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| Each book in this series contains 75 chapters addressing topics of intense interest to Christian readers. These compelling 320-page books are filled with thought-provoking essays, inspirational quotations, tips, and Bible verses that challenge readers to examine their priorities in light of God’s Holy Word. |
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| Each book in this series contains 75 chapters addressing topics of intense interest to Christian readers. These compelling 320-page books are filled with thought-provoking essays, inspirational quotations, tips, and Bible verses that challenge readers to examine their priorities in light of God’s Holy Word. |
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| Each book in this series contains 75 chapters addressing topics of intense interest to Christian readers. These compelling 320-page books are filled with thought-provoking essays, inspirational quotations, tips, and Bible verses that challenge readers to examine their priorities in light of God’s Holy Word. |
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| God's Promises Day by Day includes daily inspirational thoughts with accompanying New King James Version verse. Contributors Max Lucado, Charles Swindoll, John Eldredge, Franklin Graham, R. C. Sproul, Anne Graham Lotz and others remind us of the wealth of blessings and promises God intends for believers. Ideal for beginning the day secure in the knowledge that God has good plans in store, or the perfect bedtime companion for closing the day with His reassurance that He is nearby, God's Promises Day by Day is destined to be a classic devotional resource for those seeking to know Him more fully. |
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| Scripture promises from the heavenly Father offer earthly fathers the guidance and wisdom to raise children in today's world. This collection from God's word pinpoints specific parenting promises that uplift, comfort, and renew fathers by reminding them that God hears their prayers, provides protection and strength, and freely gives to those who ask of Him. |
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| A great gift for any graduate, God's Promises for the Graduate features a newly designed cover for the 2007 graduation season. With this book you will honor your high school and college graduates and you will equip them for life. Students will find passages on a variety of topics including: what to do when you are walking far from God, what to do when you are all alone, and what you can do to please God. There is also a special section of passages about God's plan for salvation. |
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| In this collection of Scripture verses selected especially for women from the New King James Version, the reader will find passages on a variety of topics, including: Rejoicing Day and Night Hope in God's Faithfulness Having Joy in God Seeking God's Sovereignty It also includes a listing of dynamic women of faith from the Bible. |
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| This unique collection of promises from God's Word speaks to each person of God's passion and concern for everyone. The accompanying text includes a wide variety of wise and lively writings from Max that are not only heart-warming but informative. Wherever you are in life, wherever you go in this world, God's Promises for You can remind you that He is always near and that He cares for you. Fresh, new, contemporary design Hard cover with padded front cover and ribbon marker Gilded edges |
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| Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the God's Promises line--over 15 million sold--God's Promises for Your Every Need now features scripture in NKJV and a fresh, new cover. You will find comfort and hope only in God's Word. No matter what your situation, God has a promise for you! |
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| Tozer's profound "prequel" to The Pursuit of God. Although written two years after the publication of The Pursuit of God, Tozer's God's Pursuit of Man speaks fervently of God's desire for man to be saved and the action He takes as He "invades" the human soul. A beautiful new cover will reach a whole new generation of readers. |
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| Benedict XVI continues to astound people. In Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, they were told, the world was getting "God's Rottweiler" as Pope. Now, after Benedict's first encyclical, Deus Caritas Est or "God is Love", many people are wondering if he isn't really the "Love Pope." '' God's Revolution by Benedict XVI (Ignatius Press, 2006), the collection of his World Youth Day talks and other addresses in Cologne, only adds to the amazement. Thoughtful readers will discover in its author far more than they bargained for. ''It's August, 2005. The newly elected Benedict XVI returns to his homeland, Germany, for World Youth Day-the spectacular event created by his popular predecessor, Pope John Paul II. All eyes are on the German pope in Cologne. "Will he relate to young people as John Paul II did?" ''The zealous loving welcome of more than a million young people provides the answer. Benedict XVI pulls it off-in his own way, with his own style, without missing a beat. His encounters with young people are magical, even mystical. His message"a straightforward presentation of the Christian faith aimed at answering the perennial questions of young people: Who am I? Where am I going? Is there Someone who can help? How can I make a difference in the world? ''Benedict XVI's answers to these questions all point to Jesus Christ and his teaching. He urges young people not to think that following Jesus requires abandoning anything of real worth. "Christ takes from you nothing that is beautiful and great," he declares. He dares young people to become "radicals"-to be part of "God's revolution." To commit themselves without reservation to Jesus Christ. ''"Only from God does true revolution come," he declares, "the definitive way to change the world." "It is not ideologies that save the world, but only a return to the living God, our Creator, the guarantor of our freedom; the guarantor of what is really good and true," Benedict says. ''But God's Revolution also warns against abusing faith in God: "There are many who speak of God: some even preach hatred and perpetuate violence in God's Name. So it is important to discover the true face of God." "In Jesus Christ," the Pope declares, "who allowed his heart to be pierced for us, the true face of God is seen." '' God's Revolution isn't only for young people, for Catholics alone or even only for Christians. Benedict XVI's thoughtful and inspiring messages to the Jewish and Muslim communities in Germany are included. 'Speaking in a synagogue in Cologne, Benedict urges Jews and Christians to grow closer to one another. He recalls the horrors of the Holocaust and warns against "new signs of anti-Semitism." As he commemorates the sixtieth anniversary of the liberation from the Nazi death camps, the Pope's words are especially poignant: as a teenager, Benedict XVI was forced to join the Hitler Youth, against his will and that of his anti-Nazi parents. ' 'Benedict |
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| In the providence of God, why are there other religions? Was the God of the Bible wise in allowing for them? Can they serve any purpose? Gerald R. McDermott explores reflection on teaching from the Old and New Testaments and from a number of key teachers from the early church to suggest an answer to this perplexing but intriguing question. In the end McDermott provides considerable insight into the troubling clash of world religions and offers a helpful Christian response. |
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