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| Most people think there is a separation of church and state. They are wrong. Most people think it's in the constitution. It isn't. Even a precursory glance at the first amendment easily shows it was meant to protect freedom of religion, not to protect government from religion. Within these pages you will see the myth debunked from voices of the past. The lives, writings, and interaction of our Founding Fathers clearly demonstrates that they were proud to stand on Christian values and had no intentions of separating their everyday or political lives from their religion. You be the judge. |
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| Many women have been lured into trying to live out a mythical version of biblical submission. They appear authentic on the outside, but on the inside they're chained by misperceptions of the truth that skew their priorities and cause them to doubt themselves. The Myth of the Submissive Christian Woman is about living a life surrendered to Jesus by embracing God's gifts, offering them back to him, and passing them on to others. This book is about living truthfully and freely the abundant life Jesus has promised us as Christians.The Myth of the Submissive Christian Woman Walking with God without Being Stepped On by Others God didn't call you to be a doormat! Yes, Scripture calls us to die to self-self-absorption, self-centeredness, self- righteousness, and self-indulgence-but nowhere does Scripture tell us to abandon all of the wonderful God-given gifts and talents that make us who we are. In The Myth of the Submissive Christian Woman, author Brenda Waggoner dispels the myth that biblical submission requires that women reject who they are and become passive in their relationships with God and others. Along the way, the author shatters the misconception that good manners, niceness, and passivity equal godliness and reveals that true biblical submission does not mean submitting to everyone else's wants, needs, and opinions while ignoring your own. Instead, it means living truthfully by putting God first, submitting yourself to his will, and living your life according to what he desires. |
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| Naaman is sick and he needs to get better. The little servant girl knows what he should do. Find out what happens when Naaman discovers that God is the one true God and is more powerful than anybody else. This true story can be read in the Bible in the book of 2 Kings. |
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| This white padded lexatone Bible feature a two-tone foil stamped padded cover with silver gilded page edges. The gold and silver crosses combine with symbols of the Trinity with representations of: The Hand of Creation, the Pascal Lamb and the Dove, an appealing statement of faith for a Catholic home. Supplemental material includes: 64-page Catholic Encyclopedic Dictionary; Celebration of the Eucharist in Pictures and Text; Famous Masterpieces of Religious Art; The Vatican and Succession of Popes; The Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Rosary; Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, and Origin, Inspiration and History of the Bible. |
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| Friendship springs up between a boy who has lost his voice and his mother at the same tragic moment, and an ailing albino deer sent from China as a gift to the King of Spain. It is Lalo's task to nurture the deer back to health so that he will be well enough for the voyage to Spain. This story of Mexico in 1630 follows young Lalo on his journey back to the Mountain of the Sleeping Lady. By the Newbery Award-winning author of My Heart Lies South . |
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| David Currie was raised in a devout Christian family whose father was a fundamentalist preacher and both parents teachers at Moody Bible Institute. Currie's whole upbringing was immersed in the life of fundamentalist Protestantism - theology professors, seminary presidents and founders of evangelical mission agencies were frequent guests at his family dinner table. Currie received a degree from Trinity International University and studied in the Masters of Divinity program. ' This book was written as an explanation to his fundamentalist and evangelical friends and family about why he became a Roman Catholic. Currie presents a very lucid, systematic and intelligible account of the reasons for his conversion to the ancient Church that Christ founded. He gives a detailed discussion of the important theological and doctrinal beliefs Catholic and evangelicals hold in common, as well as the key doctrines that separate us, particularly the Eucharist, the Pope, and Mary. '' "David Currie has written what may turn out to be the work on this nettlesome topic of Evangelicals being received into the Catholic Church. With great charity and lucidity, he pursues every conceivable topic - biblical, ecclesiological, theological, and historical - that arises in the discussions on this matter." '' -Thomas Howard , Author, Evangelical is Not Enough '' "Currie has given us a work which is eminently intelligible, readable and personal. This book makes an especially happy marriage of the 'head' and the 'heart' in explaining the when, the why and the how of his pilgrimage. It should serve as a paradigm for the movement of 'Everyman' toward God and the Church His divine Son founded." '' -Rev. Peter M.J. Stravinskas , Editor, The Catholic Answer '' "Currie's book is a must read. Seldom is something so deep explained so clearly as Currie does in this wonderful work. Get it and get a copy for a friend." '' - Scott Hahn , Author, Rome Sweet Home '' |
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| The Holman Old Testament Commentary has two volumes on the minor prophets that came to be so called because of their size but not their importance. This volume contains commentary on the last six of the minor prophets. Despite the fact that each of the 12 books of the Minor Prophets were written at different times and places, sometime in the development of the Hebrew canon, these twelve books were bound together in one scroll. Over time, they came to be called "The Twelve." Some Old Testament scholars have argued that there is an overall structure to Minor Prophets. Paul House argues that the first six books, Hosea to Micah have sin as their theme. Nabum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah emphasize punishment while Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi focus on restoration. In this commentary, Steven Miller makes clear the message and enduring relevance of each of these six prophets.In The New American Commentary and in Shepherd's Notes , has served as a translator of the Holman Christian Standard Bible, and has written extensively for Southern Baptist Bible study curriculum. Steve and his wife Paula have two daughters, Miriam and Rachel. Features and Benefits Each chapter of the commentary contains: Succinct backgrouns information on the prophet, his prophecy, and his intended audienceA salient quote Compelling illustrations Clear Bible exposition Principles contained in the passage Applications of that passage A teaching plan Discussion starters |
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| "No mere accessory, this unique necklace is a symbol of the greatest sacrifice the world has ever known. The cross pendant is handcrafted of stainless steel nails with copper wiring and hangs from a 30"" leather cord. From Bob Siemon Designs. Gift boxed. Pendant, 1 3/8"" x 2 1/8"". " |
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| With over 28 years of experience and over 900 titles, Christian World has been providing singers with cutting-edge Soundtraks and one of the largest libraries of the hottest Christian titles in the world. Using cutting edge technology, each 3-key Soundtrak has been digitally formatted to two brand new keys as well as the original artist key. Each Soundtrak features newly produced background vocals and "Live" orchestration. Soundtrack Key Information For This Song: Original Key - Eb High Key - Gb Low Key - C |
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| "A striking symbol of faith, the nail is now a unique holiday ornament. The ornament is crafted of pewter with gold wire-wrapped corners and can hang from Christmas tree branches or peg racks year-round. An included card makes it an ideal gift to share with friends and family. 3""." |
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