Bøger af Joshua Shaw

The Book of Ninety Three is a work of modern poetry and short stories. It can be read from start to finish, or opened at random. Explore the dark journey of Love and Magick...open the door to the invisible through words... The book is meant to be a walk through fall and winter, if read from beginning to end. It contains subject matter provacative for most adults, so prepare to set down your superstitions. You can always pick them up again when you're done reading.

For many of Christians, no matter how many church services we attend, podcasts we listen to, or conferences we sign up for, we often feel a deep sense of emptiness or void in our relationships with Jesus. Feelings of being orphaned by God, divorced from His family, and enslaved to our sins, consume our hearts. We do everything we can to try and fill our spiritual emptiness, but nothing seems to change. Despite our best efforts to apply what we are learning from our daily Bible readings and church's weekly sermons, what we "know" in theory rarely becomes what we encounter on a day to day basis. Because of this, our relationships with Jesus are in desperate need of rejuvenation. In John 16:13, Jesus says, "When the Spirit of Truth comes, he will guide you into all truth.." Within this passage, Jesus teaches his followers that it is by the guiding work of the Holy Spirit that we will encounter the truths of God's Word that brings us life. The Spirit will be the active agent in guiding our hearts to God's loving truths for our lives. Therefore, Spirit-Filled Truth speaks to the longing many Christians have to encounter God's truths for themselves, and how His presence alone can satisfy their deepest needs by means of: - Unveiling who the Spirit of Truth is, and our need for His guidance in our lives. - Illustrating how to walk in our identity as adopted children of God. - Revealing how to actively be a part of God's family. - Displaying how to be used as effective ambassadors for His Kingdom.

The past can never be left behind... Toronto is a bustling city full of light and life until shadows fall on the world of Tommy Robertson and Detective Ron Gilman. Terror strikes Tommy when he receives a foreboding telephone call, "I'm coming for you," the woman says with a cool disdain, her intentions rife with vicious malice. Ron arrived home to discover his wife has been brutally murdered. Under her severed finger, wedding band still nestled just below the knuckle, lays a note written in the blood of his dearly departed wife, "I'm coming for you," it reads. Gripped with crippling grief, his cellphone rang. Ron answered it to a woman telling him that his son, Benny, is dead. Now, Ron and Tommy struggle to stay alive themselves while trying to discover what exactly happened to Benny. Their pasts have returned and they cannot be escaped.

Imagine a piece of modern poetry that makes you see and feel the harrowing tale of the opiate epidemic in a whole new light. 'A Symphony in Silence' gives you just that. Written in a format akin to our favorite memes, it uses powerful raw emotions like love, fear, and melancholy in telling the stark narrative of an addict's life through three parts-HER, HEROIN, and HERE. You can read from the start or dive right into a page; the experience remains intense and unforgettable. Prepare yourself for a raw, poetic journey... with a touch of infinite sadness.