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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Jill Briscoe has struggled with her faith, battled discouragement, fought temptations, ministered to teenagers and senior citizens, raised three children, moved her family to a foreign land, and searched desperately for God's will all the while. Out of these tough times she has forged her speaking and writing ministry, with her hallmark candor and insight. In There's a Snake in My Garden she describes the trials of her life with wit and understanding, seeing them as an ongoing battle with the old snake.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. You can act your age.even with your parents -Stop dreading the next visit home.-Make changes in discouraging family patterns.-Learn new ways to relate to the people you've known all your life.-Maximize the positives in family visits.-Establish your own memory-making traditions.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. You can act your age.even with your parents -Stop dreading the next visit home.-Make changes in discouraging family patterns.-Learn new ways to relate to the people you've known all your life.-Maximize the positives in family visits.-Establish your own memory-making traditions.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Like most of us, Lauren Winner wants something to believe in. The child of a reform Jewish father and a lapsed Southern Baptist mother, she chose to become an Orthodox Jew. But as she faithfully observes the Sabbath rituals and studies Jewish laws, she finds herself increasingly drawn to Christianity. Taking a courageous step, she leaves behind what she loves and converts. Now the even harder part: How does one reinvent a religious self? How does one embrace the new without abandoning the old? How does a convert become spiritually whole. In Girl Meets God, this appealingly honest young woman takes us through a year in her search for a religious identity. Despite her conversion, she finds that her world is still shaped by her Jewish experiences. Even as she rejoices in the holy days of the Christian calendar, she mourns the Jewish rituals she still holds dear. Attempting to reconcile the two sides of her religious self, Winner applies the lessons of Judaism to the teachings of the New Testament, hosts a Christian seder, and struggles to fit her Orthodox friends into her new religious life.Ultimately she learns that faith takes practice and belief is an ongoing challenge. Like Anne Lamott's, Winner's journey to Christendom is bumpy, but it is the rocky path itself that makes her a perfect guide to exploring spirituality in today's complicated world. Her engaging approach to religion in the twenty-first century is illuminating, thought-provoking, and most certainly controversial.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Like most of us, Lauren Winner wants something to believe in. The child of a reform Jewish father and a lapsed Southern Baptist mother, she chose to become an Orthodox Jew. But as she faithfully observes the Sabbath rituals and studies Jewish laws, she finds herself increasingly drawn to Christianity. Taking a courageous step, she leaves behind what she loves and converts. Now the even harder part: How does one reinvent a religious self? How does one embrace the new without abandoning the old? How does a convert become spiritually whole. In Girl Meets God, this appealingly honest young woman takes us through a year in her search for a religious identity. Despite her conversion, she finds that her world is still shaped by her Jewish experiences. Even as she rejoices in the holy days of the Christian calendar, she mourns the Jewish rituals she still holds dear. Attempting to reconcile the two sides of her religious self, Winner applies the lessons of Judaism to the teachings of the New Testament, hosts a Christian seder, and struggles to fit her Orthodox friends into her new religious life.Ultimately she learns that faith takes practice and belief is an ongoing challenge. Like Anne Lamott's, Winner's journey to Christendom is bumpy, but it is the rocky path itself that makes her a perfect guide to exploring spirituality in today's complicated world. Her engaging approach to religion in the twenty-first century is illuminating, thought-provoking, and most certainly controversial.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. This unique study examines how images in the Old Testament foreshadow God's redemptive plan fulfilled in the New Testament. Your faith will be enriched as you look at pictures of God's faithfulness revealed in images such as the Creation, the sign of the covenant, the Passover Lamb, the temple, and others.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. This unique study examines how images in the Old Testament foreshadow God's redemptive plan fulfilled in the New Testament. Your faith will be enriched as you look at pictures of God's faithfulness revealed in images such as the Creation, the sign of the covenant, the Passover Lamb, the temple, and others.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Fair. "Faith does not break lose in my head with a whooping, 'Hurrah for God!' Believing sneaks into my soul while my head is saying, 'My God, where were you when I needed you?'" Lewis Smedes does not explain away pain or deny that things get bad and that life is hard. Instead he helps us move beyond a disheartening present by being open to God and the certainty that things are, somehow, fundamentally right. This book is about grace. Grace is the courage to go on believing in the presence of suffering and death. This is real believing, not just the intellectual kind. "The thinking part is not all that hard. IT is the feeling part that comes hard, the part that lets you know in the deep places of your soul that it is all right even when your head tells you everything is ghastly.".…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. "Faith does not break lose in my head with a whooping, 'Hurrah for God!' Believing sneaks into my soul while my head is saying, 'My God, where were you when I needed you?'" Lewis Smedes does not explain away pain or deny that things get bad and that life is hard. Instead he helps us move beyond a disheartening present by being open to God and the certainty that things are, somehow, fundamentally right. This book is about grace. Grace is the courage to go on believing in the presence of suffering and death. This is real believing, not just the intellectual kind. "The thinking part is not all that hard. IT is the feeling part that comes hard, the part that lets you know in the deep places of your soul that it is all right even when your head tells you everything is ghastly.".…

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Paperback. Zustand: Fair. In this collection of poems of human struggle and God's grace,Madeleine L'Engle speaks across the centuries through the voices of biblical figures, like Rachel, Isaac, Mary, and Andrew. Every one of us will find at least one character with whom we can identify-their dilemmas and struggles, moments of joy, and heart longings.Their dramatic songs echo in our minds and touch us afresh with belief in God's grace and love, no matter what our situations. Praise for A Cry Like a Bell "Whether in her prose or poetry, Madelein L'Engle brings illumination to her themes through her blend of insight and honesty." -Edmund Fuller "She speaks with the awesomely stark clarity that marks the imagination of real poets. Read her poetry and be chastened and filled with joy." -Thomas Howard "These cries of pain and joy ring down the cycles of the centuries, and listening to them, we are joined to their music." -Luci Shaw.…