Scott mcclain (12 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Can one kind invitation change a heart Zacchaeus has money, but he feels lonely and left out. When Jesus comes to Jericho, Zacchaeus climbs a sycamore-fig tree just to catch a glimpse. Then Jesus stops, looks up, and calls him by name. Through Jesus' kindness, Zacchaeus discovers that real joy does not come from keeping more-it comes from living honestly, helping others, and making things right. With warm illustrations and a simple life lesson, Joyful Like Zacchaeus is perfect for children ages 4-8, bedtime reading, Sunday school, homeschool, Christian classrooms, and family devotion time. Moral: When our hearts change, our choices change too. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What do we do when life feels stormy In this gentle retelling of Jesus calming the storm, children discover that Jesus is with them even when they feel afraid. As the wind blows and the waves rise, the disciples begin to panic. But Jesus stands and speaks peace over the storm-and over their hearts. With beautiful illustrations, child-friendly storytelling, and a comforting biblical lesson, Peaceful Like Jesus helps children understand that faith and peace grow when they trust Jesus. Perfect for: - Children ages 4-8- Bedtime and family devotion reading- Sunday school and homeschool lessons- Christian classrooms>Moral: A peaceful heart trusts Jesus, even in the middle of a storm.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Larkspur, Kansas, 1893.When a surveyor's probe strikes something unexpected on an old piece of Kansas farmland, Reverend Eli Tanner is drawn into a mystery buried for years.The shallow grave holds more than human remains. It holds the beginning of a story someone wanted forgotten.A missing brother. A vanished land claim. An old founding ledger. And property records that don't quite tell the truth.As Eli, Marshal Hollis Briggs, and young deputy Jesse Talbot follow a trail stretching back to Larkspur's earliest days, they uncover old bargains, struggling families, and powerful interests built upon land whose history is far more complicated than anyone remembers.But in a town where property means security, reputation, and legacy, exposing the past threatens more than an inheritance.It threatens everything built upon it.And Eli soon discovers that some debts don't disappear when the people who created them die.They are simply passed down.The Sin of Inheritance is the fourth Reverend Eli Tanner Mystery, a richly atmospheric historical mystery of buried secrets, family legacy, justice, faith, and the dangerous truths one generation leaves for the next.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - HOME WAS THE ONE THING HE THOUGHT WOULD NEVER CHANGE.In March 1862, sixteen-year-old Wayne Sutton knows the rocky fields and timbered ridges of Arkansas's Boston Mountains better than he knows the wider world. But when opposing armies converge at Pea Ridge, the Civil War reaches his family's doorstep-and the life Wayne once understood begins to disappear.As the conflict spreads across Arkansas and the Cherokee Nation, neighbors choose sides, old friendships fracture, and once-peaceful communities become divided ground. Protecting his family will require more than strength or courage. Wayne must decide whom he can trust, what he is willing to defend, and how much of himself he can sacrifice without losing the person he hopes to become.Rich in historical atmosphere and grounded in the human cost of war, DIVIDED GROUND is a sweeping story of family, loyalty, survival, and a young man coming of age in a country torn apart.Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven Civil War fiction, frontier family sagas, and historical novels about ordinary people confronting extraordinary times.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Some speak the truth. Others use it to destroy.Larkspur, Kansas, 1893.When traveling revival preacher Brother Thaddeus Crowe arrives in Larkspur, he brings more than fiery sermons and promises of salvation. He has a gift for uncovering the secrets people would rather leave buried-and a dangerous certainty about what should be done with them.Then Crowe is found murdered behind the revival tent.The dead preacher leaves behind a trail of confession cards, private accusations, and enough hidden sins to give half the town a reason to want him silenced.As Reverend Eli Tanner and Marshal Hollis Briggs investigate, suspicion spreads through Larkspur. A banker has something to hide. A husband isn't telling the whole truth. A young woman knows more than she admits. And even Eli finds himself confronting a part of his own past he has spent years avoiding.But evidence can point in the wrong direction, and certainty can be more dangerous than doubt.To find Crowe's killer, Eli must separate truth from judgment-and decide whether knowing someone's darkest secret means truly knowing the person who carries it.Because sometimes the greatest danger isn't being wrong. It's being absolutely certain you're right.The Sin of Certainty is Book Five in the Reverend Eli Tanner Mysteries, an atmospheric historical mystery of murder, faith, guilt, hidden secrets, and the dangerous distance between justice and judgment.…

Zustand: New. Among the writers of the early Church, Saint Jerome (345-420) had a way with words few could equal. To honour the 1600th anniversary of the death of this patron saint of librarians and Scripture scholars, the CUAP is releasing The Quotable Jerome, a collect.

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