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The book presents both personal and biblical reasons why God still speaks and heals today.

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Enhance your home or office decor with this exquisite Mask Sculpture Statue. Standing at 10 inches tall, this stunning piece is a perfect housewarming gift or a creative addition to your collection. Its abstract design adds a touch of elegance and intrigue to any space, making it a captivating focal point on a desk, shelf, or mantel. Crafted with intricate details, this statue features a unique face and hand sculptures that showcase artistic craftsmanship. Whether displayed in a modern or traditional setting, this sculpture is sure to impress guests and spark conversation. Add a touch of sophistication to your surroundings with this beautiful and eye-catching piece. Keep it indoors. Wipe with a clean damp cloth and dry.

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The Lord’s Prayer is much more than a prayer to be recited. The meaning of each phrase of the Prayer is explained through the teaching and ministry of Jesus as found in the gospels. Gary Taber addresses in depth the lessons and principles that Jesus demonstrated when Jesus taught the disciples to pray. The stories and spiritual insights found in this book will change the way you pray, transform your relationship with God, and move you to a new level in your relationship with others. As you learn to pray this prayer, God’s presence in your life will be the reason you passionately pursue Him. The answers regarding God’s will are discovered and learned as a result of that relationship. This book is a great tool for personal and group Bible Study. Every element of prayer, worship and intercession is embedded in its pages. It is personal, practical and applicable. When you read it for yourself, you will want to share it with your friends. It is not an ordinary read It is a life-changing book! —Karen Martell, Prayer Ministry Leader, Southeastern California Conference and the Pacific Union Conference

Scientist shares his personal life-changing discoveries about God, The Bible and Personal Fulfillment

Well-known and respected theologian Prof. Denise Ackermann shares her search for answers in this gripping, thought-provoking book. Honest and revealing, she grapples with her faith in Jesus in this, her "biography of faith" - faith in "the man on the borrowed donkey", as she calls him.

The best music of the 20th century "developed our capacity for feeling, deepened our compassion, and furthered our quest for and understanding of what Aristotle called 'the perfect end of life' ".― from the Foreword by NPR music critic Ted LibbeyThe single greatest crisis of the 20th century was the loss of faith. Noise―and its acceptance as music―was the product of the resulting spiritual confusion and, in its turn, became the further cause of its spread. Likewise, the recovery of modern music, the theme to which this book is dedicated, stems from a spiritual recovery. This is made explicitly clear by the composers whose interviews with the author are collected in this book.Robert Reilly spells out the nature of the crisis and its solution in sections that serve as bookends to the chapters on individual composers. He does not contend that all of these composers underwent and recovered from the central crisis he describes, but they all lived and worked within its broader context, and soldiered on, writing beautiful music. For this, they suffered ridicule and neglect, and he believes their rehabilitation will change the reputation of modern music.It is the spirit of music that this book is most about, and in his efforts to discern it, Reilly has discovered many treasures. The purpose of this book is to share them, to entice you to listen―because beauty is contagious. English conductor John Eliot Gardiner writes that experiencing Bach's masterpieces "is a way of fully realizing the scale and scope of what it is to be human". The reader may be surprised by how many works of the 20th and 21st centuries of which this is also true.The book includes 100s of CD recommendations, which will be regularly updated on the website for the book: www.SurprisedByBeauty.org.

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Ginger Kolbaba, editor of Marriage Partnership magazine, knows the realities of being a second wife. Because she understands the needs of remarried couples, Kolbaba shows them they are not alone in their everyday struggles. In a refreshing conversational tone, she discusses how to - show children and stepchildren they are not being forgotten or left behind - avoid communication crises - deal with unhealed relationships - overcome feelings of loneliness and misunderstanding - understand and accept unshared histories In her frank and humorous style, Kolbaba shows couples how to successfully maneuver these and other common pitfalls of the previously wed. Readers will find endless encouragement in Kolbaba's rich, spiritually steeped advice. This practical, inspirational guide offers couples all the tools necessary to ensure their remarriage will thrive, bless others, and be used by God in remarkable ways.

The best music of the 20th century "developed our capacity for feeling, deepened our compassion, and furthered our quest for and understanding of what Aristotle called 'the perfect end of life'".-- from the Foreword by NPR music critic Ted LibbeyThe single greatest crisis of the 20th century was the loss of faith. Noise--and its acceptance as music--was the product of the resulting spiritual confusion and, in its turn, became the further cause of its spread. Likewise, the recovery of modern music, the theme to which this book is dedicated, stems from a spiritual recovery. This is made explicitly clear by the composers whose interviews with the author are collected in this book.Robert Reilly spells out the nature of the crisis and its solution in sections that serve as bookends to the chapters on individual composers. He does not contend that all of these composers underwent and recovered from the central crisis he describes, but they all lived and worked within its broader context, and soldiered on, writing beautiful music. For this, they suffered ridicule and neglect, and he believes their rehabilitation will change the reputation of modern music.It is the spirit of music that this book is most about, and in his efforts to discern it, Reilly has discovered many treasures. The purpose of this book is to share them, to entice you to listen--because beauty is contagious. English conductor John Eliot Gardiner writes that experiencing Bach's masterpieces "is a way of fully realizing the scale and scope of what it is to be human". The reader may be surprised by how many works of the 20th and 21st centuries of which this is also true.

"Surprising Community" offers Christian readers biblical guidance on Christian social and political engagement. Along the way it tries to make sense of the unfortunate fact that believers are often as polarized over politics as anyone, and it offers guidance on how to navigate that polarization. Its ten chapters discuss the political idols that make us angry and afraid, the theology that can lay our fears to rest, a biblical account of our heavenly citizenship that helps us to be patient and winsome earthly citizens, an account of Jesus' remarkable command to "give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's", a series of approaches for effecting social and political chance that can reduce rather than increase political heat, and some practical advice on how to talk about politics at church. Questions for reflection, discussion, and application appear at the end of each chapter. The aim of "Surprising Community" is to help Christians meet two obligations: (1) to love their neighbors as themselves and (2) to love each other even when they disagree over how best to love their neighbors. With reference to the first obligation, the book argues that Christians may not withdraw from social and political engagement: Jesus is the Lord of all and we are his ambassadors, called to do all we can to make our world more just, good, and beautiful. With reference to the second obligation (and this is the heartbeat of the book), "Surprising Community" argues that Jesus died to create a social surprise, a new society that showcases for our polarized world what human society will look like when Jesus finishes what he started: Christians must, for this reason, find ways to live in honest harmony with each other even when they disagree profoundly over politics. The church must, in other words, care for the world without becoming like the world by polarizing as the world does.

This book is Out of Print, but is available through Lighting Source (print on demand). With honesty, sensitivity, and concern for biblical truth, this book address life after death and the role of suffering in human experience. Included are issues such as suicide, out-of-body experiences, and the fate of the stillborn and the aborted.

Throughout the time of the Bible, God spoke through prophecies, dreams and visions. After an intense period of study, Deere became convinced that God still speaks today apart from the Bible--but never in contradiction to it. In this provocative book full of stories and personal accounts, Deere reveals some of these surprising ways God communicates with us.

The best music of the 20th century "developed our capacity for feeling, deepened our compassion, and furthered our quest for and understanding of what Aristotle called 'the perfect end of life' ".― from the Foreword by NPR music critic Ted LibbeyThe single greatest crisis of the 20th century was the loss of faith. Noise―and its acceptance as music―was the product of the resulting spiritual confusion and, in its turn, became the further cause of its spread. Likewise, the recovery of modern music, the theme to which this book is dedicated, stems from a spiritual recovery. This is made explicitly clear by the composers whose interviews with the author are collected in this book.Robert Reilly spells out the nature of the crisis and its solution in sections that serve as bookends to the chapters on individual composers. He does not contend that all of these composers underwent and recovered from the central crisis he describes, but they all lived and worked within its broader context, and soldiered on, writing beautiful music. For this, they suffered ridicule and neglect, and he believes their rehabilitation will change the reputation of modern music.It is the spirit of music that this book is most about, and in his efforts to discern it, Reilly has discovered many treasures. The purpose of this book is to share them, to entice you to listen―because beauty is contagious. English conductor John Eliot Gardiner writes that experiencing Bach's masterpieces "is a way of fully realizing the scale and scope of what it is to be human". The reader may be surprised by how many works of the 20th and 21st centuries of which this is also true.The book includes 100s of CD recommendations, which will be regularly updated on the website for the book: www.SurprisedByBeauty.org.

Here you'll read the eye-opening, often heartrending life stories of ten people who struggled with some of the most difficult issues human beings face and who, as they struggled were drawn out of pain and darkness by the beauty of Catholic teachings about life, marriage, and human sexuality. Dramatic and thought-provoking, these intensely personal stories address virtually every controversial issue surrounding life, including in vitro fertilization, abortion, contraception, and more. Gathered by popular Catholic apologist Patrick Madrid, they turn on its head the oft-heard charge that Catholics embrace the Church's teachings on life only because they are Catholics. These good folks show the opposite: they are Catholics because of the Church's pro-life teachings. In these pages you'll meet, among others: AnneMarie S., one of San Francisco's highest paid call girls, made pro-life and then Catholic by a Catholic radio talk show. Leticia A., the sexually-abused Texas Baptist teenager, whose life of wild promiscuity was brought abruptly to an end by her need for true marriage, which she found only in the Church. Heather S., the pregnant teenager whose soul was awakened to the Faith by ten pro-life words from Pope John Paul II. Jewels G., the post-abortion pro-abortion crusader, whose failed suicide left her alive long enough to meet good Catholic women who explained the Church's teachings, turned her pro-life, and won her to the Faith. Leila M., the contracepting, pro-sterilization wife whose views were overthrown by the stark contrast between Planned Parenthood and the sweet memory of the wise pro-life teachings of her college ethics teacher, good Father Ryan. Chris A., the sexually profligate Jewish lawyer, who too late came to see the evil of the abortions he enabled, and now works as a Catholic apologist seeking to end this American holocaust. Plus others, who came into the Church after being "Surprised by Life."