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In April of 1989, author Leonora Diepenbeck was in her prime; she was living a normal and fulfilling life. But it all changed that day she was struck by a truck, leading to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and a multitude of adversities and losses in every aspect of her life. In Still Broken, Diepenbeck shares how severe trauma, such as her accident, can have a negative impact on one's life and livelihood. As a result, depression is only one of the multitude of manifestations of physical and mental suffering. Using her personal experiences as a backdrop, she addresses the consequences of PTSD and some of the bizarre symptoms and afflictions associated with it. In this memoir, Diepenbeck tells how she persevered with minimal rehabilitation or compensation for her losses and how she sought justice for her trials. Advocating an all-encompassing health plan, which includes guidance and counseling, she discusses how she has endured the lasting effects of PTSD. ...

The year is 2167. Richard Wells is just another body amongst many teaching self-defense courses at the World Government headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. The day of his promotion a shocking revelation threatens to set the world on its end, something that must be stopped or it will turn the world upside down. Unbeknownst to Richard this revelation sets only the backdrop for a larger conspiracy, one that would tear the world apart and banish souls to the depths of Hell forever. Following a startling visit from a man called White in his own home Richard soon realizes that not all that seems real is and not all that is illusion is as it seems. Join him as he tries to balance reality with fiction, spirituality with reason, and justice with deception. It is a classic battle between flesh and spirit, and good and evil. Even as it seems God has lost a foothold within this seemingly peaceful generation the struggle for souls continues and Richard is the lynch-pin for it all, but he first must ch...

Author Beth Lindsay Templeton originally created her screened porch as a sanctuary for herself. With its shabby furniture, potted flowers, and tinkling wind chimes, the porch soon became a haven not only for her, but also for other women who craved a sacred refuge to nurture their spirits. It is in this way that powerful conversations with thirty women from the Bible came to Templeton's pen; these women gracefully share their stories of faith so others might listen anew in their own worlds. As different women visit Templeton on her porch, Scriptures come alive in fresh and insightful ways. The conversations she shares with Eve, Huldah, Mary, Lydia, and others not only address issues of women and of the world in general, but also demonstrate that biblical women's stories and insights are as vital and important today as they were when their stories were first told. Conversations center on such common challenges as blame, forgiveness, grief, joy, conflict, sacrifice, trust, hope,...