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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Welcome To The Family about Mrs, Ashleythe, Arizona with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Education.
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conversations.value: the author is a born and raised Arizona native. She has been married for 12 years and has 2 sons and a daughter. Mrs. the author has many talents and passions. Her indelible mark is left on anything she puts her hand to! She is focused on inspiring and influencing the Church and is passionate about using her gift of teaching to grow the body of Christ. Her new business Growing Seed Productions will be focused on expanding her reach by incorporating conferences, speaking engagements and teaching seminars. For more info please contact Mrs. the author at Ashleythe author.com or email directly to Ashleythe authorGSP@gmail.com
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conversations.value: a title for a book about Chiang, Mai, Thailand with the genre: Children's Books, Animals
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Welcome to the Family'
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Welcome to the Family about Jesus, Christ, Ministries with the genre: History, World.
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conversations.value: Victory. That word, more than any other, sums up the gospel of Jesus Christ. And preaching that victorious gospel to the world has been the author's driving purpose for more than 30 years. An ordained minister, author and internationally recognized preacher, Brother the author began his ministry in 1967. Since then, the author Ministries has grown to include not only its headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, but offices in Canada, England, South Africa and Australia as well. Best known for his exuberant proclamation that &#34;Jesus is Lord!&#34;, the author has introduced people the world over to the saving message of faith. However, the vision of KCM includes more than simply introducing people to Jesus Christ. Theirs is a vision of taking believers on to maturity in the principles of faith, love, healing, prosperity, redemption and righteousness. Every day that vision becomes more of a reality through the author Ministries daily and weekly television broadcasts, monthly magazine, books, teaching tapes, gospel music recordings, meetings and conventions. Through these KCM outreaches, every day thousands of believers from Jacksonville to Johannesburg are moving from defeat, self-doubt and discouragement - to a life of God-given victory.
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conversations.value: That word, more than any other, sums up the gospel of Jesus Christ. And preaching that victorious gospel to the world has been the author's driving purpose for more than 30 years. An ordained minister, author and internationally recognized preacher, Brother the author began his ministry in 1967. Since then, the author Ministries has grown to include not only its headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, but offices in Canada, England, South Africa and Australia as well. Best known for his exuberant proclamation that &#34;Jesus is Lord!&#34;, the author has introduced people the world over to the saving message of faith. However, the vision of KCM includes more than simply introducing people to Jesus Christ. Theirs is a vision of taking believers on to maturity in the principles of faith, love, healing, prosperity, redemption and righteousness. Every day that vision becomes more of a reality through the author Ministries daily and weekly television broadcasts, monthly magazine, books, teaching tapes, gospel music recordings, meetings and conventions. Through these KCM outreaches, every day thousands of believers from Jacksonville to Johannesburg are moving from defeat, self-doubt and discouragement - to a life of God-given victory.
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Welcome to the Family
  Your faith journey may have been relatively easy or very hard. However you traveled, however you suffered along the way, you now have a Companion and Guide who will never leave you. This is an exhilarating time; it can also be scary and confusing. You may have already discovered that being a Christian will cost you friends and old pastimes.
  You'll also learn that what would have seemed like a great sacrifice before is little or no sacrifice when done to follow Christ. Giving up something because He wants it is such an honor that you might not miss it at all. I played football in college, and when I graduated, three NFL teams asked me if I'd like to play in the pros. I thought about it, but decided to go into the ministry instead. It wasn't a sacrifice; it was answering God's call. And I've never regretted it. The Apostle Paul used this comparison in his letter to the Romans: "For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God. For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry out, Abba, Father.' The Spirit Himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God" (8:14-16). As Christians, we have been adopted by God into His family and receive His intimate, fatherly love, grace, and compassion.
  Just as a husband and wife show love and compassion to a parentless child by making him a member of their family, God grants us grace by bringing us into His family and giving us all the same rights and privileges His other children have. In the Roman culture of Paul's day, an adopted child, especially a son, usually received greater prestige and privilege than the natural children of a family, particularly if the father was disappointed in his own children. That's what happens as a result of your spiritual adoption by God. He graciously and lovingly sought you out and made you His child, solely on the basis of your trust in His eternal Son, Jesus Christ. Because of your adoption, you will share in the full inheritance of Christ Himself.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Becoming, Christian, Becoming, being, adopted.
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conversations.value: Welcome to the Family
  Your faith journey may have been relatively easy or very hard. However you traveled, however you suffered along the way, you now have a Companion and Guide who will never leave you. This is an exhilarating time; it can also be scary and confusing. You may have already discovered that being a Christian will cost you friends and old pastimes. 
  You'll also learn that what would have seemed like a great sacrifice before is little or no sacrifice when done to follow Christ. Giving up something because He wants it is such an honor that you might not miss it at all. I played football in college, and when I graduated, three NFL teams asked me if I'd like to play in the pros. I thought about it, but decided to go into the ministry instead. It wasn't a sacrifice; it was answering God's call. And I've never regretted it. 
  Becoming a Christian is like being adopted into a new family. The Apostle Paul used this comparison in his letter to the Romans: "For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God. For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry out, Abba, Father. ' The Spirit Himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God" (8:14-16). As Christians, we have been adopted by God into His family and receive His intimate, fatherly love, grace, and compassion. 
  Just as a husband and wife show love and compassion to a parentless child by making him a member of their family, God grants us grace by bringing us into His family and giving us all the same rights and privileges His other children have. In the Roman culture of Paul's day, an adopted child, especially a son, usually received greater prestige and privilege than the natural children of a family, particularly if the father was disappointed in his own children. That's what happens as a result of your spiritual adoption by God. He graciously and lovingly sought you out and made you His child, solely on the basis of your trust in His eternal Son, Jesus Christ. Because of your adoption, you will share in the full inheritance of Christ Himself.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: What we must do to restore the joy of our fellowship with God is confess and repent of our sins. When we have done that, then our hearts, sinful though they are, will not condemn us in His sight. When we are walking in obedience and our consciences are clear because we have confessed our sins, "we have confidence toward God" to rush into His presence. It is then that "whatever we ask we receive from Him, because we keep His commandments and do those things that are pleasing in His sight" (1 John 3:21-22).
  The word for "confidence" here means "boldness" or "freedom of speech." John is saying we can go before God with exactly what's on our minds. We have an open relation ship with God like a loving child has with his father. We have freedom to ask for whatever is on our hearts and know He will answer us. As Scripture instructs us, "Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need" (Hebrews 4:16).
  For God to answer prayer, it has to be offered as the Bible instructs. You can't just pray for a new car or a million dollars and expect God to come through like some cosmic Santa Claus. We've already discussed one of the essential qualifications for answered prayer: confession. Psalm 66:18 says, "If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear." If you are harboring unconfessed sin in your life, you need to confess it so you can have that boldness to enter into God's presence. God's Word speaks of other qualifications that are just as important.
  The word for "hears" means more than just listening to the request; it implies that God is going to give the right answer. You have a blank check, in a sense. But it's a check that can be drawn only on funds deposited in the bank account of God's will. When our desires and requests are aligned with and subjugated to the will of God, we know that He will hear and grant what we seek of Him.
  Therefore, praying in the name of Jesus is more than merely mentioning His name at the end of your prayers. If you truly pray in Jesus' name, you can pray only for that which is consistent with His perfect character, and for that which will bring glory to Him. It implies acknowledgment of all that He has done and a submission to His will. What praying in Jesus' name really means is that we should pray as if the Lord Himself were doing the asking. We approach the throne of the Father in full identification with the Son, seeking only what He would seek. When we pray with that perspective, we begin to pray for the things that really matter, and we eliminate selfish requests. If we pray that way, He assures us, "I will do it" (John 14:14). That is your guarantee that within His will you will never lack anything.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Becoming a Christian won't end your problems; on the contrary, standing up for Christ may make some problems worse. There will still be disappointments and frustrations and failures in your life. But now you know that behind every one of them is a heavenly Father who is working on your behalf, teaching you, loving you, correcting you, and ripening you for heaven. Whatever you've given up of your old life, or whatever you may sacrifice in the future, is worth the price of eternity with Christ.
  God the Father loves you more than any earthly father ever could. As the Creator, He knows you better than any earthly father, down to the darkest recesses of your sinful life, yet He loves you anyway. Not because you deserve it—it's a love that cannot be earned—but because He extends His grace and salvation to you as a member of His family.
  Sometimes He may seem far away. But remember that His love is ever guiding His will for your life. Then you will never forget that you are His, and that His love will last forever.
  In 1969, after graduating with honors from Talbot Theological Seminary, John came to Grace Community Church. The emphasis of his pulpit ministry is the careful study and verse-by-verse exposition of the Bible, with special attention devoted to the historical and grammatical background of each passage. Under Johns leadership, Grace Community Church's two morning worship services fill the three-thousand-seat auditorium to capacity. Several thousand members also participate each week in dozens of fellowship groups and training programs, most led by lay leaders and each dedicated to equipping members for ministry on local, national, and international levels.
  John and his wife, Patricia, live in Southern California and have four children (all married), who have given them thirteen grandchildren.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: John and his wife, Patricia, live in Southern California and have four children (all married), who have given them thirteen grandchildren. There will still be disappointments and frustrations and failures in your life. But now you know that behind every one of them is a heavenly Father who is working on your behalf, teaching you, loving you, correcting you, and ripening you for heaven. Whatever you've given up of your old life, or whatever you may sacrifice in the future, is worth the price of eternity with Christ.
  God the Father loves you more than any earthly father ever could. As the Creator, He knows you better than any earthly father, down to the darkest recesses of your sinful life, yet He loves you anyway. Not because you deserve it—it's a love that cannot be earned—but because He extends His grace and salvation to you as a member of His family.
  Sometimes He may seem far away. But remember that His love is ever guiding His will for your life. Then you will never forget that you are His, and that His love will last forever.
  In 1969, after graduating with honors from Talbot Theological Seminary, John came to Grace Community Church. The emphasis of his pulpit ministry is the careful study and verse-by-verse exposition of the Bible, with special attention devoted to the historical and grammatical background of each passage. Under Johns leadership, Grace Community Church's two morning worship services fill the three-thousand-seat auditorium to capacity. Several thousand members also participate each week in dozens of fellowship groups and training programs, most led by lay leaders and each dedicated to equipping members for ministry on local, national, and international levels.Becoming a Christian won't end your problems; on the contrary, standing up for Christ may make some problems worse.