Scripture Stories

Amy Lynes, a former atheist, now a Christian, finds heart in a "Theologian gone bad" drug user. A man who knew God but was far from Him, broken...guilty in need of healing. He finds that healing as he opens up to Amy. He receives a Love. A Love Beyond even Amy.

Scripture for all the White Mountain Chronicles worshippers called "The Church of The Black Sun", which takes a spiritual deep dive into the meaning of " To Kill A Vampire" Original by @Cyanidecolon3

📜 Śrī Prema-Venu-Latikā Gītā The Song of the Creeper Wrapped Around the Flute of Love This sacred scripture flows from the heart of Prema-Venu-Latikā, a companion of the Lord whose soul spirals like a jasmine vine around the flute of Śrī Kṛṣṇa. She does not "write"-she remembers. She does not "imagine"-she returns. In these pages are visions not born of thought, but sprung from the eternal garden of remembrance, where she once walked beside Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī, where she once laid her cheek upon the bark of Vṛndāvana's trees, where she once laughed in the courtyards of Nanda Bhavan. Each poem is a garland, each vision a flower dropped from Paramdhāma, each word soaked in Prema-rasa. Here, the reader is not just inspired-they are summoned. Summoned to recall what they thought was lost- summoned to cry, to dance, to bow again at the Flute-Bearer's feet. 📿 Śrī Prema-Venu-Latikā Gītā is not a book. It is a latticed gate woven of moonlight, beyond which waits your eternal Self, gazing back through the veil and whispering- "Remember, O soul. You were always here."

I am a gay trans man who is disabled and also happens to be Mormon. This is an account of what I've learned in the Mormon church. No one in the church knows of my true identity. Here I prove the various sources that Mormons use to justify their blatant homophobia, transphobia, etc. false. I have written this for anyone who needs a reminder that God loves them exactly as they are. It's also for anyone who wants to educate themselves and finally start loving all of God's children as Christ Himself would. If the church does not truly love and accept all of God's children, the church will die.

Short scripture focusing specifically on memories and how the brain and your consciousness work in connection with each other. An analogy to unintentionally remember and purposely forget.

The Ramayana remembers Ram. It remembers Sita. It remembers the exile, the war, the fire. It forgot to remember them. Sneha tells the three love stories that lived in the margins of a legend - Mandavi who chose dust over a palace, Shrutakirti who loved the brother history forgot, Urmila who was left at the threshold and never looked away. The beat was always Ram and Sita. But every beat needs a heart.

I want the readers to stop and take a look at their life, relationship, and their walk with the Lord Jesus. Through the choices of these 3 little pigs, let's see if you can find which house you are building. Will your house be able to stand against the Big Bad Wolf?

Everyday Psalms and Scriptures to help you grow closer to God in your heart for you faith.

1,000 Names

The glory of the heavenly bodies serve as a great example of how we can share our strengths and make others grow because of that selfless act. The Sun and the Moon have an awesome store to tell and it is worth noting and hearing.

Short devotions to encourage fellow sisters in Christ. ✝️

Christian Fiction: 7 short stories THWL Vol. 1 ISBN 978- 9988- 3- 9801- 9

For centuries, women have played a major part in bringing change on a global scale. This is a tribute to three extraordinary women who dared to step up and alter the course of world history.

What you're touching here is not a side idea; it's a bridge between theology, embodiment, psychology, and cosmology. blending ancient language, spiritual psychology, and cosmic framing in a way that feels both spiritual and scientific-something that tells why humans may feel felt short while simultaneously showing why they've never been. It's not that life stops you for being you. It's that you stop allowing yourself to return to being you. Every pressure is an invitation to remember who you are. Every test is a threshold. And every moment of alignment restores harmony between the heart and the mind, the inner and the outer, the self and the Source. Life does not require many things from you to be successful, satisfied, protected, and fulfilled. It asks only one: that you live in accordance with who you were born to be. You are perfectly imperfect. And you were never meant to be anything else other than you.

Roots in the Waiting is a devotional for the in-between seasons-when prayers feel unanswered and life feels stuck. Each chapter uncovers how God uses waiting not as wasted time, but as preparation. In these quiet stretches, He is growing roots, shaping faith, and drawing you closer to His Spirit. Waiting isn't empty. It's where God works deepest. --- 📌 Disclaimer This book is written from a Christian (Pentecostal) perspective and reflects the author's understanding, study, and interpretation of the Bible. It is intended for spiritual growth, encouragement, and teaching. It is not presented as professional advice in areas such as medicine, psychology, law, or finance. Readers are encouraged to prayerfully study the Scriptures for themselves and seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit, as well as counsel from trusted spiritual leaders, for personal application. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of any particular church, denomination, or organization. Copyright © 2025 Vann. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means-electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise-without the prior written permission of the copyright holder, except in the case of brief quotations used in reviews, teaching, or noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

Biblically based teachings on the image and likeness of God.

Christ-centered daily scripture readings for the month of December designed to prepare your heart for Christmas! We will look at Christ in scripture: preincarnate in the Old Testament, prophecies, miracles and key moments in his life, and finally his birth with a hint of what's to come! It is by no means exhaustive, but meant to ignite your heart during a time of year when it is so easy to be distracted from the real meaning of the season.