You'll enjoy this look at island life, the likable characters, and a plot that keeps you hoping for love.
Though there's not much new, if you've enjoyed Steele before, you'll enjoy this one.
What would happen if you believed that God was made flesh? What if you read scripture using the word "God" every time "Jesus" is mentioned? What difference does it make to you that Christ demonstrates how God would behave and think?
The author examines how the theology of salvation and a personal savior shapes us, our obedience, service, and service. Don't miss this one.
Missions is an evolving profession as researchers and practitioners who continue to explore and understand how real change is possible in the name of Christ. Read this volume to see how God is at work and how the helping professions and outside interventions can do more good than harm.
Here's a guide to the basics. Grimley and Smith write from experience and observation. You'll understand spaces, placement, and the art of design better after reading this. Enjoy it, whether you read as an expert or amateur, a hobbyist or professional.
Just when you think life is out of control or outcomes are inevitable, when you think you're restricted by your choices or destined to fail, the author offers another point of view. Hope comes from relationship with God, not just from past decisions.
Well worth keeping on your desk when you need another voice inside your head. Well worth putting on that "to do when I have 10 minutes" pile - and opening up when you need a word of encouragement.
Highly recommended.
I'm a fan of the Daniel Pitt series anyway, but this one had me on the edge of my seat at times. Seeing a character unfold, book by book, makes it more interesting. Perry has a way with words and scenes: she'll pull you in and have you sucking in your breath in anticipation. Don't miss the twist at the end, as usual.
Recommended for British novel buffs and mystery murder apprentices.
Find out more about each other while you affirm your past. You'll begin to understand why you're together and what's behind your partner's actions and thoughts.
Lots of questions, and lots of fun ahead for couples of any age. Answer for yourself or your partner - and see how well you know each other. How close do you come to their observations or your past and present, as well as your dreams and aspirations?
Love is a puzzle but this workbook may hold the key to some missing pieces. Enjoy!
I taught piano and theory (and other musical stuff) for 33 years. First thing I noticed was the cover ... the words should go upward from Every, not down.
That said, if you read music and like a good story, you'll enjoy this one. With a classical playlist and scores inserted between text, you'll wander through the wonderland of musical education and experiences.
All of us who took lessons - whether the music captured us or was just work - will relate to this autobiography. Have fun with it.
Or do you just want to copy some gorgeous watercolors of botanicals?
Here's your book! Enjoy the illustrations, descriptions, and helpful instructions. A beautiful practical volume for artists and green-thumbs alike.
Dooley examines the "almost" accomplishments that can derail our hopes and make us feel stuck. He offers options for moving on from what didn't go as planned.
Is life still good? Can you still contribute and feel that life has purpose and meaning. He says a resounding yes, and asks you to consider what you may have learned, grown in, and clarified by failures and pain.
Get this if you're stuck or in transition.
I don't like horror, and the further in I got, the more I felt like I was in a quagmire that could be awful. I didn't read the whole thing, though the descriptions and characters were compelling.
If you need an adventure that borders on the unusual, if you're willing to bite your nails through some chapters, if you want surprises about mutations and interactions - you might like this one.
Though each person has a unique design and special place in the world, there are some common experiences and values. Whether we get smaller through hurts and fears, whether we're chasing money or security, living life with meaning requires intentionality.
Becker lays out some of the ways that we are pulled aside form purposeful living and encourages the reader to work through some exercises that clarify what you want and how to get there.
Learn how to leave your mark ... not in money or emotions or society's view of success. But in a life worth living. Excellent for those at a crossroads, those feeling empty despite external success, and those in transition. This is your chance to find out things that matter most.
One dog loves pleasing people and is game for any new trick. Another likes to do things if he's in the mood and thinks there's some benefit to obedience. The third won't fetch a ball but loves to be groomed and will sit next to you in adoration if you pet her.
This book gives you clues to what your dog understands (what you're communicating), It helps you understand what your dog needs from you. And it lets you recognize the messages your dog is trying to send.
Grab a copy and learn some new dog tricks from this expert - for them and for you.
Herberger offers hope. Hope that you can be all God wants you to be. Hope that you can be shaped into all that God has designed you for. hope that the future can transcend the limits of your plans and ambitions.
But it means you have to die. You have to surrender control of your life to God who knows you best and has unimaginable resources and connections. You willing?
Read about what it will take and what it will cost you. And then get ready for the journey of your life. Highly recommended for those in uncertainty and transition.
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Maybe you look back longingly at the work you used to do, at the projects you used to finish, and the milestones you used to reach. COVID's been a strange beast, hasn't it? It's affected everybody.
Maybe you're feeling stressed and almost at the end of your rope, fighting for equilibrium in this strange and unknown season. If so, this book is for you.
Nieuwhof is always an interesting writer, and this volume on avoiding burnout is no exception. He helps the reader diagnose things that aren't working (and maybe some things that weren't working in the past for you.) He invites you to look at stress points and where you are functioning at less than capacity.
The author offers choices for going forward: what is the life you are designed to live? How do you get there - to live at 100% rather than surviving day to do. I'm not giving away his advice or secrets. Read them for yourself!
"Show me your habits and I'll show you your future. It's that simple. It's that complicated." The book starts with this provoking observation.
Batterson says that in 30 Days, you can change the trajectory of your life by examining where you are now, where you are headed, and how you can be more intentional about the direction of your life.
If you're uncertain what the future holds, this is the book for you. By putting deliberate steps in place, you give yourself the advantage - life does not have to be random and others shouldn't be planning your future. Buy this book.
However, author Kristi Nelson posits that thanks once in a while isn't the same as grateful living. She introduces 5 principles for grateful living - and encourages the read to adapt these into daily life. Whether it's being kind to yourself, others, or relishing nature, a life of gratitude spills over into care for the world.
Pick this one up if COVID has you dragging your heels or hunched at home depressed. Nelson will challenge you with good questions, can-do encouragement, and her own stories. Enjoy it!
