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In a world filled with terror, strife and hopelessness, we seek validation that it is possible to change the world for those in need. Through prayer, faith and unremitting effort, Wendell Mettey proves that when ordinary people do extraordinary things, it is possible to change the world. Are Not My People Worthy chronicles the growth of Matthew 25: Ministries from a small suitcase ministry to an international humanitarian relief organization shipping humanitarian supplies to the poorest of the poor worldwide.

It’s a pivotal time for women leaders. On one hand, studies show women are woefully underrepresented in the highest echelons of corporate leadership. On the other, we’ve made huge strides in the political arena, while the global business world increasingly values the “soft skills” we’re naturally good at. So, what does all of this mean for women who aspire to the C-suite? Deb Boelkes has a simple message: Go for it. Conditions have never been more favorable. Boelkes lays out a blueprint for getting out of your own way so you can make real progress.

Follow Penelope as she ventures back up the mountain to the dragon’s cave, only to find that he’s gone! Clues along a path lead her to a dark forest as the mystery begins to unfold and Penelope shows her true bravery. Deb takes children's audio stories to a whole new level of fun with sound effects, a simple underlying message of kindness, and engaging follow-up activities to keep the fun going! Whether you're a parent, a grandparent, a teacher, or you’d simply like to nurture a child’s imagination, this is educational entertainment that you can feel good about.

The perfect blend of mindset, strategy, and simple solutions, this step-by-step guide allows you to build the practice of your dreams now, rather than waiting until later when you come up for air.

Do your employees think your workplace is the best-ever? Would you like to know the number one thing to morph your workplace from so-so to astounding? Within Heartfelt Leadership, Deb Boelkes reveals how leaders can get through to anyone, even under what many would believe are not the best of circumstances. The result is a workplace that is admired; one that delivers outstanding results; one that employees seek to be part of.

If God still heals, then how does a person receive healing? Can anyone be healed? God is not only able to heal, he is willing to heal! And there is nothing more gracious and merciful than experiencing the Lord’s divine healing of sickness and diseases! This study is a chronicle of the lessons in my own personal pursuit of healing, which started with, “If God still heals, then why am I still sick?”, and finishes with a complete, supernatural, amazing miracle! Come and learn of the promises of God and the works of Jesus that make healing still available to us today!

Let’s face it - keeping good employees is hard in today’s competitive job market, with its ever-increasing demand to do more with less. Are you trapped in the hire, train, repeat cycle because your best employees keep leaving? Does it feel like whenever you get someone trained and working like a well-oiled machine, they tell you they are leaving because of company culture or lack of growth opportunities?

Are you missing out on your own life? If you're feeling empty and stuck, not living your intended, purposeful life, you're not alone. Millions have turned to positive thinking, the law of attraction, and other approaches in the quest for greater joy and authenticity. But one big thing keeps getting in the way - the unconscious mental programming that traps most of us and blunts both our true nature and our brightest possibilities.

Lost and Found, Stories of Christmas is a collection of stories written by Reverend Wendell Mettey for his congregations. While written over a span of years, the stories have a timelessness that appeals to readers of all ages. These simple stories share the emotional journey of characters whose struggles with doubts, fears, and resentments cause them to lose hope, but who ultimately find a great gift through the discovery of the true meaning of Christmas.

The Pro-Achievement Principle is not some highfalutin’ scientific theory. It is a method of using two simple, self-adopted skills for getting amazing results on the job from day one. You’ll learn the winning traits employers are desperately looking for in high-valued candidates, and how to put those traits into words and actions that work for you.

Tell Me More offers the tools and strategies attorneys and professionals need to build a thriving book of business based on strong, trusted relationships with their clients. In her first book, After Hello, Deb Feder uncovered how to start curious, confident client conversations. Now, in Tell Me More, Feder delivers a simple yet effective plan to foster meaningful client engagement with a focus on everyday human interactions.

In What God Desires: The Story of the Center for Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief, Reverend Mettey shares a candid account of the struggles and successes the ministry experienced through a ten-year span.

Julie Bullard, daughter of one of Hollywood's legendary directors and one of the hottest young directors in her own right, is filming on location in the Louisiana bayou, working on a high-budget film that will make or break her career. Rey Tabary, nicknamed the Swamp Rat, is a Creole, a native of the bayou - a man Julie needs to provide authenticity for her movie . . . and to fill other needs as well. But as first accidents, and then murder, disrupt the set, Julie turns to Rey to face the deadly reality of a killer....

Perfecting Your Platform: Transforming Your Stage Presence into Stage Power is a must listen for anyone hoping to stand out and be recognized in the world of public speaking. The principles laid out in the book will guide the speaker to develop their Stage Presence to Stage Power to Staying Power.

Set in the last parts of the Civil War, the audiobook chronicles the lives of both George Armstrong Custer and the main character David Cole (fictional) until that fateful day in a desolate plain in June of 1876 when they both are killed in battle. With a Spielberg opening the listener is thrust into the audiobook and the adventure starts. With the listener knowing how it ends does not change the excitement of how the two end up at the Little Big Horn.

Join us in this exclusive audio program for candid conversations with luminaries in the food world. Kitchen Round Table brings you inside the homes and hearts of Lidia Bastianich, Madhur Jaffrey, Judith Jones, Betty Fussell, and Deb Perelman. We hear about their earliest food memories and how each slowly made their way into the kitchen and ultimately inspired generation upon generation of home cooks. We'll learn how complicated recipes are translated for those of us who don't dice and julienne in our sleep, but we'll also hear about memorable gourmet feats and culinary fireworks, and unforgettable meals.

With a strong historical foundation, this fiction flows like a traditional fairy tale with both dark and light elements, providing listeners with an early 1900s Texas narrative, sweet romance, and an evil stepmother.

When four sisters show up in town to fill the position of sheriff, Mark isn't sure what to do. This town is no place for women, especially a green-eyed beauty like Sam. When the town learns that these four woman can outshoot any man around Mark is forced to accept the girls as sheriff, but when one of them is kidnapped and being forced into marriage, will the other girls be able to save her and prove once and for all that they can do the job?

You were born to lead and create an impact in this world! Is fear and self-doubt stopping you from having your dream business and the life you really want? Breakthrough to Entrepreneurial Brilliance reveals the real reason powerful women in business feel like they are stopped, stuck, and struggling to take their brand or business to the next level.

Sheila is certain America's dynasties will destroy the country, but her nascent group of academic colleagues has failed to persuade the government and the people of the need for change. These revolutionaries call themselves Prime Heuristic. Their influence on government is small compared to that of powerful families like the houses of Daco, Harrington, Maddox, and Tafuri. Sheila and her colleagues monitor the fight for economic dominance between these four houses and America's other dynasties.