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| A placard carried in the San Diego Gay Parade said it all: "He's your God. They're your rules. You go to Hell." Clearly, there is no longer any commonly held ultimate authority. So merely quoting Bible verses at gays and other "sexual sinners" to prove they are immoral is equally unsuccessful, if not destructive. For the sake of our young people, for the sake of our churches, for the sake of society and our world, Christians must understand the connection of spirituality and sexuality if we are to communicate relevantly to our postmodern culture. Jones gives an objective, honest appraisal of contemporary sexual trends and puts them up against God's clear (and beautiful) design for sex as a spiritual expression. |
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| Energy, the equivalent of mass; a radical conception, key to the atomic age. The idea expressed in E-MC2 is actually quite simple. But it has caused a great revolution in scientific thinking. It means any object, a desk, a pencil, a piece of paper, just any bit of matter represents an unbelievable amount of energy. This DVD addresses man's spiritual bankruptcy and his need for regeneration. Approximate running time of 30 minutes. |
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| Perhaps no theological topic is more hotly debated within evangelical Christianity these days than God's foreknowledge. Is the future exhaustively settled, or does it include possibilities (maybes)? In encountering such questions, a growing number of evangelicals are becoming dissatisfied with the classical view of foreknowledge and have accepted an alternative, open view of God. In God of the Possible theologian Greg Boyd offers an accessible introduction to the freewill theism position. Boyd begins by laying out and critiquing the "motif of future determinism," which forms the basis of the classical view of foreknowledge. He goes on to explicate several scripture passages that depict the future as partially open and that God therefore knows it as such. He then discusses some practical areas in which he thinks the open view can make a positive difference. Finally, Boyd addresses the most frequently asked questions and typical objections raised against the open view. An appendix explores other passages supporting the open view of God and the future. Exploring issues of foreknowledge, freedom, and the future, Boyd presents biblical, theological, and philosophical insights into the openness issue in this introductory, yet provocative, book. While geared particularly for a lay readership, more advanced students of theology will also benefit from his presentation. |
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| Uniting thousands of university students in an effort to make God’s fame known in the campuses and churches of the nation, the Passion movement continues to gain momentum. This fall, the movement has launched Passion Regional:: USA gatherings across the country. These gatherings happen in Boston, Chicago in the fall and continue in Los Angeles, Dallas, Washington DC and Atlanta through spring. In celebration of this moment and in preparation of Passion: World Tour 2008 set to begin in May ’08, sixstepsrecords presents Passion’s latest disc. Highlighting some of the best moments of both Passion’07 in Atlanta (with over 23,000 university students) and the USA regional events, the album features new music from Chris Tomlin, David Crowder Band, Charlie Hall, Matt Redman, Christy Nockels, Kristian Stanfill and more. |
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| Recorded live at the University of Texas performing arts center, God Of Wonders features Paul Baloche, writer of "Open The Eyes Of My Heart" and "Above All." Melodic instrumentation and vocals lend an atmospheric presence to the album, which includes the songs "Stir Up A Hunger," "Face To Face" and the title track. |
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| What Are Worship Tracks? Worship Tracks are digitally mastered performance tracks as made popular by today's top artists. Featuring recordings in three singable keys, each with and without background vocals. Word Tracks produces high quality tracks that are as close to the original as possible, eliminating long introductions, instrumentals, and endings to create a more user-friendly track. Soundtrack Key Information For This Song: High Key: Gb / Medium Key: Bb / Low Key: Gb |
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| After his wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor, Pete Greig’s prayers seemed to go unanswered. In this very personal book, he explores the difficult side of prayer and how to respond when God seems to be silent. |
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| "God On The Mountain," the title track from Lynda Randle's new CD was destined to be Lynda's signature song. Fans of the Gaither Gospel Series have enthusiastically requested Lynda's version ever since she began performing it. Lynda's rich, soulful vocals are highlighted on this song as well as on "Power In The Blood," "One Day At A Time", "Since Jesus Passed By," and the Andrae Crouch classic, "Soon and Very Soon." |
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| Praise Hymn quality in a single-key track at a value price! Key: G |
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| Hauke provides a tour de force study of the history and basic characteristics of modern feminism. Hauke presents an objective, detailed study of the facts of feminist theology around the world, using their own words and writings. He looks at the distinctiveness of feminist theology, what its image of man is as a fundamental point of departure, its basis from the experience of women as "formal principle", its views of the image of God, Christ, Mary, the Church, liturgy, ecology and eschatology. After carefully describing what the feminist position is, Hauke gives a critique from the point of view of the Catholic tradition. "The purpose of the present work is to provide, not a kind of "encyclopedia" on feminist theology, but an introduction and representative survey of central themes that will enable one to form a personal opinion. Addressed here are not just specialists in theology but all women and men who desire to inform themselves further about the powerful historical current that is feminist theology." -Manfred Hauke "An excellent survey of feminist theology, past and present. It makes available the thinking of European feminists, as well as influential Americans. As Hauke makes clear, the theological grass is not greener on the other side of the ocean." -Dr. Joyce Little, University of St. Thomas Manfred Hauke, Ph.D. , is a German priest who teaches theology at the University of Augsburg. He did his doctoral work in the area of women and the priesthood and authored the definitive work Women in the Priesthood? He is conversant with the leading literature on the topic of women priests and feminist theology. |
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| They are young, bright and ambitious young men searching for fulfillment. Will their destiny involve a walk down the aisle - or a journey into the Catholic priesthood? In this eye-opening five-part series, God or the Girl chronicles the final emotional weeks leading up to their decision. As the deadline nears, difficulties grow and tensions mount: friends and family are insensitive to this profound struggle, girlfriends object to issues of sexuality, and temptations seem to come from all directions. ' |
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