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| Numerous charts and diagrams providing a means to understanding the rise of nationalism, modernism, and postmodernism in the nineteenth to early twenty-first centuries complete with PowerPoint CD-ROM This third and final volume in the ZondervanCharts series on church history compiles 125 charts and diagrams that provide essential visual tools for teaching students about their Christian heritage, faith, and religious surroundings. Picking up where Charts of Reformation and Enlightenment Church History left off, this volume covers the nineteenth through early twenty-first centuries, explaining the various movements and the people and philosophies behind them that changed the course of church history in the West. The developments of cults, denominationalism, evangelicalism, and charismatic movement are clearly illustrated through the inclusion of numerous subheadings. Detailed explanation is provided with each visual tool. This clear, well-organized reference tool includes a PowerPoint CD-ROM for using the eye-catching graphics in a variety of settings. |
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| This book provides an in-depth survey of philosophy, designed to graphically explain major ideas in several areas of study within philosophy. |
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| Maps, charts, and diagrams for teaching church history_with a focus on the 16th-18th centuries This visual guide is the second in a series on church history. The first book, Charts of Ancient and Medieval Church History, covers the first 1,500 years of church history. This second book will cover the 16th to 18th centuries. It is composed of a variety of maps covering the Early Modern Period and includes charts for visualizing theological ideas and trends, as well as outlines to aid in teaching. This ZondervanCharts also comes with a PowerPoint CD-ROM that holds each of the teaching tools so that the colorful graphics can be used in a variety of settings. |
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| The key to studying theology is knowing where to start, and with that in mind, H. Wayne House has summarized the major introductory issues in systematic theology in an easy-to-follow, parallel column format. This book allows readers to read key theologians in their own words and quickly grasp the points of comparison and contrast. This volume will be especially useful to visually-oriented learners. |
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| Jesus Christ was both the unique Son of God -- the Messiah foretold in Scripture -- and a man of his time and culture. Charts of the Gospels and the Life of Christ helps you to know him better by clearly organizing the facts that surrounded his life. Whether you're a student, pastor, teacher, or simply someone who wants to take your study of the Bible deeper, this book helps you to see Jesus from a variety of perspectives. Divided into four sections, it gives you: Overview and Distribution Charts -- including Periods and Period Divisions in Christ's life. A Harmonistic Overview of the Four Gospels, Sections Found in All Four Gospels, and more. Background Charts -- Old Testament Citations in the Gospels, Sects of Judaism in Christ's Time, The Reigns of the Herods, Roman Rulers of the Land Where Christ Lived, and more. Chronological Charts -- Periods of the Life of Christ, The Major Periods of Christ's Ministry, Christ's Parables in the Presence/Absence of His Enemies, and more. Thematic Charts -- Seven Lessons of Jesus on Discipleship, The Kingdom in the Teachings of Jesus and the Gospels, Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross, and more. |
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| In our pluralistic world, it's important to get the facts straight. House outlines the positions of 14 major world religions on the nature of deity/ultimate spiritual reality, the human predicament, salvation/enlightenment/liberation, and so on. More than 90 charts cover all pertinent topics. |
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| This first of its kind charts book does not seek to support specific interpretations of end-times prophecies. Instead, it depicts the literary, historical, and theological backgrounds of Revelation, arguably the New Testament's most challenging book. Includes 79 charts, timelines, and maps. All charts are reproducible for classroom use. |
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| Featuring the songs that you have been singing with them in concert since last summer, plus many new favorites, this album was one of the best releases of 1999. |
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| In this inspiring book (formerly Seizing Your Divine Moment), Erwin McManus uses the biblical account of Israel's war with the Philistines (1 Samuel 13 and 14) and the characters of Saul and Jonathan to demonstrate the difference between living a life of purpose and adventure, and living one of apathy and missed opportunity. In the midst of a less-than-hopeful battle, Saul rested beneath a tree as Jonathan seized the divine moment that would impact the future of Israel. Through this story McManus artfully illustrates the eight characteristics of an adventurer's heart, what he calls "the Jonathan factor." Using powerful examples from his own life and ministry, along with fresh biblical teaching, McManus asserts that God crafts divine moments specific to each of us-priceless opportunities for us to actively engage in God's plan. By developing the characteristics McManus outlines, Christians can move from mundane to miraculous living. |
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| When paramedics are called to the scene of a burning car, they find a six-year-old boy in the nearby ditch. His mother is dead, no one knows who he is, and he isn't talking. Wearing only cut-off jeans and clutching a sketch pad, he's malnourished, small for his age, and covered in scars showing years of physical abuse. When Chase-a small town journalist raised by foster parents-steps onto the courthouse steps after a week-long stint in jail for trespassing, he is immediately met by his editor and assigned to write about this young boy. Growing up fatherless himself, Chase is drawn to the story and seeks to uncover the child's past. But by digging into the boy's past, Chase is digging back into his own long-buried emotions. As he works to discover the boy's identity, he also finds the answer to the question that got him thrown in jail in the first place-the story of his own history and the father who gave up everything to get him back. Chasing Fireflies is a haunting story about fishing, baseball, home cooking, and other matters of life and death . . . from the author of The Dead Don't Dance and When Crickets Cry. |
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| While most of us will experience at least one crisis of faith, we aren't usually giving a Sunday sermon when it happens. When the death of a child in his Connecticut congregation sends Chase Falson into a dizzy tailspin and the elders not-so-gently suggest a sabbatical, he numbly heads for the hills - of Italy - in desperate search of himself and his God. |
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| Helping mothers develop a vibrant relationship with God as they manage their household, raise their children, and keep a strong marriage. |
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