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| "Give her peaceful sleep and sweet dreams with this whimsically wonderful pillowcase. Poly/cotton, it features a screen-printed design that's personalized. Supply wording for recipient, up to 10 letters/spaces; and name(s) of giver(s) in two lines, up to 30 characters/spaces each. Standard size." |
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| Kendall looks at wrongdoing and the judgment of ministry leaders and laypeople, assuring those who've fallen that they can be used again--and warning those who condemn them. Exploring his own vulnerabilities, he presents a compassionate, biblically balanced case for a God of second chances. |
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| Watch video clips from the new Boz The Bear Series! This die-cut book features Boz, the lovable bear, and his friends, twins Drew and Gracie. Children can learn all about the wonderful things friendship brings in a way that is developmentally appropriate and centered on God. |
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| What does God have to do with college? How do I live my faith on campus? How do I keep God at the center of relationships? Where is God in my future? If you're facing questions like these, know this: God is there with you! Maybe in unexpected places and ways, but God is searching for you even as you search for God. Experienced campus ministers Tom Ettinger and Helen Neinast offer perspectives that are both reality-based and Christ-centered in God Goes To College. Let this book be your companion during your college years. You can use the short readings to nurture your spiritual life, to guide your prayer and reflection, and to shape devotional time for yourself or a study group. You may just find your relationship with God deepening. And you may discover courage, grace, compassion, and strength you didn't know you had. |
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| This is a translation of the collection of lectionary-based devotions for the entire church taken from Walther's sermons and published by CPH in 1894. The translation aims to retain particular relevance for modern readers.Beginning with the first week of Advent, God Grant It provides a daily devotion for each day in the year, placing particular significance on the church year. Through these classic sermons of Walther, the modern reader will be reminded that God's mercies are new every day, that His mercies are ours by the work of our Lord Jesus Christ.Translated into modern English, these readings are intended to encourage the laity, as well as pastors, and affirm them in their daily lives as redeemed children of God. Each devotion is accompanied by a Scripture reference and a hymn verse. The daily devotion will take less than ten minutes to read. |
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| Serve God with Purpose! Do you struggle to reach a concrete decision as to where God is leading you? Some of us hear His call to serve, but spend months or years before we can say for certain: "This is where and how God wants me to serve Him." Are you unsure of who God is in your life and what His purpose is for you? Perhaps you meander through life's struggles, trying to do it on our own. It is increasingly difficult to find direction, isn't it? Grant Me the Honor of Serving You: A Guide to Purpose and Destiny clarifies direction, goals, and purpose. To arrive at God's destiny for you, we must follow His guidelines. This book gives clear scriptural direction for that special moment when it becomes evident that without God, the journey is impossible. Go beyond just knowing who God is, but learn to understand what God wants from your life and how you can serve Him with purpose-in spirit and in truth. |
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| An award-winning, critically acclaimed film, narrated by Nicole Kidman, God Grew Tired of Us explores the indomitable spirit of three "Lost Boys" from the Sudan who are forced to leave their homeland due to a tumultuous civil war. The film chronicles their triumph over seemingly insurmountable adversities and a relocation to America, where the Lost Boys build active and fulfilling new lives but remain deeply committed to helping friends and family they have left behind. Orphaned by a tumultuous civil war and traveling barefoot across the sub-Saharan desert, John Bul Dau, Daniel Abol Pach and Panther Blor were among the 25,000 "Lost Boys" (ages 3 to 13) who fled villages, formed surrogate families and sought refuge from famine, disease, wild animals and attacks from rebel soldiers. Named by a journalist after Peter Pan’s posse of orphans who protected and provided for each other, the "Lost Boys" traveled together for five years and against all odds crossed into the UN’s refugee camp in Kakuma, Kenya. A journey’s end for some, it was only the beginning for John, Daniel and Panther, who along with 3800 other young survivors, were selected to re-settle in the United States. |
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| "I believe that God wants to teach us how to dream again. I believe too that he wants to fulfill our dreams. It might not be in the way we anticipate, but if we are open to his heart, this great adventure will change us. It's a risky business to dream, for dreaming leaves us open to disappointment. But I think that when we stop dreaming, a part of us dies. So I say it's time to dream again, knowing that with God, nothing is impossible! Perhaps like Dorothy and Toto we might be in for the ride of our lives!" |
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| Capturing the energy and possibilities of boyhood with light-filled color and energy, beloved painter of children Kathryn Andrews Fincher combines richly detailed pictures and riveting true stories in this motivating book for little boys and those who care about them. Parents, grandparents, and dear friends will sow seeds of strong character in a young boy's life as they read aloud stories of inspiring men of faith who knew from early on that they had been created to do truly great things. The God-given traits of bravery, righteousness, faithfulness, sacrifice, persistence, trust, and humility are highlighted in the lives of King David, Eric Liddell, Martin Luther King, Jr., and others. Paintings of young boys learning, discovering, exploring their world, and talking to God convey the important message that little ones have been created with a special plan and purpose and, with encouragement and guidance, can accomplish amazing things. |
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| Capturing the innocence and promise of girlhood with soft colors and deft brushstrokes, beloved painter of children Kathryn Andrews Fincher combines richly detailed pictures with riveting true stories in this inspirational book for little girls and those who love them. Designed to be read aloud by a parent, grandparent, or dear friend, the book tells the stories of inspiring women of faith who understood from an early age that God had a plan for them and lived lives still worth modeling today. The character traits of obedience, selflessness, dedication, devotion, courage, perseverance, and forgiveness are highlighted in the lives of Mother Teresa, Ruby Bridges, Corrie ten Boom, and others. Paintings of young girls praying, wondering, wishing, and hoping further enrich the timeless message that little ones have been created with a special plan and purpose and, with encouragement and guidance, can accomplish amazing things. |
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| In God Has a Plan for Your Life, Dr. Stanley shares the encouraging biblical truth that your future and hope rests securely in God and His plan. So many people live day to day wondering, "Does God have a plan for my life? If He does, can I know it?" Dr. Stanley believes you can know and trust what God has planned for you. God's personal promise is one of hope and purpose (Jeremiah 29:11). While you may not understand all the twists and turns of life, you can be sure of one thing: the same God who created you loves you and has an awesome plan for your future. In God Has a Plan for Your Life, Dr. Stanley reminds us that there is no such thing as luck or good fortune. God is sovereign, and He opens and closes doors of opportunity. Discovering His will hinges on two things: a sincere desire to live your life for Jesus Christ and obedience to His will. Dr. Stanley reassures that you don't have to spend another moment without His blessings. |
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| Have you ever wondered Why me?" Have you ever questioned God's mercy? Do you feel abandoned and all is lost? Join the author, Tony Gael, in his journey of discovery as he asked God "Why me?" Through the trials and disappointments in his life, a chronic illness, the loss of his job, and finally the loss of purpose, Tony found peace and joy in the knowledge that God has His reasons...and they are good and perfect!Using examples from his own life and the lives of great men of the Bible, such as Paul, Jeremiah, and Peter, Tony creates a roadmap for our discovery of God's purpose for the trials in our life. You will be encouraged and challenged as Tony opens his heart in this glimpse into the events in our lives. |
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