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| When her husband left her for a younger woman, Sharon Jones realized she would not master her pain unless she learned how to grow from her painful experience. She describes her emotional journey through despondency to the courage and power not just to face life, but to thrive. She invites other women to change their status from being a victim to being an overcomer. With wisdom and wit she offers both counsel and caution in how to proceed from the fragile state of grieving the end of a marriage, back to confidence in God's overwhelming adequacy. "Pain + Passion = Power" is about making the right decisions and getting life back on course after divorce derails it. |
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| Reputation. We live to build it and prepetuate it. But tending to our image is a spiritual cul-de-sac, a relationship-draining, love-limiting, dangerously habitual way to emptiness. Performance junkies aren't the only ones who get caught in the game; we're all pretenders in some way. And eventually our humanness will show. We will fail, or someone will dirty our name, or our performance will fall short. When it does, then we're left with what is truest about us. And at the botton of our circumstances, we find that truth is rarely what we thought. |
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| Close your eyes. What do you see? In Painting the Invisible, Vicky Beeching’s sophomore release, we are invited into the world of one of modern worship’s most prolific young artists. Produced by two-time GMA Producer of the Year, Ed Cash, & Nathan Nockels (Artist/Songwriter/ Producer, formerly of the duo, Watermark) Painting the Invisible contains Vicky’s trademark combination of brilliant melodies and thought-provoking insight. Vicky says it best, “Trying to describe the Eternal using earthly words, is like trying to scoop up the whole ocean into the palm of your hand. Yet, we joyfully struggle for words and continue on our worshipful quest of expressing the inexpressible; describing the indescribable, pronouncing the unspeakable; explaining the unfathomable; painting the invisible.” |
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| "Classy brown paisley is beautifully accented by sequins and designed to complement many of your outfits, from casual jeans to elegant dresses. Canvas purse measures 25"" x 12"". It's terrific when paired with our paisley scarf, # 45202, or buy the set, #45130K. " |
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| "Classy brown paisley is beautifully accented by sequins and designed to complement many of your outfits, from casual jeans to elegant dresses. Polyester scarf is a generous 13"" x 80""; canvas purse, 25"" x 12""." |
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| A contemporary fusion of gospel revelation and hip hop beats, the debut album from the Detroit-based 21:03 includes “Sweet Spirit,” “How Long” and “Young Love.” |
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| Hailed through the centuries as "prince and father of music", G.P. da Palestrina wrote music of unsurpassed grace and beauty. This album contains the only extant recording of two of his greatest, best-selling Masses, by the renowned Gloria Dei Cantores, Missa Descendit Angelus Domini and Missa Beatae Mariae Virgins II, as well as Jubilate Deo and other Palestrina hymns. |
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| Palm Sunday to Easter MapThis highly detailed map shows Jerusalem at the time of Christ and points out every place Jesus went during the week before his crucifixion. See a bird's-eye view of Jerusalem, the Temple, Bethany, the Mount of Olives, Golgotha, and the Garden of Gethsemane. It is also a time line that shows what happened each day. The artist is Hugh Claycombe who illustrated the NIV Study Bible. Available laminated or unlaminated.Topics include: angels in tomb, arrest of Jesus, Bethany, Bethphage, Bible map, communion, crucifixion, crucifixion timeline, cutaway of tomb, Easter, easter Sunday, Easter timeline, Easter week, Golgotha, Jerusalem, Jerusalem map, Jesus clears temple, Joseph of Arimathea, Kidron valley, last supper, Lords Supper, map of Jerusalem, Mount of Olives, Mt. of Olives, Palm Sunday, Passion Week, Passion Week timeline, Passover, resurrection, rolling stone tomb, sabbath, tomb, tomb cutaway, tomb of Christ, trial of Jesus, Triumphal Entry |
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| Illustrated by Hilda van Stockum This short, fully illustrated narrative takes us into the eternal present of one absorbing series of moments in a child's life. Expect to smile as young Pamela prepares and carries out an activity she has carefully thought through. A book to read aloud, it is written by Christine Marlin with the same attentive understanding of children as the illustrator, who happens to be her own grandmother"Hilda van Stockum. Ages 3 and up |
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