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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnA trainer and technical writer in Houston, Texas, Roni Singer has two grown children and two grownndachshunds. She enjoys singing, playing piano, cooking and being with her family and friends.Klappentextrn.

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorKlappentextrnrnAre You Sick and Tired of Failing?n nIt s frustrating to fail against the sin of this world. It s even worse failing against temptation, fear, and faithlessness as a believer in Christ.n nYou re not.

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnBorn in the Bronx, raised in Miami, relocated to Houston - Mary is of Puerto Rican descent, a mother to four grown children, Mimi to a couple of gorgeous grandchildren, and happily married (the second time around) to a p.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorKlappentext*Named #1 Christian Living book in the 2023 Christian Indie Awards for outstanding contribution to Christian life.Are You Sick and Tired of Failing? It s frustrating to fail against the sin.

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnBorn in the Bronx, raised in Miami, relocated to Houston - Mary is of Puerto Rican descent, a mother to four grown children, Mimi to a couple of gorgeous grandchildren, and happily married (the second time around) to a p.

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnOne woman s decision changed the course of her Ting family for generations nWhen Chwen Erl got on a plane bound for the United States at the age of 19, not only had she never flown before, she had never been outside of Taiwan. Hav.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - \*Named #1 Christian Living book in the 2023 Christian Indie Awards for outstanding contribution to Christian life.Are You Sick and Tired of Failing It's frustrating to fail against the sin of this world. It's even worse failing against temptation, fear, and faithlessness as a believer in Christ.You're not alone.Jason Ritchie never felt so 'not right' with God as during his biggest failure. He cried out in distress, 'Oh God, why can't I stop failing I can't seem to stop. Though I pray, though I study, though I return to You, I still sin, and I don't want to.'In the aftermath, he wondered: 'Will You still keep me Will You still love me Will You still use me 'What does God say to these questions 'Echoes the heart cry of every Christian who has fallen short of the Holy God we serve. Ritchie artfully applies Scripture as the lens of truth through which the reader is able to see Christ's mercy and grace through our repeated shortcomings.' Dr. Ed Young, Senior Pastor at Second Baptist Church, Houston, TexasDiscover God's fundamental response to failure.Oh God, Why Can't I Stop examines God's fundamental response to failure through the story of Peter's denial of Christ. It explores the Apostle Paul's lament in Romans 7:19: 'For I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil I do not want to do-this I keep on doing.'This Bible study examines the failures of some of the greatest people in God's family - and eight ways in which many of us fail today:Falling into DepressionHatingJudging OthersHolding On to BitternessLustingGiving In to GluttonySaying Things I Shouldn'tBeing Prideful'Guides us with wisdom and grace through various failures. Jason Ritchie diagnoses our struggles, relays real-life and biblically-based advice, is transparent about his own failures, and most importantly offers rich hope to every reader in the forgiving work of Jesus our Savior.' Chad Bird, Scholar in Residence at 1517Study individually or as a Bible study group.Each chapter concludes with Reflection questions to consider by yourself or as a Bible study group. You'll find out how God responded in each situation - and what it means for us today.'Captures the essence of our failures without pointing the finger of shame or guilt. . . . An eye-opening and heart-wrenching book that can be used individually or in small groups.' Brad Goad, author of The Night He Was Betrayed, Pastor of Adult Bible Study at Second Baptist Church, Houston, TexasIt's time to stand on God's Word and move forward. Find out how God's response to failure conquers shame and paves your way to victory.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Oh God, Why Can't I Stop? | Jason K Ritchie | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2022 | Stellar Communications Houston | EAN 9781944952389 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Readers who praised this story of coming of age -- and coming into grace -- will love this new book club edition!More than a memoir, this book is a promise of hope for anyone who was abandoned as a child, to anyone who woke up hungry and went to bed hungrier every day, for every wife who has loved a husband who left bruises on her heart and on her body.Somewhere between stealing cold cuts from stray cats and watching a stranger leave her mother's bed after breaking in through their bedroom window, Mary figured out that her family was dirt poor. Worse than her empty stomach, she was hungry for acceptance and love. She thought she found it when her baby sister was born and she became her 'mommy,' taking care of her needs as best as she could at the age of seven. Then she had to say goodbye over a small white casket.Mary's grandparents, first-generation immigrants from Puerto Rico, took her in and gave her a glimpse of faith and stability. For a brief, shining spell, she had a real home--until they decided that Mama needed her.They may have been right, but Mama needed more than a little girl could give, and Mary lost her way again.Just out of Juvy Hall, Mary found a knight in shining armor to take her away. She became a teenage bride to a man twice her age -- a man as deeply enslaved to booze as every stepdad she'd had as a child. She loved him anyway and wore the bruises he gave her, even when she tried to leave him to give their children a better life.Despite her fear and loneliness, she never imagined it would take a gunshot in the middle of the night to teach her courage. She was even more surprised when her rediscovered faith paved the path to forgiveness after so many years of pain.Running in Heels is an autobiography of the grit and grace that carried a young girl through the shadows of her mother's choices and on through an abusive marriage. Mary A. Pérez narrates an incredible story of survival in the face of hopelessness, and learning to forgive against all odds.Now with 'Questions and Topics for Discussion' for your book club!'A heart-wrenching testament to perseverance in the face of constant physical and emotional violence. An honest portrait of abuse within two generations, chronicling the author's long and often painful journey to recover her life and her faith within a most difficult legacy.' - Rita M. Gardner, author of 'THE COCONUT LATITUDES: Secrets, Storms and Survival in the Caribbean'.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - One woman's decision changed the course of her Ting family for generationsWhen Chwen Erl got on a plane bound for the United States at the age of 19, not only had she never flown before, she had never been outside of Taiwan. Having lived through the Japanese occupation of her country, the second World War, and then Chinese government rule, she was no stranger to change. But with a dream of an American education and a scholarship to attend a university in Atchison, Kansas, she left behind her family and everything she knew and stepped into the unknown under a new name, Joyce.Years later, a chance meeting with notable author Alan Drury sparked within Joyce Marleau a dream to write down her extraordinary life story in a book. The Obedient Child is the realization of that dream, more than two decades in the making.Journey with Joyce through Asia and the United States in The Obedient ChildFrom the Introduction:'It was hot and humid that morning on the train. Hotter than I was used to. I had forgotten how hot Japan can be in the summer. But then again, it could have just been nerves. It had been so long since I had seen any of these people, over 40 years! How would they feel about me after all this time What would we have to talk about Would I even still be able to remember the language The train stopped in front of a large department store. This was my stop. I knew if I cut through the basement, then ran upstairs to the main street, that I would be able to save myself some time and get to the meeting place quickly. I did not want to be late.The basement was full of bolts of fabric, and I was weaving in and out of them, making pretty good time, when all of a sudden something stopped me in my tracks. I had caught the tiniest whiff of a smell, something familiar. I reached over and grabbed one of the bolts of fabric. It was an inexpensive roll of dyed cloth, but the smell was so strong; that dye, that chemical, so familiar, but I just couldn't place it. I leaned my head against a nearby pillar, closed my eyes, and reached back into my memory.As I stood there with my eyes closed, holding the fabric up to my nose, a wave of emotions swept over me. I finally recalled what it was. This was the smell of my mother. This fabric, used to make everyday common kimonos worn by Japanese women, was also worn by my mother every time she took me shopping, when we went on outings, and when we met up with her friends who also wore these informal kimonos and smelled like this. I had to hold on to the pillar for balance, as all of the memories came flooding back to my mind.'.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Hard-won Insights on Business Leadership and Life.Part business leadership book, part autobiography, Fella, Life is a 15 Round Fight recounts decades of lessons learned by Norm Blake both in his work and from his family.Beginning with his defeat as a young boxer, Blake learned early in life to be persistent. At eight years old he had become proficient in boxing only to be defeated three years later by a boy two grades older. His boxing coach told him to learn from his defeat by becoming stronger and never giving up. It was the same lesson that his father had told him repeatedly. Never give up on yourself and persist with great determination. Thus, the title of his book, Fella, Life is a 15-Round Fight.Fella, Life is a 15 Round Fight details his success as a 'turnaround artist' restructuring and transforming companies to achieve success. Early in his career at GE he was a strategic planner and ultimately worked directly for Jack Welch. He learned much from Jack's mentorship. After leaving GE as Executive Vice President of GE Credit Corporation, Blake became a CEO turning around various organizations, including Heller International, USF&G, Promus Hotel Corporation, the United States Olympic Committee, and Comdisco.Every time he felt like he won a round in business, Norm was thrown right back into the ring and got knocked down many times. Yet, with hard work, persistence, and a commitment to his values, Blake tells how he endured through a successful career.Having written his book in his 70s, he reflects on lessons learned in his career, his success as a leader in business, and his caring for his family.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Running in Heels | A Memoir of Grit and Grace (New Book Club Edition) | Pe& | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2016 | Stellar Communications | EAN 9781944952051 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The inspiring story of one of the most successful venues in Houston, TexasIn 2008, Roger C. Igo was a naïve construction contractor who lost nearly everything to a businessman whose questionable business practices made the national news. But from the devastation emerged The Bell Tower on 34th, an upscale wedding and special events venue in Houston, Texas, known for its Old World beauty, accommodating staff, and events that no one will ever forget. Keep On Going chronicles the extraordinary history of The Bell Tower on 34th, from pioneering Texans to a disastrous betrayal to one man's fight for the future. Founder and CEO Roger Igo candidly shares: The events that derailed the author's thriving company and forced him to find a new path Bold risks fueled by desperation and tenacity The critical importance of faith, prayer, and family support The captivating history of the land where The Bell Tower on 34th now sits and its connections to key figures in Texas history A few of The Bell Tower on 34th's brushes with the supernatural A guided tour of The Bell Tower on 34th and the elements that set it apartFrom tragedy to triumph, Keep On Going is a story about never giving up, because sometimes, with faith and fortitude, it is possible to overcome great challenges.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The inspiring story of one of the most successful venues in Houston, TexasIn 2008, Roger C. Igo was a naïve construction contractor who lost nearly everything to a businessman whose questionable business practices made the national news. But from the devastation emerged The Bell Tower on 34th, an upscale wedding and special events venue in Houston, Texas, known for its Old World beauty, accommodating staff, and events that no one will ever forget. Keep On Going chronicles the extraordinary history of The Bell Tower on 34th, from pioneering Texans to a disastrous betrayal to one man's fight for the future. Founder and CEO Roger Igo candidly shares: The events that derailed the author's thriving company and forced him to find a new path Bold risks fueled by desperation and tenacity The critical importance of faith, prayer, and family support The captivating history of the land where The Bell Tower on 34th now sits and its connections to key figures in Texas history A few of The Bell Tower on 34th's brushes with the supernatural A guided tour of The Bell Tower on 34th and the elements that set it apartFrom tragedy to triumph, Keep On Going is a story about never giving up, because sometimes, with faith and fortitude, it is possible to overcome great challenges.