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| You don't need a front porch swing for a southern gospel "sing"! Take home this stellar collection of 33 beloved classics including "Because He Lives" (The Blackwood Brothers), "I Must Tell Jesus" (J.D. Sumner & the Stamps), "Lead Me to Calvary" (The Oak Ridge Boys), "Amen Chorus" (The LeFevres), and more. Three CDs in a decorative tin. |
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| Peter DeLuise directed and stars in this delightful romantic comedy as Collin, a rising star at his family's New York-based strip-mining company. His distant father dispatches him to purchase farmland in the northern foothills of Alabama. But what begins as a routine business deal becomes anything but when Collin falls under the spell of the breathtaking rural surroundings, the odd charm of the locals, and a woman who supervises a camp for the physically challenged. Collin must decide whether to do his job, or follow his heart. |
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| Police Chief Cade disappears after hitting and killing a man with his car. Without a trace, without a note, without taking clothes or his car or money, he is gone. When a witness says she saw Cade getting into a blue Buick with a woman before his disappearance, the newspapers report that Cade left town to be with her. Blair knows it doesn't make sense for Cade to leave without word for any reason. The dead man is identified, and it soon becomes clear that the woman Cade was seen with was the wife of the dead man. Newspapers begin to ask hard questions. Was the Cape Refuge Chief of Police having an affair with this woman? Did he deliberately kill her husband, then make it look like an accident? When the police department receives a handwritten note from Cade that he has run off to get married to a woman he's kept secret, everyone breathes a sigh of relief. But Blair notices his unusual signature: Matt Cade. Cade never goes by his first name, and he especially never calls himself Matt. She thinks it's a signal from him that the contents of the note are false. Meanwhile, around the south, there are news reports about babies being kidnapped from area hospitals. When a ransom call comes to Hanover House from the baby's kidnapper, they are all shocked to see that the phone it is traced to is Cade's cell phone. Is he involved in the babies' disappearance? Is that why he's disappeared? Click here to read a sample chapter! Adobe Acrobat is required. Click here to download |
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| Aaron Gillespie is a man obsessed. Whether he’s out in front of The Almost, his new, eagerly-anticipated rock-based project, or behind the drum kit for the world famous post-hardcore outfit Underoath—who debuted at #2 on the Billboard Album Survey with June 2006’s Define The Great Line—the Clearwater, Florida-bred songwriter/musician can’t help but throw himself into everything he does. With Southern Weather, The Almost gives Gillespie the opportunity to put a different musical side of himself on display. Performing nearly every instrument on the disc, Gillespie worked with acclaimed, Seattle-based producer Aaron Sprinkle (Emery, Anberlin) on Southern Weather. On the title song, Gillespie incorporates pieces of his youth. “I grew up in the Deep South in a Christian home,” he says of the declarative album opener. “I am very much informed by Southern values. Like anyone, I’ve had struggles along the way. But I’m committed to my faith in Christ. I’ve had such a strong calling and I think the song speaks to that. |
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| Who controls this world? God or the devil? Pink asks this in this introductory study of the sovereignty of God. To relieve the panic-stricken believer Pink's answer encourages us to '' Fear not! . . . all things are working together for good to them that love God . . . '' Quoting freely from Scripture he searches the Scriptures and tackles the profoundest questions, responding in language written for the ease and interest of any layperson. |
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| The Incredible Exploding House. Locusts Eat More than Teenagers. Sowing and Reaping Pizzas. These are just some of the topics in this witty collection of stories about God's faithfulness. Told with humor and heart, each of these lessons will challenge you to take a fresh look at the amazing Creator. Each story, born out of the author's own strange but real journey, will remind you that God is faithful. |
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| You can call ten thousand health spas around the United States for a massage and manicure, yet after such a special treatment session, still feel the need for more lasting refreshment. Spa for the Soul is for women who seek an oasis where spiritual and emotional health can be rejuvenated. Here, the spa metaphor blends biblical teaching and modern application for true restoration. |
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| Women who feel themselves being stretched and pulled to the limit and longing for a quiet moment of renewal will discover lasting refreshment in this inspiring guide to an inner spa experience. The clean and contemporary design echoes the life-transforming thoughts and practical suggestions from Janie Seltzer, "poet of the spiritual life." This spa-experience-in-a-book encourages women to attend to their souls and drink deeply from God's renewing Word to discover eternal beauty, pleasure, and cleansing. Poems that inspire deep reflection, thoughts about living life in God's presence, and practical hints for self-care allow women to create their own retreats in the midst of everyday life-retreats of reading, thinking, praying, and reflecting. From getting a good night's sleep to clearing the clutter of life to indulging in moments of meditation, every weary woman will appreciate this unique guide to pampering-and transforming-the heart and spirit. |
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| These Student Activities are identical to those bound with the textbook and reinforce the concepts of this course. 3-hole drilled |
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