Eddie Turner

Today, as we become increasingly at odds with one another over social and political issues, our need to revisit God's expectations for our lives is greater than ever. Join Eddie Turner, author of Antichrist: The Biblical End of Days, as he takes a hard look at the many topics that divide us as members of God's church and the toll worldly influences have taken on our hearts. Is there a political party that God favors? Is our government really out to get us? Are disagreements over the Bible worth arguing about? Learn to identify the answers to these questions and more in Undivided: Restoring Unity in the Church.

Take Back Your Life and Walk Peacefully and FreeIs your mind a playground for the devil? Are you harassed and held hostage by thoughts, fears, anxiety, and depression that won't let up? You're not alone. The number of people suffering from mental torment is staggering because the devil is a master at mind games. But God has already beat him at his game and offers you power to overcome In God's Path to Mental Health, four Harrison House authors-Rick Renner, Eddie Turner, Kylie Oaks Gatewood, and Germaine Copeland-team up to deliver scriptural and supernatural help such as: How you can win on the mind battlefieldWhat to do when the devil "trash talks" youDressing yourself in impenetrable armor Wielding your supernatural weaponryScriptures that shut up the devilThese four authors have each been through the trenches when it comes to obsessive thoughts and depression, and they've practiced what they preach to defeat mental torment and find God's pathway to mental health. Now it's your turn Let them help you take back your life and walk peacefully and free

Are You Harassed by Thoughts That Just Won't Leave You Alone? So many people are harassed by thoughts, crippled by anxiety and depression, and even paralyzed by fear. Maybe that's been your experience. But while thoughts do come, they can also be made to go. You can conquer the chaos Pastor Eddie Turner had two powerful visions in which Jesus appeared and taught him how to control oppressive thoughts. In Conquering the Chaos in Your Mind, Pastor Eddie imparts these critical lessons to you, offering insight on... How Jesus says you should thinkThe anatomy of a mental strongholdHow your thoughts dictate your destinyPracticing the mind of ChristScriptures that calm the chaosDon't ever be bullied by thoughts again. God has promised you a mind at peace-fearless and free. And Jesus tells you exactly how to think your way there

Leadership is one of the world's oldest professions. There are countless resources for one to learn about leadership and do in-depth study. In this book, my goal is not to provide a scholarly tome, but rather to provide emerging leaders simple messages for guidance and success. I do this through 140 simple messages that have helped me navigate life. Why am I providing 140 messages, some have asked? Why not use traditional numbers, like five, ten, or 100? The answer is very simple. We are living at a time when Twitter and its 140-character limitation (now 280) is being used by leaders in all areas of life and at all levels of organizations. Some leaders are exemplary in their use of Twitter, and others less than exemplary. My goal is to leverage the zeitgeist we are living in to show how by using the limited characters allowed by Twitter, leaders can communicate strong messages that make a positive impact on people's lives. For that reason, this actionable leadership journal contains 140 Twitter-length messages written as a guide for emerging leaders on living, learning, and developing themselves and others on their journey to success. Additionally, I have become convinced of the power of well-crafted short messages for another reason. I was a Forbes contributor for a year. As a member of the Forbes Coaches Council during that year, I contributed to thirty question-and-answer columns. The answers to the Q&As I submitted to Forbes were required to be 400 characters or fewer. This is slightly longer than Twitter's new 280-character limit. Some of the columns I appeared in were read by as few as 2,000 people. My most popular column, however, was read by more than 30,000 people. This clearly shows that people found value in our succinct messages and shared them with others. Hence, I believe there is value in the messages contained in this book designed to be an actionable leadership journal.140 Simple Messages To Guide Emerging Leaders is part of the THiNKaha series, whose slim and handy books contain 140 well-thought-out AHA messages. Increase your online influence by picking up AHAthat, and easily share quotes from this book on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google] via this link: http: //aha.pub/EmergingLeaders

Leadership is one of the world's oldest professions. There are countless resources for one to learn about leadership and do in-depth study. In this book, my goal is not to provide a scholarly tome, but rather to provide emerging leaders simple messages for guidance and success. I do this through 140 simple messages that have helped me navigate life. Why am I providing 140 messages, some have asked? Why not use traditional numbers, like five, ten, or 100? The answer is very simple. We are living at a time when Twitter and its 140-character limitation (now 280) is being used by leaders in all areas of life and at all levels of organizations. Some leaders are exemplary in their use of Twitter, and others less than exemplary. My goal is to leverage the zeitgeist we are living in to show how by using the limited characters allowed by Twitter, leaders can communicate strong messages that make a positive impact on people's lives. For that reason, this actionable leadership journal contains 140 Twitter-length messages written as a guide for emerging leaders on living, learning, and developing themselves and others on their journey to success. Additionally, I have become convinced of the power of well-crafted short messages for another reason. I was a Forbes contributor for a year. As a member of the Forbes Coaches Council during that year, I contributed to thirty question-and-answer columns. The answers to the Q&As I submitted to Forbes were required to be 400 characters or fewer. This is slightly longer than Twitter's new 280-character limit. Some of the columns I appeared in were read by as few as 2,000 people. My most popular column, however, was read by more than 30,000 people. This clearly shows that people found value in our succinct messages and shared them with others. Hence, I believe there is value in the messages contained in this book designed to be an actionable leadership journal.140 Simple Messages To Guide Emerging Leaders is part of the THiNKaha series, whose slim and handy books contain 140 well-thought-out AHA messages. Increase your online influence by picking up AHAthat, and easily share quotes from this book on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google+ via this link: http: //aha.pub/EmergingLeaders.

Today, many people who call themselves Christian would rather do anything but read the Bible. They attend church and say they love Jesus, and yet the sole means of obtaining that love is not a priority. Having been a member of this group himself, Bible teacher Eddie Turner examines Jesus' mysterious command for us to "look up." What did he mean by this? Is it possible to do if we put off our relationships with God in favor of our own interests? Find out in Looking Up: Living in Anticipation of Christ; an eye-opening look at what it truly means to follow of Jesus.