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| John Baxter hires a private investigator to fulfill his wife's dying wish--that they find their firstborn son and make him part of the Baxter family. Meanwhile top Hollywood actor Dayne Matthews undergoes a personal search for truth despite great loss, and Christian Kids Theater director Katy Hart makes a decision that could take her from the simple life she has grown to love. |
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| A Desperate Search Driven by his wife's dying wish - to find their firstborn son - John Baxter sets about the search. His prayer? That Elizabeth's wish would be fulfilled before the upcoming Baxter family reunion. One strange turn follows another, but John confides in a new friend and continues to look for his son. When the answers finally come, they shake John to his core. Will he agree to walk away and keep the secret of a lifetime, or will he decide it's time to let the truth come to light - no matter the cost? A Tragic Loss Dayne Matthews is questioning his adoptive parents' faith when he receives crushing news. He was ready to take on the responsibility of having a family, but now the future is drastically altered and Dayne is desperate for answers. Wisdom and comfort come from visits with a long-lost friend and then from Katy Hart, the girl Dayne can't seem to forget. But will Dayne find the strength he needs to face a future laced with loss, and will that strength lead him to the greatest love of all? A Terrible Storm As the Baxters come together, the reunion is overshadowed by a miracle in their midst. But just as quickly, tragedy comes to Bloomington. Ashley is eight months pregnant and in the early stages of labor when a tornado rips through the community. What will Dayne Matthews do when he hears about the storm? Will he finally find peace in a God he has been running from all his life? |
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| Hailed as the hottest recording act of 1999, FFH offers tight harmonies, honest lyrics, and a distinctive acoustic pop sound that reaches straight into the human heart with Jesus' love. Includes "Daniel," "Be My Glory," and "When I Praise." |
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| Driven by the dying wish of his wife, Elizabeth, to find their firstborn son, John Baxter sets about the search of a lifetime. His prayer? That her wish would be fulfilled before the upcoming Baxter family reunion. One strange turn follows another, but John confides in a new friend and continues to look for his son. When the answers finally come, they shake John to his core. Will he agree to walk away and keep the secret of a lifetime, or will he decide it is time to let the truth come to light no matter the cost? Read by Sandra Burr. Abridged. Approximately 4 hours. |
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| Foundations of Contemporary Interpretation seeks to identify and clarify the basic problems of interpretation that affect our reading of the Bible today. This unique volume provides a comprehensive and systematic coverage of the field of general hermeneutics. Foundations of Contemporary Interpretation examines the impact of specific academic disciplines on the interpretation of the Bible. Previously published as separate volumes, its various sections explore the interface between hermeneutics and literary criticism, linguistics, history, science, and theology. Included in Foundations of Contemporary Interpretation, each with its own separate table of contents, are: -Has the Church Misread the Bible? -- Moises Silva -Literary Approaches to Biblical Interpretation -- Tremper Longman III -God, Language, and Scripture -- Moises Silva -The Art of Biblical History -- V. Philips Long -Science and Hermeneutics -- Vern S. Poythress -The Study of Theology -- Richard A. Muller. These six sections cover the interface between hermeneutics and the major disciplines. |
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| Drawing from six decades of Scripture-based teaching and study in the original Greek and Hebrew, the late Derek Prince clearly explains the foundation for Christian faith, salvation, baptism, the Holy Spirit, laying on of hands, the believer's resurrection, and eternal judgement. |
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| Everything Around, Above, and within You Will Take on a New Perspective When You See through the Filter of God9s Worldview A teaching guide and PowerPoint sessions from Saddleback Church that teach the doctrines of faith Foundations is the basic doctrine study taught at Saddleback Church and is a key component of their "second-base" (maturity) Purpose Driven strategy. Its goal is to help Christians develop a Christian worldview_the ability to see everything through the filter of God9s truth. Too often, doctrine is presented as boring, complicated, not relevant to one9s everyday life. However, a Christian worldview based on God9s essential truths has a lifelong impact on the way people look at everything around them, above them, and within them. This study lays a foundation for this new perspective and provides benefits for the rest of life. The Foundations study will: * Lessen the stress in everyday life * Reveal the God-given potential for growth in each individual * Increase a sense of security in an often troubling world * Provide parents with tools for helping their children develop the right perspective on life * Help each person fall more deeply in love with the Lord * The twenty-four sessions in this kit cover the biblical perspectives about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, Revelation, Creation, Salvation, Sanctification, Good and Evil, the Afterlife, and the Second Coming. * The complete kit includes two separate leader9s guides, one participant9s guide, and a PowerPoint CD-ROM with slides for each session. Each item is also sold separately. |
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| How did the Bible come into existence? Why and how were these books chosen? How do we know that the Bible we hold today is reliable? This guide gives you the foundational information you need to read the Bible as a trustworthy source for your life. This series is designed to ground a Christ follower in the study and understanding of Scripture. Be prepared for some challenge and some stretching. This may be the first time you are exposed to certain theological concepts or terms, or to some more indepth methods of Bible Study. It contains: a questions or icebreaker to focus the meeting an overview of where we are headed 30 minutes of the main portion of discussion time information to read that identifies coes issues and ideasto keep you on track with the journey Important Scripture or discussions for memorization or reflection a group activity (sometimes done is subgroups) to build community and share understanding of what was learned a chance to summarize and look back at what has been learned or accomplished closing with an opportunity to pray for one another and asking God to deepen the truths of Scripture in you. No Prep time is required. Questions and space is provided for answers in the book. |
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| GETTING GOD'S PERSPECTIVEIn Book Five you will investigate these five areas:- Who Is God?- The Authority of God's Word- The Holy Spirit- Spiritual Warfare- The Return of ChristAs you understand biblical truth on these subjects, you can begin seeing things more from God's point of view.The psalmist said, "Great peace have they who love your law, and nothing can make them stumble" (Psalm 119:165). Knowing these truths will enable you not to stumble, and you will experience peace of heart by digging deeply into God's word and ordering your life by its instructions.Approach the Scriptures with an open mind and be ready to obey whatever God shows you. Beware of harboring sin, pride, or unbelief which will prevent God from teaching and blessing you as he desires. Pray that God will change your life as you study his word. |
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| This new step-by-step guide by popular author Roger Ellsworth has been designed to allow this foundational book to be studied over the period of one year and is further sub-divided into four semesters to enable this resource to easily fit into Sunday school curriculum timetables.It is an interactive guide with various activities and actions to be completed by the student in order to build a foundational knowledge of this key Gospel.Ideal for use in young people's meetings and for more mature students seeking a fresh approach to the study of the Gospel of John. |
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| Teaching visuals and patterns help you communicate concepts. |
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