Home
 |
|
 |
| To help children grasp what God is like, the Learn About God series establishes six fundamental attributes of God's character.Today, it is unpopular to be definite about anything to do with God but if we believe in a Sovereign and loving God then we also believe what he tells us about himself in the bible.The text in this popular series (these are reprints) is taken from the successful and highly acclaimed 'Learn about God' booklets produced by Christian Focus Publications over the last 15 years. They present a balanced picture of who God is according to how he has chosen to reveal himself in the bible.In an age where things are constantly changing, children can learn that God is always the same. |
|
 |
|
|
| no description |
|
 |
|
|
| What changes would you need to make for His will to be fulfilled in you? What would it take for you to be healthy - whole, undamaged and intact - in every area of your life?Would it take a miracle? If so, your answer is closer that you think - because God has a miracle for you. He has just what you need. He is the God of the miraculous...and He has your miracle on His mind. Gloria Copeland's God Has Your Miracle on His Mind will help you discover how to:* expect the impossible* take action and "position yourself" for your miracle* and stand strong - even when it seems like it's too late. So what do you need from God today? Whatever it is, He has more than you can imagine in store. Get ready...God Has Your Miracle On His Mind! |
|
 |
|
|
| As the lights came down thunderous music echoed throughout the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Fast paced visuals of hands worshipping and a call to worship resonated across the projector screens. Hundreds of dancers filled the auditorium and stage, moving in singular form to the sound of praise as the 500 plus voice choir erupted in song, "Praise in the highest!" Darlene Zschech and the Hillsong team led thousands of worshippers into the presence of God with brand new songs from Hillsong songwriters Darlene Zschech, Marty Sampson, Joel Houston, Reuben Morgan and more. |
|
 |
|
|
| As the lights came down thunderous music echoed throughout the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Fast paced visuals of hands worshiping and a call to worship resonated across the projector screens. Hundreds of dancers filled the auditorium and stage, moving in singular form to the sound of praise as the 500 plus voice choir erupted in song, “Praise in the highest!” Darlene Zschech and the Hillsong team led thousands of worshipers into the presence of God with brand new songs from Hillsong songwriters Darlene Zschech, Marty Sampson, Joel Houston, Reuben Morgan and more. |
|
 |
|
|
| God Helps Me Obey is a read-to-me Bible story coloring book that introduces children to the story of Daniel (found in Daniel 1) and his decision to obey God's rules, rather than King Nebuchadnezzar's rules. Told in simple rhyming verses that children will love, this story will help young ones understand that because Daniel obeyed God, He gave Daniel good health and special gifts of knowledge and understanding. As children enjoy coloring, they'll discover that training for God's service always begins with a choice to obey. Great coloring fun for ages 5 to 8. |
|
 |
|
|
| Author and former Hollywood stuntwoman, Desiree Ayres offers a solution to the anxiety, depression, and physical challenges facing people who suffer with eating disorders. Drawing from her own testimony of being healed of anorexia, bulimia, and obesity, Ayres encourages readers to take responsibility for their emotional, spiritual, and physical health. She explains how negative self-image and lack of support are some of the key stumbling blocks to disorders that according to a recent survey affects nearly 70 million men and women worldwide. She also discusses the power of emotional health and its impact on the body. Ayres writes: "God wired us with emotions, but He did not intend for us to be ruled by them. Rather than turn to and fill up on God, they fill up on food. The answer is, of course, to run to God and fill up with his love and comfort." Written in an easy-to-read style, God Hunger provides readers with biblically based techniques for overcoming eating disorders, and lays out a strategic plan to help foster better health and wellness. |
|
 |
|
|
| You're going strong-working, playing, learning, serving-spending time with family and friends, doing everything a "good person" is supposed to do. Then you see the flagman: "There's a roadblock ahead, a radical detour," he says. "You can't get where you were going, so pull off, park, and pray." In an inspiring story that will invigorate your faith that life goes on and is purposeful, even in the face of surprise endings, Deloris Armstrong weaves the tender experiences of family life with her foster children together with an uncertain spiritual journey through the trial of breast cancer. For everyone who has ever faced sudden loss, been forced to adjust to unwanted circumstances, or asked, Why me, God? Why this? Why now?-this true saga of a nurse, wife, and mother who refused to fake it or fold in tough times asks: "What do I do with my anger? How do I deal with the fear? How does a strong, self-directed person accept that she doesn't determine the outcome?" Through the eyes of the children whose lives, for a time, intersected with her own, witness how one woman gained the trust and courage to embrace God's will and enter a "forever family" parented by Him. Each timely guidepost will empower you on your own unique journey-no matter where life leads! |
|
 |
|
|
| "It's a great idea to pray with our emotions. The core of our Christian faith is our belief in an incarnate God. We believe that God loves us so much that he became one of us. He desired so much to be part of our lives that he stepped into the murky waters of humanity."-from the IntroductionHuman lives-and human issues-run the gamut from addiction and anger to weariness and worries. God, I Have Issues is a gentle call to prayer in the midst of our good and bad times, trusting our problems and joys to a God who wishes to share them all with us. Each "issue" opens with a Scripture passage (and lists others that are related) and contains a reflection, "prayer pointers" and "words to take with you." |
|
 |
|
|
| no description |
|
 |
|
|
| no description |
|
 |
|
|
| no description |
|
| |
|
