Overcoming Love

Unbewusste Muster aus der Vergangenheit blockieren oft unser Liebesleben in der Gegenwart. Unser inneres Kind wütet im Untergrund und stellt uns in Beziehungsangelegenheiten immer wieder ein Bein. Im "Beziehungs-Buch" geht es darum, diese unerkannten Muster in Beziehungen zu erkennen und alte Konflikte zu lösen.

Shortly after 9/11, Norman, a national director for World Vision's poverty reduction program in Mauritania, and his daughter, Hannah, were driving to the beach when an Arab man opened fire on his parked car, severely wounding him and his daughter. After their recoveries, the family made the extraordinary decision to stay in Mauritania, to maintain their commitment to the poor in their community, and to forgive the man who had hurt them.

Discover a world of calm and courage, as you delve into these soothing guided meditations. Tailored to be beginner-friendly, they provide an ideal starting point for anyone seeking inner peace. Experience the profound benefits of meditation, allowing you to ease anxiety, reduce stress, and enjoy better sleep. Through these sessions, you'll also learn to cultivate gratitude, tap into the healing energies within you, and harness the power of manifestation to create lasting positive change in your life.

Jefferson Bethke gives husbands 31 specific tips for strengthening and deepening their marriage relationship. Each day, listeners find a new suggestion for encouraging and loving their wives. Topics include serving each other, offering forgiveness, laughing together, praying for one another, affirming each other through words, and even making a favorite snack. From serious to lighthearted, each tip challenges listeners to make their marriage a priority and reminds them of the importance of a healthy, vibrant relationship.

In 31 Ways to Show Him What Love Is, Alyssa Bethke gives wives thirty-one specific tips for strengthening and deepening their relationship. Each day you will find a new suggestion for encouraging and loving your husband. Topics include serving each other, offering forgiveness, laughing together, praying for each other, affirming each other through words, and even making a favorite snack.

Over twenty years later, Dee was still in love with her charming Southern gentleman when he passed away suddenly in 2007. Determined to carry on Johnnie’s work, Dee earned her mortuary science degree, only to find herself no longer needed in the family business. So Dee crossed the racial divide in the most segregated industry in America and joined the staff of an African-American funeral home as a single white woman. In The Undertaker’s Wife, Oliver draws from her experience to provide candid advice on dying well and surviving the loss of those who have gone before.