Poems about God and memory verses from the bible. It is what God says Go therefore and make disciples on the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything that I have commanded you. Mathew 28:29-20

When the Hemmingway's go into debt, their only hope out of their dilemma is their daughter, Rhea. Rhea realizes the situation and immediately agrees to help her parents. But marriage? Not what she hoped for, especially when she had become known to the ton as a Wallflower. When it comes time for Rhea to meet her future beloved, she's shocked at how intense their bond is. Although Hadrian Vale abruptly refuses to marry the girl, he immediately has a change of heart when he meets her. But somebody has held a grudge against the Vale's, and soon Hadrian finds that his wife is being victimized for it. Can he protect the woman that he promised to cherish, in sickness and health? And maybe even the woman he's come to love?

Rizalista! Dreams remain the power to every nation in the world, as diversity binds us together regardless of color, religion, culture, language, or history. It is up to mankind to establish and embody the empowerment of values, life principles, the value of education, patriotism, and the belief that the youth is tomorrow's hope ("Ang kabataan ay pag-asa ng bayan"). These are the dreams and aspirations Dr. Jose Rizal had for the continuation of his legacies among Filipinos in the present and to the future. He is still here, alive in our hearts -- "may forever!". This is the very bible facts about the so-called National Hero of the Philippines, Dr. José Rizal, that you didn't probably know. His life and works, and everything in the past that you really want to know as well as my bunch of research with interesting topics, thoughts, and perception about the hero. It's history! Who cares? Well, you're a worthy Filipino who is here to study our nation, our heroes, not a foreigner wannabe. Our history is the foundation. Therefore, our Republic is the history. DISCLAIMER: The factual information of this book, such as text, graphics, images, and other materials were gathered from various credible sources for informational and research purposes. The views and ideas expressed in this book are the author's own and do not necessarily represent the views of the historians.

The Young Outlaw or Adrift in The Streets by Horatio Alger Jr. Edited by David Emerson Swainbank October 6, 2015 Another great book

#1 in spiritual "You are mine!" He claimed, gazing at her deep hazel eyes intensely. "No, I was never yours."She countered, as a lone tear fell from her eyes. "You were and you are. I will not let you get married to anyone else and there will be only my name in your henna!" Daniyal smiled gandering at her delicate hands, which were soon going to be covered with henna, but with his name? "Aren't you happy that I am finally leaving your house! Please Daniyal! You know how much it took me to be okay after you broke our friendship! Then you came back again as if nothing happened?" Kinza Malak burst into tears. Her bottled up emotions exploded like a volcano abruptly! "I am sorry Kinza. I was a jerk back then; I spoilt everything. Please let me fulfil the promise, my dad made to your abbu," with that he walked away, hiding hurt and love in his emotionless eyes, leaving a shocking Kinza behind.

Highest ranking, #1 in spiritual ( 10/7/2016 ) until ( 5/ 9/ 2016 ). How can you fix something that's already been broken, several times? I am damaged, used and repulsive... I am nothing, just simply unfixable. Or at least that's what people told me. I've kept to myself for a long time now until I met someone who is just as unfixable as me. I am Layla and this is my story. * Layla Joseph and Adam Hayek cross paths at the most unexpected time. They make a deal, they decide to get married for their own selfish reasons. Put two strangers in one house and see what happens... one of them is a first class bipolar asshole who has no faith left, while the other one is a sweet, fragile girl with baggage in the form of a little angel, who happens to be strengthening her faith. Both are broken... unfixable they say and both have a past that haunts them. A marriage of convenience is what they had in mind... But will there be more or will they let their pasts get in the middle and drive them away from each other, leaving them yet again unfixable? ******* Romance/Spiritual Warning! This book will most probably contain mature language at some point. This book is not meant to be preaching about islam, rather its a book about characters who happen to be muslims struggling with their faith and life. It's a FICTIONAL book, my imagination did the work for me. Anything else could be a coincidence. I DONT OWN ANY OF THE PHOTOS USED IN THIS BOOK. I'm not a perfect Muslimah and this book isn't a perfect Islamic book either. Please have an open mind when you read this book. Thank you.

Millie lives on the Internet. Her world is made up of binary numbers and Internet tabs. Paul is a Social Networking Pastor who helps bring those, that prefer the virtual world, to know Jesus Christ. What happens when they meet on Wattpad and begin a friendship that may change both of their lives?

Emily has no friends, no life and no hope. She was abandoned when she was a baby left to live with her grandparents. Ben hears the angel singing one day and comes back to find Emily the "ragamuffin" sitting in front of her grandparents bakery. In his search for the mysterious angel with the voice that is heavenly, he and Emily embark on a friendship that will change both of them forever. Please notice the video I have linked to the chapters to the right. I tried to get the original artists singing. Or at least the artist that inspired me to use that song. Also, at the end of Chapter 10 is a list of all of the songs with artist credit. I hope you enjoy!! Please vote and comment.

I want to write about God for people who 'don't do God'; in plain simple language stripped of religious jargon. It's too easy to hide behind formula words and to be unclear, even in our own minds, what we really believe. If you 'don't do religion' this book's for you; because on on my reading of the bible 'religious' people get a pretty poor press and much of what we call religion is not what it should be about. If you are religious, well you should read it too. There are messages here we need to reflect on. I've come at this from a Christian perspective because that's my background but all religions reflect our quest for meaning and there can only be one God whatever we call him.

Tanner is in shock. His mother has just been killed in a drunk driving accident. He needs Julie and her family even more now! How can he ever relieve himself of the guilt that he feels following her death? And how can he ever forgive her killer? (3rd story in series)