Pastors Stories

Miley Jason's mother just died from trying to fight cancer. She decides to move as far away as she possibly can and she winds up in a small town called bluebell. It's right on the coast of Alabama. One day she to the o my church in the town. Someone catches her eye… Will she be able to date him or is it to risking because it the pastors son...?

a pastor's wife struggles with depression.

...Yet no one knew why. --- Cover by Me.

God had said " This book of the law shall not depart out of your mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night..., and then thou shalt have good success" (Jos. 1.8). Success in Life is found in God's word. This book is a collection of inspiring teachings guaranteed to strengthen your daily walk with God.

When she was done, she handed our different assignments to us. It was a list of names, people who were yet to be part of us. My colleagues signed their allegiance with their pierced bloody thumb. I turned to leave after getting my list, bit her voice called me back. "Lashula, come back!" My legs stopped moving and came to a halt. My name isn't Lashula, but anytime that name was mentioned, I always felt as though it was directed at me. While I stood there waiting, same lady circled around me sniffing my body. "Shukura is pleased with you. But you must let her completely take over your mind and body." She pointed at me. "Your church had become a massive revenue. But we need 'the five'. We need you to channel 'the five' and get his members filled with crimson light." As Pastor Adrian continues to fight his demons, conforming and carrying out their assignments involuntarily, his church is at a breaking point. His friend Femi resurfaces to take back the church they started together. But his son, Jacob takes up the fight, trashing anyone who's unwilling to work according to God's plan. He takes up the mantle that'd fallen off his father's head. He must stay focused for the battles ahead. Note: This is a sequel to VESSELS UNKNOWN. Please read Vessels unknown first to understand this book.

When was the last time you stopped to take in the little things? Maybe it was a smile from a stranger or the feeling of the sun upon your skin. These could be the most ordinary moments, but what if these were God's gentle reminders that He is near? Thom O'Leary takes three decades of teaching and helps us find those whispers from God in everyday life.

A pastors wife who was a newer converts starts to go into a time of depression.

What happens when a national criminal is required to begin their life again? New state, new name, new life, we follow the mourning of Deren and the birth of Jerome. How long can this new identity suppress the demons from Deren's past?

A book of random Nigerian jokes that will get you laughing trust me,I hope you enjoy it*wink*

Stories are powerful. The stories we believe and tell about reality are powerful forces in shaping our perspectives of the world. If this is true, then a more accurate story will offer a more authentic paradigm for faithfulness in all areas of our lives—including our leadership. Distorted views of reality can cause distortions in leadership. There is an urgent need for gifted and committed leaders in all areas of society. However, there is more to leadership than tools, tricks, and techniques. A solid foundational perspective is necessary. Storied Leadership contends that the assumptions we hold about the world are the ultimate foundation of one’s perspective on leadership. The biblical narrative, developed through the entirety of the scriptures, helps us to understand the nature of the world, who we are in the world, and where reality is heading. This storied perspective provides a groundwork for leaders: from which to discover the particular call to leadership, for developing what leadership is, and for learning how we—as people in the story—ought to lead. Praise for Storied Leadership: In Storied Leadership, Brian Jensen and Keith Martel reflect on their years of teaching in many different ways with many different people. Their conversation ranges across the whole of life— from family interactions to philosophical perspectives, inviting those with ears to hear into a conversation with consequences, thinking as we must about why we lead and how we lead. Reading widely, they are as familiar with leadership theory as they are with biblical theology, and offer a seamless, story-formed vision of what a good life looks like, and therefore what good leaders look like. I hope that people read it, and read it again. Steven Garber, The Washington Institute author of Visions of Vocation

When was the last time you really felt your faith make a difference in your life? You know, for many of us, it seems like faith is something we believe in, but it seldom is anything that we experience in powerful and life-transforming ways. Yet from its pages, the Bible says that faith has the power to transform our hearts, our relationships, and even the painful challenges we find ourselves embroiled in during everyday life. As Thom O'Leary is often quoted, "Faith isn't just about believing. It's about seeing God move in your life." With more than three decades of experience teaching the Bible in a way that feels personal and easily understandable, Thom O'Leary Mountainbrook church knows how to help people connect with a faith that transforms. Here's how you can take steps toward that kind of life-changing faith.

When Michael, the pastor's kid, and all around golden boy, realized he liked this boy from school, his life takes an unexpected turn. Getting majorly rejected, getting sucked into a dysfunctional first relationship and uncovering a secret that would change the way he looked at himself, Michael rides the tides of life with his class A wit and undeniable aptitude for writing. Follow his story as he writes his biography in wattpad, one secret at a time.

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