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| Reveal the wonder of God's creation through the study of plants, animals, and the human body. This fun and easy to use curriculum for grades 1-6 is ideal for anyone who wants to teach life science from a biblical, young-earth point of view. |
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| Reveal the wonder of God's creation through the study of plants, animals, and the human body. This fun and easy to use curriculum for grades 1-6 is ideal for anyone who wants to teach life science from a biblical, young-earth point of view. |
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| Have fun with electricity, magnetism, and light; learn about machines and technology with hands-on activities and experiments. This fascinating series for grades 3-8 covers studies in motion, energy and technology. |
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| Have fun with electricity, magnetism, and light; learn about machines and technology with hands-on activities and experiments. This fascinating series for grades 3-8 covers studies in motion, energy and technology. |
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| Have fun with electricity, magnetism, and light; learn about machines and technology with hands-on activities and experiments. This fascinating series for grades 3-8 covers studies in motion, energy and technology. |
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| "I look on my whole life as giving, and I want to give and give until there is nothing left to give." - Solanus Casey, from the IntroductionPadre Pio and Andre Bessette would have readily agreed with Solanus Casey even though, on the surface, none of the three had much to give. All grew up in humble circumstances, each suffered poor health, and none achieved academic distinction or prominent positions in their religious orders. They were, to all appearances, the sort of people others overlook.Yet in their lifetimes, untold numbers found physical and interior healing through their ministries, and since their deaths their fame has grown enormously. Their secret was the secret of every successful Christian life: In complete humility, they abandoned themselves to the will of God.Bessette and Casey literally answered the door at their monasteries, and Pio was something of a spiritual doorkeeper in the confessional. 'God's Doorkeepers' reveals how these miracle-workers, in spite of their lowly circumstances, inspired and continue to inspire those who seek a healing encounter with God. |
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| If God were ever to get "homesick" for any of the houses of worship on earth, where would that be? What events at that location would provoke the eternal mind of God to label that house as His favorite-to forever memorialize it in His own memory?Man seeks God encounters at what he calls "God's house," but God seeks man encounters at what He calls "man's house." Remember the names? "Moses' Tabernacle," "David's Tabernacle," "Solomon's Temple"? God has searched the earth for intimate worship since the Garden of Eden.What would happen if the ancient patterns and old blueprints were rediscovered? What if the anointed practices were refreshed and restored? If we could "rebuild" that house, would He "revisit"?With the landscape littered with multi-million dollar steeples piercing God's atmosphere and stained windows coloring His sunshine, it would seem that the choice of His favorite house would be elaborate. Prepare to be surprised as you discover God's Favorite House.This expanded version of God's Favorite House, by best selling author Tommy Tenney, includes the never before released Study Guide. |
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| The book of First John is one of the most remarkable epistles in the entire Bible. First John is the only portion of Scripture that comes right out and says,"God is love." First John also instructs us that love is discerning. The cults of the First Century were destructive to the early church and needed to be exposed. True love exposes error in teaching and lifestyle. Jesus said, "You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free." Not believing good theology leads to bad living. The false teachers and their followers lived in immorality and hatred. First John's paramount message is that Jesus is God in the flesh who made a complete payment for the sins of men and that fellowship with God produces freedom from all manner of sin's bondage, resulting in love, peace, and joy--the fruits of the Spirit. May God bless you and open your eyes to these great spiritual truths! |
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| Ray Stedman begins this commentary by saying, "The book of Revelation is the scariest book in the Bible. Yet it is also one of the most comforting, reassuring, and exhilarating books in the Bible." And with characteristic clarity and care, Dr. Stedman leads his readers through the agony and the ecstasy of God's final word.Long an enigma to the average reader, the book of Revelation poses many challenges for the pastor and commentator as well. But with the quality of a well-written detective story, God's Final Word explores the depths of John's Revelation verse-by-verse and brings to life the mysteries of this highly symbolic book. And when he is through, Dr. Stedman concludes: "Perhaps the most striking and profound aspect of this book is its relevance and importance to our lives in these closing days of the twentieth century. The book of Revelation is not just a musty piece of parchment from a bygone age...The book of Revelation is vibrant, alive, and profoundly applicable to the times in which you and I live." |
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| For more than 35 years, the best-selling Arch Book Bible story series has captivated children. Each book presents a complete Bible story in a fun-to-read way children can understand and remember. This book is about Elijah and the prophets of Baal. Softcover from Concordia. Recommended for ages 5-9. |
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| I glanced across the aisle and jumped. He was sitting in the seat opposite me. I noticed He had His seat belt on. "That's funny," I said, "You've got Your seat belt fastened." "It's good to obey the rules," He said. "I hate flying." I said. "Better than riding a donkey," He remarked. "And safer!" "We're so high up," I said looking apprehensively out of the window. "you're nearer The Front Door up here," He responded cheerfully. Then I was really nervous! "Lord, it's not that I don't want to live with You forever, It's just...just..." He didn't help me out. "It's just--I wasn't expecting it to be today," I finished lamely. He laughed again and the plane gave a lurch and a bump and another bump and I reached across the aisle and caught hold of His hand. "This is fun," He said cheerfully. "So much better than a donkey." |
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