Eric D. Smith Livres

Exploring the concept of stewardship beyond money and time, the book delves into Jesus' parables in Matthew and Luke, emphasizing their deeper meanings related to the Kingdom of God. It challenges the common interpretation of stewardship as merely financial management, arguing instead for a focus on the spiritual responsibilities entrusted to believers. Drawing from Paul's teachings to the Corinthians, the author invites readers to understand their role as stewards of divine mysteries, highlighting the greater value of what God has placed in their care.

Exploring the quest for purpose, this poetry collection delves into the inward journey of self-discovery rather than providing direct answers. It emphasizes the tendency to seek external connections—such as religious figures, places, and symbols—while suggesting that true understanding of God lies within oneself. The poems serve as a reflective guide, encouraging readers to turn their focus inward in their spiritual pursuits.

Designed for individuals navigating the legal system without an attorney, this resource offers essential knowledge on civil litigation in Indiana. It covers legal terminology, types of lawsuits, and constitutional rights, including the First, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments. Readers will learn how to file a lawsuit, gather evidence, and access public records, along with strategies for appealing decisions. Additionally, the book includes 86 legal documents to assist in various stages of litigation, making it a practical guide for anyone involved in court proceedings.