I just wrote a blog but it went to an alternate blog by the same title--also mine, but not here. I realized that the last one also went there! Anybody understand this?
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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ARLA CARABOOLAD, MFT, CFLE
Losing Yourself
Arla's new series!
Had trouble reading the Bible? Love's Playbook, the first interpretive version of the Bible, will make it much easier and more enjoyable. Book one is the true star wars story--the beginning of evil, the setting we were created into, the war in progress. Book two is the first half of Genesis. Click the picture for more. Enjoy!
Episode 2: Genesis 2-26
The Bible like you've never read it: a cosmic view that makes God look good.
When he wants a divorce...
I had a guest post on Fizzniche today!
Also by Arla--a pocket book for the troops on Psalm 91
Covert Ops by Arla Caraboolad Godhelps.net/books
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"How do you lose yourself?"
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