2000 years of Christian Theology prohibits the very thought of the topic of this book. This book discusses the author’s view on a topic rarely, if ever, discussed by mainstream Christianity, the trespassive proclivities of Almighty God! Yes, God can, has, and will trespass! The Holy Scriptures are replete with evidence that even the trespassive love of God can cause unmitigated, and sometimes unbridled grief in our lives. This is not new Theology, but rather Dr. Jesse McGuire’s personal view on a subject that may have never been discussed in a public forum, in mainstream Christianity. There are people all over the world, who are living with an issue with God due to a loss, or misfortune. You may find yourself, and your particular situation revealed in the pages of this book! You too, can absolve God of His trespasses, in your life!

This all new collection of prayers will involve each member of your congregation in an informal, first-person personal style that both demands individual accountability (which corporate prayer too often allows us to avoid), and encourages the sense of community upon which Christian worship is built -- affirming "that, as we gather for worship, we are both individual seekers and believers and also the Body of Christ." Included are original Prayers of Confession for each Sunday, and special days, throughout the church year, developed as a result of the author's nearly twenty years in campus and parish ministries. Whether read aloud or contemplated silently, these tried and proven prayers will add a freshly honest, contemporary texture to your Sunday morning worship -- or provide meaningful insight for Bible study classes and personal devotions. David L. Wade is pastor of the First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, of Rock Springs, Wyoming. He is a graduate of Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana; Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, Missouri; and Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana. In addition to serving parishes of the United Church of Christ in Indiana, he was an Ecumenical Campus Minister at Ball State University for thirteen years prior to assuming his present position.

Forgiveness is a rather underrated virtue. No matter how long we've been learning to forgive, but we just don't. Sometimes, we can't forgive someone due to the harm they inflicted upon us. While sometimes, even when we have forgiven someone, we can't tell them. It is by far known that the truest creation of God has to go through one test in life, that of forgiving. Not every time do we forgive people, not every time we seek forgiveness. But what is important is, until when? The making of this book tells us, a few in this world, have truly forgiven and wish to walk on the crooked road of kindness.

The Cry When is it appropriate to start crying to the Lord for help? Crying is an utterance of a loud voice; throughout generations believers have always cried to the Lord in times of our distress. It can take several years of praying to create a single cry which causes deliverance to happen (Psalms 56:9). When we cry out to the Lord, it is an act of despair and supplication; it is an expression of our faith and trust in God. -Stephen Miller, excerpt from chapter 3

Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews, came to Jesus by night and confessed, "Rabbi, we know that thou art a teacher come from God: for no man can do these miracles that thou doest, except God be with him." Jesus told Nicodemus, "Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." (John 3:2–3) This declaration that Jesus made to Nicodemus holds true to all who seek forgiveness and eternal life. If we want to see Heaven, then we also must be born again. Many fear they cannot be forgiven for one particular sin or a multitude and are afraid they are unable to experience this new birth, which is God's gift of salvation. The purpose of this book is to share God's way of forgiveness. No matter what you've done, no matter what sin or sins you've committed, you can be forgiven. You can have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and you can receive His gift of eternal life. God's Word is quite clear. Whosoever desires forgiveness and salvation can be saved, and whosoever means you.

A young black man sets out from Africa to seek his fortune in the United States of America. Will his idealism, intelligence and ambition be enough to survive in this nest of corruption? Can God forgive him? Yes, he has already made peace with his loving God, but he fears and prays for America. Hence — God Forgive America. Mr. Abakwue's dark novel traces a world of racism and violence. Evil in all its forms and guises is felt as a constant force.

A mother's death reveals a secret worth killing for in this crime thriller by the acclaimed author of Constant Fear. At DeRose & Associates Private Investigators in Virginia, Angie DeRose strives to find and rescue endangered runaways—work that stands in stark contrast to her own safe, idyllic childhood. But in the wake of her mother's sudden death, Angie makes a life-altering discovery. Hidden among the mementos in her parents' attic is a photograph of a little girl, with a code and a hand-written message on the back: “May God forgive me.” Angie has no idea what it means or how to explain other questionable items among her mother's possessions. Her father claims to know nothing. Could Angie have a sister or other relative she was never told about? Bryce Taggart, the US Marshal working with her agency, agrees to help Angie learn the fate of the girl in the photograph. But the lies she and Bryce unearth will bring her past and present together with terrifying force. Everything she cherishes will be threatened by the repercussions of one long-ago choice—and an enemy who will kill to keep a secret hidden forever. Praise for the novels of Daniel Palmer “An electrifying thriller with action that keeps you on the edge of your seat!” —Lisa Jackson on Constant Fear “A twisting, suspenseful chiller of a book.” —William Landay on Stolen “Warning: once you start reading this novel, you will not stop!” —Lisa Gardner on Helpless “Not just a great thriller debut, but a great thriller, period.” —Lee Child on Delirious

This is about people who forgave each other and others who find it very hard to forgive. Some who have CHRIST on the inside of them and others who don’t but know how to forgive and let go of the past. Why forgiveness is so important? We hold stress, anger, disappointments, hatred, procrastinate, pain, bitterness, jealousy, wrong thinking, wrong actions and holding on to the past. Cause us to be in bondage, held back from what GOD want you to do and struck in childhood past feeling. These problems are called strongholds in our lives and cause great disappointments. This is to help many people as possible to learn GOD’s way of forgiving and learning how to love each other and everyone. Yes, we have experience rough times in our life we all been through something in our life. It’s not easy and sometimes seem unfair but that is the world we live in. I’m sorry we all had to face disappointments, let’s see how to turn things around to have the victory in the power of forgiveness. This book is unique and will help everyone who read it learn to love themselves, GOD, and others. And know just how important forgiveness is and unforgiveness will hold you hostage, stop you from moving forward into your future and keep you down while holding on to grudges. Perfect love cast out fear. Lets forgive and make the devil mad.

All over the world, a common question being asked by all is, Does God really love me? People often feel rejected and are terrified of God. There is bitterness in their hearts toward God, and so they avoid coming to Him. Yet the real reason is we are not truly aware of His love. Often we try to measure Gods love with the standards of human love. We ask questions such as, If God loves me, then why I am hurting? Why have I lost my job? Why is my marriage breaking? Why I am suffering with deadly sickness? Why is this happening to me? Why holocaust, sudden death, loss due to natural calamities, 9/11, and shootings in schools? Then we always try to see where God is in that situation, and we feel that if God loves me, why did I get hurt? Does God still love me when I sin? People all over the world are too guilty of what they have done or are still doing. This guilt leads them to stay away from God, since they think God is not going to accept them because of what they have done. This book is a fresh new revelation of God to answer the questions of your life.