I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN MINISTRY for as long as I can remember. I was born and raised in the church. I received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior as a college student and have been serving Him faithfully ever since. Over the years, I’ve served in various offices and capacities of ministry: Sunday school […]
From the day we’re born, we know to eat, sleep, and seek comfort whenever possible. In school, we’re taught the basics about how the world works. But sometimes, we just need to dig a little deeper. That’s where The Book of Unusual Knowledge comes in. The stories within this volume shed some light on the […]
For years I struggled with Bible reading even though I was in full-time ministry. Not only was Scripture challenging to understand, but the challenge also left me with a lack of desire. Every day I felt defeated before I even started, and many days I didn’t start at all. Eventually, I learned I was making […]
Foreword When The Alchemist was first published twenty-five years ago in my native Brazil, no one noticed. A bookseller in the northeast corner of the country told me that only one person purchased a copy the first week of its release. It took another six months for the bookseller to unload a second copy—and that […]
Two years. One hundred and twenty hours of brand-new interviews over ten months. Thousands of pages of transcripts. One hundred and fourteen pages of notes from rewatching 280 episodes (279 that aired, plus the original pilot that didn’t). I could keep going with statistics, though most likely that’s not why you picked up this book. […]
he Buddha famously advised his students not to buy in to everything he said without first checking it out for themselves. He wanted to promote firsthand experience, not dogma. “Don’t just take my word for it,” he said. “Examine my teachings the way a goldsmith examines gold.” For instance, the Buddha taught that focusing too […]
Wild plants have a number of ills that science doesn’t often come to terms with, but it is possible that some in the wild can be consumed. There are several kinds of plants that are edible, and in this article, you will learn about the ten most common ones. This guide was created through research […]
When I was young, my grandparents owned a 240-acre diversified farm in west-central Illinois. For us kids, too young to pitch in with the chores, it was a wonderful playground. If we weren’t hanging on the fence staring down steers (with one prodigy always coming forward to have his forehead scratched), we were gingerly reaching […]
INTRODUCTION Plants are valuable food sources because they are widely available, easy to get, and, when combined properly, may cover all of your nutritional requirements. Before you eat a plant, make sure you know what it is. People have died from Poison Hemlock after mistaking it for wild carrots and parsnips. In this Edible Wild […]
Your Friends Aren’t Really Your Friends Omaha East’s cafeteria is inside the school’s enclosed courtyard. The courtyard used to be open-air, but they closed it up when people realized how ridiculous it was to expect students to shiver through frigid Nebraska winters in order to get to a science class on the other side of […]
Kaplan MCAT Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills Review, and the other six books in the Kaplan MCAT Review series, bring the Kaplan classroom experience to you—right in your home, at your convenience. This book offers the same Kaplan strategies and practice that make Kaplan the #1 choice for MCAT prep. This book is designed to […]
A map of Eorzea, with the continent of Aldenard at its center, has long been an indispensable item for adventurers and peddlers alike. Recently, however, its place in the inventory of the well traveled is being taken by an expanded work of cartography which includes the entirety of the Three Great Continents. The following is […]