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You are about to study various principles (not guarantees) that, when applied, will put you on the path to wholeness. For some, this will be a difficult journey filled with heartache and pain as you uncover the source of your internal difficulties. For others, you'll find this to be a great resource for future reference for yourself or one you care about. Regardless of the need, you'll find this work to be enlightening, helpful, and perhaps even life changing. May the Lord bless you as you pursue a life of wholeness.

A sports devotional written by Charlotte Smith, a former All-American and two-time All-ACC player who made the game-winning shot in the 1994 NCAA Championship that gave North Carolina its first and only title. Smith, who won an ESPN ESPY for Best Female College Basketball Player in 1995, also starred in the ABL and WNBA for 10 years and was an assistant coach at North Carolina for 9 seasons before taking the head women's basketball coaching position in 2011 at Elon University, an NCAA Division I school in North Carolina. Smith, who knows the struggles of players, coaches and people in general, shares stories on and off the court in a devotional format that will help coaches grow in their walk with Christ and also give coaches material to share with their team to help them grow, as well.

Verses from all 31 chapters of Proverbs are paired with spiritually encouraging stories of well-known athletes and thought-provoking devotionals.

Living the Thankful Life includes 29 short stories about things that Robert is thankful. It also includes an area to write your own stories of thanks, which enables you to make it a legacy book for you, your family and others concerning living a thankful life.

By every indication, Gina Pastore was enjoying the fruits of a long marriage after raising two children who were married with their own families. She and her husband, Frank, were childhood sweethearts whose lives unfolded like a Hollywood movie: he found fame as a star pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds; she tended to the home fires with a son and daughter. It was during Frank's big league career that they both realized something was missing in their lives. After teammate Johnny Bench sternly reminded Frank not to get too cocky "because you're always one pitch from humility," they turned their priorities from materialism to the things in life that really matter: God, family, and integrity. When Frank was out of baseball, he decided to go into ministry, earning two master's degrees in philosophy and theology, but even such a noble pursuit had its difficulties as Frank and Gina would come to realize that deception and dysfunction exist even in Christian circles. In 2003, though, Frank got a break and became the host of the Frank Pastore Show on KKLA, the major Christian radio station in Los Angeles. He proved to be an excellent talk show host as well as a skilled interviewer and an astute commentator of current events. His Monday-through-Friday radio program quickly became popular in Southern California, leading to numerous speaking requests from churches to speak on Sunday mornings, accompanied by Gina. And then on a November afternoonwhile commuting home on his Honda VTX 1800 motorcycle following his showtheir lives changed forever in an instant. What follows is Gina's account of the "rest of the story"and a reminder that in times of trouble and tribulation, God calls us to persevere and trust in His plan for our future.

Do you assume when your mammogram comes back 'all clear' or 'negative', that you definitely don't have breast cancer? That's what Leslie thought too, until a devastating stage IV (metastatic) breast cancer diagnosis proved otherwise. Leslie, in Probably Benign, tells the tale that all women must hear for themselves, as well as for the sake of their mothers, daughters, partners, friends, and coworkers. In a unique, inspiring, and entertaining way, Leslie empowers women everywhere to advocate for their own best breast cancer screening options, so that ultimately more women with breast cancer can become survivors. Walk with Leslie all the way across Spain on the 500 mile journey of the Camino de Santiago, also known as The Way of St. James, as she shares with you the circumstances of her shocking diagnosis and the emotional journey of reckoning with her uncertain future and the unknown. Take the physical, mental, and spiritual journey with Leslie as she traverses the ancient Spanish pilgrimage on foot and shares the practical as well as the metaphorical lessons she learns along the way. Also eloquently woven into her courageous story are the tragic pitfalls of our current breast cancer screening technologies for the millions of women with dense breast tissue, and Leslie's determination to advance the next generation of breast cancer screening so that her story does not become your story.