Bøger udgivet af Fulton Books

A story about love, best friends, giving a helping hand, and having faith.

Includes study questionsSuffering, properly understood, can be a powerful force to transform us into victorious overcomers while we are here on the earth waiting to "hatch."In Pain, Suffering, and Overcoming you will find answers to common questions about suffering, including God's view of suffering and why He lets us endure pain. You will learn some of the author's personal struggles through pain and suffering and the wisdom she gained through her trials. You will find a unique view of our life on earth as God's intentional time of preparation for heaven. This book will strengthen your resolve to embrace what God may be wanting to accomplish through your suffering and will teach you to better rely on God's Word when things are really hard. Finally, you will gain an amazing view of the glory awaiting us when we "hatch" from this earth.

Between the covers of How to Applaud Yourself You Deserve It!, you will find the secrets of what makes you a truly special person. Each of us possesses qualities that reflect our inborn uniqueness, yet it is rare that we fully realize what these personal traits are. In How to Applaud Yourself You Deserve It!, you will identify those specific attributes that will propel you to a higher quality of life. This means experiencing an improved sense of self-understanding, personal resolve, energy, and confidence. The book's text is also built to significantly enhance your career development, personal decision-making, and social and family relationships. While you undoubtedly will enjoy reading the book from start to finish, you will also experience a profitable journey unlike any event you may have encountered before. Armed with what you have learned about yourself and motivated to move forward with a newly discovered array of life possibilities, there is little you cannot accomplish! I sincerely hope you enjoy this book's offerings as I enjoyed bringing it to you! Best wishes for your future, Dr. John W. Shepard

The door opened, and I was asked to come in. Walking as slow as I could possibly walk, I walked through the door and looked over at the large refrigerators for the deceased and saw one drawer opened. As I got closer, I could see my son's beard sticking out of the body bag. I froze, didn't and couldn't breathe, staring at my boy. Got closer and noticed he still had a breathing tube in his mouth, then I rubbed his cold face.He had such a peaceful look on his face, like he was relieved or at peace. Still in shock, I started talking to him but got no answer. I don't know how long I stayed in that room, but it felt like forever. I said my goodbyes, crying, weeping, "I love you forever, son," and then it hit me. "How am I going to tell my daughter?"