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Charles Price, Don A Carson, Bruce Milne, Revd Simon Manchester, Vaughan Roberts, Liam Goligher, Marcus Nodder, Alec Motyer, Jeremy McQuoid

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Food for the Journey - Themes

'Deeply biblical, yet wonderfully accessible. This incredible 30-day devotional looks at the very heart of the gospel, the cross, in a way that will have a profound impact on every Christian. 'Deeply biblical, yet wonderfully accessible. This incredible 30-day devotional looks at the very heart of the gospel, the cross, in a way that will have a profound impact on every Christian. A must-read.' Gavin Calver, CEO, Evangelical Alliance UKThe cross was a place of tort...

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Dr. Don Carson

The poems in this book were originally written in 2006 in connection with a sermon series called God's Character and they were used as an outline for the sermons presented during the series. The poems can not only be used as sermon outlines, but also as an inspiration for the individual reader in their growth with the Lord. The poems are used to help one understand the depth of God's Character and our response to him so we can grow in our relationship with Him. It is my desire that you wil...

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Rico Tice

Most of us find evangelism hard. There is great hostility towards Jesus. But there is also great hunger for Jesus and there is no greater joy than seeing people come to know him.This realistic and humorous book by Rico Tice will help prepare and encourage you to be honest and bold in your evangelism, presenting the gospel fully and properly, even when it's tough.

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Don Barnett, Sol Kent Carson

This collection of my poems includes poems I have written over more than seventy years, far back into my younger years, when I was a ditch-digger for the WPA and then an artist depicting people at work during the depression years.I began to write by writing on the backs of my pictures and paintings, usually something about what was in the picture, what moved me to compose the picture, my thoughts and feelings about what I was depicting that was part of the human experience. Later o...

An inspirational anthology celebrating the greatest of all virtues from the New York Times –bestselling author—"a master of the human heart"—and his sister ( Los Angeles Times ).The ability to love well and to love wisely is the most important trait that parents can pass on to their children. As children grow, the longing to share this love as well as receive it will remain stron...

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Joyce Kilmer

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. (New Jersey& New York) Poet — 1886-1918.

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Edir Macedo

How can we find the way? Since the world began people have always looked for a way out of their problems - often without success. Many have claimed they have the 'solution' to all life's problems and promise to bring hapiness and meaning to life. However, when confronted with this very same questions, the Lord Jesus answered firmly, "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life". "In The Footsteps of Jesus" is an easy-to-read book that will not only help people find their way out of their problem...

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Terry Virgo

A lucid account of the function of the Spirit in the growth of the church.Through the history of God's people the constant element has been the presence of the Almighty. The baptism in the Holy Spirit, which so galvanized the young church, equipped and empowered the believers, boosting courage, fostering fluency and granting insights to ordinary men and women.Terry Virgo was baptized in the Holy Spirit as a young believer, and delighted in the experience. '...

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Lydie Celarie

A collection of poems I have kept since I was 13-17 years old. They're all varying in different subjects but mostly it's about what I imagine certain things must have been like.

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Christopher J. H. Wright

In the last sermon he ever preached, John Stott echoed the Apostle Paul when he said that God’s greatest desire and plan for us is to become like his Son, Jesus Christ. BUT HOW? Stott prayed daily that God would bear the fruit of the Holy Spirit in his own life; a prayer clearly answered and evident in his Christlikeness. Chris Wright, a close friend of John Stott, reflects on all nine qualities that the Apostle Paul includes in the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians. He shows how they are r...

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Paul Young

"Why should I not publish my diary? I have often seen reminiscences of people I have never heard of, and I fail to see- because I do not happen to be a 'Somebody"-why my diary should not be interesting. My only regret is that I did not commence it when I was a youth." -Charles Pooter from the Diary of a Nobody Diaries reveal life as it really is and can be indiscrete and very personal as they give away a great deal of genuine information that is not usually available to other people. Howev...

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Revd Dr R.T. Kendall

Isaiah 53 is one of the clearest messianic messages of the Old Testament, and is often quoted in the New Testament as a prophecy of what would happen to Jesus. Going carefully through the chapter verse by verse, Dr Kendall tackles such crucial subjects as: * What makes faith, faith? * How does one recognise God at work? * Who really crucified Jesus? * Is there healing in the atonement? * Why did Jesus die? * What are the results of Jesus' death? * What does the blood of Jesus do for us, an...