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| New! Following Jesus pamphlet - Basic Discipleship in 2 HoursThis easy-to-understand guide is perfect to give to new believer, or to go through with them. Includes the basics of the Christian life, including: Prayer * Bible study * Quiet time * Assurance of salvation * Assurance of forgiveness * Who is God and can he be trusted * Why is Christianity the only way, and more. Get people on the right path so that they do not become discouraged and give up on their faith. |
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| A dark and unbelieving age has come upon the land of Narnia. It is several hundred years after the events of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and memories of Aslan the Lion God have been lost. Narnians are living in an age of practical thinking and zero tolerance of supernatural beliefs. Does this sound familiar? Author Tom Williams contends that our world is going the way of Narnia, and, in this booklet, he invites the reader to go with him and discover something more. Follow Prince Caspian, Lewis's child heroes, and their small band of believers as they fight to restore Aslan to his rightful throne. Join them as they find valiant faith, brotherhood, and pure joy in the living religion of their ancestors. |
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| What is it that makes a person a true disciple of Jesus Christ? Following the Master clarifies the objective of Jesus in making disciples by focusing on the historical context of Jesus' ministry and then finds the perspectives of the different biblical authors. The pragmatic type of book on discipleship that has abounded over the past fifteen years has tended to cause much confusion in the church. Although most authors have sought to be objective in their treatment, the imagined needs of the church often take precedence over objectivity. The author's experience as a pastor, professor, and scholar has prepared him to provide the objective treatment that is needed. He avoids the theological and pragmatic agendas that have characterized most books on discipleship and instead relies on biblical and historical data to reveal the intentions of Jesus. |
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| Rafael le Marre collects three companions whom he leads on an adventurous journey from Paris to the heart of Letzenstein. The Revolution of February, 1848 has erupted in Paris. Paul and Christie, both English, and Jeanne d'Estel of Valmay each have concerns of their own to pursue. But when the generous-hearted Rafael is arrested by political enemies, harrowing days follow. Important truths of character come to light, and Rafael's stature emerges: the "Phoenix" (which figures on the le Marre family crest) arises again from the ashes. The events of this small, fictional country of Letzenstein imaginatively reflect the political turmoil of the late 1840's. She writes: "In all my books for children I have concentrated on personal relations, usually with the more serious confrontations between the adults - but also adult/child and child with child - occasioned by the general events going on at the time." Ages 9 and up |
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| Does your congregation feel the flow of the Holy Spirit each Sunday? As the worship leader for the International House of Prayer, Sorge shares his insights for moving from platform-driven to congregationally based praise; combining traditional hymns with contemporary music; and creating an atmosphere open to God's healing and miracles. |
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| New edition of a favorite prayer book. The author draws the reader to know, love, and follow the Saints. Illustrated |
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| "In preparation for Christmas, my children and I would gather each morning beginning December 1st and add a numbered piece to this charming Fontanini Advent scene. Before going our separate ways, we would pause to remember the true meaning of the holiday season. It's a family tradition that we'll enjoy for years to come! Set contains a durable wooden stable scene and 24 miniature wooden nativity ornaments, featuring the Old World charm of Fontanini artwork.10"" x 8 3/4"" x 1 1/2"" deep when closed." |
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| "Kids can build a nativity scene while counting the days to Christmas. Display the magnetic stable on fridge or file cabinet; then add the 24 numbered magnets daily to complete the scene. Small magnets come in a canvas drawstring bag. Wood with paper facings. Stable, 9 1/4"" x 5 3/8""; small magnets, 1"" - 2 3/4""." |
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| "The traditional and exquisite beauty of Fontanini(R)artwork is surrounded by the story of the nativity from the book of Luke, making this cross one that will be treasured for years and generations to come. Crafted of resin and hand painted, the cross is ready to hang. From Roman, Inc. 9"" high. " |
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| "Fontanini figures are crafted in Bagni di Lucca, a charming Italian village nestled in the hills of Tuscany. The fourth generation of the Fontanini family still lives in this region, carrying on the artistic legacy of their great-grandfather and founder of the company, Emanuele Fontanini. The House of Fontanini is known worldwide for its beautiful Nativity and angel figure designs. Many Fontanini figures are reproduced under the Fontanini license in beautiful gifts such as this exquisite musical. Designed of resin, it plays the tune ""Silent Night."" 5 1/4"" x 4 1/4"". " |
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| Was the "forbidden fruit" of the garden of Eden really an apple? What is St. Peter's Fish? What was in the bowl that Jesus dipped into at the Last Supper? Within the pages of this book you will find a uniquely in-depth and easy-to-read survey of every aspect of food in the Bible, accompanied by fascinating illustrations and photographs. You will learn not only what people ate and drank in Bible days, but how they raised their food, stored it, traded in it, and prepared it. You will take a fresh look at food through the eyes of Scripture, seeing new and deeper symbolic meanings behind many a menu.Best of all, you will find an exciting collection of biblically-inspired, easy-to-prepare recipes for a cornucopia of delicious dishes to share with friends and family.As you enjoy learning about what our biblical ancestors ate, you will find yet another way of coming closer to Bible days and Bible ways. Through this book you will discover that Scripture, the most important inspiration in our spiritual lives, can be an inspiration in the kitchen as well! |
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| The author has revisited his previous best-selling book King of the Cannibals and rewritten it in a straightforward style that is especially suitable for young people. The author takes the reader through John Paton's life, from his birth in a humble cottage in rural Scotland through to his death in Melbourne, Australia, 83 years later. |
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