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A journey of the soul through the map of Christian time. The liturgical year, beginning on the first Sunday of Advent and carrying through the following November, is the year that sets out to attune the life of the Christian to the life of Jesus, the Christ.

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A daily devotional expounding on the power of God's word to change lives. The Long Run is a down to earth, applicable, plainly written book that daily challenges readers to find focus, build foundation, and act on the instructions given by God in the Bible. Life is not a sprint; it is a distance race that is won by chasing what matters. The Long Run was written to help you keep your pace.

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Bestselling author and Bible teacher Sheila Walsh unpacks the deepest longings of a womans heart and encourages readers to discover Gods relentless pursuit of them through those very longings---now in paperback.

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Bestselling author and Bible teacher Sheila Walsh unpacks the deepest longings of a womans heart and encourages readers to discover Gods relentless pursuit of them through those very longings.

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Comparing the spread of Christianity to the East to its more successful spread to the West, Montgomery illustrates the uneven diffusion of one of the world's most influential and successful religions.

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Demonstrates the importance of social location and cultural presuppositions in the interpretation of cultic texts and acts.

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Reflecting the Third Article of the Nicene Creed, The Lord, The Giver of Life describes God and creation according to the redeeming work of the Holy Spirit. Aaron T. Smith shows that it is not immateriality and materiality, which define God and world, but reflexive capacity for otherness realized in covenantal history.

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The fruit of many years of personal experience and seminars on disciple making, this is an extremely helpful book for Christian leaders and laypersons desiring to have personal discipling ministries.

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This group of feminist readings of parables about women and their work aims to fill a gap in the scholarly literature on parables. It brings to life vignettes from ancient Mediterranean women's lives, covering the place of women in the ministry of Jesus, the early church and Christian theology.

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In The Lost Discipline of Conversation, spiritual formation professor and author Joanne Jung introduces the forgotten Puritan practice of purposeful, transparent spiritual conversations - called conference - that can renew our spiritual lives today.

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A gripping exploration of the life of the world's oldest and most famous printed book.

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A fresh look at Jesus that will stir thoughtful debate, pose new questions and hopefully create a deeper understanding of Jesus and his message.

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The Lost Spot.is a short but powerful vignette-type book, designed specifically to draw readers to the cross of Christ, through child-like verse. Yet it is the simplicity of the book that makes salvation so approachable and readily obtainable.

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"The Lulling to Sleep of the Church" is a call for reformation. It is the proverbial ninety-five theses nailed to the door of the present-day church. It explains what is wrong with the church, why it is wrong, and how to fix it. If you have concerns about the future of the church, this book gives Scriptures and applications to your concerns.

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A study of Lutheran history with increased attention to the activities and contributions made by the laity, by women, and by persons from outside the dominant ethnic groups.