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Ideal Sunday School Secretarys Record Book
Keeps accurate records of up to 25 classes for one year. Arranges weekly, quarterly, and annual report pages and includes room for recording by age group, roll of officers and teachers, and a full calendar of events.
Identifying And Breaking Curses
Freedom and liberty are increasingly yours as you read through and obtain an understanding of identifying and breaking curses, not only in your life, but in the lives of others, in our ongoing good fight of faith.
Identity Crisis : Israel And The Church
*Is modern American Christianity the same pure faith in Jesus Christ that is found in the holy Bible?*Does our modern faith have the same power as it did in centuries past?*Is Christianity in America simply becoming one of many religions from which to choose?*Is the Church of Jesus Christ now having an identity crisis?*Has God ended His covenant with His chosen People, the Jews?*Has the church replaced the Jewish people and become sole heirs to God's promises?The Lord led Don Schwarz on an investigative journey to find out what is really going on in Western Christianity. The results were quite startling. After three years of intense investigation, the findings are in. The Church in America is in an "Identity Crisis." The restoration of the Judeo-Christian faith is a key that will unlock the door to restore authenticity to the faith in Jesus Christ. This is the faith that was initially handed down from the Apostles and prophets to the saints.
Identity Theft
Identity theft. We all know the damage it inflicts—or do we? There’s a kind of identity theft that goes far deeper than our financial records. It impoverishes our souls and keeps us from experiencing the richness in life God intends for us. Have you been … Robbed by Relationships? Mugged by the Mirror? Stolen by Success? Pickpocketed by the Past? Mike Breaux exposes the four “identity thieves” that steal our sense of who we truly are and render our lives diminished versions of what they were intended to be. We were never meant to be chameleons, changing into whatever we need to be in order to gain love and acceptance. We were created for more—much more—than the way we look, what we accomplish or fail to accomplish, and the sum of our past rejections, failures, and wounds. The good news is that no matter how they were stolen, our identities are retrievable. With trademark humor, compelling stories, and down-to-earth wisdom, Mike Breaux shows how we can reclaim our deep, God-given identities and live freely, purposefully, and joyously out of a renewed knowledge of who we truly are.
Identity Theft : The Foundation Of Your Life Is Not What You Do Or What You
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Identity Theft : The Thieves Who Want To Rob Your Future
For over 20 years, Dr. Jay Strack has been working with young Christian leaders throughout the U.S. and teaching them have a better understanding of God's Word and His calling in their lives. The topics chosen for the Student Leadership University Study Guide Series represent part of the teaching model that Dr. Strack has developed over the years and address tough questions that young people are asking today. In Identity Theft: What Every Student Needs to Watch Out For, Dr. Strack encourages students to not lose their identity in Christ as they journey from adolescence to adulthood. Chapter titles include: Watch Where You Hang: Peer Pressure and the Crowd I Can't Remember What I Did: The Behavior Driven by Alcohol and Drugs Too Many Mistakes--I Give Up: Robbed by the Past Too Ashamed to Tell: Sexual Experiences and Experiments Not Me-I'm Too Dumb: Lack of Self-Confidence Club Chameleon: Changing Who You Are to Fit In It's Not My Fault: The Self-Destruction of Excuse Land Pharisees and Other Self-Help Groups: When Life is Just Rules and No Joy
Identity Theft: Protecting Yourself From an Unprotected World
The third book in Pope’s Financial Alert series, this hot topic is sure to provoke debate. The theft of identity through credit card scams, phishing, unscrupulous charitable agencies, and dishonest employees is epidemic, and only growing worse. Pope gives the alarming statistics and then outlines the real, practical steps an individual or family can take to avoid becoming a victim.
Ides Of April
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Idol Girls
From Paris Hilton and Britney Spears to ipods and video games, teen culture is full of obsessions. Obsessions that have become a way of life. Whether it's cell phones or boys, grades or body image, girls are easily consumed by people and things that have become gods in their lives. Idol Girls speaks directly to the hearts of teenage girls who are suffering mental, emotional, and spiritual fallout as a result. In typical Hungry Planet form, Hayley offers girls a straightforward, in-your-face look at the obsessions that draw them away from God. Idol Girls exposes both good things (relationships, exercise, religion, eating, cleanliness) and bad things (self-condemnation, cutting, sex, addiction) that can take the place of God. Pulling no punches, Hayley calls teens to take a serious look at who--or what--is the Lord of their lives. About the Author Hayley DiMarco is chief creative officer and founder of Hungry Planet, where she writes and creates cutting-edge books that connect with the multitasking mind-set. She has written and co-written numerous bestselling books for both teens and adults, including Dateable, Mean Girls, Sexy Girls, and Technical Virgin. Hayley has also spoken at conferences like Women of Faith. She and her husband, Michael, live in Nashville, Tennessee. Click here to read a sample chapter! Adobe Acrobat is required. Click here to download
Idoleyes
American Idol finalist Mandisa speaks openly and honestly about how her faith was challenged and deepened as a result of her experience on the hit television show. She talks about her lifelong battle with food addiction, how it has affected her life, and how the now-famous derogatory remarks made by Idol judge Simon Cowell on live television have provided her with the opportunity to become a positive role model for millions of women who are struggling to live up to popular culture’s image of the "ideal woman." Mandisa shows women that they can be beautiful at any size, and that healthy self-esteem and personal beauty come only when they accept themselves as a unique and much-loved woman of God’s creation.
Idols Of The Heart
Many people desire to live godly lives but feel trapped in habitual sins. They trip over the same bad habit, embarrassing weakness, or sinful slavery they wanted to be free of years ago. Idols of the Heart reveals that idolatry lies at the heart of every besetting sin. If you think of idols as stone statues in far-off lands, think again. Idols are the desires, longings, and expectations we worship instead of the true God. Fitzpatrick helps uncover hidden idols by moving us to ask: What do I long for so much that my heart demands, "Give me this, or else I'll die?" What must I have for my life to be meaningful and happy? Do I love God whole-heartedly or are there other loves in my heart that clamor for my attention?Fitzpatrick shares the hope found in God's desire to have his children live free of idols, and his commitment to free them by his sanctifying power.
Idylls and Rambles
The English or French essay has been in many ways the most delightful of literary expressions. Moreover, the essay has been particularly adapted to Christianity, to its concreteness, to its awareness of the importance not just of ideas or thoughts, but of little things, particular moments wherein salvation and joy more especially take place. Idylls and Rambles takes its title from the two journals of Samuel Johnson, The Idler and The Rambler . Johnson was the most insightful and original of men. Too, this book takes its form, the number of its chapters, from Belloc who loved the essay and who wrote so charmingly and profoundly about everything he saw. These particular essays are moments Father Schall has seen, people he has known. They are often lightsome, yet they bear the sense that it is in joy that our most perplexing moments occur for joy, more than sadness perhaps, leads to the highest things in which we exist. "Hurrah for Fr. Schall. He is keeping alive in our time one of the noblest, and most ancient, forms of literature, namely, the short essay. But if onoble' and oancient' suggest solemn, think again. oHe who has the faith has the fun,' said Chesterton. We readers are the beneficiaries of this maxim in Fr. Schall's essays. There is fun"and substance, and serious reflection, and all of it in good prose, and all of it suffused with the spirit of a robust Christian orthodoxy." " Thomas Howard , Author, Chance or the Dance "James Schall inherits the talents of the authors of The Idler and The Rambler and other eighteenth-century periodicals of that character. Like Samuel Johnson, he is moved by a profound religious conviction that suffuses his reflections." " Russell Kirk
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