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| Join Raymond Arroyo and Fr. Richard John Neuhaus for this EWTN presentation of the Solemn Inaugural Mass of Pope Benedict XVI. This Mass marks the beginning of the pontificate of the 264th successor to the See of Peter. |
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| Spring 2008 release. |
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| Solid Rock Cafe begins with a group of children heading for the "Praise the Lord Music Festival" when they encounter serveral problems. They have a flat tire on their van, their lead singer has a cold, they lose their map, and they find their drummer has no drums. The kids feel like they are a praise team that has lost their praise. With the help of Soulman Mac and the rest of the Solid Rock Cafe staff, they partake of some great 'soul food' -the Bible- to help them solve their problems.This children's musical is one of hope and encouragement. The scriptures they memorize will provide a foundation for the trials they will encounter. Several songs can stand alone and be sung throughout the year. Solid Rock Cafe the perfect musical for any size children's choir, VBS, or summer music camp. You can either have less cast or more to fit your group size, options included. Parts also sold seperately!Kit ContainsA Choral bookContains the vocal arrangements, piano score and narration or script of a musical.A listening CDContains the audio recording of the entire musical or collection.Accompaniment Track (Musical) - CDA CD which includes a Split-Track Accompaniment mix for the entire musical with instruments on the left channel and voices on the right channel. You may adjust the balance according to your needs. |
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| This book is a work in the early life of Augustine, shortly after his conversion, which contains all the seeds contained in his future writings, especially the notion of the inner teacher. In this work, we see Augustine as a philosopher, a thinker, a budding theologian. We also see him as a person preparing for baptism, shedding the "old man" and putting on the new one, reaching for the God of truth for whom he had searched for many years. It is his prayer to our God of love and mercy. |
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| Psalm 46:10 18.5" x 28" |
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| Zulmy con su producción "Solo Por Amor". |
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| Solomon's words from a famous passage of Ecclesiastes have been translated, "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity." But in Solomon among the Postmoderns, author Peter Leithart says those words are better translated as "Vapor of vapors, all is vapor," emphasizing that human life is fleeting. Leithart uses this theme, as well as the entire book of Ecclesiastes, to indicate how Solomon resonated with postmodernism. Exploring the strengths and limits of postmodernism, he displays how the theory reflects an important biblical theme: the elusiveness and instability of the world. But he goes on to show that biblical faith takes us beyond cynicism and despair, exploring Solomon's frequent call to "eat, drink, and rejoice."A skilled theologian and widely published author, Leithart writes for audiences including professors and students of philosophy, apologetics, biblical studies, and theology, as well as laypeople seeking a biblical view of postmodernism. Those familiar and unfamiliar with postmodernism will learn from the book's forthright exegetical approach, which is unique among the many books about postmodernism available today. |
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| The Coffee Cup Bible Study Series is a line of Bible study products for women in workbook format that examine the "life and teachings" of certain Bible characters. Each study is to be read over a six-to-eight-week period, and study sections are broken down into short, daily segments designed to fit into readers' busy lifestyles. A writer in tune with the reading habits and tastes of modern readers, Sandra understands the time constraints of most women. With these concerns in mind, Sandra has adopted these studies in such a way that they can be read during brief lulls in a woman's daily schedule that present opportunities for meditation and study (breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks, etc.). |
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| Up to 3 players can compete, alone or in teams -- each player has their own onscreen character! Choose trivia questions from 5 categories - Anything Goes, Food & Wine, Signs & Wonders, Old Testament, and New Testament. Answer quickly to score maximum points -- hit the buzzer key first to earn the right to answer. Requires: Windows XP / 98 / 2000, Mac OS X |
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| Kids can match wits with the wise King Solomon to answer animal trivia questions in a wacky, fun-filled game show format. Can be used with a keyboard or with the Dance Praise Dance Pad. (sold seperately) |
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| Now you can see the inside of the Old Testament Temple that was built by King Solomon in 960 BC. You can see the Ark of the Covenant, the massive gold cherubim, the huge pillars, the king's treasury, and the golden walls in this painting. It was magnificent: 90 ft. long and covered with literally tons of gold, silver, and precious stones that had been collected by King David. It was to be a house of prayer for all people. God's glory filled the Temple.Artist Hugh Claycombe used the description in the Bibleas well as artwork, art styles, and patterns used during the time of Solomon. He collaborated with archaeologists and others, to reconstruct the appearance of the Temple. In this new chart, a shaft of sunlight, hitting the solid gold Temple floor, reveals its reflective power, filling the magnificent interior with life and color, an awe-inspiring place to pray and worship. Within minutes, your students will know the key points and will grasp the wonderful Old Testament symbolism. Jesus is our great high priest and the perfect sacrifice for our sins. As believers in Christ, we are God's temple and God's spirit lives in us. Perfect for teaching on the life of kings David and Solomon. Reproducible worksheets included on the back |
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