This book extenda a challenging call for all of us, who claim to be followers of Jesus Christ, to grow in our relationship with Him. The title suggests that this is a special call to Black Christian men, who should be the strength and guardian for the black family, church and community. It addresses, in an abbreviated way, some ot the many problems or conditions that seem to negatively affect many of our black children, youth and young adults. It is hoped that the real answer to our conditions will be recognized, and sought out. This message encourages Christians to cultivate a more sincere and effective daily walk with Christ, regardless of race or gender. This message includes five focal points: (1) Accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior; (2) Answering the call to a life of righteousness, (3) Seeking and receiving the power of the Holy Spirit; (4) Developing a consistent and persistent prayer life; and (5) Being always ready and willing to provide services for others.

Moments for Mothers is a honest, refreshing story of motherhood which presents neatly packaged lessons our children unwittingly teach us.

This children’s book is a motivational and spiritual book for children and teenagers. It was written to help inspire and heal the children that come from the dysfunctional juvenile dependency court and family court systems in the United States of America.

This system hurts both dysfunctional families and non-dysfunctional families. While there is real child abuse going on within families, there are also families that are falsely accused of breaking child abuse laws. It is no wonder state and federal judges have stated, “… our youth is out of control in this country, and it is chilling.” If our society does not do something to help these children and families, we will lose the battle with our children.

Spiritual Healing for Children in Foster Care seeks to help those children that are feeling lost, alone, isolated, abandoned, and frightened. They may be feeling different from other children when they are not, or feeling suicidal because they feel like nobody cares about them. Author Ruby Judah wants these children to know that they are loved and cared about.

This book was also written to help children heal from their past hurts, to help them feel loved, and to give them inspiration, motivation, and a healthy outlook on life. They don’t have to live in darkness; they can live with the light shining in their lives. They can be the light of the world and shine brightly like stars.

Over the past few years, I have become disillusioned with a “9-to-5” style of Christianity. I have been pressing into God to find out more. There has to be more to the Christian life than simply showing up to your local church on Sundays for forty-five minutes! As I have talked to God about this, He told me that it has a lot to do with the fact that most Christians have forgotten who they are. So I set out on a mission to rediscover what the Christian identity was.