Dale: 2055 books

Dubliner Graham Dale, an IT specialist living in Texas, was working as a volunteer with a fire department when he heard that an airplane had hit the World Trade Centre in New York. As the tragic events unfolded before his eyes, he suddenly realised that he could no longer remain a spectator in the...

Now an Audible Original "THE DEAD DRINK FIRST" Sergeant Steve Maharidge returned from World War II an angry man. For a long time, the only evidence that remained of his service in the Marines was a photograph of himself and a buddy that he tacked to the basement wall. When his son,...

The Unparalleled Classic on Speaking With Confidence and Power Now in a Special Condensed Edition Here is Dale Carnegie’s master class on how to speak so that people listen, available in a compact editon. If you want to deliver effective sales presentations, influence clients and customers, and...

A practical and personal approach to apologeticsfor students. How many times has your teacher asked you a question, and you stare blankly at the ceiling, hoping to discover the answer lingering there? It’s frustrating when we don’t know the answers to the questions we’re asked by others, but...

Robert William Dale (1829 – 1895) was an English Congregationalist pastor who ministered at Carr's Lane Chapel in Birmingham for over 40 years. His 1875 Lectures on the Atonement have remained in print for almost 150 years. John Stott tells the story of a minister who approached...

Growing into Christ consciousness: Christ is a level of consciousness and the Bible tells us so. Dr. Dale C. Phillips examines this level of consciousness and how humanity can benefit from the vibration of love and uniting together to solve all of our current issues.

When a bike gang rolls into a town on their motorcycles, forty or fifty strong, it sounds like rolling thunder in the distance. As they get closer, people have been known to say; a gang thundered into town last night and ripped up the place. This is the reputation that we had, when I was a member...

This Coffee Shop Conversations Ebook, by Dale and Jonalyn Fincher, will help you discover the fine art of sharing your faith … without losing your friends.There are as many different styles of faith these days as there are ways to order your latte. So how do you talk to people about Jesus without...

“Why not pour yourself a cup of coffee—or tea, if you prefer—then, with this book in hand, pull up a chair to enjoy the wit and wisdom of one who has been a pastor, missionary, teacher, translator, mentor and trusted friend. You’ll be glad you did!” —Robin Brignall, Pastor “Dale’s...

Email connecting has become the hobby of most every person who owns a computer. This type connecting is described nicely and expertly in this book written by Dale Hogue. Emails that may become historical are displayed within its pages. Dale Hogue's poetry, essays, and short stories liven the pages...

Do you plan on retiring soon? Are you still working, but think saving for retirement is impossible? Struggling to pay the bills on a monthly basis and not saving for an emergency? If this applies to you, then you need the Baby Boomers Retirement Guide. From the reasons why you are feeling the financial...

Dale Carnegie, author of the legendary How to Win Friends and Influence People*,* began his career as the premier "life coach" of the twentieth century by teaching the art of public speaking. Public speaking, as Carnegie saw it, is a vital skill that can be attained through basic and repeated steps....

"Picketty (the rich get richer), Gordon (the important innovations are already behind us), Tainter (it's too complicated) all have theories about why the 21st century is such a disappointment. James Dale Davidson connects the dots...but more dots…and more unexpected dots…than perhaps anyone."-From...

“A master….[Brown] puts readers right into the middle of the inferno.” —Larry Bond New York Times bestselling thriller-master Dale Brown delivers a story for our times. A Time for Patriots is one of his most explosive novels to date—a frightening, all-too-possible look into the near...