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Miraculous physical and spiritual healings in the name of the Lord Jesus and witchcraft are generally not written about in the same book, but then again, believers surely know that where the Lord''s presence is, evil threatens. Still, God wins, just as He does in and through the life and healing ministry of the late Apostle F.D. Walker, a man whose gift of healing by faith still impacts the lives of many today. Apostle F.D. Walker of the Church of Pentecost is the biography of this late spiritual healer written by his son Joshua to inspire today''s generation. Within, readers learn about this man whom the Lord Jesus used to exemplify what He told His disciples in John 14:12, "Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father." Joshua N. Walker Endowed with the spiritual gift of healing, through his faith, the Reverend Walker healed many from physical ailments through his gospel crusades and conventions. Even as a hospital patient himself, he felt the desire to leave his hospital bed to pray for other patients who were subsequently healed. When asked why he did this, he said simply that he felt a strong desire to pray. Still today, many ask about the life of this late, great healer of the Lord''s. This biography is sure to give any Christian''s faith a boost as they read about the faith and trust this apostle gave to his Lord Jesus and the resulting healing miracles. Also included are favorite stories told by the apostle to encourage Christians to stay far from sin, to have faith, let go of fear, and more.

Charlie Red Tail Hawk always thought he''d retire from the Marine Corps. He would soon find out God had other plans for him. After serving twelve years Charlie met and married the love of his life Josie. Elizabeth came along a year and a half later. He made the decision to leave the Corps that he dearly loved after much prayer and seeking the Lord''s will and wisdom. Charlie, Josie, and Elizabeth moved to a ranch with two hundred and forty acres where for five years they worked on their dream of living off what they grew and raised. One fateful Sunday after church changed all this forever. Josie and Elizabeth went to the local mall. The mall had been targeted by a terrorist attack and Josie and little Elizabeth were killed.The world had steadily been flushing itself down the toilet and running as fast and far away from the ways of the One true God and His Son Lord Jesus. Almost daily the prophecies of the Bible were being fulfilled. Charlie fell on his face beseeching of the Lord and pouring out his grief in the flesh and in the spirit for months. He finally received his answer. It was not the answer Charlie expected. Will Charlie follow the path God has chosen for him, or will he follow his own path for revenge.

A group of archaeology students in northern England scrape at the soil near Hadrian’s Wall, once a barrier that divided Roman Britannia from wild Caledonian tribes. Twenty-year-old Noah makes an intriguing find, but hasn''t anticipated becoming the object of desire in a developing love triangle in the isolated academic community at Vindolanda. He is living his best life, but must learn to prioritise in a race against time to solve an astounding 2,000-year-old riddle, and an artefact theft, as he comes to realise his future career prospects depend on it. In the same place, in the year 180 C.E., Centurion Gaius Atticianus, hungover and unaware of the bloody conflicts that will soon challenge him, is rattled by the hoot of an owl, a bad omen. These are the protagonists whose lives will brush together in the alternating strands of this dual timeline historical novel, one trying to get himself noticed and the other trying to stay intact as he approaches retirement. How will the breathless battles fought by a Roman officer influence the fortunes of a twenty-first century archaeology mud rat? Can naive Noah, distracted by the attentions of two very different women, work out who to trust? Find out in Tim Walker''s thrilling historical dual timeline novel, Guardians at the Wall.

When Stephen Crosby joined the police force as a teenager, his father disowned him. Petty jealousies and internal pressures at the Police Station forced Stephen to operate alone. When three ruffians set about robbing elderly people, young PC Crosby found himself facing sudden danger and was very much alone...

"On the 29th of May 1862, a barque departed London bound for Lyttelton, New Zealand... If you descent from a ''Mersey'' passenger and want to know more about the voyage, or you are a history buff interested in early New Zealand bound immigration, then this guide will not disappoint. The day by day account of the four-month voyage is presented in great detail and packed with information, the vast majority of which has never been published before"--Back cover.