The essential guide to navigating the paradoxes of the spiritual path, whether you've been on it for 30 days or 30 years. Full of travel trips for those who think for themselves, this book helps readers come to grips with their spiritual dilemmas and arrive at fresh insights through the best kind of guidance--that which springs from their own self-awareness. Regardless of their chosen paths, readers will discover their personal spiritual truths with the aid of this guide.

This is an intriguing and inspiring collection of devotionals based on messages gleaned from signs along the roads we travel. It can be meaningful to adults, fascinating to children, and even helpful to youth learning to drive. Each message is supported by words of wisdom from the ancient Book of Proverbs. If we will just slow down and observe, even something as seemingly mundane as a road sign can convey a powerful lesson. "Mr. Brown, in the future, I would appreciate it if you would pay attention to them (road signs) and act accordingly." As he handed me the ticket, he said, 'Have a good day.'" -North Carolina State Trooper "My goodness, Bernie, this is amazing. Never thought of this ... but it is simple and profound. We can see road signs differently after reading your devotionals. The pictures are wonderful, too ... and Proverbs come alive in a new way." -Lucy Adams, Author and Cofounder of the Western NC Christian Writers Fellowship "Our city, like others, devotes a tremendous amount of resources toward placing directional and informational signs along its streets for guidance and to insure the public's safety. It is amazing how Bernie Brown has extracted additional meaning from many of these road signs to assist each of us on our individual life's journey. This fascinating little book will not only inspire you but will assist you in passing your 'spiritual driver's license' test." -Steve "Thunder" Tumlin, Jr., Mayor, city of Marietta, GA (Bernie's home since 1971; he was named Marietta Citizen of the Year in 1990)

In her first book, "roadSIGNS: Travel Tips for Authentic Living", based on her popular newsletter of the same name, Betty Healey made the connection with readers everywhere with her irresistible invitation to pay attention to daily synchronicities, to show up and be more present in their lives. In "roadSIGNS 2", Betty continues as our tour guide, helping us hone our SIGN-seeing abilities!

roadSIGNS, a compilation of excerpts from Betty's popular newsletter of the same name, is a delightful invitation to pay attention to daily synchronicities, to show up and be more present in our own lives.

This is a book about spirituality, more specifically, the spiritual journey. Before beginning any journey or trip--spiritual or otherwise--we experience a state of order. Then comes the call to journey, to travel, to take a trip, to walk, to pilgrimage, to hit the road, etc. The call to begin a journey may come from an urge within us; it may be an invitation from a spouse or a friend to fly somewhere; it may be as simple as taking the dog for a walk in the neighborhood, even taking different streets! The call disrupts our ordered lives. We prepare for our excursion. We enter into the stage of chaos when we take the journey; also, we enter into the process of transformation. By the time we get home, we will be transformed. These are the steps of the spiritual journey into God: order, hearing the call to journey, answering the call with preparation, entering the chaos of the journey, and being and coming home transformed. Ninety-seven reflections are presented in this book in seven chapters devoted to journey; road; path; route, highway, gateway; walk; way; and more.

"One who lost their twin in the womb spends their life repeatedly re-enacting the twin's life and death. Nothing is more important to them than this—not even their own life. If it ever becomes clear what happened before their birth, what they are constantly re-enacting, the tendency to repeat the experiences from the womb often decreases, or it may stop entirely, which brings significant improvement for the individual." Althea Hayton (a notable researcher and expert on the subject) This book was not written with a scientific aim; it contains no numbers, scientific references, or analyses. The author has strived for simple, easy understanding. This is a spiritual travel journal that can also serve as a key or user guide to evoke thoughts and memories in the reader. The author writes about how they found their lost twin, their further discoveries and experiences, and has compiled a collection of general characteristics indicative of a lost twin, along with their own life experiences. They describe the "symptoms" that may be typical for survivors of lost twins, the difficulties involved, and how they managed to turn these to their advantage. At the end of the book, the author provides some tips on what might help those who wish to delve deeper into this subject. "I am here to help you live and process your own burden by sharing these thoughts and feelings, and to remind you!"

My very good friend Andrea is a Palestinian who was born in Bethlehem. She embraced Islam by reason of cultural constraints, but today she is free to worship God in reverence to His Son, Jesus Christ, along with the beauty and wondrous power of His Precious Holy Ghost. As a Christian, she is Spirit fed and Spirit led.

How do we "do" church in this era of cynicism? Jimmy Long looks at the connections between postmodernism and the emerging generations--GenXers and millennials--highlighting implications for evangelism and discipleship. Here is a hopeful strategy for ministry that will appeal to a generation starved for belonging.

Parents can create a keepsake of God's love and faithfulness in the life of their children in a short amount of time with the help of selected Bible verses, inspirational quotes, and simple examples in this journal--a priceless gift of encouragement and inspiration for both mother and child.