Frank Moore

Most Christians have heard numerous sermons discussing the importance of having a relationship with Christ, but what does that really mean? We accept God's love, openly profess our faith, and follow the beliefs of our church. But how many of us really take time to genuinely know the God who loves us? We all want to build a real relationship with Christ, but for many words like discipline, obedience, and holiness stir up feelings of guilt and frustration associated with our failure to successfully practice these in the past. Christ wants us to know Him. But He doesn't want us to spend time with Him out of guilt or duty. He wants us to fall in love with Him--so much so that thoughts of Him are with us wherever we go. He wants to rendezvous with us wherever we are. He's waiting for us to see the everyday moments of our lives as opportunities to have sacred encounters with Him. Rendezvous: A Sacred Encounter with God opens the door to having a new connection with Christ and presents ways to turn our spiritual routine into a sacred romance with the One who loves us most. With mystery and revelation, Frank Moore discusses how we can encounter Christ--in our lives, our closest relationships, our friendships, our community, and the world. He provides a new understanding of how spiritual practices such as submission, hospitality, and compassion can help guide us to sacred rendezvous with God and genuine relationship with Him. Begin to turn everyday moments into sacred encounters and fall in love with God like never before. Rendezvous with Him. He's waiting. Spiritual Practices Include: Accountability, Bible Reading/Study, Compassion, Congregational Participation, Discipleship, Examination, Direction, Example, Fellowship, Hospitality, Journaling, Justice, Meditation, Moderation, Submission, Mentoring, Prayer, Sabbath, Sacraments, Service/Ministry, Simplicity, Small Group Participation, Suffering, Thinking, Witness, and other

Are you looking for the Power to live out the Purpose you've found for your life? In recent years, millions of Christians have embarked on their own personal quest to find their purpose in life, but they struggle to maintain the passion and discipline it takes to live everyday with that purpose. They seek to enter into a close personal relationship with God and to satisfy the deepest longing of their heart by experiencing more of who He is. In his book, The Power to Be Free, Frank Moore leads you on a 40-day quest of discovery and adventure toward finding God and entering into a close, personal relationship with Him. Throughout the journey you will begin to know God better, to understand Him more fully, and to ultimately find the source of power that energizes us to live out the purpose of God in our lives. The discoveries you make on this quest will change your life forever There are many ways to think and talk about holiness. In this book, Dr. Frank Moore weaves a picture of love, purity, power, and character. He will lead you to embrace a life that respects the wonder of the Holy Spirit and challenges you to respond in obedience to God's call to be holy.-Dr. Ron Benefiel, President, Nazarene Theological SeminaryBecause he has seen the transforming power of God at work in soul-hungry believers, Dr. Moore gives you The Power to Be Free to liberate your minds and hearts from the chains of nominal religion.-Dr. David Felter, General Editor, International Church of the NazareneThe Quest Campaign Kit for Churches

Chapped Lap is Frank Moore's first slim book of poetry, featuring poetry from the 1990s and 2000 (published in 2000). Originally a xeroxed and stapled "chapbook", as the title suggests, this small collection is dense with pieces that have become classics. Not only did Frank perform these poems for years, but they were also often used in his interactive performances, read by audience members, and read by fellow poets, always adding new levels to the frame in which they were performed. Two of the pieces, "out of isolation" and "wrapping and rocking", were both written earlier - 1986. These deep evocative pieces are the roots of what would become decades of Frank's evolving performances. "out of isolation" pulled the audience into the universe of a character named Jim, institutionalized and severely disabled, exploring what happens when a nurse, Jane, is assigned to treat him. Frank described it as "a surreal erotic examination of an intimate relationship of need.""I only wish I was not the only soft fingers... I wish there was another soft fingers in my universe of the mat...someone to share in the bright colors and sweet sounds...someone I could laugh with, cry with, move with, share good feeling with...someone who would be with me on the mat, touch me not like touching my pillow, not like pulling things out of me or to make me different. But just because we are the only soft fingers in the universe of the mat.""wrapping and rocking" in performance gave people the direct experience of oneness and intimacy: "the two nude figures sit in / time and space. / one upon the other. / rocking together. / rocking in their cave. two magic figures / rocking together against time. / rocking back through time. / back and forth. mother rocking her baby. / rocking against sickness and tears. / rocking back into love and peace.""wrapping and rocking" is illustrated with great black and white performance photographs, and Chapped Lap is further illustrated with liquid erotic pen & ink drawings by LaBash, a few paintings by Moore, and other photographs. The poems in this first collection reflect a full spectrum of Moore's passions: exploring and expanding freedom, intimacy and deep human connection beyond the accepted limits, sex and love, play and passion, and exploding the censoring concepts and taboos that fragment and isolate us from each other, from ourselves and from unlimited possibilities. His tribute poems to his mom, Connie, to a student, and to a fellow artist take us deep through the personal into the essence of being human together. And poems like "their cuddling cocoon" and "rings of orgasms" explore the "smallness" of erotic human surrender and intimacy, while opening into the universal "heart of the universe". But it is poems such as "i came to play", "tortures", "art is a bitch" and "mutation is evolution" that have become "signature" pieces for Moore's lusty way of looking at life, living life, enjoying life, his deep and uncompromising vision of human liberation, and his seeing art/life as a passion, an addiction ... about surrendering and following. A lot loaded into a sexy small package Published by Inter-Relations.

A review of all approaches to calculate aerodynamics, allowing engineers to see the pros and cons of each approach, and setting the stage for a semi-empirical approach. It contains many approximate aerodynamic methods, bringing together both linearized and nonlinear aerodynamic methods. Frankie G. Moore has had 30 years' experience in weapons development and seeks to bridge the gap between the academic textbook and practical application. Practising engineers should value the book's emphasis on understanding the physics involved, understanding the assumptions made to get to the approximate approaches, and on showing final equations used in the solution process.