ISBN 978-1-923763-58-6
PAPERBACK
these works come from me who have written all through my years, i like writing i’ve always done it even when deemed incorrect i write what i want what i think what i experience what i address and more if anything there really is no reason for why i do or will but more an instinct or just my personal nature to not just create but specifically write.
ISBN 978-1-923680-44-9
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Understanding healing.
Rediscovering faith.
Reimagining ministry.
Divine Healing with an Australian Accent serves a dual purpose. For the novice, it explains healing in detail—the reason God heals, how to minister in healing, and common pitfalls to avoid. For pastors and church leaders, it proposes rethinking the meaning of faith, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the various purposes of healing ministry. Further, it addresses the meaning of “healing through the atonement.”
The book is thoroughly researched. It includes historical developments, the contribution of scholars, and the featured in-depth interviews with Australian Pentecostal pastors.
JOHN GORDON RHODES IS THE founding and Senior Pastor of Hope Sydney Christian Church, a vibrant, multiethnic congregation based in Sydney, Australia. He holds a Doctor of Ministry in Practical Theology, with research focus on divine healing, and a Master of Theology, completed with a narrative study on godly leadership in the Old Testament.
ISBN 978-1-923763-36-4
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Lost and Found is a heartfelt coming-of-age story about adoption, loss, healing, and the search for belonging.
Through an emotional and often unexpected journey, the story explores what it means to grow up as an adoptee while navigating the questions, feelings, and discoveries that come with finding your place in the world.
Along the way, moments of uncertainty and loss are balanced by the love and unwavering support of family, with a particularly special bond with Nannie providing comfort, strength, and guidance.
As the journey unfolds, Lost and Found is also a story about growing up, experiencing new emotions, forming meaningful connections, and discovering that family can take many forms.
It is a story of challenges and adventures, but ultimately one of hope, resilience, healing, and finding where you truly belong.
At its heart, Lost and Found is a celebration of the people and connections that help us find ourselves—even when parts of our past may feel lost.
A FIRST-TIME AUTHOR, JESSIE IS a nurse in South Australia. Born in an orphanage in the Philippines she started school in London, moved to Chile and then to Australia with her adoptive parents. She has graduated with degrees in business management and nursing. Jessie enjoys creative writing for her family and friends and appreciates a wide range of literature.
ISBN 978-1-923763-04-3
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Release the eight handbrakes on your growth and build the business you always knew was possible.
In Manifest You, Cindy draws on 15 years of coaching business owners, cuttingedge neuroscience and her own hard-won personal stories to deliver a researchbacked framework that is as practical as it is confronting.
Through the MYOU model, you will identify the eight mindset patterns quietly running the show in your business, understand exactly why they keep you stuck, and walk away with clear, actionable strategies to shift them for good.
This is not another book about motivation. It is a blueprint for becoming the version of you your business has been waiting for.
Cindy Koehler is a mindset and business coach based in Adelaide, South Australia, with over twenty-five years in business and more than 10,000 hours of coaching delivered. She is known for helping business owners and high performers identify the inner patterns keeping them stuck and build the kind of identity-led success that actually holds.
A lifelong student of mindfulness, meditation and human behaviour spanning more than four decades, and an educator with twenty years in the classroom, Cindy brings rare depth to the work of personal and business transformation. She does not teach theory. She teaches what works, tested in her own life and in the lives of hundreds of clients.
Manifest YOU is the culmination of that experience: a practical, grounded framework for the business owner who is done waiting for the right moment and ready to become the right person.
Cindy lives in Adelaide with her wife Kelly, their Labrador Indie, and Max, a cat with a very strong sense of his own identity.
ISBN 978-1-923843-30-1
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Certainty is often the first illusion to fall.
In this collection of eight stories, the cunning are exposed, unsuspecting people are forced to fight for survival, and the unassuming prevail in unexpected ways. As morality is tested and assumptions unravel, thrillers intertwine with psychological suspense to reveal the truths hidden beneath appearances.
Where ordinary moments become extraordinary revelations, the unexpected is only the beginning.
ISBN 978-1-923843-00-4
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From the beginnings of playing on country ovals to performing in front of 97,000 spectators at the MCG on that last day in September, Bruce Lindner became one of Australia’s first professional footballers. Shaped by challenging family circumstances, Bruce overcame the trials of career-threatening injuries, confronted profound health crises, and forged the exact resilience needed to succeed in a demanding elite sport.
Outwardly, we often only see a glimpse of the people we admire beyond their talents, with little understanding of who they really are and the internal demons they may carry.
Filled with emotion, humour, and raw honesty,Time On in the Last is far more than a sporting memoir. It is a love letter to friendship and an unvarnished, day-by-day account of life and death
battles. Bruce shares his journey intimately with his daughter, Sophie, providing an honest, vulnerable perspective that parents rarely get to communicate with their children.
This deeply moving narrative invites you into a powerful legacy of a father, a footballer, and a survivor, all beautifully told through a collection of stories, memories, and humble reflections.
Bruce Lindner grew up in Renmark before moving to Adelaide at seventeen. Sport quickly became central to his life, first through football and later through representative golf. His career took him from West Adelaide to Geelong and the Adelaide Crows, and then into business and football media.
Those who know Bruce describe him as competitive, direct, loyal and usually full of stories. He brings the same humour and candour to his writing, including the wins, poor decisions, unlikely friendships and uncomfortable truths.
Bruce lives in Adelaide with his wife, Julie. They have been married for more than three decades and have a daughter, Sophie. Time On in the Last is his first book.