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This book takes the next step into Step Ten: 'Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it', and examines what the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous prescribes. There is also a section on the history of the Twelve Steps. The Twelve Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous are a spiritual solution to addiction. By working the Twelve Steps, millions of people have found hope and recovered.

This book shines a light on the Nazi Doctrine under Hitler and traces the alliances with the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamic terrorists. Eventually, the entire world condemned Hitler and Nazism; when is the same thing going to happen with Islamic extremism?

This is a breathtaking look into the intimate details of Jesus Christ, the Messiah, through his trial and crucifixion. Unlike Bill O'Reilly's version of Killing Jesus, this story captures an element of spirituality and holiness in Jesus, in that He is the son of God, a part of God, who rose again from the dead and left the Holy Spirit for all who believe. An introduction and conclusion by John Paul add historical prophecies to substantiate that Jesus Christ has risen, is the way, is the truth, and is the light.

The most tragic, life-changing events in our world's history were the brutal and cruel acts in the Holocaust. The slaughter of millions of lives took place and is one of the most discussed and analyzed topics of modern history. This book seeks to explain and describe the greatest crimes against humanity, perpetrated by German killing machines.

The modern pre-tribulation rapture promises escape before persecution—but it was never taught by Jesus, the apostles, or the early Church. In The Great Deception, Glenn Langohr examines Scripture alongside the testimony of the earliest Christian writers to test modern rapture teaching against the plain order of biblical prophecy.

Think and Grow Rich is one of the most powerful books on success ever written. It will teach you how to leverage your dreams into reality. Think and Grow Rich draws on stories of Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and other millionaires of his generation to illustrate his principles.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. Glenn Langohr delves into the history of the 12-step program to show you that it was originally from Dr. and Minister Frank Buchman, who saw that his anger blocked him from seeing God's plan. So he started making disciples to the ends of the Earth. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says to "abandon yourself to God, Admit your faults to Him and your fellows", and to give away the freedom you have found.

Glenn Langohr spent 10 years in prison battling addiction before becoming an author. He met his soon to be sobriety sponsor Phil Doran and One Step at a Time: My Walk Through the 12 Steps is the memoir that follows. A comprehensive look into how each of the steps can transform compulsive, addictive behavior into a healthy and happy destiny. Alcoholism and addiction is but a symptom of the deeper problem... The 12 Steps help get to the root to deal with it.

Northup's only written work is his autobiography, Twelve Years a Slave: Narrative of Solomon Northup. A Citizen of New York, kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and rescued in 1853, from a cotton plantation near the Red River in Louisiana (1853), Northup's slave narrative, the tale of a free African American man who is kidnapped, sold into slavery, and lives as a slave for 12 years, was not only a best seller for its genre and time; it was revolutionary.

In this audiobook, the author reveals Matthew's goal, to make clear to Jewish listeners that Old Testament prophecies have been fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The author employs no less than 50 quotations from the Old Testament. The book of Isaiah in particular has exercised a great influence on Matthew’s Gospel.

This audiobook is a must if you are involved in 12-step groups or want to understand what recovery from addiction is all about. This audiobook is designed as a study guide for the listener to write their own interpretation of each slogan and section of the Big Book.

This is not the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is a comprehensive study guide that summarizes each chapter and breaks down the history of where and how it came about. Then it weaves how to apply the 12 steps to your life to find freedom from the bondage of addiction.

God rescued the author, Glenn Langohr, from a prison cell, with "urgings to start writing". That was 17 years ago and with over 77 books published, he now writes about the Bible from a spiritual war perspective. In the Book of Job, Glenn shows that God teaches us that "every thought is either working for God or against Him" and "every word uttered sets the direction you are heading spiritually."

Glenn Langohr gives one of his secrets behind the powerful witness of his own life, from prison to praise and prayer warrior and testifier. This audiobook is about testifying to who God is inasmuch as we can glean from the book of Psalms. The focus of this audiobook and the rest of this series is on praising God by remembering his works. That will give birth to testifying to what God has already fulfilled by studying his word. By giving testimony to who God is, we stand firm and resist being in fear of anything other than a healthy awe and reverence for the Lord.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. Glenn Langohr delves into the history of the 12-step program to show you that it was originally from Dr. and Minister Frank Buchman, who saw that his anger blocked him from seeing God's plan. So he started making disciples to the ends of the Earth. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says to "abandon yourself to God, Admit your faults to Him and your fellows", and to give away the freedom you have found.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. Glenn Langohr delves into the history of the 12-step program to show you that it was originally from Dr. and Minister Frank Buchman, who saw that his anger blocked him from seeing God's plan. So he started making disciples to the ends of the Earth. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says to "abandon yourself to God, Admit your faults to Him and your fellows", and to give away the freedom you have found.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. Glenn Langohr delves into the history of the 12-step program to show you that it was originally from Dr. and Minister Frank Buchman, who saw that his anger blocked him from seeing God's plan. So he started making disciples to the ends of the Earth. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says to "abandon yourself to God, Admit your faults to Him and your fellows", and to give away the freedom you have found.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. Glenn Langohr delves into the history of the 12-step program to show you that it was originally from Dr. and Minister Frank Buchman, who saw that his anger blocked him from seeing God's plan. So he started making disciples to the ends of the Earth. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says to "abandon yourself to God, Admit your faults to Him and your fellows", and to give away the freedom you have found.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. This audiobook will help you understand addiction and help your prayer life.

This is a corporate and personal prayer audiobook against every addiction and even thought processes that become obsessive. This audiobook will help you understand addiction and help your prayer life.