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| A native of Delaware, Norman Hutchins was called into the ministry at the age of eight, at which time he began to preach throughout his years of attending both junior and high schools. Thirty years later, after receiving his Master’s Degree in Biblical Counseling and a Doctorate in Church Administration, Dr. Hutchins now travels the country ministering to the Body of Christ through both preaching and singing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Musically, Dr. Hutchins is one of gospel music’s most prolific artists and songwriters. He has been quietly racking up hits over the years with songs like “Battlefield,” “God’s Got A Blessing (With My Name On It),” “Nobody But You,” “Emmanuel,” “Jesus I Love You,” and “Press Toward the Mark.” Norman is a multiple Stellar & Dove Award nominee, and with four hit albums to his credit, Norman Hutchins’ powerful music resonates across the country and blesses all those who hear it! |
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| In 1982 Richard Smallwood began his recording career with the release of his debut album titled, The Richard Smallwood Singers, after 87 weeks on Billboard’s Gospel chart. Smallwood felt it necessary to move on to his second album titled Psalms which received Grammy nods. His third release Textures, contained the classic, “The Center Of My Joy” penned by Richard Smallwood along with Bill and Gloria Gaither. Smallwood continued to amass successive Grammy nominations with the following projects, Vision, Portrait, Testimony and Live at Howard University. Richard continued to climb to the pinnacle of success, receiving a Grammy Award and Dove Award for his production on the Quincy Jones’ gospel project, Handel’s Soulful Messiah. Richard’s music has never been confined to anyone artistic genre. His song, “I, Love The Lord” crossed onto the big screen when Whitney Houston sang it in the film, The Preacher’s Wife. The same song was also used in the tune, “Dear God” by R&B artists, Boyz II Men, on their CD titled, Evolution. His music has also been recorded by artists such as Destiny’s Child, Yolanda Adams and Karen Clark-Sheard. |
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| A native of San Francisco, Tramaine Hawkins got her start as a teenager in 1968 performing with the Edwin Hawkins Singers during the homemade recording session that produced the crossover smash “Oh Happy Day,” the biggest-selling Gospel single to date. In the early ‘70s, she married Walter Hawkins, who went on to lead the Berkeley Love Center Church of God in Christ Church. There she sang lead soprano with her husband’s Love Center Choir. She began her solo recording career in the mid-’80s. As a solo artist, she drew from a variety of genres. Her tendency to utilize popular music has caused controversy amongst conservatives and even caused others to question her faith, but a close listen to her music demonstrates that even though her music has crossed over, her faith and good intentions are rock-solid. |
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| In Quit Playing with Fire, Ron Luce lets teens in on the plan: Jesus wants to give you a meaningful, fun-filled life. Christianity isn't for weak people and nerds. It's not boring and strict. It's for the totally sold-out, radical people who are smart enough to realize that while the devil has many paths to destruction, Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life.When you Quit Playing with Fire, you'll see how to cope with sexual questions, drug traps, fights with your parents, and more. You'll find out it's cool to be a Christian. |
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| Quo vadis?Where are you going?is an appropriate question to ask of the current evangelical movement. To get a bearing on evangelical thought and assess future directions, the editor of the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, Andreas J. Kostenberger, has gathered selected addresses from past presidents of the ETS and contributed a thorough introduction and probing epilogue of his own. Covering the early years, the maturing movement, and recent times, the addresseswhich span JETS' first fifty yearsinclude discussions of foundational doctrinal issues, exegetical and theological practice and methodology, and current concerns delivered by some of evangelicalism's most distinguished leaders.These presidential addresses give today's scholars a much fuller and deeper appreciation of the history of evangelicalism and their place within it. Readers will also experience great hope for the future of a movement whose best days, by God's grace, are yet to come. |
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| "QuotableMug(R) flavors your favorite beverage with inspiration. The microwave and dishwasher safe ceramic mug features a matte finish and offers an Apache blessing. Comes in a matching gift box. 14 oz.; 4"" high. " |
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| Ride the next wave of electronic communication! Share Scripture with your friends by using text messaging. This book is a collection of "up 2 d8 txts frm d bible" guaranteed to get you and your text-messaging friends laughing as well as reflecting on "d word" as never before! Included are text messages sent from around the world to the ship-of-fools.com website and complemented throughout by Simon Jenkins's witty cartoons. This original and sideways look at the world's all-time bestseller offers unique and previously unpublished info on "d nu hieroglyphix," "d dead C txts," "crea8un," "10 com&ments," "pistles frm d postles," and much, much more. |
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| Define yourself radically as one beloved by God. This is the true self. Every other identity is an illusion." You are God's beloved child. Brennan Manning brings us from a lukewarm, distant faith to being close enough to lean against the breast of Jesus-the Great Rabbi-and listen to His heartbeat. Adapted from Brennan's best-seller Abba's Child, this moving devotional is a daily reminder to soak in our Father's relentless love. As Abba's children, we need only to define ourselves through His Son just as the apostle John did: as one beloved by God. |
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