Stepping Into Tomorrow The Awakening
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Stepping Into Tomorrow: The Awakening
Author: Sebastain Cor-Dova
language: en
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Release Date: 2012-05-09
Stepping into Tomorrow: The Awakening throws a spotlight on the worsening condition of black men and women living in America and their survival or extinction, if they remain unconscious to what is happening in their lives. The plight of black people is a major concern for Sheila, a young and upcoming chief executive officer (CEO) at one of Chicago’s prominent financial, marketing, and investment firms. In her attempt to understand the black condition, Sheila must first understand the psychological stereotypes levied against blacks in general. She must also come to terms with the relationship between the black man and woman, their mind-set, and why she is unable to open herself to love. Through her friends, Tameka, one of Chicago’s top defense attorneys, and Connie, a successful small business owner, they, in their many debates and discussions, look at the plight of blacks. Although these exchanges are informative, Sheila, however, still struggles with in her consciousness to find a solution that will bring her people to an awakened state. From her perspective, blacks are on a road that can only lead to destruction. Therefore, Sheila is convinced that an awakening is needed and that someone must sound the alarm.
A Spiritual Awakening
Author: Tommy Zito
language: en
Publisher: Destiny Image Publishers
Release Date: 2011-07-28
THIS BOOK WILL RELEASE YOU TO DO THE WILL OF GOD FOR YOUR LIFE! In A Spiritual Awakening, revivalist Tommie Zito releases Christians to do the will of God with fearless faith. With years of successful evangelism to his credit, the author boldly decries the state of the Sunday morning ritual: The voice of the Lord is relegated to pointless sermons and denominational drivel. Religion has paralyzed the passion and desire of the believer to do the will of God. The Church is suffocating under the spirit of slumber, while believing all is well. BUT THERE IS HOPE--YOU! You and millions like you have the call, the passion and the desire to do what religion and its accompanying litany of legalism can never accomplish. You can change the world, your country, your city, your neighborhood, your home. Zito calls on believers to the last-day Church's mandate to be a "house of prayer," if it is to move in an anointing which will make the world take notice of the Most High God. Zito notes, "A church bulletin contains more social activities and outings than times set aside to really pray and seek the Father's face." The power of the Holy Spirit awaits all those who will respond to the burden of this book: to shake off religious irrelevancy and to do the will of God despite all opposition.
Path to Tomorrow
Author: Flora Harris-Brown
language: en
Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
Release Date: 2019-07-29
Path to Tomorrow is about a sad little girl who was molested and raped at a very early age and was pregnant by the age of eleven. She also experienced abuse, domestic violence, drug addiction, homelessness, and a lot of trust issues. As you read this book, you will find out that she was abused by many adult men aging from thirty to forty-five. She was a child when these things happen to her. She didn't have a clue of living in an adult world. She was really taken advantage of by these men. She was living in this adult world from the age of sixteen, being told what to do by them""mostly illegal things. So when she got clean and sober, she began to write, even though she couldn't read or spell very well. She has been clean and sober for eighteen years now. Her first education was street learning. She went back to school at the age of forty-five and got her high school diploma. She wrote this book to help another who was suffering as she did.