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Set in the 21st century, Spiritual Cashflow revolves around a young man and his search for purpose, truth, and a guiding light for the spirit in the rugged urban landscape of the City of Angels. It's a story about sex, money, and enlightenment.

Madame Ming aime parler de ses dix enfants vivant dans divers lieux de l'immense Chine. Fabule-t-elle, au pays de l'enfant unique ? A-t-elle contourné la loi ? Aurait-elle sombré dans une folie douce ? Et si cette progéniture n'était pas imaginaire ? L'incroyable secret de madame Ming rejoint celui de la Chine d'hier et d'aujourd'hui, éclairé par la sagesse immémoriale de Confucius.

Tommi Schmitts große Leidenschaft ist der Fußball. Er schrieb über ihn in seiner 11Freunde-Kolumne, hatte zahlreiche Profis in seiner Sendung „Studio Schmitt“ zu Gast, sammelt Trikots, schaut Fußball im TV, in der Kneipe, im Stadion - kurz: Er liebt ihn, wie so viele andere auch. Doch er macht sich Sorgen um die Entwicklungen im Fußball. Denn unser Volkssport macht müde - VAR, Financial Fairplay, die WM in Katar, Turbo-Vermarktung, Super League - diese Dinge nerven jeden echten Fan. Zum Glück gibt’s jetzt endlich “Copa TS". Hier bringt Tommi Schmitt die Liebe zum Spiel zurück ...

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Oskar ist zehn Jahre alt und todkrank: Er hat Leukämie. Seine Eltern weichen ihm aus. Doch Oskar hat auch Oma Rosa, eine alte Dame, die sich in der Klinik um die Kinder kümmert. Sie rät ihm, jeden verbleibenden Tag zu betrachten, als dauere er zehn Jahre. Im Zeitraffer durchlebt der Junge Pubertät, erste Liebe, Eifersucht, Midlife-Crisis, das Alter.

The Wise Pilgrim: Mentoring Others on the Road of Faith The Christian life is often described as a journey. Yet no pilgrim walks the road alone. Throughout Scripture, faith is passed from one generation to another—Moses guiding Joshua, Elijah mentoring Elisha, Jesus forming His disciples, and Paul encouraging Timothy. The wisdom gained through experience becomes a gift that helps others continue the journey. The Wise Pilgrim: Mentoring Others on the Road of Faith explores the art of spiritual mentoring through biblical teaching, personal stories, and practical guidance. Drawing from ...

Halbzeit-Legenden – der Podcast für alle in ihren besten Jahren ab 40. In diesem Podcast geht es darum, wie Menschen über 40 wirklich ticken: Was bewegt sie, welche Themen sind jetzt wichtig – und was sagen spannende Gesprächspartner und Experten dazu? Mit Leichtigkeit, Humor und entsprechender Erfahrung beschäftigen wir uns in ehrlichen Gesprächen mit dem Leben Ü40. Die Themen reichen von Sport, Gesundheit und Schönheit über Familie, Partnerschaft und Lifestyle bis hin zu Finanzen und persönlicher Entwicklung. Denn das Leben stellt Best Ager – und alle, die mit ihnen zu tun ...

The Battle Within: Losing and Winning the War of Temptation Temptation is one of the oldest and most universal struggles of the human heart. From the Garden of Eden to the wilderness where Jesus faced the tempter, the Bible tells the honest story of men and women wrestling with desire, fear, anger, pride, compromise, and the longing to control their own destiny. In The Battle Within, Geoffrey Schmitt (Willingheart) explores these timeless stories through a practical and reflective Bible study. Each chapter examines a biblical figure who faced temptation—some who fell, some who resisted, ...

Faith is not proven in moments of inspiration but in a lifetime of endurance. In Perseverance: Running the Race of Faith, pastor and author Geoffrey Schmitt explores the biblical theme of steadfast faith through the lives of some of Scripture’s most compelling figures. From Noah’s long obedience to Abraham’s patient waiting, from Joseph’s years of injustice to Job’s endurance in suffering, the Bible reveals that faith often grows strongest in difficult seasons. Through engaging teaching, personal reflections, poetry, and practical exercises, this study invites readers to discover ...

Waiting on the Lord: Trusting God’s Timing in a Hurried World explores one of the most challenging and misunderstood disciplines of the Christian life—waiting. In a culture that values speed, productivity, and instant results, waiting often feels like failure or delay. Yet throughout Scripture, waiting becomes the place where God forms faith, deepens trust, and prepares His people for what comes next. This Bible study traces the theme of waiting across the story of the Bible. From creation’s slow unfolding to Abraham’s decades of waiting for a promise, from Joseph’s prison years ...

Qui parle ? Une certaine Carlotta Berlumi. Le nom de cette mystérieuse vieille dame n’évoque rien à personne, pourtant elle soutient mordicus qu’elle connut son heure de gloire à la Scala et fut la plus grande rivale de Maria Callas. À l’entendre, la cantatrice grecque parvint, à force de manœuvres et de combines, à la jeter aux oubliettes, mais elle lui rendit la monnaie de sa pièce en précipitant sa chute. Carlotta prend-elle ses désirs pour des réalités ? A-t-elle trouvé en Callas le bouc émissaire de ses échecs, l’explication magique de ses déboires et de ses frustrations ?

Every queen knows that in order to find out if a princess is REAL, one must send the "alleged" princess to bed on a magnificent pile of mattresses, slip in a pea, and see how she sleeps. But when the royal kitchen is fresh out peas, the queen tries a peanut instead.The princess turns out to be as real as her food allergies. This humorous tale inspires, and educates children with allergies, as well as those who live in, and around food sensitive kingdoms

Bible is filled with powerful truths — but it’s also full of puzzling, strange, and even troubling moments. Why was Cain’s sacrifice rejected? Who were the “sons of God” in Genesis 6? Why did God almost kill Moses right after calling him? And what is the “unforgivable sin” Jesus spoke about? In Bible’s Most Puzzling Moments: Strange and Troublesome Stories in Scripture, Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Schmitt takes readers on a guided tour through 21 of the Bible’s most curious events. Each chapter offers: The biblical passage in focus. A plain-language retelling of the story. ...

Contentment: Finding Peace in Every Circumstance In a restless world that constantly urges us to chase more, Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Schmitt — known to many as Willingheart — invites readers to discover the calm strength of contentment. Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, ministry experiences, and hard-won wisdom, he explores how peace can be found not in perfect conditions but in a trusting heart. Through six thoughtful chapters — The Shepherd’s Provision, The Wisdom of Enough, Learning in the Hard Places, Comparison and the Thief of Joy, The Peace of Letting Go, and The Joy of ...

Taming the Tongue, Speaking the Truth is a powerful and practical guide to using your words for good. Drawing from Scripture, real-life stories, and years of pastoral experience, Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Schmitt invites readers into a thoughtful exploration of how we speak—and how the Holy Spirit can transform our speech. This 19-chapter study covers everything from gossip and gratitude to confession, confrontation, and legacy. Each chapter includes biblical teaching, a short meditation, personal reflection, a poem, discussion questions, and a closing prayer—making it ideal for personal ...

What is peace? Is it the absence of conflict? The removal of pain? The resolution of uncertainty? In Peace That Passes Understanding, Geoffrey Schmitt explores the deeper promise found in Scripture — a peace not dependent on circumstances, but rooted in the presence of Christ. Drawing from Genesis to Revelation, personal testimony, prison ministry experiences, seasons of grief, physical suffering, waiting, forgiveness, and hope, this study traces the journey of peace: Peace grounded in the character of God. Peace restored through the cross. Peace present in storms. Peace alive behind ...

What if the Christian life is less about trying harder and more about thinking differently — with Christ? In Thinking with Jesus: Living from Christ in Everyday Life, Geoffrey Schmitt invites readers into a practical theology of participation rather than performance. Drawing from Scripture, pastoral experience, prison ministry, seasons of suffering, and the quiet rhythms of ordinary life, this study explores what it truly means to live “in Christ.” Moving beyond the familiar slogan “What Would Jesus Do?”, this book reframes discipleship as shared life. To repent is not to grovel ...

Heute gehen wir selbstverständlich davon aus, dass seelische Prozesse mit der Funktion des Gehirns zusammenhängen. Jedoch entzieht sich die Komplexität des Dargestellten oft unserem Verständnishorizont. Nichtmediziner_innen fehlen die notwendigen Grundinformationen, um die Befunde und ihre Bedeutung auch für die Behandlung seelischer Krankheiten zu verstehen. Diese sind allerdings für alle helfenden Berufe wichtig, um z. B. die Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten eines Menschen einzuschätzen.

Christian Virtues: Formed in the Character of Christ is not a guide to moral improvement, but an invitation into spiritual formation. Rather than presenting virtues as ideals to achieve, this study explores how faith, hope, love, prudence, justice, temperance, courage, humility, patience, gentleness, perseverance, and gratitude are formed slowly through lived experience—often in weakness, waiting, and quiet faithfulness. Drawing from Scripture, pastoral ministry, caregiving, prison worship, and long obedience in ordinary places, the author invites readers to consider virtue as the shape ...

Providence vs. Fate: Is Life Written, Random, or Guided Is life a script already written? A chain of unavoidable causes? A random collision of events? Or a guided story in which our choices truly matter? In Providence vs. Fate, Geoffrey Schmitt explores one of the most enduring questions of human existence: Are we prisoners of destiny, victims of chance, or participants in a divinely guided journey? Drawing from Scripture, pastoral ministry, prison chaplaincy, personal loss, and decades of lived faith, Schmitt examines: Ancient fatalism and modern determinism The illusion of randomness ...