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Find Your Place In Gods Plan For The World.

MacDonald gives readers a deeper understanding of who God is and why we should live differently because of who He is. Each chapter gives a suggested portion of Scripture to read, a "Make it Personal" section, and a closing prayer.

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Combining practical, biblical principles and proven, achievable steps presented in this book, single parents will find that financial freedom is possible--even for them.

Much has been made about the 'men problem.' You can hear about it on Oprah. You can read about it in "Time, " Everyone is concerned about it. Many address the consequences of it, yet very few people are doing anything that will change the root of it." No man fails on purpose, yet our society is wrought with the results. And our well-intentioned solutions often don't deal with the root issue. So what solution does "Pastoring Men" offer? Discipl...

Mohler believes contemporary preaching suffers from an infatuation with technology, a focus on felt needs, and an absence of the gospel. He examines the public exposition of the Bible and explains why the church can't survive without it.

At the age of 15 Rahab is forced into prostitution by her beloved father. Into the emotional turmoil of her world walks Salmone, a respected leader of Judah. Through the tribulations of a stormy relationship, Rahab and Salmone learn the true source of one another's worth in God and find healing from fear and rejection.

The Second Half of the Story In this volume of Unlocking the Bible Story, Colin S. Smith continues to uncover the truths of and in the Bible. Christ is the crux of the entire Bible story, from the first page to the last. Volume 3 encourages and strengthens readers to discover the life-changing realities found in the New Testament.

Despite trillions of dollars spent and the development of welfare programs, poverty has actually gotten much worse. Nationally, 30 percent of black families live below the poverty line, an increase of 20 percent since 1969. Jenkins knows that poverty is not corrected by a redistribution of wealth but by the transformation of people. In his new book he offers comprehensive strategies for setting goals in the areas of family, faith, friends, fin...