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You may already pray daily for your school and its students, families, leader, staff, and volunteers. Yet you may have found yourself repeating the same, worn prayers day after day. God wants our hearts in prayer. Vain repetition is only a clanging cymbal. When your school prayers grow stale, let God work with what you've already asked. Move on to the endless other school prayer subjects, as plentiful as the days and even hours and minutes of the year. Let the daily prayers in this book cover your school with God's blessings. Learn from the insights on prayer sprinkled through the book. To make your prayer even more effective, recruit others to join in praying this book's 274 daily school prayers. Let God do more of his miraculous work in your school, as your prayers open the doors of heaven. Bid God to send his celestial forces to redeem your school community, already his through his Son's work.

This 470-page textbook serves a second-term three-credit Torts II course for law students, following a companion Torts I course. It has advanced pedagogical and andragogical designs rather than being merely a traditional casebook.

This book serves as a text for a first-term law-school Torts I course. The book covers one half of the whole tort-law field, anticipating a second Torts II course covering the second half of the field. The book is of contemporary design including much more than the traditional cases. The book has a companion text for Torts II.

The Bible's historical, geographical, and political narrative, and cosmological context, swirls through and around Israel. The Bible expects the reader to know Israel like the back of one's hand. Without understanding Israel, readers miss much of the Bible's depth, breadth, and profundity. Israel is at once the God wrestler Jacob, God's chosen nation, a foil for the soft heart and open mind God wishes of his people, and a prefiguring of the Church as the bride of Jesus Christ. Israel is also the setting for the earthly ministry of Christ. Know Israel, and you'll know the Bible. Let this book help you relive the Israel study trip you've taken with Pastor Marshall or another Israel tour guide. Or let this book spur you to sign up with Pastor Marshall for his next trip. Or from this book, just soak up a little more of the beautiful, dusty, rugged, rich, and spiritually formative land of Israel. Draw closer to Christ through the spiritual and biblical allure of Israel's unparalleled history and exquisite lands.

The scriptures invite us into a world of extraordinary adventure and eternal consequence. Rains flood the earth, and seas part. A wandering nation eats from heaven while drinking from a rock. Nations and kings rise and fall for good reason. A prophet opens the heavens for a glimpse of its legions and then disappears aloft. Dead children rise, dead men walk from the grave, and a donkey talks. And a perfect man walks on water, saying that this barely imaginable world is all around us. Living scripturally is to awake to profound possibility, to enter an always-new, ever-unfolding, utterly magnificent world. Living scripturally is life rich with the greatest possible meaning and purpose, with the assurance that heroic love will draw one onward and upward without end in an embrace of the greatest comfort, consolation, and security. May you live scripturally from now into eternity.

Ask a hundred people what their purpose in life is. Nearly all of them will give stock answers. Most will say who cares? doubting thequestion's importance. They think knowing their life's purpose doesn't matter. Instead, life just happens as a happy or unhappy accident.Others admit the question's significance but never thought deeply about their purpose. They may have some vague sense but are justnot sure at all of the answer. A few, though, will respond with the great question who gets to decide? One thing's sure: if you don't decide your purpose, others will decide for you, at your peril. To discover your purpose, read how others discovered their purpose. Read of their challenges, obstacles, revelations, and miracles. Explore and discover your purpose.

Law studies and law practice present psychological, emotional, ethical, and other challenges that test the faith of law students and lawyers. Failures in faith can produce doubt, fear, anxiety, and even depression, substance abuse, and burnout. Law studies and law practice, like other worthwhile yet challenging endeavors, force law students and lawyers to define and commit to articles of faith.This guide helps law students and lawyers connect law studies and practice to faith, to give pursuit of a law career its greatest meaning. The guide illustrates how law students and lawyers develop in faith, passing through moral fields to discover and embrace a transcendent law practice--one that blesses the lawyer and lawyer's family while supporting and serving the flourishing of others.By footnoting the guide with Bible verses, the author shows law students and lawyers how closely law study and law practice are to faith, and how traditional forms of faith can guide and support a law student and lawyer in professional development. Even those who do not sense law studies and law practice to be spiritual pursuits can benefit from this unique and thought-provoking text.Chapters include:Introduction: Law as an Expression of Faith (Morality, Faith, Redemption, Transformation);Chapter 1: Law Studies: Challenges Strengthening Faith (Belief, Obedience, Honesty, Truth);Chapter 2: Law Knowledge: Faith at Law's Foundations (Love, Covenant, Provision, Community);Chapter 3: Law Skills: Faith Informing Services (Reason, Relationship, Counsel, Discernment);Chapter 4: Law Identity: Becoming a Lawyer of Faith (Calling, Character, Fitness, Responsibility);Chapter 5: Law Practice: The Demonstration of Faith (Service, Stewardship, Diligence, Charity);Conclusion: Faithful Professionals;Suggested Readings

Written to help the transition from graduate to lawyer, the Law Graduate's Guide reveals that law school has a hidden curriculum. While studying, completing course requirements, and making progress toward a law degree, students should also be deliberately planning their career and professional development.This guide helps law students identify, organize, and make the best use of career and professional-development advice and resources in order to link their education with a meaningful career.The Law Graduate's Guide has three parts organized around knowledge, skills, and ethics. Each of these has three parts of its own on: (1) school (the law school curriculum); (2) tools (professional-development resources); and (3) transitions (career paths and opportunities).The guide includes graduate success stories illustrating each practice; career and professional-development advice from dozens of judges, lawyers, and law school deans and professors; and exercises for each recommended activity. Appendix A lists the activities that each section of the guide describes, making for an index. Appendix B lists the same activities in roughly chronological order, recognizing that many of the activities arecontinuous and overlapping.

This book enables the reader to audit his or her legal rights through ten different areas including conduct, education, housing, transportation, employment, family, finances, property, and freedom. Each section describes law in that area, how it creates opportunities and obligations for you, and what you can do with the law to ensure your best life. Ensure that you are legal not just to avoid punishment, liability, or other sanction but to make the most of every opportunity. Use this book''s exercises and prompts to give yourself a legal audit, discovering how you can improve your life.

You know that polite question that new acquaintances always ask when they learn that you are in law school: "So, what kind of law are you going to practice?" The question vexes many law students. This book helps the law-student reader think deliberately about your answer to the question. You first need the right mindset. You must then know the structure of law practice. Only then does the book survey practice areas systematically to help you choose which might be better for you. So, relax, and on your next break, read this book, offering 100 answers to the question, together with takeaways, reflection questions, models, exercises, and snapshots. The right practice areas and career are out there for you, once you learn how to answer the question.

This book helps law graduates prepare for the Multistate Bar Examination required in nearly every state for a law license. The book includes 400 practice questions covering all seven MBE subjects, with answers, explanations, and strategies, and at least one question for every MBE topic and subtopic.  The book keys questions to the MBE topics and subtopics list so that you can choose which topics and subtopics to practice.  The book includes handy answer sheets and scoresheets to make easy calculating your score in each of the seven MBE subjects.  

This Volume II of a three-volume set offers lawyers studying for the Multistate Bar Examination seven-hundred questions, answers, and explanations, one hundred questions for each of the Exam's seven subjects.  The volume includes the MBE topics list with questions keyed to each and every topic.  Most topics have two questions.  Use this volume to prepare for the Multistate Bar Examination.

If you are looking for a job as a lawyer, then this program helps you create and keep a journal in which you work on eight orderly job-search steps all at once.  The steps take you from confirming your commitments to analyzing your skills, evaluating your market, developing your resources, building your network, discovering job openings, and applying and interviewing, all while managing transition issues.  Also see many different examples of successful job searches.  Get started now, and get started right.  Find the lawyer job best for you.

This book offers information on all sixty-six books of the Christian Bible, including theme, context, key locations, key events, revelation of Jesus Christ, and key verses. The book also offers reading guides to get more out of your reading of the Bible. The Bible is the world''s single most-profound piece of literature, a divine work for its span, majesty, and message. This book helps with insights into that majesty.

Answers to one-hundred questions on Christian faith, in the categories of big questions, Bible, doctrine, other ways, scandals, and application. Bible citations support the answers and explanations, each of which is about three pages of concise and clear text.

This book answers 100 questions that people who are not lawyers ask of lawyers in casual conversation. We all have an innate curiosity about the law because we sense how important law is. We prosper when following law but starve when not. Yet we often misunderstand law, as our curious questions about it reflect. We think that law is often nonsensical when to the contrary it is rarely so. Distrust lurks behind our odd questions about law, when law must instead be trustworthy or it fails to work effectively as law and becomes something less than law. Law must have our confidence. Let this book help make it so. Appreciate law, while you keep letting lawyers know your questions.

This book reorganizes the New Testament's verses by topic, giving the reader all verses on each topic in one place, as a study resource. The arrangement reveals the breadth, depth, and consistency of the New Testament on each of its dozens of main topics.