Bøger af Courtney Moore

Dios proveyó el trabajo a Adán y Eva en el Jardín del Edén antes de que el pecado entrara en el mundo, por lo tanto el trabajo es bueno. Pero ahora que el trabajo está bajo la influencia del pecado, Dios en Su sabiduría nos permite reflejar Su imagen y la forma en que obra a través de nuestra vida diaria. La vocación y el trabajo son temas complejos para las mujeres, ya sea dentro o fuera del hogar. En este libro práctico sobre la teología del trabajo. God gave His people work to do in the Garden of Eden before sin entered the world. Work is not untouched by sin, but it is good, as God allows us to image Him and the way He works through our lives. Vocation and work are often a charged topic for women - inside or outside the home. In this practical book on the theology of work.

Never fear the dark, for the light will always prevail.Whatever the cost, Sakura will find her way back home. Transported against her will to an unknown island, her nights are spent missing her family and fearing how they will suffer under the wrath of Orion, the Dragon King, while her days are a battle to survive-both with the dangerous creatures of the wild rainforest and the prowling wolves who are nothing like her. The wolf pack views her as tainted blood, a mutt far beneath their superiority. Their trust will be hard-won. Still, Sakura is determined to prove herself as a true Moonlight Walker in the hopes of gaining their aid in helping her find her way home. Yet even in this foreign realm, Sakura is not beyond King Orion's clutches. His dark forces close in, determined to prevent her from escaping the island. Will the king's devious attempts succeed and leave her forever an outcast? Or will Sakura discover that the greatest weapon she could ever wield is inside her?

I call you, Him, is a collection of poems that each tell a story about the way a woman feels when she is simply in love. When we love someone, we choose words that we normally do not say or think of. There will also come a point in time when we don't believe we deserve this kind of love or believe we it is actually happening to us. During the process of us being in love, we start to think of life in retrospect and finally accept that love can happen for us, even when we don't know how it could. Her wording begins in ways that almost sound spiritual, as if this person is not human at all but something that is only made outside of the universe. This book is to help recognize how people fall so desperately in love and create words of beauty and admit the truth of who they truly are with or without that person.

Including leading voices like Elyse Fitzpatrick, Jen Oshman, and Hannah Anderson, this book will present a theology of women and work, as well as give practical instruction for engaging all work as Kingdom work.