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| Bluegrass, or mountain music, was born in the hills of Appalachia in the early part of the 20th Century and gradually made its way into the pews of churches all throughout America. Along with gospel music, it has become a unique and treasured American art form. Now the legends of bluegrass music join voices and instruments with the best in gospel music for a remarkable two-part series hosted by Gospel Music Hall of Famer Bill Gaither and contemporary bluegrass banner-carrier, Marty Stuart. Available in CD/DVD/VHS formats. |
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| Examines the foundations and presuppositions of evangelical belief as it applies to the interpretation of the Bible. He then surveys the hermenuetical history of the church to see where alien approaches have deconstructed our way of reading Scripture. Finally, he reconstructs an evangelical hermeneutics rightly centered in the gospel and biblical theology. |
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| Gospel Champions takes kids back to Biblical times by recreating Gospel stories in a new game paradigm that intertwines 3D action/adventure game play with sequenced elements of Gospel stories from the Lectionary. The game immerses kids in a 3D recreation of the story setting, where they control their Zack or Mary Martha character to avoid adversaries and solve puzzles that lead them to an animated cinema of each part of the story. Once they have solved the puzzles necessary to find all the story elements, they then perform tasks related to the story, such as helping Zacchaeus give half of his possessions to the poor and pay back those he cheated. Kids will also find many people in the cities that they can help by solving puzzles to perform Corporal or Spiritual Works of Mercy such as feeding the hungry or providing shelter for the homeless. Additionally, kids get bonus points for finding Catholic prayers, teachings and Saints in the game. Once these tasks are completed, the game transitions to the Bonus Round with additional challenging puzzles and scoring tokens. The game has three different skill settings for ages 6 and up. |
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| This Catholic action adventure PC video game features over 13 Bible story games! Join Zack and Mary Martha as they take on the adventures of the Gospels. Help them as they travel through stories like "the Good Samaritan" or "the Prodigal Son" performing works of mercy, solving problems, and outwitting menacing adversaries — and all the while teaching you the great truths of the Gospel! Three skill settings for ages 6 and up. Runs on Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP; 128 MB RAM; 800 MHz processor, 3D graphics card and sound card. |
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| From the developers of Bible Champions, the Christian video game series based on classic Bible stories, comes Gospel Champions Volume 2, the second release in the Catholic game series based on Lectionary readings and other elements of the Catholic faith. Gospel Champions takes kids back to Biblical times by recreating Gospel stories in a new game paradigm that intertwines 3D action/adventure game play with sequenced elements of Gospel stories from the Lectionary. The game immerses kids in a 3D recreation of the story setting, where they control their Zack or Mary Martha character to avoid adversaries and solve puzzles that lead them to an animated cinema of each part of the story. Once they have solved the puzzles necessary to find all the story elements, they then perform tasks related to the story, such as helping Zacchaeus give half of his possessions to the poor and pay back those he cheated. Kids will also find many people in the cities that they can help by solving puzzles to perform Corporal or Spiritual Works of Mercy such as feeding the hungry or providing shelter for the homeless. Additionally, kids get bonus points for finding Catholic prayers, teachings and Saints in the game. Once these tasks are completed, the game transitions to the Bonus Round with additional challenging puzzles and scoring tokens. The game has three different skill settings for ages 6 and up. |
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| Blurring the line between fact and fiction, Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code raises a controversial question. Did the early church suppress ancient documents revealing long-buried secrets about Jesus? Witherington takes you back to the time following Christ's death to reveal what we can really know about Jesus, Mary Magdalene, the canonical Gospels, and their Gnostic rivals. |
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| Hers’ is the remarkable story of a girl with God-given talent that took her first from poverty to international super stardom, and then onwards to the rarified ranks of living music industry legends. Brenda Lee’s tremendous impact on the history of recorded music is easily recognized by reading just a few highlights from her outstanding career. She was a regular on national television by age 6 Signed to a major label recording contract by age 11 A million selling teenage rock ‘n roll icon by age 15 The best selling female recording artist in the world by age 21 She has sold more than 100 million records worldwide She has been awarded both multiple gold and platinum albums She has charted in more categories—including pop, rock, R&B, easy listening, and country—than any other female artist Her signature songs include millions selling singles such as I’m Sorry, Break It To Me Gently, Sweet Nothin’s, I Want To Be Wanted, and Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree—now a seasonal standard with American radio She was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in September 1997 She was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in March 2002 For Brenda Lee’s next album, she has turned her attention back to the music that helped build the foundation of her life…to music that glorifies the God of her childhood and brings memories long before stardom when she, as a child of 8 or 9, sang regularly with the Masterworkers Quartet in churches and spirited all night sings throughout the south. Joining her on this lively inspirational album are just a few of her many faithful friends, who also just happen to be some of the biggest names in mainstream music today. |
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| What difference does the gospel make? The gospel of Jesus Christ is the door to eternal life, but what difference does it make once we're inside God's kingdom? Jerry Bridges says the gospel is the very lifeblood of our walk with God day by day. It is the key to our salvation, for sure, but it is also the power for our daily progress in holiness. In The Gospel for Real Life, Jerry helps you: *Experience freedom from the grip of sin and know the joy of pursuing holiness *Revel in God's acceptance of you and participate in His grace as a daily reality *Expose the subtle acids of legalism in your life and enjoy the liberty of the cross *Understand the crucial doctrines of the gospel and their priceless benefits to you *Discover how to "preach the gospel to yourself daily" and so partake of its continuous transforming power *Carry the true fullness of the gospel to a desperately needy world around you--This text refers to the Paperback edition. |
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| Recorded live at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Juanita Bynum and Jonathan Butler joined with Dr. Henry Panion III and the GGC Symphony Orchestra and Mass Choir to offer songs of worship like “Holy Lamb” and “Falling In Love With Jesus.” |
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| How do we communicate the gospel in a non-Christian society? Can we expect people from this background to attend church services? How far should we make the message relevant to them? Kenneth Prior takes lessons from the example of the apostle Paul facing the same problems in Athens nearly 2000 years ago. Highly motivated, he was willing to go where the pre-Christians were, to speak to them in language they understood, reaching them at their point need. But his message was also clear and uncompromising, not sacrificing any aspect of Christian truth. |
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| How does the gospel relate to a pluralist society? What is the Christian message in a society marked by religious pluralism, ethnic diversity, and cultural relativism? Should Christians encountering today's pluralist society concentrate on evangelism or on dialogue? How does the prevailing climate of opinion affect, perhaps infect, Christians' faith? These kinds of questions are addressed in this book by Lesslie Newbigin. A highly respected Christian leader and ecumenical figure, Newbigin provides a brilliant analysis of contemporary (secular, humanist, pluralist) culture and suggests how christians can more confidently affirm their faith in such a context. |
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