You Have the Power to Create Your Own World

In this inspiring book, the author takes a deep dive into the very essence of human existence and uncovers the innate potential for greatness that lies within all of us. By exploring the mysteries of birth and creation, the author reveals that every one of us is born with the capacity to overcome any obstacle and emerge victorious. Through an insightful examination of the obstacles that stand in the way of our success and fulfillment, the author offers a profound perspective on what it truly means to be human. Drawing on the wisdom of the ages and the power of faith, the book offers a roadmap for unlocking the seed of greatness that lies within each of us, and rising above the challenges of life to become our best selves.In a world where crisis and uncertainty abound, this book is a call to action for all those who are ready to step up and answer the call of greatness. With its uplifting message of hope and renewal, this is a book that will inspire you to reach for the stars and achieve your dreams, no matter what obstacles you may face. So if you're ready to unlock your true potential and live the life you were born to lead, this book is the perfect guide for you!

When you said yes to Jesus, you immediately became a living soul. You were reborn as a new creation, but as a baby. The process of Christianity then is that through knowledge, faith and practice we come into maturity. When you said yes to Jesus, you took on His power, authority, and identity (your real/true/authentic identity). This book examines some of the foundational principles that we can begin to apply to our lives immediately. While it is designed for new believers, it is also for most Christians who got stuck at the baby stage due to indoctrination. It is time for believers to start living in the reality of who we are in Christ. Our Identity in Christ has been restored and revealed; it is time to initiate.

Mary was a young girl when the angel Gabriel came to her. She had recently become engaged to a carpenter named Joseph. Mary was an ordinary Jewish girl, looking forward to marriage. Suddenly her life would forever be changed. Mary was fearful and troubled in the presence of the angel. She could never have expected to hear the most incredible news, that she would have a child, and her son would be the Messiah. Although she could not comprehend how she would conceive the Savior, she responded to God with belief and obedience. Although Mary's life held great honor, her calling would demand great suffering as well. Just as there is pain in childbirth and motherhood, these would be much pain in the privilege of being the mother of the Messiah.

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The Prodigal Daughter follows the story of a young woman who has been wounded more times than she can count. At a major turning point in her life, she comes face to face with some tough decisions that could change the course of her life. Agent Allan Johnson is assigned his first case. Will he be able to lead this prodigal girl home?

Spirituality is a practice, and any human being can engage in it, whether in Christ or outside of Christ. What we want to achieve is spiritual transformation with Christ at the center. This means knowing who you are, growing in who you are, practicing who you are, with Jesus Christ, the Son of God, at the center of it all. Call it mystical theology, spiritual technology or just the fundamental principles of Christianity, but the next 90 days is practicing to engage with the Word of God, engage with the body and blood of Jesus, meditate on the reality of the kingdom of God of which we are a part, live in absolute awareness of the company of the living, who we are connected to, and live in absolute awareness of the angelic structures and spiritual beings established in and around us to aid in our journey to maturity as a son of God. If as a believer you have ever asked if there is more, then this journey is for you. The simple reality, brothers and sisters, is that there really is more.

"It's been a long time since I couldn't put a book down. This is one I will think about for a long time." - Amazon ReviewerChloe Cleopatra Taylor has always felt like a shadow in her own life.Born into a broken home, with a father presumed dead and a mother drowning in alcohol and drugs, Chloe copes by dressing in black, hiding behind sarcasm, and pouring her pain into stories no one reads. By day she works menial jobs. By night she dreams of becoming a writer-and of escaping a past she can't fully remember.When a mysterious figure who looks like her father begins appearing in the corners of her life, the line between reality and imagination starts to blur. Strange occurrences, vivid dreams, and buried memories push Chloe toward questions she's avoided for years. Who was her father really? What happened the night he "died"? And why does her mother panic whenever Chloe gets close to the truth?As Chloe's world unravels, a gentle but persistent presence enters her life through James, the pastor's son who refuses to give up on her. His quiet faith and steady love introduce her to a God who sees beyond the darkness she wears on the outside-and calls to the wounded girl underneath.But healing won't come without revelation. To move forward, Chloe must dig into the secrets her mother has buried-secrets tied to addiction, abuse, and a devastating choice that changed both their lives forever. The deeper she goes, the more she realizes that her entire existence may rest on a truth too painful to face.Girl Unknown is a raw, emotionally charged Christian coming-of-age novel that explores:¿ The long shadow of trauma, addiction, and abortion¿ The struggle for identity, worth, and belonging¿ The relentless grace of God that pursues us through our darkest storiesIf you enjoy gritty, hope-filled Christian fiction with a touch of the supernatural-stories where broken people meet a God who redeems what seems beyond repair-then Chloe's journey will stay with you long after you turn the last page.Start reading Girl Unknown today and discover how God can rewrite even the stories we're afraid to tell.

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