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Hands of Love
Hands of Love chronicles pastor David Reed’s journey from devastating widowhood to hope-filled remarriage through a God-revealed dating framework. Grieving the death of his wife Jeannie after forty-nine years, Reed confronts despair before sensing a divine call to keep living purposefully. In prayer, he receives the “Hands of Love” model: five fingertip attractions open courtship, nine Spirit-filled virtues bridge hearts, and interlocking palms signify covenantal bonding.
Applying the process, Reed finds a new wife and offers readers a biblically grounded roadmap for healing, discerning partners, and building lifelong, Christ-centered marriages rooted in mutual service and eternal hope for both souls.
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Training To Be A Top Gun For God
Training To Be A Top Gun For God fuses David Reed’s fighter-pilot experience with a practical guide to spiritual warfare. Bearing his call sign “Shadow,” Reed shows believers how elite aviators’ vigilance, discipline, and teamwork translate into Christian combat readiness against Satan. He recalls radar-controller training, Fighter Weapons School victories, and the William Tell championship to illustrate preparation, humility, and camaraderie.
Cockpit tactics become scripture study, prayer drills, fasting rhythms, and accountable partnerships that form tight spiritual squadrons. Specific temptations—lust, pride, anger, fear, deceit—are met with tactical counter-moves, while personal “God stories” demonstrate the transformation and recruit new “Top Guns” committed to Christ’s mission in churches, homes, workplaces, and online.
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My God Stories
My God Stories traces David Reed’s life through vivid vignettes revealing divine fingerprints on ordinary and extraordinary moments. Childhood prayers rescue puppies; Air Force adventures forge “Shadow,” a Top Gun controller who learns vigilance, discipline, and mission-focused faith. Marriage to Jeannie, miraculous house hunts, Honduran deployments, and chance encounters—like with golf prodigy Inbee Park—show God weaving relationships across decades.
Pickleball courts become fresh mission fields after Jeannie’s passing. Each chapter exhorts readers to recognize Satan’s divisive tactics, plant gospel seeds daily, empty their “love basket,” and chronicle personal testimonies that prove, again and again: “I didn’t know, but God did,” at every turn.