Nothing But Silence
by Amy Richie
Price: Free! 1060 words.
Published on November 7, 2010. .
All around her was silence. Why did she have to take that detour? And where was the road?
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Books tagged: detour
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Faith, Mountain And The Seven Options
by Daniel O. Ogweno
Price: $3.99 USD. 51290 words. Published on September 15, 2011. .
This book scrutinises the options that usually present themselves when faith meets a mountain. Armed with faith, anytime we meet a mountain, we would naturally want it to give way—it is the dictate of our “factory setting.” It is almost uncontested that faith is at its best when it sends mountains packing. Some mountains, however, don't pack, instead they park. What do we do?
Price: $3.99 USD. 51290 words. Published on September 15, 2011. .
This book scrutinises the options that usually present themselves when faith meets a mountain. Armed with faith, anytime we meet a mountain, we would naturally want it to give way—it is the dictate of our “factory setting.” It is almost uncontested that faith is at its best when it sends mountains packing. Some mountains, however, don't pack, instead they park. What do we do?