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The reputation of Charles "Esquire" Everson was well-known throughout the community, and now all eyes are on his protégé, Theodore Walker. One morning, Michael Ganvis barged into the office, barefooted with a gun in one hand, and a problem in the other. He’s on the run for robbery, attempted murder, and eluding police officers. As Theodore listens, he discovers that Michael is the brother of Pastor Thaddeus Ganvis - the pastor who was arrested for first-degree-murder and freed from the hands of the enemy by Charles "Esquire" Everson.

Theodore Esquire Walker - a Christian lawyer of faith, and the protégé of Charles Esquire Everson, created an esteemed reputation with multiple court wins. His perseverance to defend the innocent created an expectation of justice when he entered the courtroom. Everything seemed well, until a case of unexpected consequences was brought before him. A case that tied together the previous trials his mentor faced against Dave and Burg Law Firm.

Every experience we encounter is not the end of our journey. As we live day to day, trials and tribulations may occur. You may feel as if your prayers are not even heard. The “trial” may seem as if death (spiritually) is on the horizon. When you’re in the midst of a “storm” it’s difficult to see a way out, if you’re only focusing on the natural.

Maran never listened to her mother, and now, she wishes she had. Netrick Nooner, a ruthless man with a deadly background and an insatiable appetite for crime, turns on he lavished with gifts with police invaded his establishment and hauled him off to jail. When betrayal festers, he sends his henchman with one mission: to eliminate Maran and those affiliated with her.

Life is filled with a purpose. We can view this concept from many facets. Every individual has a purpose to fulfill in every aspect, molded by your identity. The outcome depends on your ability to understand the process. In The Power of Waiting, T.K.Ware and LaTasha Ware, along with a host of others, share insight from a perspective of faith.

Some of us have allowed our thoughts to create a reality that opposes the Word of God. Instead of trusting Jesus for all things, we have become ensnared by the tentacles of fear. Instead of moving toward Jesus, some have found a false sense of hope in possession and people. The good news is that whatever mindset you’re in that opposite of truth can change in an instant. We’ve programmed ourselves to set aside Sunday for a day of worship. What about the other six days? Jesus wants your total life, not a one-day courtship.

A purpose without direction is like a rock thrown into the ocean. Our existence would be meaningless if we evolved from nothing. The handiwork of our DNA was orchestrated by an Almighty God. God doesn't make mistakes. We are all created with purpose. Within our creation lies gifts and talents. These gifts can be used to bring glory to the Father, if we understand the nature of the gift.

Too often, we remain in a place of soul-searching as we seek the purpose of life. Not in our birth but also in the purpose of our creation. Throughout life, we encounter various experiences that will either stunt or propel our purpose in one way or another. Self-esteem plays a major component in our survival as a productive citizen of the kingdom.

Triumph is created from a heart of empathy and imbued with the compassionate perceptions of two individuals who seek to aid through a gift, in hope to minister to the whole man: body, soul, and spirit. These scribes of inspiration mimic in a tangible fashion, profound biblical scriptures through the art of poetry and words of inspiration.

What if you caught a glimpse into the future? Do you believe in the afterlife? They say, warning comes before destruction. In the town of Canten, the gates of eternity opened. Call it a premonition of some sort, Larry Isree had a gift. He saw the glory and horror that lies beyond the gateway of eternity. Each individual wrote a letter of testimony in hope to warn others.

This is a creation of insightful expressions that captures the mind through descriptive language. Each minute of this audiobook is hand-crafted for a unique purpose and written in the passion of inspiration. This collection of poetic expressions treads beyond traditional poetry, and births a new era of inspired writings. Prepare to become encouraged, motivated, and uplifted.

Ebony had a secret...an ill-advised relationship with a married man in the church sent Ebony down a path of regret, which led to an unplanned pregnancy. When the pressure of being the pastor's daughter and carrying a married man's child weighs upon her, emotions flare. Shortly afterwards, she threatens to publicize the entire affair, deciding to bear the consequences of the matter. After an untimely event, and unprecedented conviction, Ebony is forced to confess as she battles with thoughts of betrayal to God, the church, and herself.

One year later, after fulfilling the required mission, Michael awakes on a bed. No memory, only a note. "Hello Michael: You probably have no idea where you are or how you got there. Your last memory is probably when you signed your name and followed one of the doctors out of the room. The experiment you volunteered for has ended. It was a success. Enjoy your new life...." All seemed well until they found him. Now Michael must fend for his life as a group of mercenaries seek that which he has forgotten....

We have to stop trusting our circle and our mind. God has the answer. He is waiting on you to ask him for direction. Processes are hard, and we don't want to do the work. Know that you will not fail, because God is with you and you are his child. He did not bring you this far to leave you, and he loves you. Push past the pain and see the bigger picture. Is God revealing your purpose through this pain and process?

The promises of the Lord don’t say that mistakes won’t happen; moreover, it echoes that His grace and mercy endureth through all and is available for us...Whenever you make a mistake, you must immediately go to the Lord in repentance and ask for forgiveness. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

Words are powerful.Many of us have allowed our words to destroy instead of build. Our speech is shaped by our perception, which is filtered by our environment. The thoughts you allow refuge within your mind will eventually manifest...In order for growth to occur, change is inevitable and critical in the life of believers. We must get to where we constantly bring our flesh under subjection, walk in agreement with the word, and declare as it is written. Every day you are creating with the words you speak...So choose your words carefully....

How do you view your life? Instead of counting your mistakes, focus on the journey. The Lord doesn’t measure our faith one to another. Neither is He seeking to throw bolts of lightning down upon you when error happens. Everything you encounter is not meant to destroy you but to better equip you to be a living witness of His glory!

Life offers experiences, and in those experiences, comes wisdom. No one said that a life of faith would be easy; however, through the word of God, we can adapt to the difficulties of this journey. During these moments we enter a state of remorse as our emotions pour downward. It’s not about trying to be a perfect citizen, but rather being a mature individual who understands their purpose in God.

I saw my friends die yesterday. I beheld the events that led to their death and eternal suffering in Hell. I must admit, I don’t read the Bible nor do I attend church regularly. So, my next few sentences shouldn’t be surprise. I didn’t believe in Hell or monsters till yesterday...No movie or book can help make sense of what I witnessed. Now, I gaze at those same friends sitting on the pews alive

Time is of the essence. It’s important for us to capitalize on the time we’ve been permitted to walk in. We were fashioned by the hands of an Almighty God with purpose. He didn’t create us to live in a stagnated place of remorse, but to thrive as citizens of his kingdom.