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Stretched beyond her capacity in raising a large family in the middle of Manhattan, Kristen Kill longed for something she did not know had a name---until she found it in the Psalms. Finding Selah offers hope for anyone hungry for the peace of God amidst the craziest of days.

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In an update of the groundbreaking original title, Dr. Juli Slattery illuminatesthe power of women in marriage, with an emphasis onthe uniqueness of a womans capacity to build intimacy.

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This is a revised and updated edition of a book previously published in 1996 under the title: The still point.

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Finish Line by acclaimed author and speaker Robert Wolgemuth is a spiritual and practical guide to approaching the end of your life not with confusion but with clarity, inspiring you to live well now, not with fear but with anticipation and joy.

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Five Circles: Church Growth Through Music provides necessary and relevant information that establishes why diversity is important in worship music. The book highlights the important work that successful teams are doing to support diversity and church leaders.

(Paperback, 2nd Edition, Enlarged, Updated)

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Named to EBONY Magazine's "Power 100" list of influential African Americans and PRWeek's "40 Under 40" list, activist and popular media commentator Alencia Johnson shows readers how to identify their gifts and begin creating positive change in the world, engaging in the issues that make a difference in their lives and in their communities.

(Hardback)

A spunky NYC-publicist-turned-travel-blogger-globetrotter takes readers along for the ride as she navigates religious and cultural expectations, seeks God's plan for her life, and discovers how to be a modern woman of courage and faith.

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This guide to living well through all the seasons of life encourages readers to trust God's timing and hold onto hope in the periods of waiting.

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Godly character can be formed through a deeper and more intimate understanding of Scripture. In Flourish: The NIV Bible for Women, women in all stages of life will find transformational insight through reflection questions, articles that dispel common myths women believe, character profiles of women in the Bible, and notes on life topics.

(Leather / fine binding)

Godly character can be formed through a deeper and more intimate understanding of Scripture. In Flourish: The NIV Bible for Women, women in all stages of life will find transformational insight through reflection questions, articles that dispel common myths women believe, character profiles of women in the Bible, and notes on life topics.

(Leather / fine binding)

Godly character can be formed through a deeper and more intimate understanding of Scripture. In Flourish: The NIV Bible for Women, women in all stages of life will find transformational insight through reflection questions, articles that dispel common myths women believe, character profiles of women in the Bible, and notes on life topics.

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In Follow the Healer, Stephen Seamands draws upon four decades of teaching theology and active involvement in healing ministry to help us grasp the 'why-to' of healing that comes before the 'how-to.' He lays out the essential theological foundations for healing ministry in a way that is simple and accessible.

(Hardback)

Jesus calls us not to cheer for him but to chase after him.

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In this new study based on Sarah Young's bestselling book Jesus Always, readers will explore how to receive God's guidance through His Word and follow Him regardless of the obstacles they face.

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Jesus did not establish an institution... he began a movement, fuelled by
his Spirit, to change the face of the earth from the nightmare it often is into the dream that God intends.

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In the encouraging book Footprints: An Interactive Journey Through One of the Most Beloved Poems of All Time, which explores each line of her timeless poem, Margaret Fishback Powers writes about the ways God cares for people who are hurting or lonely.

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We celebrate when wrongdoers are shamed and cringe at shamelessness in public figures, yet too often suffer with our own private burden of shame. What are we to make of this powerful, confounding emotion Is shame good or bad In For Shame, author Gregg Ten Elshof brings clarity to shame and rediscovers the unexpected virtues hidden within it.

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Presents a manual of practical philosophy based on the best-known text of Mahayana Buddhism, "The Way of the Bodhisattva" (Bodhicharyavatara). This title explains and amplifies the text, illuminating its message of putting others before oneself and showing how anyone can develop a truly 'good heart'.

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In For the Body, author Timothy Tennent explores the contours of the Christian vision of the body and human sexuality that focuses on God's design and the purpose of the human body, the variety of different ways we are called into relationships with others, and how contemporary society has marred this grand vision.

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For the Love is now a New York Times bestseller! Don't miss Jen's latest title, also a New York Times bestseller, Of Mess and Moxie.

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For the Love is now a New York Times bestseller! Don't miss Jen's latest title, also a New York Times bestseller, Of Mess and Moxie.

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Reveals the thread that unites the spiritual paths that have opposed orthodox religion over the centuries and the challenge they provide to the status quo.