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| Sir Edmond Hillary: Afraid of rejection, A.J. hesitates to ask Rachel to the prom. With the Kyros crew, he lands atop Mount Everest on May 29, 1953, just as Edmond Hillary and Tenzig Norgay reach the peak. After hearing about hazards and obstacles they overcame to reach their goal, A.J. learns you never know how high or how far you can go unless you try your hardest. Amerigo Vespucci: After a classmate takes credit for A.J.'s report, the Kyros crew travels to Seville, Spain in 1508 to meet Amerigo Vespucci, who thinks his own significant accomplishments have gone unheralded and that he has been eclipsed by his friend, Christopher Columbus. Vespucci was the first to grasp that Columbus had discovered an entirely new continent: he is now immortalized in the name of the two continents--North and South America. VHS/Full Color/Approx. 45 minutes |
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| Thomas Jefferson: A.J. announces that he plans to do nothing on his school break. A.J. and the Kyros crew travel to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1776, where Thomas Jefferson explains the Declaration of Independence; and then to 1809 where the elder Jefferson discusses his lifetime of accomplishments. Winston Churchill: A.J. is uncomfortable when he takes an unpopular stance as a member of the student council. The Kyros crew takes off for war-torn London, England in 1940 to meet Winston Churchill, where he explains his escape from a war camp in 1899, his unpopular stance during WWI, and then his rise to fame in WWII. VHS/Full Color/Approx. 45 minutes |
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| "This handy holder is more than just a key keeper. It's a great way to remind teens and adults to make prayer a part of every day, no matter how busy. Silicone band key chain features an embossed message and a metal ring. Comes with a matching gift card. Keychain measures 3 7/8"" long. " |
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| "Aaron's Rod" picks up the already exhilarating pace set by author Ted Duncan in his apocalyptic thriller, "A Snowball's Chance," and plunges the reader headlong into the midst of the great tribulation, the most terrifying period in the history of civilization. The novel unveils graphic and refreshing accounts of some of the most electrifying events in Bible prophecy:* the glorious rapture of the true believers in the Christian Church * the phenomenal ministry of the 144,000 young Jewish evangelists * the supernatural evil of the antichrist, in his person and his works * his deception and defilement of those who have rejected the gospel * his pursuit and elimination of those who have dared to oppose him * the tragedies and triumphs of the faithful who struggle to survive * the world engulfed in war, famine, plagues, and the wrath of God Aaron Muller, the zealous young Jewish athlete, is dramatically converted at the rapture of the church, and is sealed as one of God's chosen 144,000 witnesses to serve Him during the three-and-a-half years of hell on earth, called the tribulation.To help accomplish the seemingly impossible task of combating the evil of the devil's antichrist, evangelizing the tortured masses, and caring for his family and the young woman he loves, he fashions a prophet's rod from a sturdy cedar branch. Like the rod of Aaron of old, his rod becomes the embodiment of the divine authority and power that rests upon him.But as the horrors of the tribulation come crashing down upon him and his world, will even the supernatural powers in his rod enable him to stave off the onslaught of evil that is poured out on him and those he loves? Discover the answer to this and other questions as you follow "Aaron's Rod" to its breathtaking conclusion. |
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| When Kendra Smiley gave birth to her second son she told the doctor, "Oh good! I already know how to do boys!" Twenty years later she laughs at her own naivete. Aaron Joseph Smiley was born with a mind of his own. Aaron's Way will help stressed-out parents realize that they are not alone, that the stong-willed child has thought and behavior patterns that can be understood and anticipated, and that there are insights and strategies that can help them and their child on the journey. |
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| With influences like Keith Green, U2, Rita Springer and David Ruis, Jason Morant brings an eclectic, edgy mix of styles and textures to his sound. It is the uniqueness of that sound combined with the maturity of his lyrics that is captured on Abandon. "I not only want to sing and give praise to Jesus in song, but I want to pursue a lifestyle that continues to give glory and honor to Him whether I'm at church or at home with my family. That's what worship is. It can't be boxed in by four walls or categorized as something we do. It's what we are--living, breathing, walking arrows that are always pointing to Christ." --Jason Morant |
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| Oswald Chambers was a man for all time. His was the mind of Christ, and so his words are compelling because they reflect the thoughts of our Savior. In David McCasland's book we have, at last, the story of this man's life and how, having honored God, God is now honoring him with the only fame that really matters. |
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| Re:Zound continues to break down musical barriers between rock and worship. With their new release Abandoned to You, their heart for worship is more apparent than ever as they continue their mission to spread the message of Christ’s unfailing love internationally. The success of their recent trip to communist Vietnam in 2007 is undeniable. Playing in front of crowds that reached an estimated 30,000 live, and millions more over the government’s own television network, they made history by being the first artist to publicly worship God and present the gospel at a public event in that country. Add to that tours in other far away countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, India, and Brazil, and this band’s bold calling is obvious. Now, with the long awaited national debut finally hitting stores in the US, fans will discover why Re:Zound has had such a world-wide impact. |
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| by Jeane-Pierre de Caussade"17th century spiritual counsel eminently applicable to modern life. This classic shows how to attain holiness through total surrender to God. Read by Mark Taheny. |
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| Many of us live with an awareness that our lives are ridden with anxiety, guilt, and a lack of joy and passion. Our relationship with God and our relationships with others fall far short of our expectations and hopes. In a desperate attempt to make ourselves acceptable before God and others, we hide our true selves and present an imposter to the world-someone we hope will be accepted. The liberating message of this book is that God longs for us to know in the depths of our being that He loves and accepts us as we are. God is our "Abba," our loving Father, who knows us far better than we know ourselves. The shocking revelation of this book is two-fold. Sin has a far greater grip on our hearts and lives than we imagine. And God, who knows this full well, loves us far more than we can imagine, and longs to bring us into deeper, more joyful, passionate fellowship with Himself. This is a book for people who are tired of the shallowness and hollowness of superficial relationships-relationships that require them to keep up pretenses. It is for those who are willing to risk being exposed for who they really are and to be loved by a God who doesn't want them to pretend they are something they are not. |
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| Is an imposter robbing you of God's love? Many Christians have bought into the lie that we are worthy of God's love only when our lives are going well. If our families are happy or our jobs are meaningful, life is a success. But when life begins to fall through the cracks and embarrassing sins threaten to reveal our less-than-perfect identity, we scramble to keep up a good front to present to the world- and God. We cower and hide until we can rearrange the mask of perfection and look good again. Sadly, it is then that we wonder why we lack intimate relationships and a passionate faith. Yes all this time God is calling us to take the mask off and come openly to Him. God longs for us to know in the depth of our being that He loves us and accepts us as we are. When we are true selves, we can finally claim our identity as God's child-Abba's child-and experience His pleasure in who we are. Brennan Manning encourages readers to let go of the imposter lifestyle and freely accept our belovedness as a child of the heavenly Father. In Him there is life, our passion is rekindled, and our union with Him is His greatest pleasure. |
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