide written to help you read the first three Gospels side by side with clarity. It shows you how to follow the narrative flow, compare parallel passages without confusion, and read each Gospel on its own ...

Research can feel intimidating when you are doing it for the first time. You are expected to write a proposal, form a clear research question, choose a method, collect data, analyze results, and present your findings in a serious academic voice. Many students panic not because they lack ability, but because they do not have a clear path. Academic Research: Understanding Research Fundamentals makes that path clear through story and practical instruction. You follow Panyim, a dedicated university student in Juba, South Sudan, as he begins his first major research project. Nyakor, his ...

Many of us believe in God, yet we still live as if we are trapped. We carry fear, shame, old vows, family pressure, spiritual confusion, and the weight of what we have survived. We pray, but we do not rise. Lifted Up For His Glory is a faith-centered guide for anyone who wants to move from survival to surrender, from bondage to freedom, and from religion as routine to a life that honors God in real decisions. I write as someone shaped by war, displacement, and loss, but also shaped by Scripture, repentance, and the slow, stubborn grace of God that rebuilds a person from the inside. In this ...

Most people can open PowerPoint and type words on a slide. Few can build a presentation that holds attention, explains an idea clearly, and leaves the audience with a message they remember. The difference is not talent. It is method. Microsoft PowerPoint Guide is a practical book that teaches you how to create presentations that look clean, tell a clear story, and communicate with confidence. It starts with the basics for beginners, then builds step by step into the tools that make presentations stronger: design, structure, visuals, animations, delivery, and speed. This is not a book about ...

Christianity in Africa is not a copy of Europe. It is a living faith shaped by African languages, African wounds, African joy, and African hope. African Christianity: A Vibrant Faith tells that story through the journey of two siblings, Panyim and Nyakor, in the Upper Nile region of South Sudan. When they meet Father Aloysius, a priest who speaks with patience and compassion, they are introduced to the message of Jesus Christ. What begins as curiosity becomes a serious question: Can a person follow Christ without despising their people and their culture? This is a story of faith meeting ...

Academic writing can feel like a secret language. You may have good ideas, but your lecturer wants structure, evidence, academic tone, and clean citation. Many students do not struggle because they are lazy. They struggle because they were never shown how to turn a thought into a clear argument that meets university standards. Academic Writing is a story-based guide that teaches the skills behind strong academic work. You follow Panyim, a young student standing at the edge of a demanding academic world, where the library represents both opportunity and pressure. Along the way, he is joined ...

Modern Marriage and God is Book 9 in this autobiography series. It asks a simple but demanding question: in a world where cultures meet, roles shift, and expectations change, can love and faith still hold a marriage steady? This book blends personal reflection with social observation. It looks at marriage as lived reality, not only as a ceremony. The author explores how marriage has been practiced across time and cultures, and why those practices have changed. He examines what happens when couples carry different backgrounds into the same home, when families and communities bring pressure, ...

Your first real research project can feel intimidating. You are told to choose a topic, pick a method, collect data, analyze it, and write it up in a strict academic format. Yet no one slows down long enough to show you how the whole process fits together. This book follows Panyim, a bright but nervous university student in South Sudan, as he faces his first research project. Nyakor, his supportive girlfriend and a strong academic performer, helps him move from fear to clarity by breaking research into practical steps. Their journey keeps the learning human, grounded, and realistic for ...

You do not need a publisher’s permission to become a published author. You need a clear process you can follow. Publishing a Book on Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing is a simplified, step-by-step guide for absolute beginners who want to publish a real book on Amazon in both Kindle and print formats. If KDP feels confusing, technical, or intimidating, this book breaks it into plain actions so you can move from manuscript to “Live on Amazon” without panic. In this guide, you will learn: What to prepare before you open KDP, so you do not stall halfway How to format your manuscript for...

College can feel like a new set of rules that no one explains. The reading is heavier. The writing is stricter. The research never ends. And one wrong citation can cost you marks you worked for. Academic Orientation is a practical field guide for students who want to stop guessing and start producing clean academic work with consistency. It focuses on the skills that carry you through most courses: learning, research, writing, and referencing. The goal is simple: help you build a process you can trust, even when deadlines are tight. Inside this book, you will learn how to: Study with focus ...

The Gospel is simple enough for a child to hear, and deep enough for a lifetime of study. The Gospel of Jesus Christ: English Version is the translated edition of a book I first wrote in Dinka for readers in South Sudan. Because many e-readers and publishing platforms do not support Dinka alphabets well, I prepared this English version so the message can travel further, reach more hearts, and serve readers across cultures. This book presents the core Christian message in clear language: God is holy, humanity is sinful, and God’s love is not a vague feeling. It is a rescue. God sent Jesus ...

Many churches know how to gather crowds. Fewer know how to make disciples who endure. Evangelism and Discipleship: For Evangelists and Church Planters is a practical ministry guide written for people who carry the burden of souls, not just attendance. It helps you share Christ with clarity, follow up with love, plant with wisdom, and build believers into steady followers of Jesus who can stand, serve, and lead. This book treats evangelism and discipleship as one work. Evangelism without discipleship produces quick decisions and weak roots. Discipleship without evangelism produces a ...

Every theology student studies Jesus. The question is whether you will study Him as scattered episodes, or as a coherent life with a clear mission, a growing conflict, and a finished work. Life of Christ: For Theological Students is a Christology-focused study guide that walks through the life and ministry of Jesus with order and theological purpose. It is written to help students read the Gospel story as a unified account, understand what each stage reveals about Christ’s identity, and connect events to doctrine without turning the text into dry notes. This book follows the major ...