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This heartfelt memoir tells the powerful story of a boy born unable to speak, trapped in silence but rich in thought, feeling, and faith. Through the eyes of his devoted mother, listeners experience the daily struggles, heartbreaking challenges, and quiet victories of a child longing to be heard and understood.

Un'infanzia negata nella più totale assenza d'amore, sfociata in un'adolescenza all'insegna della criminalità, fino alla reclusione nel carcere di massima sicurezza di San Quentin a soli diciannove anni, e in aggiunta a tutto questo l'imputazione infondata per concorso in omicidio di una guardia carceraria costatagli il trasferimento nel braccio della morte. In quel luogo di vite senza futuro, vecchiaia, rimorso e rimpianto, Jarvis si ritrova solo con se stesso, a dover fare i conti con il suo passato di sofferenza subìta e inferta.

Love Never Fails is a heartfelt, faith-filled memoir of resilience, healing, and purpose, through stories of love, marriage, ministry, motherhood, cancer, and calling. Rolanda shares how God’s unfailing love carried her through life’s hardest seasons. This book is an invitation to trust God, find hope in adversity, and believe that no matter the journey, love—His love—never fails.

Living for Posterity: My Remarkable African Mother is a book about a mother’s legacy. In it, the author, Dr. Sibeso pays homage to a remarkable African woman who championed transformation even when the odds were against her. She faced a lion and overcame the cultural odds against her to rise to a transformational leader whose influence cut across generations. Widowed at an early phase of life, she raised daughters, saw them through school, and they have continued to play their part in national and global transformation.

Ten Years from Slavery: The Story of Bishop William Edward Fuller, Sr. is a powerful and inspiring historical audiobook that traces the extraordinary rise of a Black religious pioneer whose life helped shape American spiritual and social history. Written and narrated by his grandchildren, this intimate family memoir brings authenticity, warmth, and lived experience to a story that spans Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and the early Civil Rights Movement.

Christina Jacobsen wrote her book in the hopes of healing others by sharing her story. The pain that her great grandmother, grandmother, mother, and herself endured needed to serve a purpose. Her story defines the approaches that she took to heal and overcome the pain she inherited from others and created for herself because of not feeling loved. She believes that if she could heal herself that you too could heal. Her book takes you through the journey of her life and how she went from no self-worth and feeling unloved to discovering that she is love.

Durante más de veinticinco años, Paco Arango ha acompañado a niños y adolescentes con cáncer, compartiendo risas, confidencias y también el instante más duro, cuando alguno de esos pequeños guerreros llegaba al final de su camino. De esas vivencias nació la Fundación Aladina, hoy una de las más importantes de España y reconocida internacionalmente, con mejoras hospitalarias pioneras y un apoyo integral a miles de familias.

This heartfelt memoir tells in detail how the author survived her heartbreak after her son passed away from an illness at the age of 35 by increasing her frequency to meet his, and how their souls meet through the window to the Afterlife. Every chapter details the signs she receives on a weekly basis and how she made herself receptive to receive these signs and communicate with him. The author also describes in detail how the listener can become receptive to receiving signs from their loved ones in Heaven.

This acclaimed, accessible, and thoroughly researched biography documents the life of Ann Lee, a controversial, religious leader and early feminist figure. Lee established the Shaker movement in 1770 in Manchester, England. The core principles of the Shakers were radical: in an era when wives were the possession of their husband, Lee proclaimed the equality of men and women. The Shakers were dedicated to beliefs in absolute pacifism, equality of the sexes, absolute celibacy, and the cleansing of sin through dancing and chanting to shake away the past.

In John 17, Jesus says to his father: “Glorify me as I glorify You.” How can I say thanks for the things He has done for me? Things so undeserved yet He died to prove His love for me. The voices of a million angels cannot express my gratitude for all that I have and ever hope to be. I owe it all today to God. Please follow my life in this book as I follow Jesus Christ the Lord and Savior of our lives. You, too, have a story.

The history of the Herodian dynasty is a complex tapestry of ambition, architectural brilliance, and profound political volatility. At the center of one of its most turbulent transitions stands Herod Archelaus, the son of Herod the Great and Malthace, a Samaritan woman. While his father’s reign was defined by the massive expansion of the Second Temple and the construction of monumental fortresses like Masada, Archelaus inherited a kingdom on the brink of exhaustion and revolt.

We’re Thankful for the Moisture contains personal essays by award-winning humor columnist Eli McCann for The Salt Lake Tribune, along with corresponding cartoons by the Tribune’s Pat Bagley. McCann explores cultural Mormonism and his experiences growing up in Utah as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 1990s, coming out as gay in adulthood, leaving his faith, and navigating life in Salt Lake City with his husband and their young child.

From roadside deliveries of babies in subzero temperatures to life-saving emergency flights in blizzards, any day could hold another wild call for this doctor in Alaska's Copper River Valley. Dr. Jim was an ER physician, surgeon, counselor, ambulance driver, obstetrician, stand-in veterinarian, administrator, and family doctor, from 1954 to 1987. As one patient said, "Whoever heard of one doctor doing all that?" People came from an area the size of Ohio to be cared for at the only medical facility in that region for many years.

The Book of Carlos is a raw testimony of survival, loss, faith, and transformation. Written in a scripture-style voice, it follows a man shaped by fire, violence, betrayal, sickness, and grief—yet preserved through it all. From childhood trauma to near-death experiences, from broken paths to divine redirection, this book traces a life marked by suffering but guided by purpose. Each chapter unfolds real events: fires that consumed homes, the loss of family, wrongful accusation, addiction’s reach, physical collapse, and unanswered prayers.

Abortion Leads to Life: A Woman's Journey of Healing After an Abortion, Volume 1, delves into one woman's transformative journey after an abortion. This poignant two-part series exposes the author's life, love, and passion for building her legacy. Unveiling the emotional and spiritual agony of contemplating abortion, the author reflects on the seeds planted in her legacy and the family dynamics influencing her decisions. Listeners will discover a relatable and resilient woman navigating a life marked by vulnerability, abuse, and the quest for love.

Forgotten Founding Father captures the early struggles and international successes of this amazing leader. The result is a portrait of a gifted but flawed human who yielded himself as a tool in the hands of a sovereign God. Also portrayed is how important Whitfield was to the American cause and how much Americans today owe to him—a story that will inspire a new generation with a past vividly and truthfully retold.

Amid a world torn by war and prejudice, a brilliant Jewish philosopher stunned her family and colleagues when she embraced the Catholic faith and later entered a Carmelite monastery, taking the name Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. Her life and martyrdom under the Nazi regime reveal a powerful witness of grace, courage, and spiritual depth. Her example offers a timeless model of true feminine strength, uniting faith, family, and work in a life transformed by an unwavering love for Christ.

MercyMe was just a small worship band from Texas until January 2002, when Bart Millard’s song “I Can Only Imagine” swept the airwaves. Suddenly Bart, his bandmates, and their families were riding a wave of success beyond their wildest dreams. Then everything changed again. Bart and Shannon lost Shannon’s brother to a tragic accident. Their second child was born prematurely. Their oldest child was diagnosed with diabetes. Their marriage struggled as Bart spent more and more time on the road, feeling the weight of the band’s success on his shoulders.

Some stories are told with words, others with a lie. Anne's childhood unfolded behind closed doors, a world where the facade of a happy home hid the reality of neglect, emotional abandonment, and abuse. In this lonely minefield, her spirit of self-worth struggled to survive, and the brokenness of unhealed trauma were shadows of those before her, unable to provide a safe place for love.

January 1954. Gerald Derstine, a young pastor on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Minnesota, asked his old-order Mennonite congregation to fast and pray for revival. Christmas week of the same year, it came in a way exceeded their wildest dreams. "If I'd known ahead of time what was coming, I'd have driven 5000 miles in the other direction." Derstine said. "On the other hand, it was so glorious that if heaven is anything comparable, it will be worth it all." The Holy Spirit fell on them with all the phenomena of the first Pentecost.