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| Features scripture from James 5:11 "You know the Lord is full of mercy and is kind." Set of 12 folders. |
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| Few jobs are as demanding and as satisfying as being a mother. This treasury of recipes, quotes, stories and spiritual insights celebrates the special role that mothers play. |
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| "Display at home, the office, anywhere to urge all to let go of the things that bring us down, and rejoice in the good! Crafted of resin with an ultra-realistic stone texture, the plaque comes ready to hang. 10"" x 4 1/2"". " |
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| Broken. Blessed. How can those two words possibly go together? Considering just how shattering life's blows can be, can we honestly believe God will bring good out of our most heartbreaking crises? "It's difficult to discern the blessing in the midst of brokenness," says Dr. Charles Stanley. "Certain circumstances in life hurt, at times so intensely that we think we will never heal." The death of a loved one, the loss of a job, a lingering illness . . . the catalysts for brokenness all possess a wrenching pain and the power to forever alter our life. But they also possess one thing more: the potential for discovering a richness in living we otherwise never would know. "After brokenness, we can experience God's greatest blessings," say Dr. Stanley. "The dawn after a very dark and storm-wracked night is glorious. Joy after a period of intense mourning can be ecstatic." First, however, we must fully experience our brokenness and confront why God allows it. With gentle wisdom, Dr. Stanley shines light on the process of being broken. He reveals the ways we protest against it. And he gives us an inspiring look beyond the pain to the promise of blessing. Brokenness is what God uses to replace our self-life with his desires and intents for us, says Stanley. Its end is blessing far greater than we could ever discover apart from being broken. It's spiritual maturity and joyous intimacy with God. Greater depth and power in our ministry to others. New dimensions of freedom, strength, and peace. And a wholeness that comes as God himself reassembles us into someone more closely resembling Jesus Christ. |
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| "This platter's so pretty, you won't want to cover it. But its generous size and microwave/dishwasher safe ceramic design make it ideal for everything from Easter hams to yummy cookies! 15 1/2"" x 11""." |
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| How blessed we are to have the opportunity for sharing in friendship with other women! God gave us the desire for relationships; and with commitment, vulnerability and respect, we will grow and build each other up in love. Discover God's design for friendhsips! As with all of His designs, the results are immeasurabe blessing and fulfillment. Topics include: Relationships 101-taking the risk to be a friend through thick and thin, Redeeming the Wreckage-recognizing the importance of forgiveness, Ready to Reveal-being honest and vulnerable to build deeper bonds, Ring Ring! Anyone Home?-developing the fine art of listening. |
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| "Count your blessings with this gorgeous pendant made exclusively for us by Baroni Designs. It is polished sterling silver with engraved lettering. The ""Blessings"" choker has a petite silver charm with the word engraved. It dangles from a single-strand black leather cord, with silver findings and a sturdy clasp. Adjusts from 15"" to 17"". " |
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| All five items in this stationery collection accent a desk, table, dresser, and anywhere else to help keep things organized. |
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| "Four inspiring message tiles on a beautiful, natural-look display rack. Bent metal rack creates a wonderful leaf effect with shades of copper and verdigris. The rack holds four separate fired ceramic tiles with inspiring messages. 10 1/4"" x 14""." |
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| "Now all will know your home is a haven of blessings! A vibrant and heartwarming touch in any room, the wall art is crafted of resin, inset with a lovely verse and comes ready to hang. 15"" x 4 5/8"". " |
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| Blind dates give everyone the shivers…with or without a murder attached to them. Jo Tulip is a sassy single woman full of household hints and handy advice for every situation. Her first romantic outing in months is a blind date—okay, the Hall of Fame of Awful Blind Dates—but things go from bad to worse when the date drops dead and Jo finds herself smack in the middle of a murder investigation. With the help of her best friend, Danny, and faith in God, Jo attempts to solve one exciting mystery while facing another: Why is love always so complicated? |
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