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| Nothing But Worship, the latest release from New Life Community Church, featuring "The Prince Of Gospel" himself, John P. Kee, continues the legacy of rousing, energetic praise anthems and stirring, heart-felt worship ballads, both of which have become synonymous with this, the most celebrated choir in gospel music. Nothing But Worship is filled with all original songs either written or co-written by John P. Kee. Kee shows why he is one of the pioneers of contemporary gospel music, and why he is still revered as one of the most phenomenal singers/songwriters/producers of our time. The recurring themes running throughout Nothing But Worship are the very adjectives used to define its genre, praise and worship. Songs like "He's Alive" and "Right Now Praise" render celebratory and victorious praise, while selections "Welcome," Lord, I Want To Live For You," "I Made A Vow," and "Prepare Your Hearts" are wrenched with sincere worship. Kee is known for his transparent ministry and for writing and ministering songs from his heart, and this is very apparent throughout Nothing But Worship. |
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| Through this book, you will experience the explosive power and excitement of the miracle services, and you will find hope to meet your needs. God is a specialist when it comes to the impossible, and He is able to do anything but fail! |
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| The cross-over darlings of pop-rock are back with the highly anticipated release, Nothing Is Sound! Featuring the hit single, "Stars." Also available - Special Edition DualDisc - This one disc features the entire CD audio on one side, and a bonus DVD on the other side that includes the entire album in 5.1 Surround Sound. Also included is exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the band on the road and in the studio. Track Listing: 1. Lonely Nation 2. Stars 3. Happy Is A Yuppie Word 4. The Shadow Proves The Sunshine 5. Easier Than Love 6. The Blues 7. The Setting Sun 8. Politicians 9. Golden 10. The Fatal Wound 11. We Are One Tonight 12. Daisy |
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| For singer-songwriter Mat Kearney Nothing Left To Lose is about how the echoes of your past can guide you through what lies ahead. On the title-track of his major-label debut, Kearney retraces the long road that brought him from his hometown in Eugene, OR to his adopted home in Nashville, Tennessee. Written to make sense of his life, Nothing Left To Lose looks at the past to see the future |
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| A rallying cry for Christians to engage in the work of evangelism. |
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| In this book, Larry Burkett tells his personal journey of seven-year battle with cancer. Filled with intimate stories and wisdom from the Word, this book will be a great help to the thousands of people who fight this disease, or to friends and loved ones of those in the midst of the struggle. Larry's 2003 passing was the result of heart failure rather than cancer. His legacy continues today and his words still bring hope to those in need of encouragement. |
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| Shaw, widely known Catholic writer, speaker and former communications director for the U S Bishops, discusses the abuse of secrecy in the Church, the scandals it has caused and the serious problem of mistrust that exists in the credibility of the Church. Not concerned with the legitimate secrecy that is necessary to protect confidentiality and people's reputations, Shaw is rather concerned here with the stifling, deadening misuse of secrecy that has done immense harm to communion and community in the Church in America. ''Shaw shows the secrecy issue is a theological as well as practical problem that raises such questions as: What kind of Church do we want our Church to be, open or closed? What kind of Church should it be? And how much secrecy is compatible with having such a Church? As Pope Benedict XVI has stated, “The consequence is clear: we cannot communicate with the Lord if we do not communicate with one another.� ''The Church is a communion, not a political democracy, and thus openness and accountability are even more crucial for the life of the Church than they are in a democracy. In a talk he gave many years before he became the current Pope, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger had this to say about the reality of ecclesial communion: '“Fellowship in the Body of Christ and receiving the Body of Christ means fellowship with one another. This of its very nature includes mutual acceptance, giving and receiving on both sides, and readiness to share one's goods . . . In this sense, the social question is given quite a central place in the theological heart of the concept of communion.� ''This is a beautiful vision of the Church. Shaw's aim in his book is to make a contribution to realizing this vision in the concrete circumstances of the present day, by helping to end the culture of secrecy, especially within American Catholicism, and replacing the destructive culture with an open, accountable community of faith. '"Throughout his career, Russell Shaw has served admirably Mother Church through his balanced,'reasonable, informed, accessible, and forthright writings. Understanding that there are legitimate applications for the use of secrecy in both everyday religious life and secular society, he now addresses the unfortunate and long standing consequences of unnecessary secrecy and the lack of open and effective communication within the Catholic Church. Inhibiting the promotion of truth, knowledge, and accountability and increasing the chances of corruption, the author notes how unnecessary secrecy in the Church also weakens community/"communio;" maintains a second class status for the laity, furthers its "clericalization" and lessens its influence in worldly affairs; creates suspicion both internally and in the outside world; and impedes the speedy and effective just resolution of any number of crises affecting the religious institution today, most conspicuously, the recent sexual scandal. Let's hope the Bishops and other Church |
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| His 2002 debut release I Need You Now, was proof positive of his skills as a singer and songwriter and it certainly got people's attention. Now certified Gold, this debut album with audience and radio support landed in the number one spot on Billboard's Top Gospel Chart. Nothing Without You represents the passion and music fans long to hear from Billboard magazine's Number One Gospel Artist of 2003. |
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| The Bible teaches that Jesus came "not to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many." As His followers, you and I have been called into His service for other's sake. But you know something, it's hard to serve when you're sick.In the average Bible-believing church these days you'll get good teaching on stewardship of our time, talents, and treasures....but where's the teaching about our "temples", our bodies? Where can we learn how to effectively take care of our health, while serving in a sick world?With this book Norman Piersma, a man who practices what he preaches, makes an important and valuable contribution to the voices teaching about biblical stewardship of health. |
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| Welcome to the Trout and Truffles - the most delightful inn you'll find in the land of Humus. It's proudly owned and operated by the Jeffords family. But there is more than hospitality at the inn these days...something dark is stirring and young Jefferey is about to find out that being the ordinary son of an ordinary innkeeper can take an extraordinary turn of events.When his fathers disappears while on a quest, Jefferey Jeffords sets out to find him. His search takes an unexpected turn when he meets Thaniel, a priest in hiding with a tale of a holy armor, mysterious coins, a returning king - and a gathering evil that could mean the end of all that they know. |
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| Jordan Kerrigan's spy novels have sold millions---but her mentally ill son, Zack, seems beyond her power to help. As Zack's behavior grows increasingly dangerous and suicidal, Jordan's internal "inside the book" world overlaps with her painful everyday existence. A deeply moving exploration of fiction, faith, God's sovereignty, and man's free will. 320 pages, softcover from WestBow. |
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| A hit packed, 2CD set! A staple in Contemporary Christian music, Steven Curtis Chapman has developed a career marked with unprecedented achievements including 10 million records sold, 50 Gospel Music Awards (Doves), 44 No. 1 radio singles, an American Music Award, and 5 Grammy Awards. As Chapman prepares to head out on tour this winter, a new collection entitled Now & Then will be released which chronicles his Greatest Hits and his latest release, and Grammy-winner All Things New. Now & Then not only revisits Steven’s epic career but continues to define his legendary impact on Christian music. |
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