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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Join God's Global PlanTen-year-old Jason is unsure if God is still at work around the world. That is, until he and his younger brother, Fred, discover a board game that transports them to countries across the globe. But one mistake could mean being stuck in a country with no way home.In The Dreamer, Jason and Fred must fulfill a strange mission to deliver a holy book to a dreamer in Afghanistan. If only the brothers knew who. Can they lose the mysterious person following them and figure out who needs the book before time runs out Find out in this first book in Jenny Marcelene's To the Ends series.To the Ends is an international adventure series helping children ages 6-10 cultivate a biblical worldview and spark prayer for the nations.'The Dreamer helps kids understand that missions is a real, here and now, essential part of the Christian faith. It shows young people they, too, can play a role in making God's great name known at home and in the world beyond.' -Caroline Starr Rose, author of The Burning Season'Engaging, fun, and based in biblical truth, The Dreamer by Jenny Marcelene is exactly the kind of book I want my kids reading! Through adventure and education, readers have the opportunity to learn about how the Lord is already at work around the world-and how we can partner with him in the work of sharing and proclaiming the gospel through prayer. I highly recommend this series and can't wait to read more!' -Ann Swindell, author of the In the Castle Library series and owner of Writing with Grace'Jenny Marcelene channels her own experiences of living in Muslim countries into a novel to educate and inspire young readers' hearts with God's work around the world. The Dreamer manages to strike a golden balance between being exciting enough to keep the interest of older readers while remaining accessible in content and style for younger readers. Marcelene's book reminds us that the Gospel is both an incredible gift and a grand adventure.' -Ginger M. Blomberg, author of Charlie and the Preschool Prodigal from TGC Kids'The Dreamer takes readers on an imaginative journey, inviting kids to see God's heart for the nations. The Dreamer is eye-opening, respectful, and full of wonder.' -Christie Thomas, author of Little Habits, Big Faith'Praise God for Jenny Marcelene's obedience and talents that have created The Dreamer . . . Obviously, it has taken her a lifetime of listening and in-depth experiences for her to envision a book that young people will adore and consume. While a children's book, it presents many biblical and spiritual challenges for parents and other adults who read it to a younger audience. It is filled with biblical and modern-day cultural truths as the love of Jesus Christ continues to encounter the world of Islam . . . This book is more than well-researched, it has been well-lived and experienced.' -Dr. Nik Ripken, missionary and author of The Insanity of God, President of Nik Ripken Ministries'Jenny Marcelene has given young readers an unforgettable adventure that awakens curiosity and points them to God's heart for the nations.' -Sarah Koontz, Founder of Living by Design MinistriesThe Dreamer invites children into a world they may never travel to, but that God deeply loves. Jenny gives young readers the gift of seeing another culture through God's eyes-familiar enough to connect with, yet different enough to spark curiosity and wonder.' -Carissa Potter, Director of Family Mobilization, Via.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Join God's Global PlanTen-year-old Jason is unsure if God is still at work around the world. That is, until he and his younger brother, Fred, discover a board game that transports them to countries across the globe. But one mistake could mean being stuck in a country with no way home.In The Dreamer, Jason and Fred must fulfill a strange mission to deliver a holy book to a dreamer in Afghanistan. If only the brothers knew who. Can they lose the mysterious person following them and figure out who needs the book before time runs out Find out in this first book in Jenny Marcelene's To the Ends series.To the Ends is an international adventure series helping children ages 6-10 cultivate a biblical worldview and spark prayer for the nations.'The Dreamer helps kids understand that missions is a real, here and now, essential part of the Christian faith. It shows young people they, too, can play a role in making God's great name known at home and in the world beyond.' -Caroline Starr Rose, author of The Burning Season'Engaging, fun, and based in biblical truth, The Dreamer by Jenny Marcelene is exactly the kind of book I want my kids reading! Through adventure and education, readers have the opportunity to learn about how the Lord is already at work around the world-and how we can partner with him in the work of sharing and proclaiming the gospel through prayer. I highly recommend this series and can't wait to read more!' -Ann Swindell, author of the In the Castle Library series and owner of Writing with Grace.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Dreamer | Jenny Marcelene | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Calla Press Publishing | EAN 9781966828051 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When Poppy moves to Texas with her family, leaving her beloved grandparents behind, she decides to take matters into her own hands and invent a way for everyone to be together when it matters most. Luckily, she has her trusty unicorn and her worrisome but steadfast brontosaurus to help. With magic, imagination and a lot of love, Poppy just might be able to make Texas home.All Aboard the Grandparents Express is charming, whimsical, and utterly endearing. I love the intrepid Poppy, her sweet brother Jack, and their winsome imaginations. This story about finding home is a delight. -Emily Bain Murphy, author of The Disappearances and the Lightseekers trilogyI was charmed by All Aboard the Grandparents Express from the start! The story's imaginative narrator invites the reader into her world with irresistible sweetness and sensitivity. Little readers and their grown-ups will love this gem of a book, especially those who can relate to a family move, saying goodbye to loved ones, and welcoming a new baby into the house. -Katie Wray Schon, author and illustrator of Painting Wonder: How Pauline Baynes Illustrated the Worlds of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. TolkienThis delightful story is equal parts whimsical and wise. Mueller guides families through trials and change with honesty, grace, and more than a little magic. This story beautifully captures the voice and inner world of its eight-year-old narrator. In doing so, it gives the daunting adventure of moving away from family the gravity it deserves. This book finds wonder and joy in making a new friend and inventing a magical train using cardboard and imagination. It finds appropriate sorrow in faraway grandparents and an unfamiliar house. And it has the good sense not to question the reality of beloved unicorn and dinosaur friends. Both parents and children will find strength, insight, and joy in this story. -Matthew Mellema, author of Red RexA grand adventure! Mueller masterfully overlays the perfect amount of fantasy onto reality as she captures childlike wonder while weaving in valuable life lessons of friendship, family, and faith. She beautifully depicts the imagination and voice of childhood in her relatable characters. This story reminds us all (especially us grown-ups) that magic is truly all around us in places and people both big and small. We just need to remind each other how and where to look. -Melody Trowell, author of The Girl Whose Frown Shook the Ground.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Timothy's upcoming book, Roots and Fruit: An Introduction to the Christian Faith, is for those wondering what Christianity is all about. This book uses clear, formal verse over the course of 78 poems to introduce what Christians believe and why. These poems alternate between recounting the basic narrative of Scripture (from the Creation, Fall, and Exodus through the life of Christ and the founding of the Church) and explaining how each story lays the foundation for the doctrine and practices of Christians.Timothy E. G. Bartel is a poet and professor from California. His poems, translations, and essays have appeared in Christianity and Literature, First Things, The Hopkins Review, Modern Age, and elsewhere. Timothy is the author of four collections of poetry and three volumes of essays, most recently The Poets and the Fathers: Theology and Poetry from Gregory Nazianzus to Scott Cairns. Timothy lives with his family in Houston, where he serves as Professor of Great Texts and Theology at Saint Constantine College.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What good does it do to gain the world if you lose your soul in the process Well-intentioned as you may be, what if the spirit in which you are pursuing fruitfulness has already proven it cannot lead you to the abundant life you desperately desire As a recovering perfectionist, Jordan Sleed continues to poetically wrestle with these questions. Setting aside well-worn definitions of success, and standing baffled in the presence of a God who delights in the impractical, the poet invites us to 'wastefully' shatter our alabaster jars and enter that which truly fulfills: communion with God. Set aside your measurements and striving. In these pages, you will overhear internal arguments, witness divine friendship, and find rest in the reality that God is after our hearts, not our success.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Seventeen-year-old Wren Devine refuses to share her art with anyone-other than her parents and her sister (who died three years prior). But when her mother submits her artwork to a mentorship program, and she gets accepted, Wren is forced to display her artwork for the eccentric Professor Hayes. Despite her fears, Wren hopes this mentorship will finally make her as worthy as her sister. But this mentorship is about more than painting.Wren soon learns that she has a magical ability to turn her paintings into portals to travel not only to other places but also to another world entirely. An eerie children's book in the professor's classroom reveals a wicked pirate with a vengeance who has her eye on Stefan Branson, a former student of Professor Hayes. As all four of these lives intersect, it becomes apparent that everyone has a secret-some more deadly than others. The longer these secrets brew, the more deadly and heavy they become, and possibly lead to never seeing her former, earthly realm again. Wren must not only learn to release the shadow of her beloved sister but step boldly into her own world.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Can creative works reveal biblical truth As a senior in college, Kori Morgan, who had spent most of her life as an atheist, became a Christian. But as a fiction writer who had grown up in a family where the arts and creativity were celebrated, she began to ask questions about how these crucial elements of her background and personality related to her newfound belief in the truths of the Bible.In the coming years of walking with Jesus, Kori discovered that the Lord had always been using her favorite works of literature, film, and music to teach her about himself. In the present day, he continued to guide her through struggles with depression and spiritual abuse, using both the stories in his Word and those that captured her imagination to reveal his presence in the midst of hardship.This collection of essays poignantly reveals how God speaks through creative works of all kinds and draws us closer to him in the midst of our living, learning, and working out of our faith.'With equal measures of honesty and good cheer, Kori Morgan tells the compelling story of how God wooed her through the arts.' -Jonathan Rogers, author and host of The Habit Membership for Writers.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Through the lens of personal experience, Elise Tegegne reflects on the redemptive glimmers in ordinary challenges ranging from canceled flights to insomnia. In Praise of Houseflies offers readers an opportunity to listen for what their own everyday quandaries can teach and to delight in the abundant graces blossoming within them. Combining the exploratory spirit of Montesquieu, the lyricism of Kathleen Norris, and the gentle spiritual musing of Henri Nouwen, the book is an essential message of hope, joy, and redemption imparted through deep, nourishing reflection."Wisdom arrives over time, and nearly always as a result of quiet choices made in the midst of affliction. In her essay collection, In Praise of Houseflies, Elise Tegegne offers hard-won insight into how even our sufferings-exile, isolation, privation, humiliation, loss, pain, and grief-might be recognized as the very means by which the soul becomes a trusting and trustworthy source of stillness and of peace." -Scott Cairns, author of The End of Suffering: Finding Purpose in Pain"This book is a blessing-an elegant reminder of how grace is threaded through the day, always available-especially in challenges, annoyances and disappointments. Elise's lively reflections range from small moments of insight to rich stories of how God shows up "lovely in limbs, lovely in eyes not his." Her openness to receiving that grace and sharing it, and the ways she calls in the wisdom of spiritual writers and teachers are timely encouragements to live into hard moments with hope and confident prayer and expectation of adventure." -Marilyn McEntyre, author of Caring for Words in a Culture of Lies.