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| In the first part of this book Ganssle lays the groundwork for clear and careful thinking, providing us an introductory guide to doing philosophy. In the second part Ganssle then takes us through the process of thinking well about God in particular. He asks us to consider whether there are good reasons to believe that God exists. He thinks there are! In a third part Ganssle addresses the thorny issue of the existence both of God and of evil. He thinks there's a valid way through this problem. In the final part Ganssle helps us thread our way through questions like: What can God know? How does God communicate? He thinks that there are some clear answers to these questions, at least if you're talking about the God of Christianity. |
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| New York Times bestselling author and expert on leadership John C. Maxwell explores the concept that success is really just a frame of mind. Good thinking. It's the one thing all successful people have in common. People who achieve their dreams understand the critical relationship between their level of thinking and their level of progress--and they know that when thinking is limited, so is potential. Now, John C. Maxwell explores this idea and identifies the specific skills people need to make their potential for success explode into results. From focused and creative thinking to thinking of the big picture or the bottom line, he provides examples of effective thinking for every situation. This book doesn't tell readers what to think, it teaches them how to think. After all, success is as simple as changing your mind. |
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| From TV news to public school classrooms, secular ideas are presented as "the way to think"--sophisticated and scientific, contemporary and aware. Even though they're infected with an array of false assumptions. Yet Christians too easily succumb because they don't understand how remarkable it is to view the world from a biblical perspective. Designed to build a young person's assurance that a Bible-based worldview makes sense. Includes CD-ROM Leader's Guide. |
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| Somewhere ahead, just around the corner - or perhaps staring you in the eye - life will present you with a trial or suffering that will threaten to derail your reliance on God and upset your mental equilibrium. Whether you are in the midst of a trial that threatens to overwhelm you, or your just want to be prepared for what might be, here is the encouragement you need to keep your mind focused and your heart centered.With the heart of a pastor and the mind of a Bible teacher, John Hutchinson provides a guide that helps Christians understand biblical passages about trials and suffering. Explaining how these truths relate to our own lives, Hutchinson also gives us the means to develop a thinking process that can prepare us for difficult times and minimize the shock and paralysis of soul-crushing events. |
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| John Owen (1616-1683) is one of the most prominent theologians England has ever had. The Grace and Duty of being Spiritually Minded was published in 1681, after illness had caused Owen to spend time meditating upon the importance of spirituality.'Of all the evils which I have seen in the days of my pilgrimage', he wrote, 'there is none as grievous as the public contempt of the principal mysteries of the Gospel among them that are called Christians.'Here is an abridgement of Owen's volume, in easier English. |
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| Would you like to resolve the debilitating issues that prevent you from growing emotionally, mentally and spiritually? Learn four clearly defined steps for healing the hurts and pains stored in your heart that effect your thoughts and actions. For a man to be right with God his heart must be changed, and if he will experience true emotional and mental wellness the heart must be sanctified. Within these pages, discover the secrets of a new heart. |
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| FCS Exclusive! This go-anywhere size is ideal for carrying to church, Bible studies or for personal use. Features a double-column format, words of Christ in red, full color maps and more. |
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| Sure, lead singer Mac Powell sounds remarkably like Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish, but Third Day has an edgy Southern folk rock sound that's all their own. Their 12-song debut album includes "Forever" and the emotional powerhouse "Thief." Read an exclusive interview with this group. Click Here to get Instant Access to Mac Powell of Third Day. |
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| Here speaking as a "public alcoholic," a recovering person willing to speak about chemical addiction, prolific and much respected ethicist Jim Nelson offers his personal and theological reflection on alcohol addiction and recovery. Drawing on the foundational ideas of liberation theology and weaving together scripture and Christian tradition with contemporary medical and sociological insights, Nelson demonstrates the healing significance of story telling for the recovering alcoholic and explores all addictions' roots in the spiritual thirst for God. |
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| Multiple Stellar Award-winner, Grammy-nominee, and perennial gospel music favorite, Marvin Sapp, has succeeded in establishing himself as one of the most recognizable voices in gospel music. Sapp declared himself "not a singer who can preach, but rather a preacher who just happens to sing," and he does both with the case of Thirsty. For Thirsty, Sapp teamed up with producers Aaron Lindsey, Myron Butler, his choir Levi, and New Breed. The CD was recorded live, before a capacity crowd. |
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