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| He touched hearts with “Butterfly Kisses,” and now Bob Carlisle returns with another emotional hit, “Keep the Light On,” dedicated to military families. This CD includes the single, plus a DVD with the heartwarming music video. |
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| A proactive approach to teaching children practical skills for living together Sibling problems are a natural part of family life and a God-given opportunity to teach children the valuable relational skills they need for life. Parents of children_from preschool through teens_will find biblical references and a Christian worldview woven into this practical and comprehensive look at the problems and opportunities that arise between siblings. The goal of this book is not to eliminate sibling conflict_an unrealistic and even undesirable goal. Instead, the author instructs parents on how to help children respond respectfully to everyday frustrations and build their relational life-skills. Features include: * Examines what causes sibling rivalry * Improves children9s "living together" skills * Treats each child uniquely * Addresses how parents can use positive language to shape their children9s views of themselves * Teaches positive social skills and problem-solving skills * Provides a "team behavioral contract" for children * Emphasizes God9s role in empowering parents Dr. Cartmell9s one-hour workshop on "Sibling Success" has been presented to thousands of parents at MOPS, Hearts at Home conferences, schools, and other parenting groups. |
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| The devil has been destroyed! Jesus bruised his head and kicked his brains out on the cross at Calvary. Many Christians think the devil still has power because of what they see. He is running around the earth flapping his wings at the Church and Christians are calling on God to save them from this dead chicken. He is already defeated! Keep your foot on the devil's neck by standing on the Word of God and you will see tremendous results! |
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"By David Schell. How to make the healing choice of therapeutic forgiveness. Elf-help books are 4"" x 6"", perfect-bound paperback, approx. 80 pages.
ISBN 0-87029-258-7" |
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| The Keepers describes the remarkable history and survival of the Samaritans and the unique oppression and grace that have shaped their culture and religion. It is a history whose antagonists have included Jews, Christians, and Muslims, and it has contributed to arguments between Roman Catholics and Protestants over the text of the Bible. The threads of the story disappear at times into Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, but ultimately succeed in affirming the unique Samaritan identity. Popularly associated with phrases like, "The Lost Ten Tribes of Israel" and , "The Good Samaritan," many are surprised to learn that the Samaritans have a rich history and culture that includes a contemporary chapter. This history is illuminated by stories in the Hebrew Bible and documents from Persian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic sources. |
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| Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty. Every little girl grew up hearing the stories of "happily ever after," but is that the world in which she exists today? Living in this not-so-fairy-tale world, you are torn between everything you longed for and everything you live with. You wonder how your heart will survive, because what you have isn't even close to what you hoped for. Hang on! Real hope is found in the tension between the two-in an invisible kingdom. This place is where you discover the true heart of a princess-one full of dreams, wonder, delight, and joy. And you learn to keep it alive, even in the midst of this crazy, disappointed, hard-to-understand world. |
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| Well-known for her speaking and dramatic sketches at the popular Women of Faith conferences, author Nicole Johnson explores the tension and differences between what women long for and what they live with. By exploring these two worlds with her one-of-a-kind, thoroughly engaging storytelling, Johnson uncovers a woman's true name, Princess Heart. Knowing how women love to discuss their struggles and feelings, author Nicole Johnson says, "Let's get together and talk about it." And she provides this insightful Conversation Guide to get the discussion rolling. Readers will be encouraged to discover their true name, and find hope for living in the midst of a not-so-fairy-tale world. |
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| What is prayer? How does it work? And more importantly, does it work? Every faith has some form of prayer. Yet often we find ourselves doubting its purpose and even its effectiveness. Allow this journal to help you reflect and record your deepest questions and longings on this perplexing topic. Specifically tied to Philip Yancey's Prayer, this journal includes Scriptures, quotes, excerpts from the book, and questions to use for reflection. |
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| "Sister Folk(TM). Whimsical resin figures are hand painted. Each offers a design by artist Maureen Carlson. Gift boxed with acetate window. Approx. 3 1/2"" tall." |
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| Keeping House is a wide-ranging and witty exploration of the spiritual gifts that are gained when we take the time to care for hearth and home. With a fresh perspective, mother, wife, and teacher Margaret Kim Peterson examines the activities and attitudes of keeping house and making a home. Debunking the commonly held notion that keeping house is a waste of time or at best a hobby, Peterson uncovers the broader cultural and theological factors that make housekeeping an interesting and worthwhile discipline. She reveals how the seemingly ordinary tasks of folding laundry, buying groceries, cooking, making beds, and offering hospitality can be seen as spiritual practices that embody and express concrete and positive ways of living out Christian faith in relationship to others at home, in the church and in the world. |
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| Written for teenage girls, Keeping It Real uses real-life examples and applicable Scripture verses to talk with girls about life’s essentials— gabbing (saying things that aren’t always so good), goals, and goodies (maintaining relational purity). As a follow-up to the first book in the goGirl series (Real Stuff), author Heather Jamison walks alongside teens as they make smart choices and avoid disastrous pitfalls. Includes a study guide perfect for group or individual study. |
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