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| A wood resin reproduction of a unique, tender Bavarian statue of the Madonna and Child. Excellent detail. |
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| Baxter's Explore the Book -- Six Volumes in One -- A Basic and Broadly Interpretive Course of Bible Study from Genesis to Revelation. A book-by-book overview of the Bible that provides - an analysis of the structure of each book - a synopsis of the main movements of each book - an analysis of the special features of each book - suggestions for further reading. |
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| Theophile Breaux plans only to see his papa get back on his feet and to help turn the old cabin beside the bayou into a proper school for the children of Latagnier before leaving for good. Little does he know that while he is bringing the old place back to life, pretty Clothilde Trahan is doing the same for his heart. When Clothilde Trahan finally secures her uncle's permission to go to New Orleans and enroll in the teacher's college, she suddenly finds a reason to stay standing in her own backyard. Beneath Theo Breaux's handsome exterior is a man bent on leaving town. Unfortunately, if he goes, he will be taking her heart. Will Clothilde follow her plans, or will she give up her dreams for love? |
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| Four generations return to a cabin in Cajun country to discover their family's secrets of love and redemption. After Capucine Louet is exiled from Nova Scotia and heads for Bayou Teche, she's given a journal while passing through New York City and reconciles with God as she writes. Josee Broussard continues fifty years later, discovering the journal while struggling with her husband's love. Nic LeBlanc returns home looking for familiarity, but the journal broadens his horizons. Justin LeBlanc brings an exclamation point to its last pages, scrawling a proposal that sets the stage for future generations |
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| Christ-centered romance storiesTop-quality romance reflecting Christian values through realistic stories.So she leaves her Louisiana home against her parents' wishes. Hollywood in the 1940s isn't what she expected, but even a mugging fails to dim the starlight in her eyes. When acting roles seem hard to get, she takes a job as a waitress. Rob Tratelli, son of a famous movie producer, hates the emptiness of the Hollywood lifestyle. To help a friend, he takes on the job as cook in a diner, and there he meets a lovely Southern girl. As he loses his heart to Amalie Breaux, Rob fears his real identity could cause her to love him for the wrong reasons. Can she make things right at home and in her heart? Will Amalie trust God to fulfill her Bayou Dreams? "There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment." ? 1 John 4:18 |
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| After secretly eloping, Genevieve Lamont finds herself abandoned by her abusive husband, estranged from her mother, and guilt-ridden over her father's death. Resigned, Gen works in New Iberia's five-and-dime in order to keep her most precious secret - a newborn daughter - safe in Latagnier, Louisiana. Ernest Breaux is captivated by the mysterious Miss Lamont, but he's seen what family does to a man's spirit. His papa is living proof that the weight of a wife and children anchors a body to the bayou. Such a life is not for him! But his heart seems to have other ideas. Could the Lord have plans to build a future for Ernest with Gen, or will their love drown in the black water of Gen's bayou secrets? Fall in love with this inspiring love story and our entire collection of Christian romance novels from Heartsong Presents! |
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| "Perch it on a picnic table, and add instant fun to your next outdoor soiree! The holder is handcrafted of resin and hand painted to resemble a grill; the four spreaders feature resin handles and stainless steel blades for serving salsa, relish, mustard and ketchup. Makes a fun hostess or housewarming gift! Holder, approx. 5 1/2"" high. " |
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| John Maxwell shows you how to develop the most important element in business success: Relationships. Dr. John Maxwell, America's leadership expert and best-selling author, reveals how reaching out to others, and building strong relationships can help people become more effective leaders. |
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| Are You Living a Life of Honor or Destruction?Perhaps you have wandered off the path of living a holy life and feel like you are trapped. There is hope for you. God wants you to be free.In this powerful little book, Gloria Copeland outlines the steps you can take to get back on the road to living holy. It doesn't matter if the strongest addition in the world is holding you back, God can set you free.Christians today have more revelation of the Word of God than any other generation. Yet the world around us is growing more and more evil every day. How are believers supposed to live in the midst of such evil? God's direction is very clear: abstain from evil. This means don't participate in it, don't watch it, don't feed on it - don't have anything to do with it. God wants His people to be holy and set apart from evil!You were not created to be a vessel of destruction. Be a vessel of honor. The choice is yours to start living that way! |
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| With her latest release, Chonda uses her trademark combination of hilarious humor and touching poignancy to address the common fears that women face. Available on CD, DVD & VHS. |
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| Don't Be Fooled by the Merchandisers of Error! Some people who claim to represent the truth are really merchandisers of error. They deceive, mock, and defile, as their mouths speak "great swelling words" (Jude 16). Who are these false teachers? How can you recognize them? Based on 2 Peter, 2 and 3 John, and Jude, this book will help you sharpen your spiritual discernment. Join Dr. Wiersbe as he uncovers the disguises of today's religious impostors. Religious deception is on the rise. Don't be fooled by the masquerade. |
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| During the months that I have been studying the Gospel of John and writing this book, I have felt like a man standing on holy ground. The more I studied and wrote, the more inadequate I felt. No wonder the great Greek scholar Dr. A.T. Robertson called the Gospel of John "the profoundest book in the world." There is not space in these studies to plumb the depths, but I have tried to present the basic teachings of this marvelous book. The Gospel of John is simple enough for a child to wade in, but deep enough for the scholar and the most seasoned saint to swim in. This book is the first of two volumes devoted to the Gospel of John. The second one, focusing on chapters 13-21, will follow. Please come to this book with the heart and mind of a worshiper. John did not simply write a book; he painted exciting pictures. These pages are filled with images such as the Lamb, the Door, the Shepherd, the new birth, the light and darkness, the Water of Life, bread, blindness, seeds, and dozens more. Use your "sanctified imagination" as you study and the Gospel of John will become a new book to you. And, remember, you are not studying a book--you are seeing a Person. "And we beheld His glory . . . full of grace and truth" (John 1:14). |
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