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| Rachael Lampa has come of age in the blink of an eye. It seems like yesterday the Christian industry eagerly watched the adorable 15-year old performing on the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno' the day her debut album, Live For You, hit stores in 2000 (the first such debut for any Christian artist). She has blossomed into a graceful muse whose charm, self-deprecating wit and stunning voice wins every time...and those powerful vocals far exceed her 21 years and tiny 5' frame. Throughout her teens, the Dove Award-winning songstress had many chart-topping hit songs written for her, but most recently she took creative control by writing or co-writing all 11 tracks on 2004's self-titled release. The Christian message from her first three albums still resonated, but this time Rachael poured herself into each song. Topics were straight from her heart and ranged from her parents' divorce to dealing with suicide. As Rachael continues to spread her wings and develop more fully as an adult artist, Word Records proudly presents a 17-song treasury spanning four albums: Blessed: The Best of Rachael Lampa. |
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| Gary Smalley and John Trent's best-selling book offers a fresh, updated look at the life-changing gift the Bible calls "the blessing." Many of us-perhaps unknowingly-spend a lifetime striving for this acceptance. The unconditional love and approval that comes with the blessing is an important element of our self-esteem and emotional well-being. In The Blessing, Dr. John Trent tells of his search to receive the blessing from his father and the new insight-and deeper blessing-he received from God as he sought to pick up the pieces of his shattered dream. And Gary Smalley expands the concept of the blessing to include eight ways to bless adult children. "I never realized how powerful-and how necessary-the blessing has become to my older children until now. So if you have older children who have moved away from home, they're never out-of-reach of the blessing." The Blessing is a powerful book no family should be without. Within its pages, readers will find solid, practical advice on how to be a blessing as well as how to insure that your parents, spouse, and children all feel the security of family approval. STATUS:N CPCCATEGORY:CLVRLSPNT |
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| Tracing the "spin" from the Enlightenment of the 18th century to the beginning of this new millennium, the author shows how God's love message in Jesus has been attacked and altered by the historical-critical method of biblical interpretation. Theologians, philosophers, and historians as well, have attempted to make their words and theories superior to God's Holy Word in Scripture. A flavor of some of the diverse interpretations is presented to awaken the people of God to what has happened to God's revelation of His perfect love which He has expressed in His son, Jesus Christ, as Lord and Savior. |
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| "A gentle angel highlights one side of this commemorative cup from Roman - a perfect gift for a child's birth or Baptism. Side of cup says, ""A cup of blessings."" Double handle design. Made of long-lasting, tarnish-resistant zinc. Not foodsafe; decorative use only. 2 1/2"" high, 4 1/4"" wide, x 2 1/4"" deep." |
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| "The blessing cup can become a sign of solidarity-oneness in prayer and blessing. The blessing cup service, centered around a common cup and based on the use of Scripture and petition, can help family or group members express their deepest feelings."A best-seller with over 165,000 copies since 1979, The Blessing Cup has helped families and small groups celebrate the day-to-day experiences of life together. Now expanded, this book includes 29 new prayer rituals added to the original 40. The prayer-celebrations are designed to nourish family and small-group unity in a spirit of sharing and love of God and each other. At the center of the rites stands a beautiful ancient tradition: sharing the cup of blessing. After reflecting on a brief passage from Scripture and offering the family's or group's joys, sorrows and need to the Lord in prayers of petition, youg and old alike drink from the blessing cup-an action richly expressive of praise, celebration and unity. |
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| "Start a new tree-trimming tradition! After your tree is decorated, but before lights are turned on, hang this ornament and recite its special prayer. Handcrafted of resin, the ornament comes gift boxed and ready to share with a special family. 3 7/8"" x 4 1/2"". " |
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| Emigrating Augusta boards the wrong train and is mistaken for a mail order bride. Red River of the North book 6. |
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| Keep a record of your child's early years with this whimsical book. This baby book features the Holy Pond Hill characters with the artwork of Susan Wheeler. |
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| What better way to show appreciation for a father than with this colorful collection of quotes and short excerpts? Here readers can celebrate the unique qualities of love that a father brings to his family: nurturing, protecting, accepting, guiding, and especially, enduring. Beautiful four-color photographs and illustrations complement the text. A perfect gift for Father's Day, birthdays, or any gift- giving occasion. |
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| Kate McVeigh combines biblical truths with her own personal experiences to illustrate how God's favor dramatically changed her life and the lives of others. In this powerful book, Kate reveals the meaning of God's supernatural favor and how to expect it to operate in every area of our lives, including relationships, job, school, finances, and ministry. Scriptural prayers are included to help you begin to experience God's favor in your own life. |
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| Most people think of the kind of blessings they receive. But sometimes, blessings start coming to us - when we start blessing God first. But how do we bless God?Insights into the ancient biblical practice of blessing God are offered clearly and practically. With examples from Scripture and Jewish tradition, this book teaches the biblical formula used by men and women of the Bible, including the Messiah; points to new ways and resons to praise the Lord; and explains more about the Jewish roots of the faith. |
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| The mother and daughter team of Marilyn Hickey and Sarah Bowling explain the significance of generational curses and blessings and how readers have the power to have an impact on the spiritual heritage they hand to their children. |
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