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Book Talks: The Podcast
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The story behind the story. Listen to how aspiring authors made it from a humble manuscript to a full-blown book, what's their inspiration, who they want to inspire, what's the message?
Episodes
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Book Talks The Podcast Episode 59: The Living End by David Heeren
The Living End by David Heeren is a thought-provoking exploration of biblical prophecy and Christian life that reads like a heartfelt conversation with a wise mentor. This eloquent book bridges the gap between scholarly insight and everyday faith, guiding readers through the daunting topic of the...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 58: End-Time Living by David S Heeren
David S. Heeren’s End-Time Living is a compelling synthesis of biblical prophecy and practical discipleship, offering readers both a lens to interpret turbulent times and a compass to navigate them with purpose. With the urgency of a watchman and the heart of a pastor, Heeren bridges ancient...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 57: Precept Seven For The Powers Of Heaven Shall Be Shaken
For our conversation is in heaven; from whence also we look for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ: (Phillippians 3:20) And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. Then let them which are in Judaea flee to the mountains; and let them which...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 56: Angel's Unaware
This book revolves around the town of Marshfield, Massachusetts. Captain Robert Lewis, a longtime fisherman, has his own Tuna Trawler fish boat. Captain Lewis and his crew work together in providing a good haul to help feed the local community. Others in the commercial fishing is a challenge. It...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 55: Precept seven, For The Powers Of Heaven Shall Be Shaken
In Episode 55 of Book Talks, the podcast delves into Precept Seven, titled "For The Powers Of Heaven Shall Be Shaken." The episode begins with an exploration of the book’s cover, which was inspired by a trip to Alaska. The Father guided the author to capture images that perfectly align with the...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 54: Declaring The End From The Beginning Part 2
This is part two of Declaring the End from the beginning. In this part, we will be discussing how many confuse Jesus as being the Father and why it is so important to understand that we all are part of Jesus as one. Then we will discuss how our Father put a piece of Himself into each person that...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 53: Declaring The End From The Beginning Part 1
Declaring The End From The Beginning and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure. We will be talking about how the scriptures tell us that Jesus was not here in the past other than being in everyone on the planet. We will…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 52: Life Lessons From 7 Miles High: The View That Captured My Heart by Jeff Senour
As an aerial film pilot, Jeff Senour knows firsthand that there are moments of excitement and awe as well as moments he has had to face fear and the unknown. Filming large aircraft going over 300 miles per hour is as safe as we make it as a result of thorough briefings and protocols. However…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 51: Angel of the Storm by Larry Higdon
WHEN LARRY HIGDON wrote ANGEL OF THE STORM, he was working as an elementary school counselor with kindergarten and first graders and was a registered play therapist. He is also a lawyer. LARRY has lived most of his life in metropolitan Atlanta. They called him “Bad News” Johnson. His life…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 50: Ending Wars on Uganda's Children
"I arrived in Uganda in 2004, not knowing what to expect but amongst protests by friends and family who equated the country to what they saw happening in South Africa. At that time we grew to expect the frequent loss of electricity in Uganda. We knew to bring flashlights after that first year....
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 49: Homeward Bound: American Veterans Return From War
"Taylor records the problems American veterans have faced when they returned home from various wars….Homeward Bound relates many of the shared experiences and hopes of those who served their country and describes the difficulties they encountered moving from battleground to the home...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 48: Matriarch and World War III: Incursion
"Matriarch and World War III: Incursion" is a thrilling and thought-provoking novel that plunges readers into a gripping tale of war, survival, and the resilience of humanity. Written with intense attention to detail and a riveting plot, the book transports readers to a future world ravaged by...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 47: End of Time: The Devil wants Your Soul
Humanity is in the final time of the end of ages with many warnings of what is to come. War, pestilence, famine, mayhem and earthquakes with an endless list of tragedies. This is to be followed by the end of time and final judgement. But before the end of time, the devil with his demons is in a...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 46: Prodigals: A Vietnam Story
"Prodigals: A Vietnam Story" by Richard Taylor is a poignant and deeply moving account of the Vietnam War. In this book, Taylor masterfully captures the raw emotions, the sacrifices, and the profound impact of war on the lives of soldiers and their families. This novel brings to light the untold...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 45: Moving Forward Through His Love and Grace
"Moving Forward: Through Love and Grace" by Joan Gettry is a thought-provoking and inspiring book that delves into the power of love and grace in our lives. With her compassionate and insightful writing, Gettry takes readers on a journey of personal growth, resilience, and spiritual awakening.…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 44: The Eden Trilogy: Eden Lost, Return to Eden & Almost Eden by Richard Taylor
Eden Lost is set in 1898-1906 in the Philippines during the Philippine-American War. This is the historical genesis for 3 generations following in the footsteps of Josh Armand and Isabella Gaston. Return to Eden is set also in the Philippines from 1941-1945 as Joe Armand is helped in his search…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 43: Words to Enhance the Soul By Yvonne Brown
"Words to Enhance the Soul" by Yvonne Brown is an inspiring and uplifting book that focuses on the power of words to transform our lives. The book is a collection of quotes, poems, and affirmations that are designed to help readers develop a more positive mindset and overcome challenges. The book...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 42: A Journey Through My Life
Yvonne Brown wants the readers to understand the importance of having a disciplined and organized lifestyle in order to achieve one's goals and fulfill their dreams. By having a clear sense of direction and purpose, and following a structured plan to reach those objectives, an individual can make...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 41 Moving Forward Through His Love and Grace by Joan Gettry
Moving forward through his love and grace is an expedition throughout life. It's filled with adventure, blessings, caring, danger, and all the pitfalls of navigating the mountains, valleys, and rough seas. But we are all endowed with faith, hope, and determination, but we must adhere to those…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 41: The Devil's Monologue
Readers who have always feared the devil no longer need to be afraid. The book reveals the profound love of the Creator for His creation which wins over the devil's disdain for humans. Satan's hatred for humans is great: Creator's love is more significant. The book is about Old and New Testament...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 40: No Reservations by Ava Morrow
A coming of age tale about an adopted child trying to discover who she is not only biologically but also emotionally. Mary, the main character, discovers she is adopted. At first, this was a relief as it answered why she didn’t look like her family. The setting is 1960’s Georgia and Mary is…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 39: EUTHANASIA REBUTTED NO ‘right to life’ in Australia by DAISY SNOW
Euthanasia––the act of assisted suicide––was once outlawed in every country in the world because it destroys civilizations, but not anymore. (i.e. Euthanasia Laws have been made in Western countries especially in Europe. Although the Federal Parliament of Australia published factual evidence in…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 38: Darkwind Chronicles: The Second Act by Christopher Cifelli
Continuing where the First Act left off, Magnetin and Delphine must depart ways in order to gather more information and recruit enough allies in order to end eons of suffering brought onto the world by a parasite that was responsible for inciting the Orcish Horde, infecting Aeternum and leading…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 37: Devils and Demons by Amanda Forbes
Real-life Happenings from the other side and the forces of Evil in today’s living and non-living. The including of messages from Ghosts. Amanda Jayne Forbes. Traveled the world as a model. And works fighting crime as an officer. Now Author with exceptional ability to write. What many cannot...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 36: MegaQuake 2023 How 3 Timelines and 7 Events Signal Apocalyptic Times by Dr. Richard Ruhling
Dr. Richard Ruhling is an author on current events and Bible prophecy. He predicted war with Iraq before 9-11, based on Daniel’s vision “at the time of the end” of a ram and goat conflict. The horns on the ram represented the kings of Media & Persia, but those countries are now Iraq & Iran—it’s...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 35: Looking Out from The Inside Untied States vs Tressa Brantley by Tressa Mitchener
Young child influenced by the hardships of her environment growing into an adult constantly struggling with spiritual blindness and doesn’t realize it until she begins to chase truth in prison. As she is awakened to the truth she finds deliverance and freedom to walk in the light of the word of…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 34: Signals from Saipan by Reginald Nelson
Reginald has an idea to make the explosive (C-4) unstable. An abandoned radar site on the island of Saipan is used to transmit a signal to set off stores of the explosive in Baghdad and make the terrorists afraid to use it. The terrorists retaliate and plot to kill the INCISOR team. Dr. Reginald...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 33: Journey On! The Evolution of Thought by CayCee M. Johnson and Keith L. Johnson
CayCee M. Johnson and Keith L. Johnson share affirmations, insights, and advice on living a meaningful life based on Christian principles in this roadmap to life. "It is our hope that these few words shall meet whomever the Almighty designates as its intender and may your Journey continue to be...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 32: The Landmines in our Spiritual Journey by Pastor Paul Barham
This book is a Christian spiritual manual inspired by the Holy Spirit. It teaches us how to recognize Satan's lies and deceptions. How to love, honor, and worship God. How to observe and obey God's laws. How to govern your life responsibly and take responsibility as God's designated authority…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 31: The Last Eleven Days of Jesus - Countdown to Passover, Crucifixion and Resurrection
For the most exact chronological order of Jesus's last eleven days and the more perfect harmony of the four Gospels in those last eleven days, you could ever buy. It is the Countdown to Passover, Crucifixion, and Resurrection. A much-needed resource when reading the Gospels and especially during...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 30: Nemroz the Priest by Exona Moll
Long ago, in a far-off land, the people had temples to many gods. One was to a fertility god called Farago. A High Priest and his priesthood ran it. They were all donated to the priesthood when they were babies. The story tells of a disaster that destroyed the temple and completely changed the...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 29: From Rage to Resolution by DeAnne Rosenberg
From early childhood, we are encouraged to avoid showing anger - a natural emotion. So we learn to store it inside. The psychological space available for holding anger inside is limited. That is why so many of us go through life feeling as if we are just about ten seconds from going ballistic. We...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 28: Matriarch and World War III: A 9/11 Incursion by Daisy Snow
The author was one of those people in Melbourne who knew about 9/11 before it happened. The terrorist squad of the police force harassed her in the late 1990s when the government began writing up its intended terrorist laws. The poor woman was nearly shot dead as a female terrorist just after the...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 27: Piece by Piece by Deborah White
PIECE BY PIECE is one woman's version of the "old redemption story". How a loving God called and pursued her. How the people He both allowed and sent into her life were used for His purposes. How He continued to protect and love her even when she rejected Him. And how the Word of God broke all…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 26:The Two Faces of EVY by Evelyn Cole
" Poetry is like mathematics. Both force us to recognize the relationship between two concepts coming from disparate levels of abstraction. Einstein hinted that we cannot fix a plumbing problem with a historian no matter how polite he is. Nor can we solve a pandemic with bleach! You won’t need a...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 25: Gizzie B. and LiliMae G.: A Special Love Story by Dr. A Bergin
Gizzie has just been adopted but soon thereafter longs for someone of his own kind. Gizzie B. and LiliMae G.: A Special Love Story is the first of a series of stories about the struggles of fitting in and belonging. Dr. Bergin is a college professor at California Baptist University. She holds a...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 24: Magic Mines: The Treasure of Love by Mandeep Singh Lotta
Episode 24. Mandeep S. Lotta was born in Kenya on the 11th of December, 1973. He was physically impaired from birth and also lost his sight at age ten. His interest in poetry began in the year 1992, inspired by the misconceptions or otherwise surrounding love and relationships. As much as he did...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 23: Seventy-Five: Best NBA Players and Teams Rated by Statistician who has Seen Games Since 1947 by Dave Heeren
This is the second interview with Mr. Dave Heeren,an award-winning journalist. A sportswriter who has seen literally NBA games first hand for its past 74 seasons. He is revered by his colleagues as the "OG" of basketball analytics. he is the creator of TENDEX, basketball mathematical-statistical...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 22: When Hope Is Your Only Option One Man’s journey Through Life’s Adversity. Triple Organ Transpant by Jim Stavis
This Book is a lesson plan for how to overcome the odds of extreme adversity. In this case, it is a story of overcoming medical adversity, but the messaging applies to any adversity. The author’s story, or my story is about a teenager diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes who was told he would be…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 21: The Bible According to Eve: Women of the Torah by Hadassah Alderson
The Bible According to Eve: The Women of the Torah is a book about the women in the Hebrew Bible and told from their perspective. It is part of a four-book series which covers the entire Hebrew Bible or “Old Testament.” It attempts to breath new life into ancient stories, poetry and laws. Why?...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 20: Call to Him Before the Throne by Roger Lee Daub
Roger Daub is a 71 years old, who loves his Lord, his country, and his family. He has written these poems in the hope that you will search the Word of God for the Truth, and you will be strengthened in your faith, or find that you need a Savior, Who is Christ Jesus. His prayers are with everyone...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 19: Reunited by Lonnie Larson
Reunited is more than just a science-fiction thriller. Robert is a humble man from Earth and he unexpectedly finds himself involved in an interplanetary romance. When Leah’s planet comes under attack and is nearly destroyed by a ruthless enemy; Bob is forced to leave without her and go back to...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 18: Ancient Wisdoms: Exploring the Mysteries and Connections by Gayle Redfern
Gayle Redfern's interest in spirituality has been life-long. This led to her degrees in psychology and holistic health. As a psychic, lecturer, motivational speaker, and author of three books, Inner Bridges, Ayurveda Demystystified, and Within & Beyond, she introduces us to the value of ancient...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 17: Silent Echoes by Reverend Carl Yount
A collection of epic poems that takes readers on a journey and descent into darker tales. An epic poem is a lengthy, narrative work of poetry. These long poems typically detail extraordinary feats and adventures of characters from a distant past. The word “epic” comes from the ancient Greek term...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 16: Within and Beyond: The Connection by Gayle Redfern
Within & Beyond, The Connection takes complex concepts that have been around for many years, explaining how the earth and the universe are connected, pulling the magnetic energy up from the Earth and the electrical energy down from the Universe. This merger flows into each cell forming a star...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 15: Disaster at Bushehr by Reginald Nelson
Disaster at Bushehr is the sequel to Reginald Nelson's first book, The Saudi Oil Gambit. An American cruise missile has been stolen by Iraqi terrorists and it is used to destroy the nuclear reactor in Bushehr, Iran. The terrorists leave hints that America and Israel are responsible for the attack...
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Ayurveda DemystifiedEpisode 14: For Optimum Western Living by Gayle Redfern
Ayurveda Demystified, for Optimum Western living Introducing Ayurveda into Western living involves understanding a new language, new philosophy, and new lifestyle, not an easy task. However, as an instructor, I quickly discovered that wisdom is worth pursuing; following this modified basic wisdom...
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 13: The Saudi Oil Gambit by Reginald Nelson
Reginald Nelson began writing about a decade ago where his writing follows the format of two of his favorite authors Tom Clancy and Dan Brown with plots around the world, taking the reader to places they haven’t been. Terrorists hide a nuclear bomb in the Artic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska....
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 12: Inner Bridges: Opening Your Connection to Inner Peace and Harmony, 2nd Edition by Gayle Redfern
The Dalai Lama has given many talks about peace and how we all contribute to world peace. He says “The world doesn’t belong to just leaders; the world belongs to all humanity.” He argues that global peace comes through meditation which can only be achieved through bringing the individual body…
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Book Talks the Podcast Episode 11: Seventy-Five: Best NBA Players and Teams Rated by Statistician who has Seen Games Since 1947 by Dave Heeren
Who you got?! Who's the G.O.A.T of basketball? If you are a basketball fan, these are questions that could spark emotional debates. Yes! That intense. As NBA, celebrates its 75th year this month, we talked to Dave Heeren, an award-winning journalist. A sportswriter who has seen literally NBA…
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