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Have you ever done something stupid with money? Mike Sena CFP (r) has been there, done that. Learn useful strategies for your life, your situation, and your money. Mike tells 48 stories written between 2007 and 2012 that reflect his perceptions, experiences, and lessons learned over the years as a financial planner, business owner, father, husband, and full-time member of the human race.

This book is a Bible study guide that can become a part of your devotional activities and small group learning. It discusses topics that will help you connect your faith and work. It addresses topics that will help you understand God's purpose for your work, your calling and vocation, stress, motivation, your priesthood, ambition, and entrepreneurship. Each topic will be examined in light of God's word.

This publication takes an in-depth look at the grand conflict between East and West that ebbed and flowed for almost 200 years. Providing fascinating background and context, as well as profiles of some of the most interesting historical names associated with the period, this book offers a fresh, colorful perspective on the crusades.

Some sales programs drape a shroud around sales success as if a guarded secret; others set out strict rules and steps without regard to context and expertise. But in reality, making the sale is much simpler. In his new audiobook, Sweet Sales, Dr. Sweet presents powerful selling techniques, rarely seen or spoken of, in sales training. To start making sweet sales, listen to this book today!

Even though we acknowledge God as owner of the universe and ourselves, we do not live out that belief in our daily lives. C. S. Lewis and others alluded to God's ownership and acknowledged it, but this is the first work to explore the details and explain its importance and impact in-depth. The author uses a hundred verses of scripture and his knowledge of the original languages to enlighten and illuminate what first-century Christians knew, but has been lost for centuries and hidden by our own desire to avoid knowing what God really wants from us.

Devil´s Pass was an old trading route that ran through the state. The two main connecting towns to his by way of Black Foot and Tender Foot. He had heard that bad things had happened at Black Foot. The local Sheriff, called Bean, had been caught red-handed playing nursemaid to a group of Confederate soldiers still fighting a war that was over a few months ago. No sir, there was no way that Santi would be riding through Black Foot. Sheriff Bean hated Mexicans. His town, Pecan Township, was peaceful when he left seven years before. Now, he could only guess.

Longtime Wiregrass Farmer newspaper editor, the late Auston Saxon compiled his best stories into a book. Now, it is available again.

A trip to Canada to officiate the wedding of two friends became a journey to peace, freedom, and a home the author never knew existed. Take a journey with the author as he explores what it means to enter another country as a stranger in a strange land and then leave as a native son. The book has humor, philosophy, stream of consciousness imagery, and a few ideas on how to find peace wherever you are. It also has a story about hunting bear.

Once in a lifetime, like rising cream, a literary work emerges from obscurity, penned by an author with the ability to take the listener's hand and lead him (or her, or uncommitted) on a journey of transformation that eternally changes one's perspective on life. A tome so powerful, it shakes the very foundation of contemporary thought, culture, and philosophy and challenges the value system of an entire generation. This is not that book. Still, I'm sure it will come in handy somehow.