They have one thing in common—they’re about to be touched by God in a way they never imagined. Her simple request impacts lives and brings hope in the midst of hopelessness. Now, despite fear of discovery and its consequences, she knows she has to spread the good new
- Title : Delivered
- Author : Amy Michelle Wiley
- Rating : 4.62 (137 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-10-5
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 228 Pages
- Asin : 0578045184
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They have one thing in common—they’re about to be touched by God in a way they never imagined. Her simple request impacts lives and brings hope in the midst of hopelessness. Now, despite fear of discovery and its consequences, she knows she has to spread the good news. The second of many anticipated books from Peculiar People, Delivered is a collection of short stories that intertwine to deliver a single message. In an act of bravery, she sends out postcards with a single message: Let me pray for you. All through a simple postcard. Brought up in a strict Muslim home in London, Sulafa has recently experienced the transforming power of Jesus Christ. An immigrant and her young daughter, struggling to reach their dream…a special needs child, searching for hope…a newly released ex-con, seeking forgiveness. It is the work of twenty-five authors with one united voice, proclaiming the power of God to transform lives and His ability to do the miraculous in the most ordinary of circumstances.peculiarpeoplebooks
. Director Amy Michelle Wiley brings together authors from all over the world to write one-of-a-kind books that offer clean, Christian entertainment and spread the love of God. Delivered is contributed to by twenty-seven authors and artists from six countries, including the project's lead author, Helen Paynter. Peculiar People is an international Christian organization that creates unique fiction through group writing projectsAbout the Author Peculiar People is an international Christian organization that creates unique fiction through group writing projects. Delivered is contributed to by twenty-seven authors and artists from six countries, including the project's lead author, Helen Paynter. Director Amy Michelle Wiley brings together authors from all over the world to write one-of-a-kind books that offer clean, Christian entertainment and spread the love of God. peculiarpeoplebooksBig insight for me, was to realize that mind over body can kill you, though that is the ethos of our society. The author has apparently gone to great lengths to expose the good, bad, and ugly - regardless of who it slams.The Bremer/Bush issue is a particularly good read. Setting a baseline 10% based on a poor understanding of Old Testament tithing and applying it to the church is unhelpful. It is easy to find specific information since the sections are organized the same way, and also includes a discussion about common traps and problems. I particularly thought the Perfect Day visualization section was excellent. bley is as brilliantly understated in words as he is in music, and anyone familiar with his music or the many musicians he has played with (or anyone at all into jazz) will find a lot of stories in this book -- candid, funny, and illuminating. Who would have though that the end of the world as we know it could be such a thrill. I had to read this because it was assigned, but had to get Gerald O'Collin's book to really get the concepts of Christology.. Indeed, one of the city's most popular jazz bands led by the Anglo Indian Ken Mac, was flown in to Karachi expressly to help Mohammad Ali Jinnah celebrate the advent of Independence! In the austere `nation building' decades after the departure of the British, it w
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