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| Using just their voices and a bit of percussion, Go Fish creates a musical experience the entire family will enjoy! Splash includes "Ladybug," "My Very Own Church" and "Alleluia." |
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| Come along with Max Lucado's fun-filled Hermie and Friends, and dive in and discover God's gifts for you. Using six great themes of the Bible and based off of the popular trade book, Come Thirsty, Splash! is a comprehensive lesson plan for 3-8 year olds. As the children go to the W-E-L-L, they will learn of Jesus' Work, Energy, Lordship, and Love!; The six-week children's curriculum is teacher-friendly, fully reproducible, and easily adaptable to several age levels. The exciting features include: Bible stories; Puppet ; Craft ideas; Drama suggestions; Activity sheets; Hermie and Wormie coloring pages; Object lessons; Memory verse games and songs; Enrichment activities. |
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| Jesus told the woman at the well that He was the living water. If she drank, she would never be thirsty again. Using refreshing stories, Scriptures, and encouraging words, the reader will learn to share her own personal everyday moments with those around her, turning evangelism into a simple, basic, natural occurence. |
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| 12 Splash! Monthly Newsletters. Splash! Year 1 Music CD. Parent Pages are monthly newsletters that support families. Each issue of Parent Pages helps families incorporate faith formation into the events of daily life. Families will love the lively, engaging ways to enjoy Bible stories, prayer, worship, and devotion times with their young children. Because none of the activities require elaborate preparations or materials, families can try out ideas from the Parent Pages during everyday activities. |
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| Mothering is one of the most joyous and also most tiresome experiences. Every mother on one day or another has sent out those S.O.S. cries, longing for just a few sacred moments to regroup and to be rejuvenated. Often, the only place in the house where a mom might capture one of these rare moments of quiet reflection is while soaking in a bubble bath, where a day's challenges can be washed away with a few splashes of serenity. In these 30 five-minute meditations, Miller restores sanity with Scripture and shares poignant, often amusing vignettes to encourage mothers along their journey. Through her words, allow the Lord to "massage our tired toes with His oils of gladness and transform our sluggish steps into a joyful dance." |
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| Rosybud comes over to play with Seedling. But when he doesn't want to share his toys, Seedling soon finds himself playing alone. Perfect for children 3 and younger, this whimsical tale reveals the joy that comes with sharing. |
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| Life is tough. You've got questions. You've got choices...and the results are yours to live with. So go aheaddo a little investigating and discover the answers for yourself. The graphically captivating books in the FlipSwitch series are the real deal. They unashamedly tackle pressing issues that you face every day. After pinpointing God's solution, they offer practical steps that will help you take your life in the right direction...without a doubt. Check 'em out: HEAT : Sex. A huge reality check complete with stats and facts on who's doing it and who's paying for it (STD information). BLUR : Who defines you? A startling glimpse into the reality of your self-image. SPLIT : Divorce. Guidance as your own or your friends' parents go ring-less. BUZZ: Drugs and alcohol. What you need to know about beer, bongs, weed, tobacco, and other tempting substances. |
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| Cody Martin's stand-out efforts on the freshman football and basketball teams have attracted attention from both the track and baseball coaches, and when his two best friends each choose a different sport, Cody is stumped. To complicate matters, his dad has remarried, which calls for adjustments at home, and Cody thinks his best friend might be using performanceenhancing drugs. When the coach confronts Cody, he is forced to make a tough decision: lie to the coach or risk losing a friend. What will he do? |
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| She's armed--with hot irons, sharp shears, and a flair for color. She's dangerous--truly bad news for bad hair. And she's going to do whatever it takes to make a place for herself in the exclusive Beverly Hills salon. Even if that means sweeping hair, emptying trash, scrubbing dummy heads, and making soy lattes for the stars that come to Yoshi's salon. Even if it means hiding the fact that she's not really an up-and-comer from New York, but a drunk's daughter from small-town Wyoming. Even if it means ignoring her attraction to a tall, dark stranger in a fedora who just stepped off the elevator...and into her heart. But can a talented hairdresser from the sticks really make it in image-obsessed L.A.? And can she ever find true love and real success in a town that wrote the book on fake? |
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| The story of a prodigal daughter's transformation - reminds readers of God's delight in forgiving, loving, and enjoying the ride. |
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| Finish well. That is what we are called to do in Scripture, but where will our money and possessions finish? The Bible has the principles that provide answers to the challenge of parenting and passing along an in heritage. Within the next decade, over ONE TRILLION DOLLARS will change hands from one generation to the next. Individuals with adult children will need to transfer that wealth without ruining their heirs' lives.Ron Blue, an authority on personal and business finance, will help:~Identify exactly how much money would be transferred were the reader to die today~Identify the need for creating a will~Identify tax-wise financial planning~Teach the way to leave money without creating an unhealthy dependence |
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| FBI agent and part-time storm chaser Mick Klein wants answers. His brother has been murdered and the police have no leads. Mick's investigation leads him to a beautiful blind woman who knows something, but she's terrified of strangers---including him. What has frightened her so badly? Can he persuade her to talk before it's too late? |
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