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This is an amazing story about how God used some very ordinary people to do extraordinary things - unqualified, unlikely people who took a risk and saw God glorify Himself through their crazy obedience. Woven within the story you'll learn secrets to being used by God yourself. You’ll come away inspired, encouraged and convinced that God is able to use you, too.Rick's own pastor told him, "You're the most unlikely candidate for ministry I've ever met."Ouch!But his pastor was right. Abandoned by a violent alcoholic father, Rick grew up in a blue-collar home where he began working at the age of eight. He was discouraged from college, repeatedly failed to be promoted in the Navy and fell flat trying to plant a church.But when Rick and his family moved to war-torn Guatemala, God engineered a thrilling, atypical path to founding an agency that has sent thousands of missionaries and ministers into over 70 nations."Commission To Every Nation," is more than just the story of one man's reluctant journey to begin an international mission organization. It's the story of how God uses unqualified, ordinary people - people just like you - to accomplish extraordinary results for His glory.You'll feel like you've made a new friend as, with humor and transparency, Rick shares lessons learned through a sometimes quirky walk with the Lord.See other books by Rick at his Amazon author page: bit.ly/ricksbooks

2014 two CD anthology of instrumental soundtrack music by Blaine L. Reininger, the Colorado-born composer and founder member of avant-garde music group Tuxedo moon.

"The Great Commission" is a profound exploration by Charles Henry Mackintosh, featured in his collection of miscellaneous writings in volume IV. Mackintosh, a renowned biblical commentator, delves into the significance of the Great Commission as presented in the New Testament, emphasizing its pivotal role in Christianity. The work articulates the mandate given by Jesus to His disciples to spread the Gospel and make disciples of all nations. This call to action underscores the universal mission of the church and highlights themes of evangelism, obedience, and the transformative power of faith. Mackintosh's writing is characterized by its clarity and depth, making complex theological concepts accessible to readers. He draws upon scriptural references and offers insightful commentary that stimulates both introspection and an increased commitment to the Christian faith. Overall, "The Great Commission" serves as a timeless reminder of the responsibility believers hold in sharing the message of Christ, encouraging reflection on personal and communal action within the church.

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In a work of history that will make headlines, New York Times reporter Philip Shenon investigates the investigation of 9/11 and tells the inside story of most important federal commission since the the Warren Commission. Shenon uncovers startling new information about the inner workings of the 9/11 commission and its relationship with the Bush White House. The Commission will change our understanding of the 9/11 investigation -- and of the attacks themselves.

"British Committees, Commissions, and Councils of Trade and Plantations, 1622-1675" by Charles McLean Andrews is a seminal work that delves into the intricacies of British colonial administration during a formative period. Andrews meticulously documents the various governmental bodies established to manage trade and plantation affairs in the British colonies. Utilizing primary sources and detailed records, he illustrates how these committees influenced economic policies and colonial governance, shaping the trajectory of Britain's imperial ambitions. His analysis encompasses the political, social, and economic ramifications of trade regulation, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between local interests and imperial oversight. The book highlights the challenges colonial authorities faced, including conflicts of interests and the balance of power between the crown and colonial entities. Andrews' scholarly work is invaluable for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of British colonial history, offering insights that resonate in contemporary discussions on imperial governance and trade.

Portrait painter, Charles Honeybath, is intrigued when he is visited by a mysterious Mr. Peach and is commissioned to paint an anonymous, aristocratic sitter, known only as Mr. X, whom relatives claim is insane. Under cover of night, Honeybath is taken to the house and asked to stay while he completes his work; but when he returns to his studio, he discovers that the bank next door has been robbed and that he is under suspicion!

Important New Resource for Native American Research from Ancestry.com of special interest to researchers of the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek or Seminole Indian Nations. ""Well researched . . . all encompassing . . . The historian, the academician, the sociologist, and the genealogist--all will find it a vital work.” Curt B. Witcher, MLS, FUGA, Manager, Historical Genealogy Dept. Allen Co. Public Library Discover how the U.S. Congress tried to end self-government for five major American Indian tribes and assimilate them into the dominant culture. Regarded by some as a human tragedy, the Dawes Commission is one of the most highly controversial subjects involving US government treatment of Native Americans. From 1893 to 1914, the program provided an allotment of land to each Indian that enrolled. Yet of the 300,000 people who applied for enrollment, almost two thirds were rejected. Why? The answer to that golden question has eluded scholars for nearly a century. This important work takes major strides in unraveling the mystery. Ken Carter's thorough research of the Dawes Commission delves into its organization and procedures to clarify enrollment and allotment decisions for the thousands of people who applied. It points out the difficulties Congress had in implementing its plan and the disastrous effects the program had on the people it was designed to help. Rich in historical photographs, thoroughly footnoted, and containing actual documents of the commission's records, the book will provide anyone with interest in the Dawes Commission, or of Native American ancestry, a heightened understanding of the Dawes Commission and the Five Civilized Tribes. Includes a list of tribal rolls from the Dawes Commission records.

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1992, hardcover edition, Barnes & Noble, NY. 888 pages. Documents / exhibits / lists throughout. This report was presented to Lyndon Johnson on September 24, 1964. The Commission concluded that the assassination was the work of one man and neither Oswald nor Ruby were part of any conspiracy. Interesting.

I compiled this book of last days manuscripts so as to enable the modern researcher, quick access to all of the materials I thought relevant for seeking discernment on the end-times. Many of the books included within this assortment are texts which much of the world does not know even exists. I believe that the materials included within this book will better enable one to understand the fullness of the timeline established by Yahweh Elohim for concluding the second world age. In preparing the world for the harvest gathering, judgment, and separation of the wicked from the righteous which will conclude with the return of Yahushua, in setting up who would be worthy for entrance into New Jerusalem for the coming millennial reign.

Portrait painter, Charles Honeybath, is intrigued when he is visited by a mysterious Mr. Peach and is commissioned to paint an anonymous, aristocratic sitter, known only as Mr. X, whom relatives claim is insane. Under cover of night, Honeybath is taken to the house and asked to stay while he completes his work; but when he returns to his studio, he discovers that the bank next door has been robbed and that he is under suspicion!

Portrait painter, Charles Honeybath, is intrigued when he is visited by a mysterious Mr Peach and is commissioned to paint an anonymous, aristocratic sitter, known only as 'Mr X', whom relatives claim is insane. Under cover of night, Honeybath is taken to the house and asked to stay while he completes his work; but when he returns to his studio, he discovers that the bank next door has been robbed and that he is under suspicion!

Discusses the Iran arms sales and the diversion of funds to the Nicaraguan rebels

I compiled this book of last days manuscripts so as to enable the modern researcher, quick access to all of the materials I thought relevant for seeking discernment on the end-times. Many of the books included within this assortment are texts which much of the world does not know even exists. I believe that the materials included within this book will better enable one to understand the fullness of the time-line established by Yahweh Elohim for concluding the second world age. In preparing the world for the harvest gathering, judgment, and separation of the wicked from the righteous which will conclude with the return of Yahushua, in setting up who would be worthy for entrance into New Jerusalem for the coming millennial reign.

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Important New Resource for Native American Research from Ancestry.com of special interest to researchers of the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek or Seminole Indian Nations. ""Well researched . . . all encompassing . . . The historian, the academician, the sociologist, and the genealogist--all will find it a vital work.” Curt B. Witcher, MLS, FUGA, Manager, Historical Genealogy Dept. Allen Co. Public Library Discover how the U.S. Congress tried to end self-government for five major American Indian tribes and assimilate them into the dominant culture. Regarded by some as a human tragedy, the Dawes Commission is one of the most highly controversial subjects involving US government treatment of Native Americans. From 1893 to 1914, the program provided an allotment of land to each Indian that enrolled. Yet of the 300,000 people who applied for enrollment, almost two thirds were rejected. Why? The answer to that golden question has eluded scholars for nearly a century. This important work takes major strides in unraveling the mystery. Ken Carter's thorough research of the Dawes Commission delves into its organization and procedures to clarify enrollment and allotment decisions for the thousands of people who applied. It points out the difficulties Congress had in implementing its plan and the disastrous effects the program had on the people it was designed to help. Rich in historical photographs, thoroughly footnoted, and containing actual documents of the commission's records, the book will provide anyone with interest in the Dawes Commission, or of Native American ancestry, a heightened understanding of the Dawes Commission and the Five Civilized Tribes. Includes a list of tribal rolls from the Dawes Commission records.

Today's English Version of the New Testament. It has a small word list in the back of the book and there are some helpful footnotes throughout the Bible.

I compiled this book of last days manuscripts so as to enable the modern researcher, quick access to all of the materials I thought relevant for seeking discernment on the end-times. Many of the books included within this assortment are texts which much of the world does not know even exists. I believe that the materials included within this book will better enable one to understand the fullness of the timeline established by Yahweh Elohim for concluding the second world age. In preparing the world for the harvest gathering, judgment, and separation of the wicked from the righteous which will conclude with the return of Yahushua, in setting up who would be worthy for entrance into New Jerusalem for the coming millennial reign.

Many churches in America today want to be powerful, relevant, and influential in personal and social transformation. But whose kingdom are we building? God's? Or our own? A plethora of programs for outreach, discipleship, and spiritual disciplines are available at any bookstore and on countless websites. Yet what we need most is a renewed understanding of and commitment to the Great Commission. We assume that we already know the nature of this commission and the appropriate methods of carrying it out.But Michael Horton contends that it too often becomes our mission instead of God's. At a time when churches are zealously engaged in writing up mission statements and strategic plans, he argues that we must ask ourselves anew whether we are ambassadors, following the script we've been given, or building our own kingdoms with our own blueprint. Pastors, church leaders, and readers of Horton's Christless Christianity and The Gospel-Driven Life will value this frank and hopeful exploration of the Great Commission as a call to understanding and good practice.