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| "Display a ""hope""ful message in a flower bed, garden--these unique stones can hang on walls, too! The set includes five decorative resin stones: four letter stones (5 1/2"" x 5 3/4"") spell out ""HOPE""; one message stone (10"" x 4"") reads ""HOPE is a steppingstone from one day to the next."" " |
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| Our deepest human longings are for love and happiness. Yet so often we are blocked from satisfying that quest. What are the barriers? Why are they so troublesome? How does our spirituality play a role? Rebecca Manley Pippert examines these persistently human questions in a thoughtful and personal book. She invites us to join her on a journey exploring the region between faith and unbelief where our hopes and our doubts mingle. She cites freely her own experiences and sets out the questions we all face at some point in our lives - questions about our significance, meaning, love, life, and truth, our search for encouragement and security. |
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| Eating disorders affect the whole person. Yet treatments often focus on emotional issues alone. Sensing the incompleteness of most methods, Dr. Jantz set out to develop a program that treats the emotional, relational, physical, and spiritual aspects of eating problems. His practical and promising approach can be used by those with food disorders and their families and friends. Each chapter contains questions and activities to lead readers through progressive steps to healing. |
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| Twenty-five years ago, AIDS was unknown in sub-Saharan Africa. Today it's overwhelmingly the continent's biggest killer. In Hope in the Dark, photojournalist Jeremy Cowart documents the hope and pain of Africa's AIDS generationa generation beset by poverty and fear, a generation in which children in some countries are more likely to die of AIDS than not. But despite the sickening odds, Cowart captures brief glimpses of beauty, optimism and joy as he makes his way across the continent. Through this collection of startling, remarkable images, his lens uncovers not just the magnitude of the problem, but also the places where God is undeniably present in the midst of it. |
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| When the word "cancer" enters a person's life many questions and fears arise. What will my journey look like? What do I do next? Is there any hope? Amy Givler, M.D. a cancer survivor, warmly shares her experience and the stories of others with the voice of encouragement, faith, and strength she so desperately needed at the point of her diagnosis. With medical knowledge and insight into the path to come, Dr. Givler is able to offer answers and hope as she discusses how to: look at cancer through the lens of hope; seek, evaluate, and make decisions for treatment; draw closer to God along the journey; and face family and friends. Dr. Gilver shares more than professional wisdom; she extends her friendship. And as a guide and a fellow traveler she provides a comforting presence during an experience that too often is mired in uncertainty, fear, and loneliness. Finally, a book that can be given to anyone, male or female, who faces cancer and to the friends, counselors, and family members who accompany someone along this journey. |
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| Mary Southerland had a successful ministry, a husband who led a growing church, and two kids who were the joy of her life. She kept all these things in balance until clinical depression brought her world crashing down. In Hope in the Midst of Depression Mary recounts her difficult journey and offers readers biblical advice and encouraging words to help them: Understand what depression is and isn’t Experience right and godly thinking Know that life beyond the pain exists For anyone who struggles with depression, knows someone who is, or who needs encouragement, this is a source of light that will lead them to the hope and healing of Christ. About the Author Mary Southerland, author of Sandpaper People and Coming Out of the Dark, is the founder of Journey Ministry, Inc., a teaching ministry dedicated to equipping every woman for her life journey. She is an internationally popular speaker at women’s retreats and conferences as well as events for women in ministry. She and her husband, Dan, have two children. |
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| Terri Peasley was longing for God. Yet her life's struggles with depression, faith issues, divorce, loneliness, abuse, and illness threatened that relationship. She learned to rest in the whispers of God. A bitter person became a better one. She chose to walk the path that led her heart to peace. |
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| Death leaves us empty and sad. But in Christ there is hope. These verses and quotations describe the grief process and the Christian response. |
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| Suggests hopeful, nonpartisan, faith-based solutions to the problems of global poverty, environmental degredation, and terrorism. |
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| Birthed out of Kim Hill's personal story. This interactive devotional helps single parents guide their children through the fallout of divorce by offering hope through faith in God, giving opportunity for both to process their feelings and fears. Based on songs from her CD by the same title. |
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| R. Wayne Willis, the author of the popular "P.S. God, Can You Fly?" returns with this well-written collection of 52 meditations on hope. Each of the entries includes a quote from a world-renown figure ranging from C.S. Lewis to Franklin D. Roosevelt, a graphic symbol of hope, and a meditation. Written out of the author's sincere passion for the gift of hope for us all, these extraordinary meditations are ideal for individual reflection. Each entry has been uniquely designed to encourage readers to record their own thoughts after each meditation. |
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