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Rookie Dad : Thoughts On First Time Fatherhood
In a series of personal literary essays, David Jacobson reflects humorously and heartbreakingly on the joys and fears of first-time fatherhood from his wife's pregnancy to his son's first birthday.
Room Noises
Eisley makes one of the most impressive, entertaining and instantly accessible full-length album debuts in recent memories with Room Noises. With guitar pop-rock from three sisters, their brother and a best friend, most still teenagers, Room Noises justifies what the buzz is about-the future.
Room To Breathe
With their fourth studio release, ZOEgirl continues their "no apology" approach as missionaries to today's youth culture, especially young girls. On Room To Breathe, Chrissy, Kristin and Alisa give their listeners what they want musically while giving them what they need spiritually. Relevant issues confronting today's youth are addressed with frank honesty, always pointing toward Christ as a place of strength, peace and hope.
Root Of All Evil
Brandt Dodson follows the success of the first two books in his Colton Parker Mystery seriesOriginal Sin and Seventy Times Sevenwith another intriguing story.Wealthy businessman Berger Hume is dying. And the one thing he wants most is the one thing his millions cannot buya relationship with the son he has never met. As Colton Parker, private investigator, searches to locate the son, he finds himself the target of threats from a powerful gang with ties that extend to high-level government.The twists of this case cause Colton to question his own values. Will he risk the one thing that matters most? And will this race against time become a race for his own life?
Root Of The Righteous
These chapters came into being over a period of about five years and were written in many places and under a variety of interesting circumstances. They are in no sense quiet religious essays, but were born in the midst of life; and while they have, as I hope, heaven in full view, they are never too far removed from the rough world where the children of God struggle and work and pray. The favorable reception given these chapters when they first appeared as editorials in The Alliance Weekly led to their publication in this more permanent form.
Rooted : New Testament
6 New Testament studies to equip your students to study God's WordField -tested at Saddleback Church, completely editable so you can customize them to meet your ministry needs. Designed to give students a deeper, more concentrated interaction with Scripture and the person of Christ.
Roots
On his third studio album, Shawn McDonald returns to his ‘roots’. In the past two years, Shawn has released an album, recorded a live album, got married, headlined two tours for RIPEN, became a father this past spring, and wrote/recorded his new album Roots. That pace would force anyone to ‘slow down’ (one of the songs on Roots) and get reconnected with life, family, God, and that’s just what Shawn is doing. Roots contains songs that point us back to scripture, find clarity in our lives, and return to what’s most important—the roots of our faith. The bluesy soul of Shawn along with upbeat, energetic songs returns on Roots satisfying long-time fans and garnering many new ones.
Roots And Wings
Every person has a personal story - a story as big and beautiful as the universe itself. And each of our personal stories is an essential chapter in the Big Story.We are told that life's story begins from elements released into space at the death of a star. But what about our destiny? Does that speck of stardust also hold within it a "spark of God"? Is life evolving toward levels of consciousness that we cannot yet even imagine?This is a book full of questions to inspire deeper thinking. It invites you to participate in an age-old conversation about our origins and our destiny. It encourages you to think about what it might mean to become fully and truly human - and to discover your own response to that perpetual question.
Roots Of Christian Mysticism
Discover the core of the Christian spiritual experience. Newman compared the early history of the Church to the opening chords of a symphony when the subjects that will later be brought out one by one are introduced all together in a concentrated burst of creativity. Here Clement takes these opening chords as a starting point for a voyage of discovery that brings us to the origins of Christian faith life and prayer as a whole. This anthology combines brilliantly chosen texts from the first seven centuries of Christianity with the author's vivid commentary to reveal the roots of Christian mysticism.
Roots Of Endurance
Newton. Simeon. Wilberforce. They were men of their times. Men who rose to the challenges before them. Men who endured trial after trial, year after year. Men who weathered lifelong opposition with joy in Christ. Our time is marked by emotional fragility. We shatter easily when misfortune comes our way. In the face of sustained contention, we have little ability to withstand the onslaught, let alone surmount it with joy. But these men were far from fragile, and can inspire a strength that defies resistance and refuses to yield to bitterness. Like Wilberforce, we, too, can capture a childlike, child-loving joy in Christ. We, too, can learn to long for the "valley of humiliation" as Simeon did, or to follow Newton's example and revel in utter amazement that the Lord God Almightly would "save a wretch like me." John Piper's "Roots of Endurance" gives us a picture of three men who persisted when it appeared they could not. So if for years you've prayed the same prayer and it seems unanswered, if it seems like one catastrophe after another claims what little faith you have, if bitterness has set in and will not budge, read about the lives of Newton and Simeon and Wilberforce, and learn not only to finish the race but finish it stronger than when you first began.
Roots Of True Faith
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Roots Run Deep
After releasing two critically acclaimed discs—Moving on Faith (2004) and Life on the Inside (2006)—and touring alongside nationally known acts like Rebecca St. James and BarlowGirl, Lavik’s latest effort represents a considerable change in direction musically and thematically as he dives head first into the world of hymns. Roots Run Deep features a cavalcade of familiar classics such as “Come Thou Fount,” “I Surrender All,” “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus,” “I Need Thee Every Hour,” “Take My Life” and “Amazing Grace,” all supported by Lavik’s sturdy yet seemingly effortless vocals. But just because the song titles may be recognizable, listeners shouldn’t expect the melodies to sound too familiar. “All the arrangements are unique, and some of them don’t sound much like the originals,” Lavik explains. “I composed and produced virtually the whole project, and I worked hard to present my interpretation of each hymn. Roots provides a true representation of who I am.”
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