#1101 - How Christians Fall for This "Unlucky" Sin

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is a seminal work that spans several decades of Franklin's life, from his childhood in Boston to his later years as a respected statesman and scientist. The autobiography is divided into four parts, each written during different periods of his life. It covers his apprenticeship to his brother James, his early career as a printer and publisher, his experiments with electricity, and his civic and political involvements. The work is notable for its insights into Franklin's personal life, his pursuit of moral perfection, and his contributions to American history and culture.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church is a detailed and systematic presentation of the Catholic faith, covering topics such as the nature of God, the sacraments, moral teachings, and prayer. It serves as a reference for Catholics and those interested in understanding Catholic doctrine.

In 'The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life', Bruce Wilkinson explores the prayer of Jabez, a little-known Bible figure, and its four requests: to be blessed, to have one's territory enlarged, to have God's hand with them, and to be kept from evil. Wilkinson argues that praying this prayer daily can lead to supernatural favor, influence, and power in one's life. He emphasizes that seeking God's blessing is an act of worship and that this prayer can bring about significant life changes. However, the book has also been criticized for its perceived alignment with the prosperity gospel and for suggesting that God will always answer prayers in the desired manner.