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| Colorful board and foam pages, with cut-outs that little fingers can remove, tell how God created everything. Each removable foam piece hides a surprise picture |
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| Simple text and clean, fresh art retell this favorite story in an exciting new format. |
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| Flaps on every page open to reveal surprise artwork for stories from the Old and New Testament. Ages 3-5. |
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| Do you want to make praising God an experience so joyful and life-changing that you get lost in Him? Minister Gloria P. Pruett brings you an easy method to do just that! And she shares praises that can lift you high above depression and the cares of this world. With Gloria Pruett's guidance in the basics, you will feel lighter, stronger, and more confident each and every day. What you learn will make your personal praise so sweet and special that time will disappear. All you need to do is follow Minister Pruett as she takes you step-by-step through her new technique and then complete her handy exercise pages. Right then and there you'll have wonderful, individual personal expressions of praise of your own to take you higher each time you go before the Lord. Discover:The one word that will "raise your praise" just by using it How to get to know Him (because you can't talk with someone you don't know!) How to use your life history to give you the words of praise you seek The wisdom of the Bible that can transform your praise The surprising times you should never pass up to praise Why you need to raise your hands in praise-and the secret it holds. Perhaps the most important book you'll ever read, LIFT UP YOUR HANDS is like a bridge that connects you with God right away. Now, when you're between a rock and a hard place, you can come with your hands lifted up, praise on your lips-and joy in your future. Begin today! |
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| Produced by Stellar Award-winner Kurt Carr, Ami Rushes’ sophomore effort includes “Glory to You,” “El Shaddai” and “In Christ Alone.” |
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| Knocked off their feet by the stunning news of the Virginia Tech shooting, many Christians are still reeling from the fact that God allowed this tragedy and are troubled by this seemingly inexplicable truth. Others have been able to maintain their footing in their faith and are looking to see God's redemptive purposes at work even in this atrocity. In what may be the first book to address the Virginia Tech tragedy from a Christian perspective, Lifting Our Eyes extends a gentle hand to those who are hurting and offers help and hope to those searching for answers with its eternal perspective and sensitive approach. Written in the tradition of She Said Yes and Rachel's Tears, the stories of two Christian victims of the Columbine school shooting, Lifting Our Eyes tells the story of the worst school massacre yet in American history through the life of one of its Christian victims. She was a young woman of uncommon faith named Lauren McCain. Lauren's life story was compiled from exclusive interviews with her parents and excerpts from her journals, and woven together with other stories of the slain, the faith of believers (living and gone), and the eyewitness accounts and testimonies of survivors and their friends and family members. Author Beth Lueders was also blessed in her research with unprecedented access to Campus Crusade for Christ, including its Korean chapter at Virginia Tech, which had attempted to reach out to the killer (a Korean American) during the two years preceding the slayings. Included in the book are photographs, a foreword by Darrell Scott (the father of Rachel Scott, whose story is told in Rachel's Tears), and an appendix of resources to help those coping with tragedy. Lifting Our Eyes provides a unique Christian perspective on the historic tragedy at Virginia Tech, proving that God's goodness prevails through the legacies of the lives that were lost. |
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| Depression is not unique to our times. To encourage the depressed, Bridge wrote this choice book and filled it with the kind of rich encouragement which our generation too rarely hears. |
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| Jeff Deyo has been, and continues to be a pioneer in the modern worship movement of the last decade. To date he has garnered multiple Dove nominations, a 2002 Grammy Nomination and a GOLD certified album for his work with Sonicflood. Light is a brand new collection of his distinct brand of original worship music that is sure to filter into churches and the worship community across the world. |
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| One of Adrienne von Speyr's most cherished concerns was to rekindle Christians' desire for contemplation and thus to renew the Church's prayer. Light and Images is one of the most important of her works on the subject. She sets forth the deepest theological foundations of contemplative prayer according to the reciprocal relationship between "light" and "images". ' Like the simple images that open up infinite depths to the eye of faith, this little book contains an overwhelming wealth of insight into contemplation. One comes away from it with a vastly transformed understanding of the nature of prayer and an appreciation for its irreplaceable role in Christian life. With its disarmingly simple language, Light and Images is immediately accessible; and yet the new perspectives it offers on prayer surprise and challenge at every turn. The book is therefore both an incomparable introduction for those who wish to learn what it means to pray, and excellent spiritual reading for those seeking to draw more deeply from the Church's great treasury of prayer.' ' Adrienne von Speyr was a 20th century Swiss convert, mystic, wife, doctor and author of numerous books on spirituality. She entered the Church under the direction of Hans Urs von Balthasar. Her writings, recognized as a major contribution to the great mystical writings of the Church, are being translated by Ignatius Press |
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| Did Columbus believe that God called him west to undiscovered lands? Does American democracy owe its inception to the handful of Pilgrims that settled at Plymouth?If, indeed, there was a specific, divine call upon this nation, is it still valid today?The light and the glory answers these questions, and many, many more. As we look at our nation's history from God's point of view, we begin to have an idea of how much we owe a very few-and how much is still at stake. |
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| Children ages five to eight might begin at the side of Christopher Columbus as he woks on his maps. They could make a canoe adventure down the Mississippi with Father Marquette, or decide what to take to the New World on the Mayflower. They might even assemble their own colonial house. Crayons, pencil, and an eager mind turn these activities, pictures to color, and simple word games into a window on God's grand work in the North American Wilderness. |
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