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| All children love listening to stories, and there was never a better storyteller than Jesus. With delightful illustrations and easy-to-read text, this is an ideal introduction to Jesus' short and simple stories, sharing truth, love, and wisdom with young children. About the Author Juliet David has written many children's stories and Bible activity books. Her other interests include painting, music, and travel to Israel and other Bible lands. This experienced author lives in London with her family. |
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| This book is about grace. Its theme is grace; its heartbeat is grace. As a pastor, you've probably preached on grace from time to time, but have you ever considered the role of grace in your life and ministry? Your calling depends upon it-both humbly accepting grace from God and giving it away to others. Without grace, there is emptiness and the potential for that hole to be filled by the dangers lurking around you-often the lure of popularity, prestige and power. Like having a serious conversation with a mentor or coach in the ministry, The Shepherd's Covenant for Pastors offers the equipping you need to maintain your commitment to live your life and ministry with authenticity and integrity. Pledge with God and over 50,000 other pastors who have signed the Shepherd's Covenant to maintain a life of holiness and righteousness by committing to five basic principles built on the acrostic G.R.A.C.E. Learn how to maintain balance in your call that adequately reflects your contribution and God's grace at the same time. Build on a foundation that will stand strong when the call to serve man and God collides, when the responsibilities of the church take precedence over family, or when a change in direction is needed when the work of the church becomes more alluring than intimacy with the Lord. By God's grace and with the help of The Shepherd's Covenant for Pastors, you can commit today to a lifestyle more pleasing to the Lord, your congregation, your family and yourself. |
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| Academy Award winner Keith Carradine (Nashville) and Annette O'Toole (Bridge to Terebithia) head an outstanding cast in this gripping coming of age survival saga in the tradition of My Side of the Mountain. A colonial family seeks a new life in the uncharted Maine wilderness in 1768. Their hopes, dreams, and survival as a family are put to the supreme test when Will, the father, is forced to leave his thirteen-year-old son, Matt (Brendan Fletcher), alone to protect their claim while Will returns home to retrieve the rest of his family and their belongings. Matt is eager to prove he is not "just a boy," but loneliness, the threat of Indians, a menacing frontiersman (Maury Chaykin) and harsh conditions mark his dangerous vigil. He meets a young Penobscot Indian. Their distrust and hatred slowly turns into friendship that teaches Matt about survival, trust, understanding, and loyalty. The weeks pass into months, and winter approaches with no sign of Matt's family, who have been hit by hardships and tragedy on their way to Maine. Matt must decide whether to wait for them as promised or take shelter with his new Indian friends. |
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| Narrated by Kenneth More, this film is a monumental documentary based on scientific investigations of the burial cloth thought to be that of Jesus Christ known as the Shroud of Turin. In it noted medical examiners, theologians, physicists, and historians use modern science to trace the history of the cloth and reconstruct the events of Christ's passion. The results of their detective work unfold dramatically. Winner of numerous film awards. |
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| Jill and Eustace must rescue the Prince from the evil Witch. NARNIA . . . where owls are wise, where some of the giants like to snack on humans (and, if carefully cooked, on Marsh-wiggles, too), where a prince is put under an evil spell . . . and where the adventure begins. Eustace and Jill escape from the bullies at school through a strange door in the wall, which, for once, is unlocked. It leads to the open moor . . . or does it? Once again Aslan has a task for the children, and Narnia needs them. Through dangers untold and caverns deep and dark, they pursue the quest that brings them face to face with the evil Witch. She must be defeated if Prince Rilian is to be saved. Enter this enchanged world countless times in The Chronicles of Narnia. |
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| What is the Classic Crime? History is filled with heroes that made the ultimate sacrifice and martyrs who died for their cause. Whether their actions were viewed as “criminal” in their day was irrelevant. From those fighting against injustice to those who stood up for the folks who don’t fit in, dying for one’s beliefs or one’s art is the Classic Crime. “Music has a profound effect on the listener. It even has the power to lift spirits and change lives,” reasons Classic Crime singer Matt MacDonald. “If we can see our music change a life for the better, than we’ve been paid in the kind of way we hope to be. |
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| Mustard Pancakes, winner of the 2006 Parent’s Choice Gold Award and 2006 Dove Foundation Family Approved Seal, is a half hour children’s show featuring the music of Courtney Campbell. The Singing King follows Courtney and her puppet family through their everyday journeys. The Singing King includes four episodes your children are sure to love! |
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| The Sister Circle, book one of this charming contemporary series, introduces Peerbaugh Place, the quaint Victorian house that becomes a refuge to seven women of vastly different ages, personalities, and backgrounds. When Evelyn Peerbaugh hung the ancient sign in front of her house, she had no idea how life was about to change. In a matter of days, she became the newly widowed owner of a busy boardinghouse, trying to cope with the lives and emotions of the most incompatible group of women ever gathered under one roof. Through struggles and triumphs, the women forge a special bond of sisterhood. Readers will find their own place in the circle, gaining insight into their own spiritual gifts, as they laugh and cry with each of these women. Click here to read a sample chapter! Adobe Acrobat is required. Click here to download |
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| Meet Maxine and Odessa, the Queen Mamas of Castlerock, Texas. They may be getting on in years, but good luck keeping up with them! Most days they're on the prowl at the Five Acres of Fabulous Finds Flea Market, searching for treasures among the trash, and turning life on its heels for: Jan, the "perfect" former cheerleader with a big secret Bernadette, the bridal shop owner who seems destined for singlehood Chloe, the trouble magnet needing fashion intervention…and a boyfriend makeover |
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| In The Six Lies of the Fibbler, Bibleman takes on the most dastardly of his enemies. He's the Fibbler, known for spreading lies and causing havoc and his target is church kids. The Fibbler's lying influence causes tremendous turmoil that only Bibleman can put in order. The Fibbler nearly accomplishes his evil task, but thanks to Bibleman's gifts and intense knowledge of God's Word, he defeats the Fibbler in a dramatic fight. |
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| Now that dastardly villain Dalton has been jailed, the townsfolk of Odyssey can get back to normal... which means plenty of outrageous predicaments! Wooton falls in love with a young lady who's not all that she appears. When Eugene learns the heart-wrenching events of his birth, his response inspires his dad, Leonard, to do something drastic. And in stories that emphasize hope and relying on God, the family situations of Mandy and Grady come full circle. Features include a behind-the-scenes booklet with fun facts and more, and an exclusive preview of volume #50 releasing fall 2008. Adventures in Odyssey volume 49 features the voices of Paul Herlinger, Katie Leigh (Totally Spies), Jess Harnell (Transformers), Will Ryan (Looney Tunes: Back in Action), and many more Hollywood actors! |
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