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We all have questions about God, faith, and purpose. In this fascinating new series Pastor Rick McDaniel explores seven of life's greatest questions. Each message will help to answer one of these essential questions. You won't want to miss a single message.

We all have questions about God, faith, and purpose. In this fascinating new series Pastor Rick McDaniel explores seven of life's greatest questions. Each message will help to answer one of these essential questions. You won't want to miss a single message.

We all have questions about God, faith, and purpose. In this fascinating new series Pastor Rick McDaniel explores seven of life's greatest questions. Each message will help to answer one of these essential questions. You won't want to miss a single message.

Having a happy New Year means more than just being physically healthy. Mental health is crucial and will lead to happier relationships at home and work. Hear Pastor Rick share how to handle your emotions in a positive way.

We all have questions about God, faith, and purpose. In this fascinating new series Pastor Rick McDaniel explores seven of life's greatest questions. Each message will help to answer one of these essential questions. You won't want to miss a single message.

The entire world is focused on the Olympic Games. We may never compete in the Olympics but we do compete in the game of life. Please join us as Pastor Rick shows how to overcome life's hurdles, be a winner amidst life's challenges and a champion in the game of life.

Having a happy New Year means more than just being physically healthy. Mental health is crucial and will lead to happier relationships at home and work. Hear Pastor Rick share how to handle your emotions in a positive way.

Having a happy New Year means more than just being physically healthy. Mental health is crucial and will lead to happier relationships at home and work. Hear Pastor Rick share how to handle your emotions in a positive way.

Although their names sound alike, few men in the Bible are more different than Elijah and Elisha. Elijah loves a show; Elisha is shy. Elijah loves a grand exit; Elisha dies quietly, alone. Yet, in many ways, Elisha is an even greater prophet than Elijah. This is his story.

Curious about George Whitefield? This fiery preacher sparked spiritual revival during the days the United States was but the American Colonies. His insight into biblical truths lives on, and even in the 21st century, we are able to hear the works of this great man of God.

This book contains six of Charles Finney's sermons. Each one powerful and sharp and truly deadly to the flesh. He was an amazing preacher and his legacy lives on. May this book encourage you onward to holiness and fervent passion for Jesus Christ, for why else listen to this book? We should desire more of god and each bit of food we take in from the great men of god of old should only stir us to greater spiritual maturity.

These two articles were submitted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for inclusion in their Ensign magazine. The first deals with Joseph Smith's manner of translation covering several doctrinal topics. The second is all about charity.

In this book you will have 140 of my best insights to assist you in focusing on and discovering more of the wisdom, truth, and beauty within you. The insights are all repeated as "tips" in the audiobook that you can replay. Let go of the world around you, go inside, find your dream and follow the adventure of making it come true.

Totally exhausted and spent, God assigns Elijah three more tasks to accomplish to complete his job: 1) on the international stage, “anoint Hazael king over Aram [Syria]”; 2) on the domestic stage, “anoint Jehu son of Nimshi king over Israel”; and 3) on the personal front, “anoint Elisha son of Shaphat from Abel Meholah to succeed you as prophet” (1 Kings 19: 15-16). Meanwhile, Jehoshaphat, king of Judah (869-848 B.C.), arranges a tentative peace between Israel and Judah.

When Elder Quentin L. Cook in the October 2016 General Conference said there was a test coming and referred to Heber C. Kimball's quote, the Spirit alerted me to its truth. But what is the test and how will it manifest itself? That's what I discuss in this book. People are leaving the church and have been leaving for some time, but what is this test that will shake the very foundations of Mormonism? I also finish off with a proposition as to what we can do to prepare for whatever this test will be.

When the kingship and the priesthood become corrupt, God often raises a great prophet to counter them. Ahab reigns over the northern kingdom of Israel (870-853 B.C.) and Asa over the southern kingdom of Judah (910-869 B.C.). Ahab “did more evil in the eyes of the Lord than any of those before him. To counter such massive corruption and idolatry, God raises one of his greatest prophets, Elijah. His story begins here.

With the death of Solomon, his son Rehoboam, ascends the throne. All twelve tribes gather at Shechem to anoint him king—but they demand two concessions: 1) lower the taxes and 2) end conscripted labor. Rehoboam refuses, triggering a civil war. In 930 B.C., the united monarchy splits, ten of the twelve tribes forming the northern kingdom of Israel, with its capital in Samaria, and two of the twelve tribes forming the southern kingdom of Judah, with its capital in Jerusalem.

Pietro d'Alcántara, (1499-1562), è stato un sacerdote spagnolo dell'Ordine dei Frati Minori; da una sua riforma introdotta nella famiglia francescana ebbe origine il ramo degli scalzi. Fu proclamato santo nel 1669. Nel 1553, egli trascorse più di due anni in solitudine, successivamente intraprese un viaggio a piedi nudi fino a Roma per ottenere il permesso dal papa della costituzione di nuovi conventi in Spagna.

David forged a united monarchy from a loose confederation of twelve tribes; Solomon overlays that monarchy with a brilliant administrative structure. God grants Solomon his request for “discernment in administering,” and in doing so, Solomon builds a kingdom unlike any that had ever appeared before. Too, Solomon carries out David’s wish to build a temple for the Lord in Jerusalem, a temple worthy of God’s name. Throughout his reign, Solomon lives in wealth and splendor, greater than any other king on earth.

I am to show, that God is a moral agent, i.e. that he possesses and exercises the powers of moral agency, intelligence, will, conscience and all those susceptibilities that lays mind open to the full force of motives. That he is such an agent, I infer from the fact that man was created in his image; and we know from consciousness that we possess and exercise the powers of moral agency.