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One of the most impactful lessons from Paul’s letter to the Philippians can be taken from the fact that he wrote this letter while he was a prisoner awaiting his hearing with the madman, Roman emperor – Nero. Paul had made three missionary journeys over a couple of decades and had been in prison for several years already when he arrived in Rome for his trial on trumped up, meritless charges. The outcome of Paul’s trial was still very much in doubt – Paul may be released or he may be beheaded. With Nero, who could tell? It was in this setting that Paul sat down and penned his message to the saints of God about joy! Joy? Of all the topics, lessons, and issues that Paul might have addressed while being a prisoner on death row, he was moved to write about the joy of the Lord being our strength. Through four chapters he sets the joy of the Lord before us and calls us to walk in that joy as we face tough circumstances, difficult people, the temptations of this life, and the tendency to worry that is so common to each of us. Paul will speak to us about our outlook: are we singular in our focus, are we submitted to our God, do we have spiritual outlook based on God’s Word, and are our thoughts resting in His care? It is an epistle that every believer needs to know, learn and find God’s joy in!

Paul Morley knew Joy Division intimately. He not only wrote extensively and evocatively of the mood, atmosphere and ephemeral terror” that enveloped the group and their doomed front man, Ian Curtis, but he was present when Curtis suffered his life-changing epileptic seizure following a London concert in April 1980 and was the only journalist permitted to view Curtis’ corpse. Joy Division: Piece By Piece encompasses his complete writings on the group, both contemporary and retrospective. In addition to collecting all of Morley’s classic works about the band, the book includes his eloquent Ian Curtis obituary and hindsight pieces on the group’s significance, framed by an extensive retrospective essay, as well as his reviews of the films 24 Hour Party People and Control. Morley, who emerged from Manchester at the same time as Joy Division, effortlessly evokes that city’s zeitgeist and psycho-geography to tell the story of this uniquely intense group.

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Baseball has no other book like this.In The Joy of Keeping Score, Paul Dickson celebrates one of the most unusual traditions in all of sports―the baseball scorecard.To Dickson and to fans everywhere, baseball without a scorecard or box score is unthinkable. And within the history of the scorecard are some of baseball's greatest moments. From the first scorecard introduced in 1845, to the scoring system devised by direct-marketing genius L. L. Bean; from presidential scoring habits to batting titles decided by official scorers to Phil Rizzuto's inspired scoring symbol "WW,* Dickson delights in his subject. Henry Chadwick (the inventor of the scorecard), Ty Cobb, Mel Allen and Red Barber, FDR and Ike, concessionaire Harry M. Stevens, California Angels' official scorer, Ed Munson, and many others all play their parts in this history.Among this book's many illustrations is a gallery of historic scorecards, some of them from baseball's most memorable contests, including Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series, Babe Ruth's "called" home run, and Cal Ripken's record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game. In addition, Dickson provides basic and advanced scoring techniques for fans who record the games they see, a year-by-year timeline of rule changes, a guide to baseball's quirkiest statutes, stories of famous scoring blunders, and many more unexpected rewards.For those who keep or have kept score, this book will be an elixir. For those who haven't, it will be a revelation. For baseball fans everywhere, it will be a treasure.

The apostle Paul wrote his most personal letter while abused and abandoned in a Roman prison. He wrote to believers who lived in the shadow of the Roman tyrant, Nero. And yet this letter, Philippians, is the most joy-filled epistle in the Bible. Weaving together modern stories and historical detail, Dr. David Jeremiah explores Philippians verse by verse, showing us what it means to be joyful in spite of circumstances. Whatever you are facing today, Count It All Joy will inspire you to find the joy that Jesus promises.

This easy-to-use study for small groups and individuals reveals the Bible’s book of joy. The apostle Paul’s words in the book of Philippians share the secret of joy―a life centered in Jesus Christ.Open-ended discussion questions, Bible passages, and helpful explanations and applications point readers to the godly characteristic of joy, which is sharing in God’s life―a quality that transcends happiness based on circumstances.About This Series: Stonecroft Bible Studies encourage people to know God and grow in His love through exploration of His life-transforming Word, the Bible. Each book is designed for both seekers and new believers and includes easy-to-understand explanations and applications of Bible passages, study questions, and a journal for notes and prayers.

Do you want to have Joy even when life throws you its worst? Unflagging joy, the kind the apostle Paul experienced while in chains and prisons, can be yours, and this down-to-earth guide shows you how. Paul Walker explores the twelve key stresses--from difficult circumstances to low self-esteem to out-of-sync priorities--that threaten to steal your glad spirit. Then, backed by biblical and psychological principles, How to Keep Your Joy offers practical tips for combating those stresses with a life focused on God and His Word.

The apostle Paul's most personal letter was sent to the Christians of Philippi. This intimate and loving epistle was written to believers who lived in the shadow of the Roman tyrant Nero. Paul himself was in a Roman prison, facing an uncertain future. Surprisingly, he wrote to the Philippians of the importance of Christian joy. As they were together in a worshiping community, in the midst of their difficulties, they could experience the joy that Jesus promised those who follow him. In this pastoral and practical book, David Jeremiah will lead you through the book of Philippians so that you can learn to experience the joy of the Lord in your daily life.

Do you want to have Joy even when life throws you its worst? Unflagging joy, the kind the apostle Paul experienced while in chains and prisons, can be yours, and this down-to-earth guide shows you how. Paul Walker explores the twelve key stresses--from difficult circumstances to low self-esteem to out-of-sync priorities--that threaten to steal your glad spirit. Then, backed by biblical and psychological principles, How to Keep Your Joy offers practical tips for combating those stresses with a life focused on God and His Word.

To the urgent question, "What is the greatest need of the Church today?" Pope Paul VI responded, "The Holy Spirit." For it is the Holy Spirit who is the font of the Church's—our—life and holiness, unity and gifts, comfort and strength, and, most of all, joy. In a world marked not only by technological progress but also by growing sources of anxiety, people today search for the secret to a happy heart. The Holy Spirit: Unbounded Gift of Joy reflects on the theological foundations for this understanding of the Holy Spirit as the answer to our thirst for joy. As in her previous work, The Triune God of Christian Faith, Mary Ann Fatula reminds in The Holy Spirit that our faith calls us into a joyful relationship with each divine person. Here she teaches about the Holy Spirit, the least known and most elusive of the three divine persons. She stresses that the Holy Spirit is not something but Someone, not a feeling but the divine person through whom we grow close to the Creator and Son. She helps us know the Holy Spirit as giver and gift of true joy. Inspired by the sentiments of the Pentecost Sequence, the poem used at the Eucharist for Pentecost, the chapters in The Holy Spirit ponder the insights of Christian saints, mystics, and theologians of East and West—especially the Doctors of the Church, whose writings are inspired by Scripture and are full of the Holy Spirit's anointing. Chapters include "Spirit of Joy," "Spirit of God Poured Out by the Risen Lord," "Spirit of Life," "Spirit of Love," "Holy Spirit at the Heart of the Church," "Contemporary Theological Approaches to the Holy Spirit," "Spirit of Healing," "Our Inner Teacher," "Spirit of Prayer," "Intimate Friendship with the Holy Spirit," and "Pledge of Heaven's Glory."

Imprisoned and awaiting probable execution, Paul shared his secret: inner joy and peace through Christs presence in his life. Readers today can learn much from Pauls example through the expositions of D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. The authors expositions on the Book of Philippians weave exegetical and theological insights with practical applications. What ultimately matters in life is not so much the things that happen to us as the way in which we look at those things, he writes. Preachers, Bible teachers, and anyone seeking inspirational reading will benefit from this book. These expositions, previously published by Baker in two volumes as The Life of Joy (1989) and The Life of Peace (1992), are now available in one convenient volume.

How do we fulfill the apostolic injunction to grow up into Christ as commanded by the apostle Paul in his letter to the Ephesian church (4:15)? Arthur W. Pink sets out to explain in great detail how Christians can achieve this reality in order to live a more rewarding, Christ-centered life that is pleasing to God. In so doing, he makes plain how each of us can take those proven steps for discovering true and lasting joy.

Imprisoned and awaiting probable execution, Paul shared his secret: inner joy and peace through Christs presence in his life. Readers today can learn much from Pauls example through the expositions of D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. The authors expositions on the Book of Philippians weave exegetical and theological insights with practical applications. What ultimately matters in life is not so much the things that happen to us as the way in which we look at those things, he writes. Preachers, Bible teachers, and anyone seeking inspirational reading will benefit from this book. These expositions, previously published by Baker in two volumes as The Life of Joy (1989) and The Life of Peace (1992), are now available in one convenient volume.

JOY is a recurring theme in the book of Philippians, which is pretty amazing considering this letter was written by Paul while he was in prison. How is it possible to have deep joy in the midst of overwhelming sorrow and suffering? Paul is not only a great example to us, but he also points us to the answer. Out of 104 verses in this power-packed book, Jesus is mentioned directly or indirectly 51 times. In the end, Paul teaches us that Jesus is the Author and only Source of true joy. The things of this world can never satisfy our deepest longings. Without Jesus there is no salvation, and therefore no lasting joy. Without Jesus there is no way to overcome our circumstances, to love people who are hard to love, to reconcile, to forgive, and to live godly lives. “These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full.” -John 15:11 Together, let’s open our Bibles and seek to better know our Savior and the unspeakable joy and contentment He offers to those who follow Him... reading and writing what God speaks into our hearts along the way. For more encouragement, visit us online where you’ll find further insights, community, and content to supplement your time in God's Word!

The Letter to the Romans stands as Paul's most significant message on how to begin and maintain a loving relationship with God and others. The Holy Spirit often leads those seeking to understand the essentials of saving and sanctifying faith to read Romans. Beginning with Charles G. Finney's Principles of Righteousness, Volume I, continuing with Principles of Peace, Volume II, and concluding with his Principles of Joy in the Holy Spirit, Volume III, this three-volume set of Finney's Lessons on Romans presents an authoritative collection of Finney's teachings on how to live for Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Finney's Lessons on Romans also provide a solid Biblical foundation for those who want to understand better Finney's Systematic Theology. In this new Finney's Principles Series set, the addition of Study Questions for individuals and groups by the editor and the Commentary on Romans by Henry Cowles, a fellow professor with Finney at Oberlin College, will help you apply and remember the principles contained in Finney's lectures and sermons on Romans. Charles G. Finney became the greatest American preacher and theologian of the Nineteenth-Century. He traveled widely as an evangelist and revivalist in America and abroad, served settled pastorates, taught as a professor of theology, promoted the abolition of slavery and equal rights, and helped found and served as President of Oberlin College in Ohio. Just as one cannot understand the Great Awakening without studying Jonathan Edwards, one cannot understand the great revivals and the theological and social reform movements in Nineteenth-Century America without studying Charles G. Finney. Because Finney's teachings remained true to the Bible and common sense, his message transformed thousands and continues to ring true in the hearts and minds of God's people.

The Palace of Eternal Joy (Yongle gong) is a mammoth cult site dedicated to one of late imperial China's most popular deities, Lu Dongbin. In one of the first book-length studies of a Chinese sacred site, Paul Katz focuses on the Palace's role in the development of Lu's legend. This highly innovative approach takes into account the various "histories" of the Palace presented in different texts and surpasses previous scholarship by stressing the ways in which the site both reflected and produced cultural diversity. Katz breaks new ground by analyzing the texts in terms of the textuality--the processes by which they were produced, transmitted, and understood.

Whether you're a monk or a manager, whether you change tires or change diapers, you can transform your work into a source of strength, holiness, and even joy and these pages show you how. Written by St. John Paul II's teacher, Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, they show you how to change any workplace into a workshop for sanctity for yourself and for those around you. Regardless of the work you do, these pages will make your attitude better, your work easier, and your life holier. No longer will you have to struggle for holiness despite all the sorrow, stress, and trouble at work; rather, as the title promises, you'll already be working your way into Heaven!Cardinal Wyszynski will teach you:How to avoid burn-out at home or at the officeHow to pray in work, instead of merely at work. Five steps you can takeHow work can help you discover (and overcome) hidden character flawsYour failures on the job. What you should learn from each one of themHow to develop inner peace even amid the din of phones, kids, and machinesFive steps to help you offer all of your daily tasks to GodSix virtues work instills in you when you have the right attitude!Why it's wrong to think that God made work a punishment for sinOffice politics and family stresses how to defuse them before they do harmThe real reason copiers jam and dishwashers quit (knowing why will help you)How to make even the worst job bearableHow to hang in there in hard times: perseverance, and how it can be yoursThree things that cause discouragement at work and how to eliminate themGod's plan for the work you do, no matter how humble it may bePlus: dozens of ways to make your attitude better, your work easier, and your life holier

Joy is everywhere in the book of Philippians. The emotion that Paul poured out in his letter to the church in Philippi shines through in every one of its 104 verses.and Paul wrote it as a prisoner chained to a Roman guard.What gives the Apostle Paul such resounding joy, even in the face of suffering and persecution? In this six-session study (streaming video included), bestselling author and pastor Mark Batterson serves as a tour guide on the letter to the Philippians; uncovering the major themes of joy, gratitude, unity, and purpose found in this inspiring letter.This study guide has everything you need for a full Bible study experience, including: The study guide itself-a 40 Day reading plan through Philippians with discussion and personal reflection questions, video notes, and a leader's guide. An individual access code to stream all six video sessions online. And the physical DVD.The heartbeat of Philippians is for believers to have a Jesus-centered vision of life: a radical vision that, when seen fully, enables us to embrace joy no matter the circumstances.40 Days Through the Book series:Each of the studies in this series, taught by a different pastor or Bible teacher on a specific book of the Bible, is designed to help you more actively engage with God's Word by understanding its background and culture and applying it in a fresh way to your life. Throughout each study, you'll be encouraged to read through the corresponding book in the New Testament at least once during the course of 40 days.Watch on any device!Streaming video access code included. Access code subject to expiration after 12/31/2026. Code may be redeemed only by the recipient of this package. Code may not be transferred or sold separately from this package. Internet connection required. Eligible only on retail purchases inside the United States. Void where prohibited, taxed, or restricted by law. Additional offer details inside.

The Turning Point Series: Named after Dr. Jeremiah's popular radio program, is written to provide Christians with sound Bible teaching relevant to today's changing times.The Apostle Paul's most personal letter... was sent to the Christians of Philippi. This intimate and loving epistle was written to believers who lived in the shadow of the Roman tyrant, Nero. Paul himself was in a Roman prison, facing an uncertain future. Surprisingly, Paul wrote to them of the importance of Christian joy. As they were together in a worshiping community, in the midst of their difficulties, they could experience the joy that Jesus promised those who follow Him. In this pastoral and practical book, David Jeremiah leads you through the Book of Philippians so that you too can experience the joy of the Lord in your daily life.David Jeremiah is senior pastor of Scott Memorial Church in El Cajon, California, where he also serves as president of Christian Heritage College. He has authored ten books, including the best-selling Escape the Coming Night (Word). Dr. Jeremiah is a regular speaker at Bible conferences and at professional sports chapels. He and his wife, Donna, have four children.