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GERD and acid reflux disease: Do you suffer from heartburn or perhaps one of the other uncomfortable symptoms of GERD, also known as "acid reflux" including: Unexplained chest pain, abdominal pain, difficulty swallowing, excessive burping and belching, unexplained weight loss, frequent nausea and vomiting, persistent coughing or hoarseness, laryngitis, sinusitis or ear infections, passing of black stool, wheezing or asthma-type symptoms.

For thousands of years people of faith, ascetics as well as everyday people have practiced meditation to quiet their minds, find inner peace and connect with their spirit. Whether you are looking for a audiobook on meditation for beginners or you are an experienced meditator wanting to renew your practice you'll find Meditation: The Gift Inside connects you to the heart of the practice.

A Case for Dating God's Way is a brief look at some of the Bible principles of dating. God's way is the best way. I can tell you that from experience. Marriage is awesome, especially when it is done God's way! In this audiobook you will be reminded of God's thoughts for what marriage is all about. You will hear our (my wife's and my) story and glean some insights on how we were guided to handle our whole dating relationship. Finally, you will be challenged to follow God's path over your own. It's worth it.

Traditionally, many churches offered unique Sunday school, Sunday morning, Sunday night and midweek services. Is that old-fashioned now? Should we still do that? Is there a precedent in God's Word to having evening services? A Case for Sunday Evening Church is a compelling look at some biblical, logical and practical reasons why our church chooses to conduct unique Sunday evening services.

A Case for Reverence is a simple look at why we choose to conduct our services with a more reverent atmosphere than many other churches do today. If God is to be honored, worshiped and revered for who He is, our church services ought to reflect the same reverence.

We are reverent at funerals and other occasions that demand reverence. Is a weekly gathering to worship God less important than any other gathering? We think not.