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| Some prisoners are their own armed guards. God wants to set you free. No more bondage. No more fear. No more living as a slave to sin. Sound like a dream? God is in the business of making these kinds of dreams a reality. He is committed to your freedom and has already done all that is necessary to break the chains that bind you. In Freedom, you will discover a strategy for becoming all God wants you to be. God has a plan for your liberation and He has provided the power needed to put this plan into action. But first, the chains that hold you back must be destroyed. This series of studies maps out God's road to freedom. Every journey begins with one step. Are you ready to take it? Interactions--a powerful, challenging tool for building deep relationships between you and your group member, and you and God. Interaction is far more than another group Bible study. It's a cutting-edge series designed to help small group participants develop into fully devoted followers of Christ. If you are the discussion leader, you will find additional suggestions and helpful ideas in the Leader's Notes. |
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| In this eye-opening book, readers will discover what can happen when they sow significant seeds of love, time, money, patience, mercy, kindness, prayer and thankfulness. Says the author, "Most people equate seedtime and harvest with financial blessing, yet God's principles apply to every area of our life." |
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| An introduction to the expressive language of the deaf, organized by subject areas, including Pets, People, Numbers, Sports, Travel, Science, Thoughts and Feelings, and Places. |
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| Signposts: How to be a Catholic Man in the World Today was written by two Catholic men who became involved in the growing Catholic men's movement and saw the need for resources designed specifically for Catholics. The fifty-two discussion plans, one for every week of the year, can be used in a small-group setting or individually. Either way, they offer men the opportunity to grow in their love for God, the church, and their families, and to joyfully embrace the call to live in an authentic Christian life. |
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| A tiny plane is lost in the clouds. The struggling pilot banks a turn to escape the dense cloud cover. His sense deceive him, telling him the plane has stopped turning. So he turns harder. But the nose drops. Speed picks up. And suddenly he's caught in a downward spiral, a graveyard spin.In Signposts Aloft, you'll find out how man's senses can be fooled by flight. You'll see experiments that dramatically illustrate the problems pilots and astronauts face. And you'll learn why man needs outside guidance from God, just as pilots need to place faith in their instrument controls.For more than fifty years, the Moody Institute of Science, a division of Moody Video, has been capturing the magic of nature's mysteries on film while showing how the wonders of creation reveal the majesty of God. Your family, friends, church or school will enjoy these award-winning Moody Science Classic videos! |
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| Named after the hit song, this book explores the signs all around us every day that point us toward God. Includes journal exercises, notes from Michael, and blank pages for your writing. |
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| Many in the church are recognizing that traditional "top-down" structures are no longer functional. The church is seen as an institution that is out of touch, ignored by the very people it seeks to serve, and unaware of the opportunities for ministry that exist as the interest in things spiritual rises. Signs of Emergence challenges the church to face its fears and take a bold step toward doing things in a completely new way--to adopt an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, approach to change. Drawing on the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Christ, as well as urban theory, art, and social practice, Kester Brewin calls the church to dispense with tired structures and re-emerge as a networked, bottom-up organism that is responsive to the needs found in the urban environment. This unique book will be of interest to pastors, church leadership, and consultants. About the Author Kester Brewin is a writer and pioneering church planter based in London, England. In emerging church circles he is best known for working with a collective of artists and city lovers to create the experimental, alternative worship group Vaux. Brewin has worked in an advisory role at Fuller Theological Seminary, helping them to think about new ways of training Emerging leaders. Click here to read a sample chapter! Adobe Acrobat is required. Click here to download |
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| Discover personal transformation that changes the world. Just as there are physical signs that determine the overall health and wellness of a patient, so too there are signs of life determining the extent to which a man or woman has been transformed into the image of Jesus. It's a smile, a simple lifestyle, compassion in the face of misfortune, willingness to commit random acts of kindness, benevolence, social justice, tears, words. In Signs of Life bestselling author David Jeremiah leads readers through a forty-day journey to a fuller understanding of what these signs are and how to be a person marked by them. This journey pursues a life characterized by relevancy, surrender, authenticity, generosity, and compassion-and in so doing, transforms individuals, communities, and nations. Whether new to the Christian faith or considered an old-timer, readers will discover what being transformed personally into the image of Jesus means and be equipped with a greater vision for the life they are freed to live. |
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| "This trio of vintage-look sign ornaments will assist in making this an old-fashioned Christmas. Each is crafted of wood, painted with a distressed finish and hangs from a rope or wire cord. Set of three. Approx. 4"" - 6 1/2"" long. " |
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| Jonathan Edwards's treatise Religious Affections is widely considered the most important and accurate analysis of religious experience ever written.Unfortunately, many well-intentioned readers sit down with Religious Affections, only to give up in frustration over Edwards's lofty style and complex argumentation.For this reason Sam Storms, one of evangelicalism's experts on Edwards, has attempted to bridge the gap between how Edwards said what he did in the eighteenth century and how he might say it today. In Signs of the Spirit he articulates the substance of Edwards's arguments in a more understandable way. The point is not to "dumb down" Jonathan Edwards but to make his work accessible to a wider audience.This volume will serve those both in and outside the academic realm as valuable preparation for, or as a companion guide to, a reading of Edwards's Religious Affections. |
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