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| Based on John's new trade book, The Way of the Wild Heart Workbook sheds light on the initiation into manhood, reaching out to men who lacked the spiritual role models to help lead them through this rite of passage. It will reach out to "unfinished men" and help them identify their weaknesses, baggage, and uncertainties that hinder them in becoming the individuals and the mentors that they strive to be. Eldredge identifies six stages that all men go through: the beloved son, the cowboy ranger, the warrior, the lover, the king, and the sage. In this workbook, Eldredge presents a working, walking model that men can apply to their daily lives. Ideal for personal or group study and growth Honest and poignant personal stories and anecdotes, along with relevant excerpts from popular movies and books Insightful questions that help readers examine their hearts |
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| The Way to Love Your Wife is a repackage of The Married Guy’s Guide to Great Sex. This popular book on marital sex is directed to men with the purpose of changing their attitude and approach toward sex. It helps take the pressure off of both spouses to perform or achieve certain results, and gives the man the confidence he needs to know and understand how to meet his wife’s needs. |
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| Not only are Emery recapturing the definitive meaning of the "EMO" genre by abounding deep emotion between their intense variance in dynamics and layered vocal beauty, but their feelings are backed by passionate beliefs in love, faith, and hope, making their emotions not only compelling, but full of genuine sentiment as well. The songs on The Weaks End, carrying a perfect blend of all the depth of hardcore stylings layered with delicate melodies and often times fragile vocal overtones, are not only beautifully done but also meaningful. |
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| When one talks about rock & roll or any of the sub genres involved, it's generally in terms of crunching guitars and more of an attitude than most other forms of musical communication. In the case of members of Arkansas' The Wedding, it's all of the above with added punk infectiousness, emo refrains and hardcore intensity blended in. This music is what the The Wedding have been distributing in one form or another for the better part of the last half-decade and one that's found a connection in its national debut disc due out February 15, 2005 on Rambler Records. While opening for previous artists like Bleach, John Reuben, Number One Gun, Anberlin, Spoken, and most recently on the Super Tour with Supertones and Superchick, The Wedding's fan base is continually growing and eagerly anticipating their full album release. From the first riff of the radio single 'Move This City' to the militant instrumentation of 'Wake The Regiment' and the sacrifice centered 'Price For Love', this album is full of high energy songs that deal with perserverance, healing, forgiveness and self-esteem. |
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| Artistic Danny Mago gets a new job at the St. Martin de Porres Convent with Mother Madeleine, the famous Maori painter, and he approaches the ancient, unused elevator on the Convent grounds, the uneventful tenor of his life takes a decided turn-upwards! The resulting wild adventures become strangely entangled with the quest that has brought beautiful Zelia Mazloum from Turkey to New Zealand. In the midst of all this, Danny accepts a call to make a unique contribution to his home, the land that rests upon the seas, Aetearoa. Demonic creatures, angelic beings, sly villains, an old and beautiful weka-feather cloak, a blank wall in a new Cathedral and an unforgettable Maori nun come together in this amazing tale of spirit and laughter. |
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| One of Chesterton's last books, this book is considered by Chesterton critics and fans as one of his finest collections of essays on a variety of cultural, social and moral issues that seem even more urgent today. His trademark wit and perceptive analysis of the absurdities and excesses of modern life are here, but with a more serious tone than usual. '' He diagnoses the rising threats of anti-Semitism and Nazism, of unchecked militarism and the dangerous idealism of pacifism, the problems of materialism and capitalism, the sickness of immoral sexual behavior and eugenics, the twin threats of fascism and communism, and much more. '' Throughout his writings, always so prophetic and seemingly more timely now than when he lived, Chesterton fiercely defends the Church (the "Well") and Christian teachings as the source of wisdom, reason, compassion and strength to face all the dangers and evils in modern times (the "Shallows"). '' The popularity of G. K. Chesterton and his writings continues to flourish as the new Chesterton movement grows in the USA and abroad. G. K. Chesterton is one of the most prolific and beloved authors of modern times, having written some 100 books on a wide variety of subjects including philosophy, theology, fiction, poetry, literature and history. His best-selling books today include Orthodoxy, The Everlasting Man, St. Thomas & St. Francis, and the Father Brown Stories. '' |
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| The Sacred Liturgy, declares Vatican II, is the font from which all the Church's spiritual power flows. In his modern classic work The Wellspring of Worship , Fr. Jean Corbon explores the meaning of the Liturgy as the "wellspring" or source of the Church's life and worship of God. The Liturgy itself is a sharing in the mystery of the Triune God and in the Incarnation, Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus. Corbon writes that it is "the mystery of the river of life that streams from the Father and the Lamb", into which believers are to be drawn. In this way, the divine river waters their entire lives, renewing and transforming them. ' The Wellspring of Worship is a masterful reflection on the mystery of God's Trinitarian life and how the Church's members participate in that life through the Liturgy. ' “Our thanks to Father Corbon for guiding us on this return to the source.�' " Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, in the Foreword '' “I have no doubt that this book will be recognized for centuries as a classic of Catholic liturgical spirituality and theology.� " Aidan Nichols, O.P.,'Author, Looking at the Liturgy |
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| Four Max Lucado's Wemmick's stories in glistening 3D computer-animation on three DVDs! You Are Special The Wemmicks scurry about their days sticking gold stars on the pretty Wemmicks or gray dots on those who make mistakes. But no matter how others judge their worth, God cherishes them just as they are. If I Only Had A Green Nose Punchinello discovers that changing his appearance to fit in is like chasing the wind. A classic tale of self-acceptance that every child will love. Punchinello and the Most Marvelous Gift The whole town is bustling to get ready for Maker Day, but Punchinello has nothing wonderful enough to offer. Children will learn the value of a gift from the heart. You Are Mine Punchinello forgets what his maker has taught him, until he stumbles into Eli's workshop where he hears the words: "You are special, not because of the things you have, but because you are mine." |
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| Based on a biblical and historical study of what Jesus ate, as well as scientific research on why these particular foods are ideal for healthy living, What Would Jesus Eat? is the ultimate program for eating well in the twenty-first century. Now, this companion cookbook helps readers to creatively and practically incorporate these foods into their own diets. These easy-to-follow recipes are designed to help the reader prepare foods commonly eaten during the time of Christ in a way that will satisfy modern-day palates. Dishes feature fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, legumes, fish, olive oil, and more. This unique cookbook is ideal for anyone desiring to safely lose weight or simply eat healthier. |
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| Illustrations by Helen Sewell ''After one adventurous, but fairly safe voyage, Aunt Nannie reluctantly allows Sally to sail away again, this time into the Mediterranean Sea"and right into the clutches of the Barbary Coast pirates. Taken captive, Sally is exposed to a way of life very different from the protected one she has known. Her resiliency as well as her courage and love are sorely tried; however, both she and those she encounters in the Sultan's palace will never be quite the same for her stay there. The fourth book in the “Sally Series�. Illustrated. Ages 10 and up |
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| Her mother, sister and friends fear spinsterhood may be thirty-year-old Whitney Blake's fate. And while she doesn't believe she'll be weaving tablecloths, Whitney wonders if Mr. Right will ever arrive. Deciding to be more proactive, Whitney starts a journal, stating her goals: "This month--Lose two pounds (sensibly). GET ORGANIZED. Start by cleaning closets. Have friends over for dinner. Pray more, obsess less." It must be working--suddenly there are several men in Whitney's life. But are any of them marriage material, or is "fabulous, single, Christian man" an oxymoron? |
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