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| Surviving the Anointing is a solid teaching tool for church leaders who are facing not only their own struggles but also reaping the fallout of recent moral failings of nationally well-known church leaders. David Ravenhill addresses the very real issues of how and why modern-day pastors and church leaders succumb to the enemy. He offers practical ways to survive the calling and the anointing. He openly discusses the inherent pitfalls of being anointed and compares today's trials and troubles to those faced by biblical leaders. This book candidly discusses a wide range of important topics, including: Intimacy Authority Persistency Empathy Humility Worship Diversity Family Adversity Integrity Unity Eternity Each topic is thoroughly discussed and documented as it pertains to a leader's responsibilities and its importance to Surviving the Anointing. |
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| This book reveals the truths about the crises we face in our lives. You will learn how to embrace a negative circumstance...or how to rebuke and overcome it. This book will richly reward you with truths that will enable you to stop struggling with the inevitable and to get busy with the process necessary toward your victory. |
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| A Ph.D. explores the causes of the hormone-related troubles with which so many teenage girls struggle, then provides "prescriptions" for mothers to help them get back on track and into balance. Includes practical guidelines and an eight-step plan for putting it all together. |
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| "Proudly announce your status and give credit to your support staff as well, with this colorful accessory! The tapestry-look pillow features soft polyfill and a sassy fringed edge and will look great on a couch, rocker or bed. It makes a great gift for anyone who's made it through rough times. 7 1/2"" x 14 1/2""." |
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| What do I do with my preschoolers while I teach? What if my child isn't "getting it"? How do I prevent burnout? Homeschooling may be one of the most important recent social movements, but it doesn't get the laundry done! Here's a book full of practical suggestions, support, and encouragement from two experienced homeschoolers. |
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| Enjoy all three Surya Spice Blends tobalance all doshas As a special offer to our guests, purchase allthree Surya Spice Blendstogether and save $2.According to Ayurveda, a balanced diet contains all six tastes, sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter, and astringent, at every meal. Surya Spice Blends are delicious mixes of herbs and spices lovingly crafted for you to easily enjoy these balancing flavors in your diet. Enjoy these special blends while cooking. Add to sauces, soups, vegetables and rice dishes, or simply sprinkle on salads, popcorn or snacks. |
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| Susanna Annesley, born in seventeenth-century England, was the last of twenty-five children. She was exceptionally bright, and beautiful, with an insatiable love for reading. By thirteen, she could read Greek and Hebrew, was well versed in Scripture, and had already formed strong political and theological views.She eventually married Samuel Wesley, a loving, strong-willed rector in the Church of England. But her life with Sam was turbulent and frequently unhappy. Susanna Wesley knew what it was to suffer trials.An impoverished life in hostile towns, the loss of nine of her nineteen children, frequent illnesses, cruel torment from zealous Whigs, and a spendthrift husband who nurtured his dreams more than his family, were not enough, however, to squelch Susanna's spirit. She continued to teach her children to honor God and obey His Word.Then, nearing the end of her earthly life, she made a wonderful, awesome discovery. |
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| C. S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe has been a fantasy classic for more than fifty years and is now a major motion picture! Susan Pevensie wishes everything could be sensible and normal, but it's not. The world is at war, and she and her brothers and sister are far from home. When Susan finds herself in the enchanted land of Narnia and in great danger, it is almost too much to bear! But hope lies with the mysterious Great Lion, Aslan, and Susan learns to accept the new, breathtaking magic that surrounds her. |
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| Lex Sakai never had time for dating until her crafty grandmother insisted she bring a date to her cousin's wedding. The always-in-control Lex uses Ephesians to compile a huge list of traits for the perfect man - but God seems to have a much more unlikely |
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| Witness the Trial for the Murder of Jesus Christ The jury enters the courtroom and the Judge takes his place on his royal judgment seat. Soon the accuser enters and spews charge after charge against each suspect. As the swarm of accusations come forth, only God's Justice stands between each defendant and his deathly sentence. The Bible speaks of individuals involved in Christ's death. But who holds true responsibility? Was it Judas Iscariot, Pontius Pilate, the Pharisees, or perhaps even Barabbas? The suspects seem endless and yet God holds one ultimately accountable. Journey through the trial and discover the final verdict. |
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| Sutter's Cross is a quaint southern town nestled in the evocative Appalachian Mountains where people live in comfortable homes, have comfortable portfolios, and wear comfortable clothes. They expect their faith to be comfortable, too.Then Harley shows up and almost immediately puts the townspeople back on their heels. But the slightly eccentric Miss Agnes Dewberry is able to look beyond the long hair and beard to recognize the extraordinary depth of character disguised in tattered clothes.And then a remarkable turn of events sets the community of Sutter's Cross on its ear.Elegant and quirky, full of nuance and clarity, W. Dale Cramer's debut novel infuses life and depth to characters both unique and authentic. Sutter's Cross illustrates the monumental worthiness of relationships and presents a window through which to take in a fresh view of redemption. |
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