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itus Frutt is the young pastor of Harvest Hills Worship Center in San Antonio, TX. He began his ministry journey at the age of sixteen. Now the leader of a mega-ministry he is reaching and changing lives throughout the world. With multiple books sales, a popular televangelist ministry, and a thriving school; the world is his oyster. Titus also a man. A man who is introduced to many temptations. He struggles with the spiritual man to do the right thing and the prideful man who says he can handle it. He attempts to absorb the effects his choices have on his marriage, his ministry, and his relationship with God. Sunday Morning take a view behind the pulpit and attempts to go into the Pastor's Study. It looks at the heart of ministry as well as the politics of it. It also views ministry through the eyes of the ones who are hurt when ungodly decisions are made. Sunday Morning (Right in Frutt) is the first chapter of a four book series. It is my prayer, this book encourages, intrigue and motivate the Saints of God.

When Bobbi gets a taste of independence when she goes off to college she has no intention of letting it go. After a confrontation with her father, she demands all her inheritance. She connects with all the wrong people and vices. When she's loses everything, Bobbi must return back to her father and her foundation. No one said the road would be easy, and now the girl who has fallen must find a way to dust herself off and be the woman she's been ordained to be.

Bobbi will find the person hardest to forgive her is herself. Can she overcome her past or be dictated by her mistakes? Join the journey of the Prodigal Daughter to find how redemption is something that comes from the individual.

Bobbi Tomlin grew up being the both daddy's little girl and the true definition of preacher's kid. After the loss of her mother at twelve was difficult. Thank God for her wonderful father. He did his best to evenly spend time with his daughter and the church.

When Bobbi gets a taste of independence when she goes off to college she has no intention of letting it go. After a confrontation with her father, she demands all her inheritance. She connects with all the wrong people and vices. When she's loses everything, Bobbi must return back to her father and her foundation. No one said the road would be easy, and now the girl who has fallen must find a way to dust herself off and be the woman she's been ordained to be.

Bobbi will find the person hardest to forgive her is herself. Can she overcome her past or be dictated by her mistakes? Join the journey of the Prodigal Daughter to find how redemption is something that comes from the individual.

Every person has a story to tell. Each story forms who we are and who we will become in the future. A victory for one can leads into a trauma for another. How one respond shapes us all. From family to friends to church. The circle we form creates an everlasting bond. A child being abused by a leader in the church. A teenager becomes pregnant at the hands of a deacon, but she is put out. A young adult learns she has cancer and upon hearing the news, her father abandons her.
Bobbi Tomlin, a young pre-teen and pastor’s kid watches as her father navigate through wavering faith as each traumatic event unfolds. All as he is aware his wife is dying. How does he encourage others to trust God when he’s troubled? No one said the road would be easy, but they did say there was a road.

Set in the backdrop of 1984 and The Jacksons Victory tour, The Prodigal Chronicles is a story of stories of love and hope when it seems both are lost. When it seems as though God is not there, He really is.

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As Christians many of us are reluctant to discuss our face to face encounter with a demonic spirit. 9 out of 10 Christian have seen a spirit and dismissed it. Many denomination teaches that the devil is real but few prepare saints how to deal with them. We see horror movies detailing evil spirits, but what happens when you are haunted by one? What happens when your simple prayer is not the answer? RJ Porter, a young pastor and psychologist must battle within himself what is spiritual and what is mental. As he faces the shadows of his past, he must face a shadowy figure lurking in the doorway. It wears a hat, a trench coat, and carries a briefcase. Too many are coming to him reporting the same figure. What does the Shadow want? What is it seeking? Is it a demon? Or is it all psychosis?