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Jesús nuestro hombre en gloria: Doce sermones relevantes de la Carta a los Hebreos
by A. W. TozerEl elocuente predicador A.W. Tozer, entre muchas de sus obras, completó una serie de cuarenta sermones acerca de la Carta a los Hebreos, los que predicó domingo tras domingo en la iglesia que pastoreaba. Cuando empezó la serie, Tozer les aclaró a sus oyentes que “las glorias eternas de Jesucristo, el Hijo de Dios, resplandecerían en cada exposición de la Palabra”; lo cual es evidente por el impacto que ello tuvo en la cristiandad hasta nuestros días. En esta obra —Jesús, nuestro hombre en gloria— Tozer expone doce de esos sermones que develan el poderoso mensaje del Libro de los Hebreos para el creyente. Esta magnífica colección trata asuntos pertinentes a la vida espiritual muy importantes para el cristiano y la iglesia en la actualidad. Sin embargo, el objetivo principal de esta obra es que entendamos el papel que nuestro Señor Jesucristo desempeña en estos momentos —en el trono de Dios— como Sumo Sacerdote y que lleguemos a estar plenamente conscientes de lo que significa que nos represente como nuestro Hombre en gloria a la diestra de la Majestad en los cielos. Una vez que lea este libro, usted conocerá a Jesús como la fiel imagen de Dios la revelación final de Dios el heredero de todas las cosas Señor de los ángeles el que cumple las promesas de Dios el rostro de un solo Dios Al estudiar cada uno de esos sermones, el Espíritu Santo enriquecerá su vida de una manera tan extraordinaria que usted entenderá mejor los temas más complejos que expone la Carta a los Hebreos. Y, si aplica los conocimientos adquiridos, influirá positivamente en la vida de los creyentes que le rodean.
La unción de Rut: Conviértete en una mujer de fe, virtud y destino
by Michelle McClain-WaltersAprenda que tras una gran pérdida hay una gran restauración. Un corazón destrozado se puede reparar. Y los sueños perdidos pueden convertirse en la mayor fuente de esperanza. Pero hay mucho más que eso en la historia de Rut. Rut no temió salir de su rutina y abrazar nuevas posibilidades. Se aventuró a descubrir una vida de plenitud, a pesar de las limitaciones culturales que padecía. Fue una mujer dispuesta a arriesgarlo todo y a extenderse a nuevos horizontes. Las mujeres que sienten afinidad con esta sierva de Dios deben entender que es hora de pasar las fronteras y conquistar nuevos territorios. Esta es la esencia de La unción de Rut: un espíritu pionero lleno de valentía, audacia, de fe y verdaderamente decidido. En La unción de Rut aprenderá, entre otras cosas, lo siguiente: El diseño de Dios para las conexiones de pacto Una mujer de virtud y excelencia El poder de la redención y la restauración Michelle Mcclain-Walters Muestra en qué Medida —el hecho de actuar con una unción coMo la de rut— revela la obra redentora de Jesús en todo el Mundo.
Susurro: Cómo escuchar la voz de Dios
by Mark Batterson¿Habla Dios todavía? ¿De que maneras? Es cierto que en la antigüedad, y de las formas más misteriosas, Dios le habló a Su pueblo. Pero ¿sigue hablándonos hoy? Mark Batterson por cierto lo cree. Y quiere presentarte los siete lenguajes del amor que Dios emplea, cada uno de ellos enteramente divino, y único. El susurro de Dios puede responder a tus preguntas más calientes, calmar tus miedos más oscuros y concretar tus sueños más grandes. ¡Descubre lo simple que es oír la voz de Dios en cada uno de los aspectos de tu vida! Él está hablando. ¡Asegúrate de saber cómo escuchar!
Cartas a la iglesia
by Francis ChanEn una de sus más poderosas obras, el pastor Francis Chan profundiza en las verdades bíblicas, reflexiona sobre sus propios sueños y fracasos, y comparte historias de gente común que Dios está usando para cambiar el mundo. Chan lo expresa diciendo: «Sabemos que nos hemos alejado de lo que Dios llama Iglesia. Sabemos que lo que experimentamos en la actualidad como Iglesia es radicalmente diferente a lo que las Escrituras relatan sobre la misma. Por décadas, líderes como yo, hemos perdido de vista el misterio intrínseco de la Iglesia. Hemos entrenado a la gente en las bancas a volverse adictos a cosas menos importantes. Es tiempo de cambio». Cuando Jesús regrese, ¿nos encontrará cuidando de su novia más que a nosotros mismos?. Cartas a la Iglesia nos recuerda lo poderosa y gloriosa que fue la Iglesia en algún momento… y nos desafía a volver a ser esa Iglesia, la que Dios deseó desde el principio.
Cuando los cristianos pecamos: Toma tu armadura en la era de la seducción
by Beth MooreEn medio de los vientos malignos que soplan sobre nuestro mundo, los cristianos harían bien en recordar que el maligno continúa al acecho, buscando destruir el testimonio de aquellos que caminan con Dios. Debemos darnos cuenta de que Satanás es un león rugiente y nosotros somos sus presas. Moore escribe con una pasión alimentada por las advertencias bíblicas sobre los planes seductores de Satanás. Estas páginas reflejan la preocupación de una maestra con un corazón quebrantado por las innumerables cartas que recibe de cristianos que están experimentando "atormentadores ciclos de derrota en las manos del maligno" y que andan cojeando por el camino hacia la restauración. La autora de éxitos de librería, Beth Moore, examina por qué algunos seguidores devotos de Cristo en verdad pueden y, algunas veces, caen en las trampas de Satanás. Lo que ella descubrió fue varios denominadores comunes entre aquellos que habían caído víctimas de la seducción. Con avisos extremos que envía a los cristianos a protegerse ellos mismos contra los ataques de Satanás, Beth escribe: "Nosotros, la Iglesia de Jesucristo, tenemos la apremiante necesidad de desarrollar el corazón y la mente de Jesucristo ante temas como estos". Cuando los cristianos pecamos es una guía hacia la verdadera restauración y el arrepentimiento.
Acéracte a él: Una cita que cambiará tu vidsa para siempre
by John BevereEl autor de éxitos de venta John Bevere ayuda a encontrar el descanso en Dios al enseñar cómo comunicarse eficazmente con el Espíritu Santo a través de la oración, y cómo escuchar obedientemente las palabras del Salvador. La increíble invitación del Creador del universo no es sólamente para adorarlo desde lejos con palabras y rituales, sino también para que entre en una relación tan significativa e íntima y pueda conocer su corazón y Él el suyo. A través de claras enseñanzas bíblicas, aplicaciones prácticas de “cómo hacer” y preguntas útiles de estudio, Bevere ayuda a encontrar un descanso verdadero e íntimo en Dios.
La profecía de los siete montes: Descubra la revolución deElías que se aproxima
by Johnny Enlow¡USTED HA SIDO LLAMADO A IMPACTAR SU CULTURA! La revolución de Elías afectará el mundo y preparará el camino del Señor antes de su regreso. Según las Escrituras, Jesús se sentará a la derecha del Padre hasta que todos sus enemigos sean puestos bajo sus pies. El pastor y autor Johnny Enlow enseña que las siete naciones enemigas del pueblo de Israel en el Antiguo Testamento, están vigentes hoy. Estas naciones corresponden a los siete “montes” de la sociedad global: los medios de comunicación, el gobierno, la educación, la economía, la religión, la celebración (las artes y el entretenimiento) y la familia. Con poder y favor divino, estos montes serán confrontados. ¡Solamente los revolucionarios tomarán estos montes para Cristo! Usted puede ser uno de ellos. ¡Adiéstrese y prepárese para reclamarlos!T3
Don't Chew Jesus!: A Collection of Memorable Nun Stories
by Danielle Schaaf Michael PrendergastFilled with fond recollections and touching stories, these tales from hundreds of contributors pay tribute to nuns-those monochromatically clad monitors of the right, the wrong, and the holy. Catholic nuns are portrayed as devoted and passionate women who, armed with an arsenal of educational weaponry ranging from creative storytelling to psychological terrorism, had the massive responsibility of molding children into model citizens of God. The brief, descriptive anecdotes cover subjects ranging from religious training, habits, and devotion to discipline, pranks, and the always-dicey sex education. Readers are introduced to such legends-in-the-making as baseball-playing nuns, telepathic nuns, gun-toting nuns, and even skinny-dipping nuns. These nuns have seen it all-the silly or the sad, the frightening or sublime-and always keep their gazes directed upward.
Song Of Redemption
by Leren Zecharya HoffmanA SPELL-BINDING STORY THAT CAPTURES THE HEART AND MIND, AND ENLIGHTENS THE SOUL. What is unique about Song of Redemption? Song of Redemption is a gripping novel set in a historical era that has rarely been covered in contemporary Jewish literature. The story delves into a turbulent century of our ancient history, bringing a deeper understanding of the pivotal issues that shaped Klal Yisroel’s destiny. The reader bonds with the colorful characters while following the intriguing twists and turns of the riveting plot, and at the same time isenlightened with information and profound insights. Which type of readership would mostly enjoy the book? <P><P>The book appeals to all ages – from younger teens who would certainly enjoy experiencing the book’s thrilling adventures, to mature readers who would appreciate the insight and powerful lessons that emerge from these pages. Teachers and scholars will find a wealth of information, whether completely new to them or newly organized and presented with newfound clarity. The book is also enhanced with beautiful charts that help the reader grasp the context of events, and the compilation of sources are a treasure trove of information. In short, it is a book for everyone! What other books were published by Zecharya Hoffman? Song of Redemption is Zecharya Hoffman’s second book, and follows the style of bestselling “Dual Discovery” which was published in 2009. Dual Discovery is currently available in four languages, with the fifth language being released shortly. It has enthralled tens of thousands of readers in all languages. This new book covers a much larger era and involved a tremendous amount of research that took many years to collect and sort through. We are certain that the feedback from readers will match the enthusiasm the first book generated around the entire world. Song of Redemption makes a wonderful gift for parents, friends, teachers, or that special someone – and of course, make sure to get your own copy today! Prepar
Caminar con Jesús
by Papa FranciscoEl vibrante testimonio del Papa Francisco vuelve a la fuente de la fe cristiana -las enseñanzas de Jesús- y brinda a sus lectores herramientas prácticas cargadas de sabiduría, para vivir en el mundo de hoy y evitar tanto el agobio por el consumo como la amenaza de la indiferencia. Caminar con Jesús aborda pacientemente temas doctrinales como los sacramentos y las bienaventuranzas; pero también otros tan actuales como la comunicación digital y el diálogo entre culturas. En ese sentido, no es un libro sólo para la comunidad cristiana sino también para cualquiera que aspire a una vida de solidaridad, justicia y verdadero amor al prójimo. El vibrante testimonio del Papa Francisco vuelve a la fuente de la fe cristiana -las enseñanzas de Jesús- y brinda a sus lectores herramientas prácticas cargadas de sabiduría, para vivir en el mundo de hoy y evitar tanto el agobio por el consumo como la amenaza de la indiferencia. Caminar con Jesús aborda pacientemente temas doctrinales como los sacramentos y las bienaventuranzas; pero también otros tan actuales como la comunicación digital y el diálogo entre culturas. En ese sentido, no es un libro sólo para la comunidad cristiana sino también para cualquiera que aspire a una vida de solidaridad, justicia y verdadero amor al prójimo.
El Evangelio de la nueva vida: Seguir a Cristo sirviendo al prójimo
by Papa FranciscoEscrito por el papa Francisco, este libro nos lleva a emprender el camino hacia una vida plena, siempre al servicio del Señor y del prójimo. El papa Francisco brinda en estas páginas un mensaje de cambio y esperanza: El Evangelio de la nueva vida es una invitación a construir un mundo mejor, basado en el respeto, el amor y la fe en Cristo. Esta misión no está exenta de sufrimientos y caídas, pero con la guía de Dios y su infinita misericordia, todos podemos emprender el camino hacia una vida plena, siempre al servicio del Señor y del prójimo.
I Don't Know What to Believe
by Ben KaminAmericans--especially young people--are more un-churched and less affiliated with organized religion than at any other time in our history. I Don't Know What to Believe addresses that decline and presents an insightful examination of authentic spirituality for those who desire answers, guidance, and perspective regarding an important aspect of their lives: their beliefs, and relationship to, a higher power.Rabbi Ben Kamin addresses questions he has received from real people over the thirty years of his ministry, such as: Why does my parents' religion have to define me? Am I God's child even if I don't go to religious services? Does scripture include me in its ideology regardless of how much scripture I know? How do I follow my own spirituality while still respecting my parents' traditions?Ben Kamin is the award-winning author of ten books and is a scholar on the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He has led congregations in Toronto, New York, Cleveland, and San Diego since his ordination in 1978.
Dissimilar Similitudes: Devotional Objects in Late Medieval Europe
by Caroline Walker BynumFrom an acclaimed historian, a mesmerizing account of how medieval European Christians envisioned the paradoxical nature of holy objectsBetween the twelfth and the sixteenth centuries, European Christians used in worship a plethora of objects, not only prayer books, statues, and paintings but also pieces of natural materials, such as stones and earth, considered to carry holiness, dolls representing Jesus and Mary, and even bits of consecrated bread and wine thought to be miraculously preserved flesh and blood. Theologians and ordinary worshippers alike explained, utilized, justified, and warned against some of these objects, which could carry with them both anti-Semitic charges and the glorious promise of heaven. Their proliferation and the reaction against them form a crucial background to the European-wide movements we know today as “reformations” (both Protestant and Catholic).In a set of independent but inter-related essays, Caroline Bynum considers some examples of such holy things, among them beds for the baby Jesus, the headdresses of medieval nuns, and the footprints of Christ carried home from the Holy Land by pilgrims in patterns cut to their shape or their measurement in lengths of string. Building on and going beyond her well-received work on the history of materiality, Bynum makes two arguments, one substantive, the other methodological. First, she demonstrates that the objects themselves communicate a paradox of dissimilar similitude—that is, that in their very details they both image the glory of heaven and make clear that that heaven is beyond any representation in earthly things. Second, she uses the theme of likeness and unlikeness to interrogate current practices of comparative history. Suggesting that contemporary students of religion, art, and culture should avoid comparing things that merely “look alike,” she proposes that humanists turn instead to comparing across cultures the disparate and perhaps visually dissimilar objects in which worshippers as well as theorists locate the “other” that gives their religion enduring power.
Wicked Weeds: A Zombie Novel
by Jessica Ernst Powell Pedro CabiyaSet at the contact zones between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, this is a polyphonic novel, an intense and sometimes funny pharmacopeia of love lost and humanity regained; a most original combination of Caribbean noir and science-fiction addressing issues of global relevance including novel takes on ecological/apocalyptical imbalance bound to make an impact.A Caribbean zombie-smart, gentlemanly, financially independent, and a top executive at an important pharmaceutical company-becomes obsessed with finding the formula that would reverse his condition and allow him to become "a real person." In the process, three of his closest collaborators (cerebral and calculating Isadore, wide-eyed and sentimental Mathilde, and rambunctious Patricia), guide the reluctant and baffled scientist through the unpredictable intersections of love, passion, empathy, and humanity. But the playful maze of jealousy and amorous intrigue that a living being would find easy to negotiate represents an insurmountable tangle of dangerous ambiguities for our "undead" protagonist.Wicked Weeds is put together from Isadore's scrapbook, where she has collected her boss' scientific goals and existential agony, as well as her own reflections about growing up as a Haitian descendant in the Dominican Republic and what it really means to be human. The end result is a precise combination of Caribbean noir and science-fiction, Latin American style.Wicked Weeds, A Zombie Novel combines Cabiya's expertise in fiction, graphic novels and film to create a memorable literary zombie novel of a dead man's search for his lost humanity that can now take its place alongside other leading similar novels like Jonathan Mayberry's Patient Zero, S.G. Browne's Breathers: A Zombie's Lament, Daryl Gregory's Raising Sony Mayhall, World War Z by Max Brooks, and The Reapers Are The Angels by Alden Bell. As for the novel's immersion in orality and Caribbean folk traditions and noir it can very well align with Wade Davis' The Serpent and the Rainbow and Karen Russell's St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves.
Isra-Isle: A Novel
by Jessica Cohen Nava SemelThis novel is inspired by a true historical event. Before Theodore Herzl there was Mordecai Manuel Noah, an American journalist, diplomat, playwright, and visionary. In September 1825 he bought Grand Island, downriver from Niagara Falls, from the local Native Americans as a place of refuge for the Jewish people and called it "Ararat." But no Jews came. What if they had followed Noah's call? In Nava Semel's alternate history Jews from throughout the world flee persecution and come to Ararat. Isra Isle becomes the smallest state in the US. Israel does not exist, and there was no Holocaust. In exploring this what-if scenario, Semel stimulates new thinking about memory, Jewish/Israeli identity, attitudes toward minorities, women in top political positions, and the place of cultural heritage.The novel is divided into three parts. Part 1, a detective story, opens in September 2001 when Liam Emanuel, an Israeli descendant of Noah, learns about and inherits this island. He leaves Israel intending to reclaim this "Promised Land" in America. Shortly after he arrives in America Liam disappears. Simon T. Lenox, a Native American police investigator, tries to recover Israel's "missing son." Part 2 flashes back to the time and events surrounding Mordecai Noah's purchase of the island from the local Native Americans. Part 3 poses an alternate history: the rise of a successful modern Jewish city-state, Isra Isle, on the northern New York and Canadian border-a metropolis that looks remarkably like New York City both before and after 9/11-in which the Jewish female governor campaigns to become president of the United States.Nava Semel has published novels, short stories, poetry, plays, children's books, and a number of TV scripts. Her books have been translated and published in many countries. Her book, Becoming Gershona, received the 1990 National Jewish Book Award in the US.
Oedipus in Brooklyn and Other Stories
by Blume Lempel Ellen Cassedy Yermiyahu Ahron TaubWriting in Yiddish using stream-of-consciousness, flashback, and eroticism, Lempel's modern short-story style was appropriate to her themes, which were often daring: incest-Oedipus in Brooklyn (1981), rape-"Alone Together," (1989) and the ambivalent attraction of one woman to another "Correspondents" (1992). The settings of her short stories were largely American. This is the first translation and prize-winning collection of her best stories.Ellen Cassedy and Yermiyahu Ahron Taub (the translators) on encountering Blume Lempel's stories wrote: "When we began reading and translating, we didn't know we were going to find a mother drawn into an incestuous relationship with her blind son. We didn't know we'd meet a young woman lying on the table at an abortion clinic. We didn't know we'd meet a middle-aged woman full of erotic imaginings as she readies herself for a blind date. Buried in this forgotten Yiddish-language material, we found modernist stories and modernist story-telling techniques - imagine reading Gabriel Garcia Marquez with the conversational touch of Grace Paley."Lempel (1907-1999) was one of a small number of writers in the United States who wrote in Yiddish into the 1990s. Though many of her stories opened a window on the Old World and the Holocaust, she did not confine herself to these landscapes or themes. She often wrote about the margins of society, and about subjects considered untouchable. her prize-winning fiction is remarkable for its psychological acuity, its unflinching examination of erotic themes and gender relations, and its technical virtuosity. Mirroring the dislocation of mostly women protagonists, her stories move between present and past, Old World and New, dream and reality.While many of her stories opened a window on the Old World and the Holocaust, she also wrote about the margins of society, about subjects considered untouchable, among them abortion, prostitution, women's erotic imaginings, and even incest. She illuminated the inner lives of her characters-mostly women. Her storylines migrate between past and present, Old World and New, dream and reality, modern-day New York and prewar Poland, bedtime story and passionate romance, and old-age dementia and girlhood dreams.Immigrating to New York when Hitler rose to power, Blume Lempel began publishing her short stories in 1945. By the 1970s her work had become known throughout the Yiddish literary world. When she died in 1999, the Yiddish paper Forverts wrote: "Yiddish literature has lost one of its most remarkable women writers."Ellen Cassedy, translator, is author of the award-winning study "We Are Here", about the Lithuanian Holocaust. With her colleague Yermiyahu Ahron Taub, they received the Yiddish Book Center 2012 Translation Prize for translating Blume Lempel. Yermiyahu Ahron Taub is the author of several books of poetry, including "Prayers of a Heretic/Tfiles fun an apikoyres" (2013),"Uncle Feygele"(2011), and "What Stillness Illuminated/Vos shtilkayt hot baloykhtn (2008)."
Questioning Return: A Novel
by Beth KissileffStudent Wendy Goldberg spends a year in Jerusalem questioning the lives of American Jews who "return" both to Israel itself and to traditional religious practices. Are they sincere? Are they happier? The unexpected answers and her experiences (a bus bombing, a funeral, an unexpected suicide, a love affair, a law suit),lead her to reconsider her own true identity.
Crevice (Earth Hunters #1)
by Janice BoekhoffAn Arizona mine owner risks her life—and tests her faith—to find her missing brother in this suspenseful, action-packed adventure. Desperate to save her family&’s gold mine, Elery Hearst gives an order that results in the tragic death of one of her men. But before she can come to terms with the guilt consuming her, her brother disappears. To find him, she must find the legendary Lost Dutchman gold mine. And the one person who can help, Lucan Milner, has every reason to want her to fail; he&’s the twin brother of the miner who died. He holds the secret to finding Elery&’s brother, but sharing it with her not only rips open his grief-stricken heart, it puts both of them in the path of a killer…Praise for Crevice&“An intriguing and modern tale around the legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine. This debut novel has adventure, romance, and an insightful spiritual thread that readers will enjoy.&”—Marissa Shrock, author of the Emancipation Warriors series &“Refreshingly original, Boekhoff's treasure hunt of legends and intrigue will leave you tantalizingly infected with gold fever! An adventure not to be missed!&”—Amy Leigh Simpson, author of the Girl Next Door Series &“Get ready for an emotional, action-packed adventure through the Arizona desert. Boekhoff keeps the tension high until the nail-biting ending.&”—Jill Kemerer, author of Her Small-town Romance
First Church of the Higher Elevations: Mountains, Prayer and Presence
by Peter AndersonThese contemplative essays, written for seekers and wanderers, explore the complexity of the scripture of place, the geography of the heart, the landscape of imagination, and the topography of memory. Thoughtful and rich in spirit, the book discusses a personal relationship to place and prayer. Dark, serious, joyful, and funny, it is a perfect companion on a trek through the woods or in the comfort of your own home.
Heading Home: Field Notes
by Peter AndersonThese contemplative essays, written for seekers and wanderers, explore the complexity of the scripture of place, the geography of the heart, the landscape of imagination, and the topography of memory. Thoughtful and rich in spirit, this book discusses a personal relationship to place and prayer. Dark, serious, joyful, and funny, it is a perfect companion on a trek through the woods or in the comfort of your own home.
Everybody Loved Roger Harden
by Cecil MurpheyA dinner party turns into a case of whodunit when the host, millionaire Roger Harden, is found dead before the first course. On the scene are psychologist Julie West and Reverend James Burton, who don their detective hats to take a closer look at their fellow partygoers.There are ten possible suspects, all sharing close living quarters at the millionaire's secluded home on Palm Island. Each one harbors deep secrets and a reasonable motive to have wanted Roger gone. But in order to uncover the true criminal, Julie must first push aside her growing attraction to the reverend, and focus on a different type of fascination--one for murder.Note: This is a previously published work. For readers who purchased the original edition, this second edition is not substantially different.
Everybody Wanted Room 623
by Cecil MurpheyWhen psychologist Julie West responds to a call from "reformed" criminal Stefan Lauber, she doesn't expect to find him murdered in Room 623 at the Cartledge Inn. Even more, she can't understand why people are calling to reserve that particular room before the body even gets cold. She's going to find out, though, even if it means working with the man she secretly loves to solve the mystery. And once Julie and Pastor James Burton are on the case, there's no time to dwell on unrequited love. Not when there's a murderer on the loose, odd detectives to work with...and more killings to come.Note: This is a previously published work. For readers who purchased the original edition, this second edition is not substantially different.
Everybody Called Her a Saint
by Cecil MurpheyAfter their broken engagement, there's only one thing that can get unbeatable crime-solvers Julie West and Reverend James Burton back into action--the murder of a beloved friend.No one can figure out who would have a motive to kill Twila Belk, who was a saint by all accounts. Paying for a cruise to Antarctica for 48 of her "closest friends" was just one of many generous gifts she bestowed upon those around her. When the body of the benefactress is discovered on Brown Bluff Island, Julie and James must set their past aside to bring the killer to justice and along the way, perhaps, uncover a new beginning for themselves.Note: This is a previously published work. For readers who purchased the original edition, this second edition is not substantially different.
Spiritual Multiplication in the Real World: Why some disciple-makers reproduce when others fail.
by Bob McNabbWhy do some disciple-makers reproduce while others fail? Spiritual Multiplication in the Real World takes an in-depth look into this question and gives answers based on solid research and biblical foundations. The solutions presented are inspiring and highly practical. Best of all, the keys to fruitfulness shared are universal principles that work in the “real world.” These principles will help you multiply generations of disciples, wherever you find yourself! BECOME A REPRODUCER: • Don’t just make disciples. Learn to reproduce disciple-makers! • Gain an overview of the discipling process and how to move new believers to maturity and reproduction. • Grasp the keys to successful evangelism and multiplication in the context of a disciple-making team.
The Biblioplan Companion Year Two: A Text for Medieval History
by Robert Nalle Julia NalleThe Biblioplan Companion Year Two: A Text for Medieval History Two Volume Set is the primary spine and text for this year of study in the Biblioplan system. <p><p> Providing a context for the living books students read, students will gain an understanding of the overall narrative of history, and where various figures and events fit into the past. Each companion weaves together Church History, the Bible, and the overall narrative of history, helping students to understand Christian themes and connections. <p><p> Medieval History covers Western European and Church History, Asia, Africa, Pre-Columbian America, the Age of Discovery, the Renaissance, the Protestant Reformation, Elizabethan England and more. A World Geography focus is also integrated. <p><p> Two Volumes, 745 total indexed pages, hardcover. Non-consumable text. <p><p> BiblioPlan is a four-year classical Christian history curriculum (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern History, and Modern History) that's designed to be used with multiple ages. For parents using this companion with younger readers, they may wish to preview before addressing some of the cruel, violent deeds in history.