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The degradable state of affairs in the world has bothered me for a long time because the true sons of God, who are supposed to be the pacesetters for the world, are in hiding. They have stayed on the sidelines to watch as God's inheritance to his children slips further away from their hands. But what can they do to bring the Earth under alignment with the will of God? Know their rights!

Martin Billings heads to Venezuela to locate a friend’s business partner. The man has slipped off the radar, and a lot of people want to find him. It’s easy enough to locate the man’s wife, vacationing on Margarita, but she knows nothing of the man’s whereabouts and cares even less. Several people do care where he is, however, including an ex-British spy named Simon, organized crime, and a mysterious foreign woman. None of it seems to have a thing to do with the reason he's there, but Martin is caught in the middle—again.

Former Navy SEAL Martin Billings thought he was through with special ops, but when he gets word that his brother is in jail in Venezuela, charged with killing a fisherman, he knows he is the only one who can do anything about it. Arriving, he finds that the Venezuelan police, a mysterious and gorgeous woman lawyer, a vicious gringo called Highball, a seemingly affable drug lord, and a guy named Raul would all much rather Martin just turned around and went home.

This book is a compilation of 33 short stories about the life of Jordan Phelps during his elementary school years. These stories will inspire many conversations about life as seen through his eyes, as he laughs, cries, and learns.

A wealthy young couple goes on a quest to conscientiously make use of their fortune. Believing themselves to be led by God, they find their way into one of the most important issues in the world: energy. Their goal becomes truly clean, renewable energy using the most common element: hydrogen. Despite the dangerous obstacles, they join with an unsung hero and his wife who have dedicated their lives to making a difference.

Francis MacLean, O.F.M., is a 53-year-old priest at a home for pregnant women located on a midwestern farm. To the home comes Angie Mcgrew, 21, who is very ill. Her frailties, and his compassion, draw them into a deep friendship which is observed by others as being either something beautiful, or something unbecoming of a priest. Listeners will find themselves exploring the many nuances of love with the main characters, especially the difference between what is love and what is "being in love".