 
|
FORGIVEN
AND SET FREE
by
Linda Cochrane
Forgiven
and Set Free,
an inspired
Bible study
that can be
used by individual
women or by
a group, effectively
ministers God's
healing grace
to women who
are suffering
remorse and
guilt after
an abortion. |
|
|
|
|
|
reflections
for ragamuffins
by
Brennan Manni
ng
Brennan
Manning shares
his joyful message
in a powerful
new way with
his first-ever
collection of
daily devotions.
For every day
of the year
the beloved
author of Ragamuffin
Gospel and The
Boy Who Cried
Abba offers
a verse of scripture,
and each day's
meditation is
completed with
a complementary
reading from
his own writings.
Reflections
for Ragamuffins
will open your
mind and heart
to a profound
new experience
of God's unconditional
love. . |
|
|
|
|
|
HEALING
A FATHER'S
HEART
by
Linda Cochrane
Abortion
inflicts pain
on men as
well as on
women. These
fathers are
"silent,
wounded warriors"
who are suffering
from fear,
anxiety, anger,
guilt, grief,
and depression.
Men who have
lost a child
to abortion
often have
an unexplainable
need to defend
their masculinity,
causing confusion
and strife
in their relationships.
This study
helps men
acknowledge
and face their
inner turmoil.
The authors
walk hurting
men through
the stages
of post-abortion
stress, helping
them move
out of denial
about the
past and into
acceptance
and forgiveness.
Men will learn
about God's
unchanging
loving character
and his desire
to forgive
them and heal
their father-hearts. |
|
|
|
|
|
The
Ragamuffin Gospel
by
Brennan Manning
Many
believers feel
stunted in their
Christian growth.
We beat ourselves
up over our
failures and,
in the process,
pull away from
God because
we subconsciously
believe He tallies
our defects
and hangs His
head in disappointment.
In this repackaged
edition-now
with full appendix,
study questions,
and the author's
own epilogue
on "Ragamuffin
Ten Years Later"-
Brennan Manning
reminds us that
nothing could
be further from
the truth. The
Father beckons
us to Himself
with a "furious
love" that
burns brightly
and constantly.
Only when we
truly embrace
God's grace
can we bask
in the joy of
a gospel that
enfolds the
most needy of
His flock-the
"ragamuffins". |
|
|
|
|
|
Abba's
Child
by
Brennan Manning
Many
of us live with
an awareness
that our lives
are ridden with
anxiety, guilt,
and a lack of
joy and passion.
Our relationship
with God and
our relationships
with others
fall far short
of our expectations
and hopes. In
a desperate
attempt to make
ourselves acceptable
before God and
others, we hide
our true selves
and present
an imposter
to the world-someone
we hope will
be accepted.
This is a book
for people who
are tired of
the shallowness
and hollowness
of superficial
relationships-relationships
that require
them to keep
up pretenses.
It is for those
who are willing
to risk being
exposed for
who they really
are and to be
loved by a God
who doesn't
want them to
pretend they
are something
they are not.
. |
|
|
|
|
|
In
the grip of
grace
by
Max Lucado
Can
anything separate
us from the
love of God?
Can you drift
too far? Wait
too long?
Out-sin the
love of God?
The answer is
found in one
of life’s
sweetest words
- grace.
Max Lucado shows
how you can't
fall beyond
god's love.
"God doesn't
condone our
sin, nor does
he compromise
his standard.
Rather than
dismiss our
sin, he assumes
our sin and
incredibly,
sentences himself.
God is still
holy.
Sin is still
sin. And
we are redeemed." |
|
|
|
|
|
Hinds
Feet on High
Places
by
Hannah Hurnard
This
best-selling
allegory dramatizes
the yearning
to reach new
heights of love
and joy. Includes
the story behind
the book.317
pages |
|
|
|
|
|
Captivating
by
John and Stasi
Eldredge
Life
is harsh on
the heart of
a girl.
And a woman.
Remember your
fairy tales
- the villain
always goes
after the beauty.
The story of
your life is
the story of
the long and
sustained assault
on your heart
by the one who
knows who you
could be - and
fears you.
But every story
also has a hero.
The story of
your life is
also the story
of the long
and passionate
pursuit of your
heart by the
God who comes
both to ransom
and restore
you as a captivating
woman. |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
