Mike Bradley Knihy

Following tragedy, Jeremiah leaves New Orleans and embarks on a frequently painful and action-filled journey, hoping to escape his sense of loss and recover his tormented soul. Journey takes Jeremiah through towns filled with interesting and sometimes humorous characters, who become a part of his awakening experience. There is a place from which we all have come. There is also a place to which we all will go. We cannot change where we came from, but we can influence where we go. The means to make this change is called "journey." Many events and circumstances attempt to affect the outcome, but ultimately, we are responsible for our own journey. We travel the road, not knowing what lies before us, but we travel with the strength and spirit to write the ending. The goal is not the earth's treasures. The goal is finding our meaning and giving back to the life we were given.

BOOK SUMMARY STREET The Story of Jeremiah Overstreet and Life in New Orleans This is the story of a wandering vagrant who lands in New Orleans in 1962. Begging on the street in an innovative manner, he attracts the attention of Alphonse Aucoin, a rising entrepreneur. Alphonse gives Street an opportunity and through their business relationship, Jeremiah meets Alphonse's daughter, the beautiful Marie. Follow the story, told with quirky humor, of Jeremiah and Marie as they fall deeply in love while fending off the "bad guys." Meet the cast of unforgettable characters who move the story along to a startling conclusion.

Exploring the journey of self-discovery and divine purpose, this book emphasizes the importance of an engaged and thoughtful relationship with God. It encourages readers to break free from passive existence, advocating for a vibrant, passionate connection with the divine. Through practical insights, it promises a refreshing sense of fulfillment and a deeper understanding of one's identity, aiming to inspire a rebirth in those seeking to overcome life's challenges. The message is one of empowerment and active participation in the spiritual journey.

Poetry about nature, the need to find acceptance and the idea that things feel more precious the more they diminish.

Night as Clear as Day--In the tradition of Flannery O'Connor and J. F. Powers, these thirty-five inspirational short stories portray unforgettable characters facing the many challenges of life and death with the clarity of faith and the constancy of courage. These are stories about life, death, and giants. A glimpse into the interior struggles of priests, bishops, nuns, seminarians, and men and women from diverse walks of life--from Mexico to Manila, South Los Angeles to Southern Africa, Vatican City to Las Vegas--we not only witness heroic virtues but also holiness connected to humility by a sense of humor. Each multifaceted tale is illustrated by one simple symbolic drawing. Together, they will echo your own experience--helping you make the long journey from a busy head to a grateful heart.