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| Written for Christian women who try to do everything perfectly by their own power, Bloom Before You're Planted offers readers a fresh introduction to the fruit of the spirit. Thankfully, the fruit of the Spirit is not just another "to-do list"—it is the outgrowth of a life lived in the Spirit, a relationship with the One who wants the most abundant life we can possibly have—now and into eternity. |
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| Pack your bags and prepare for a lush and lively garden getaway! Women in your church or small group will be rooted and refreshed throughout this fragrant retreat. They'll cultivate friendships with Jesus and others - and dig into God's Word. |
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| More than 250 embarrassing church bloopers and pastor blunders, more than 350 hilarious jokes and jests, and more than 250 guips and quotes - all packed into one bundle of good, clean, really funny humor. A guaranteed pick-me-up ...a great gift for family fun...Jim Kraus has compiled a wonderfully funny collection sure to bring smiles and laughter for all ages! |
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| Blossoms & Blessings. 6 sheets of stickers per package |
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| A new training course for groups and churches in lifestyle evangelism, BLOWING YOUR COVER will equip churches to build lasting relationships with those around them. BLOWING YOUR COVER offers three components: a leader's guide, including a practical walk-through guide, a training DVD with slides which display without Powerpoint, Word templates, and three teaching sessions; a workbook intended for personal notes; and a media pack. Also, the BLOWING YOUR COVER INTRODUCTORY DVD is a FREE sampler designed to present the course to potential participants. Minimum of one pack needed per church. |
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| "This bright and charming door mat is both practical and decorative! Use it to announce a new arrival, and then it can be kept as a treasured keepsake! Non-slip polyester mat is available in pink or blue and is personalized, supply exact wording in three lines, up to 24 characters/spaces each. Best for indoor use. 30"" x 20"". Specify blue." |
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| One cold Depression-era Christmas, four friends huddle in a dusty attic, slipping their secret wishes for the future into an old bottle---dreams of becoming a mother, a painter, a social worker, and an actress. When reporter Brendan Delaney unearths the bottle 65 years later, it's the most meaningful story of her career. Will it help her discover the meaning of her own life? 368 pages, softcover from WestBow. |
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| To be faithful to the gospel, all ministry must be indigenous; it must participate in the distinctive practices and perspectives of the people among whom ministry is taking place. Because our society tends to ignore or deny the reality of class divisions and prejudice, too many congregational leaders know too little about the world of working class whites. Continuing his groundbreaking work on class and American religion, Sample opens up the lives and lifestyles of working class whites in order to engage with them in authentic and transformational ministry. |
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| This murrine style floral pendant is made from genuine glass and comes on a 24" adjustable braided cord. |
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| Many common psychological problems, such as depression, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and ADHD, can be linked to chemical imbalances in the brain. Dr. Paul Meier, whose clinic treats thousands of people per week, has written Blue Genes to help find answers for those who struggle. Through fascinating case studies, Dr. Meier shows the dramatic difference counseling and medicine can make. This empowering book addresses how genetics, environment, diet, fitness, and spirituality all affect our minds and our quality of life. |
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| "I never liked jazz music because jazz music doesn't resolve. . . . I used to not like God because God didn't resolve. But that was before any of this happened." In Donald Miller's early years, he was vaguely familiar with a distant God. But when he came to know Jesus Christ, he pursued the Christian life with great zeal. Within a few years he had a successful ministry that ultimately left him feeling empty, burned out, and, once again, far away from God. In this intimate, soul-searching account, Miller describes his remarkable journey back to a culturally relevant, infinitely loving God. |
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