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Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Heard about intermittent fasting but when you ask someone about it they think you are crazy? I know! I've been there right along with you. I didn't believe until I saw it and experienced it myself: the weight loss, the boost in HGH, and the energy levels. Thousands of people are discovering how simply eating in a window during the day or skipping a meal can transform not only how you feel but how you function.

Why do our hearts thrill over a sunset or cry over a song? The experience of beauty does something profound and powerful within the heart and soul of every human being. We were made by God but also for him and his beauty. Pastor Steve DeWitt invites us to taste and see how God is the beauty behind all beauty.

Riches Are Your Right is an extraordinary book filled with powerful affirmations for Health; Wealth, Relationships, and Self-Expression. The idea behind these techniques is simple. Most of us grow up learning to put ourselves down for any real or imagined errors. We grow up believing certain things about ourselves or comparing ourselves negatively to others. The use of positive affirmations is a technique to change that negative self-talk into something more positive. Features bonus book: How to Use the Power of Prayer.

In his book, Matthew Robert Payne, a prolific author and teacher, shares a message of hope for Christian writers. His book explores the idea of having angels work for us on Earth, drawing from his personal experiences with his scribe angel, Bethany. Through Payne's intimate storytelling, listeners are offered a source of comfort and inspiration for their writing careers.

Pastor and theologian A. W. Tozer said that Christians often know nothing personally about the inner fire of a spirit-filled life. This timely voice provides a timeless glimpse into spiritual maturity and growth. The "deeper life" is deeper only because the average Christian life is tragically and unnecessarily shallow. Tozer examines our lack of personal zeal and its causes.