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| Adie, former frontwoman of The Benjamin Gate and also married to Jeremy Camp, is back to the music scene with her debut solo album Don’t Wait. Ultimately, it’s the couple’s personal and professional camaraderie, along with Adie’s expressive voice that makes Don’t Wait such a unique and compelling offering. Musically mirrors style of singer/songwriter Butterfly Boucher and the more electronic pop approach of Frou Frou, Don’t Wait is a seasoned, more introspective departure from Adie’s more aggressive rock roots in The Benjamin Gate. |
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| This book is a passionate call for this generation to make their lives count for eternity. John Piper acknowledges that the risks for those who seek to accomplish something in life--risks in relationships for the sake of righteousness and authenticity, risks with money for the cause of the Gospel, and risks in witnessing to the truth and beauty of Christ. Readers will find their passion for the cross of Christ enlarged as a result of reading this book. |
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| This book is a passionate call for us not to get caught up in a life that counts for nothing, but rather to make the glory of God our singular passion. Includes DVD. |
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| This three-in-one volume contains favorite titles by Donald Miller including: Blue Like Jazz, Searching for God Knows What, and Through Painted Deserts. |
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| The timeless story of the Good Samaritan is told in an oversized donkey-shaped board book. |
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| Life's challenges often prove to be almost more than we can handle. Plans are derailed, dreams thwarted, hopes crushed. Or, more precisely, your son breaks his arm, you lost your job, your best friend has just become your worst enemy. Meet your donkey--the difficult people, obstacles, and situations in life that stall your plans. Looking at the story of Balaam's Ass in Numbers 22, author Virelle Kidder shows us how God still uses surprising ways of communicating His message to us. He is speaking to us; it's our job to listen for His voice, even in the most unexpected places! |
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| When an angry snowstorm forces Marcail Donovan to seek shelter for the night at the town doctor’s house, the pretty new schoolteacher is thrust into a scandal that threatens her career. The unfortunate but innocent circumstances bring harsh condemnation to Marcail, but the compassionate bachelor doctor offers her a way to remain the town’s teacher. Now she must face an inner turmoil worse than any storm. Is Donovan’s Daughter willing to give up her own dreams to bring God’s love to the children she teaches? About the Author Lori Wick is a multifaceted author of Christian fiction. As comfortable writing period stories as she is penning contemporary works, Lori’s books (more than 5 million in print) vary widely in location and time period. Lori’s faithful fans consistently put her series and standalone works on the bestseller lists. Lori and her husband, Bob, live with their swiftly growing family in the Midwest. |
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| The Tough Questions series faces head-on the difficult and challenging questions seekers ask about the Christian faith. How can an all-powerful God allow suffering? Is Jesus really the only way to God? Where did evil come from? Tough questions. Reasonable questions. The kinds of challenging questions you or someone you know may be asking that are worth the time to explore. In six sessions designed to get small groups thinking and discussing, each guide in the series deals frankly with objections commonly raised about Christianity. You'll engage in the kind of spirited dialogue that shows that the Christian faith can stand up to scrutiny. Detailed lesson plans are provided for facilitating discussions around the most frequently asked spiritual questions by seekers. In the process, it gives an overview of key elements of the Christian faith. This honest, informative series is the result of Garry Poole and Judson Poling's extensive work with seekers at Willow Creek Community Church. In six sessions designed to get small groups thinking, discussing, and sharing, each book deals head-on with questions and objections commonly raised about the Christian faith. Quotes from non-Christian skeptics in various disciplines, together with responses from credible Christian apologists, fuel the discussions. A great resource for small groups, churches, and Sunday school classes, this series offers seekers and believers alike the kinds of reasonable, factual answers that inspire faith, conviction, and trust in the reality and claims of Christ. |
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| This book helps teenagers understand how to think clearly and biblically about supernatural events. Every day we hear of supernatural phenomenon_from Ouija boards to crop circles to psychics on TV_and it's difficult for teens to know how to distinguish between genuine and counterfeit occurrences. Author Mark Matlock, who has conducted a research project with Barna Research on Teens and the Supernatural and is a member of the international community of illusionists, presents clear principles and intriguing examples that teach teens how to respond to the supernatural with wisdom, discernment, and without being duped. Using the Acts community at Berea as a model, Matlock identifies "thinking traps" that lead to deception, such as not balancing the mind and emotions, mixing truth with lies, and making false association. With clarity, he shows readers how to find Christ, and provides biblical answers to frequently asked questions about such things as Ouija boards, psychics, angels, and demons. Upside-down. Turned around. Sound like a typical day for you? invert books meet you where you are_in the twisted, flipped around places in your life. You've got so many relationships to focus on_God, others, and even yourself_invert books will help you figure out how to give yourself fully to all of them. invert tackles the difficult topics that are important to you_and will help you turn to focus on God more clearly. |
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