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This Christmas, give your congregation the gift of falling in love with the story and the Savior all over again with new recitations and readings for children and adults, monologues, sketches, service ideas and plays.

Mentoring is at the core of any strong ministry. If you want to make an impact on a school, a community, or a nation, it starts with investment in one student by a caring volunteer who believes in the potential of that one.

Dodgeball Theology is about exploring what it looks like to include play and imagination within your youth ministry. In this practical guide, see how you can practice a theology of play within your youth ministry today! (Bonus: There is a 'choose your own adventure' part of the book!)

An introduction to the ancient practice of fixed-hour prayer, Dawn to Dark is an invitation to join our voices with those who have gone before us and unite our prayers with theirs.

There are no instant saints.That's true for everyone. When he said yes to God's call, he set out on a lifelong path of growth and transformation. Abraham explores the events and circumstances that shaped Abraham's walk with God. It highlights the tests of faith that matured him into becoming God's partner in redeeming humanity. From the challenge to turn his back on his past and embrace an unfamiliar future to the astonishing request that he sacrifice his own son, Abraham became a model of enduring and deepening faith. Through his example, we learn How our responses in life contribute to our spiritual growth What it means to partner with God in his redemptive plan What it is like be called a friend of GodRich in devotional and theological insight, this book by H. Ray Dunning is an outstanding retelling of Abraham's story. It invites us to enter Abraham's world and learn from him the way to spiritual maturity. And most importantly it reminds us that through our faith in Christ we are all children of Abraham.Dr. Dunning has written a very readable and insightful book, both for the pastor and the layperson, which helps us to understand what it means to be growing in grace. He uses examples from Abraham's life, showing how God's testing of our lives develops our character and moves us toward becoming like Christ. I heartily recommend this book for personal enrichment, small group study and as a resource for preaching.-Dr. C Jeanne Serrão, Dean of the School of Religion and Philosophy, Mount Vernon Nazarene UniversityHere is a biblically centered, theologically sound, and practical book, which in this case take a careful, new look at Abraham's journey of faith. I comment this book to all who are looking for a firmly Wesleyan study that will challenge the commitment of believers everywhere.-Kevin M. Ulmet, Senior Pastor, Nashville First Church of the Nazarne

You've made it through the pain of divorce, and you are eager for a new beginning. God stands ready to help- He is the God of possibilities. As you look toward the future, you may begin to ask questions about what a new life might look like.

The Samaritan Project takes the familiar parable of an injured traveler and invites the reader to engage the story in a way that will change how they view themselves and the people in their world. Learn the importance of story, discover the revealing nature of questions and explore the distance we have created between ourselves and those God has called us to love.Fringer and Lane incite the reader to action as they wrestle with what it means to see, love and be a neighbor. Whether one reads this alone or in community, the questions and experiential projects throughout each chapter will provide practical ways to serve.Through The Samaritan Project, the reader will re-imagine what it looks like to embody the compassion of a neighbor.

Surviving Your First Year of College covers everything from roommate troubles to class attendance to cash flow to visiting the campus nurse. Whatever you've got a question about, this book covers it-- because nobody wants more than us (except your parents, maybe) to see you not only survive college but actually thrive during your first year. So put down that summer reading, take a break from packing, get your mind off that upcoming goodbye to your significant other, and settle in for a few laughs and a lot of great tips about Surviving Your First Year of College.

Why are so many 20- and 30-something Christians disappearing from the church?They are told how much the church wants young people, yet there is growing suspicion among young believers about who is in and who is out of the scope of Christian orthodoxy. Through this suspicion, a rift between the generations has emerged. In the face of frustration, of being cut out because they don't seem to fit, young believers often take their gifts and leave the church.This book helps those who feel displaced by this generational collision to find a sense of place and welcome with a church that is still becoming all that God wants it to be. If you are a young person who wonders if there is a place in the church for someone like you, or if you want to know if your own church can be the kind of body in which young people are welcome, A Seat at the Table will give you a new personal and kingdom perspective. Embrace the challenge to re-imagine your relationship with the church in light of this generational collision, not seeing it as an unredeemable rift, but as an opportunity to give and receive hospitality.

Acts of caring and compassion can make all the difference in a grieving child's life. Ensure that the child is receiving the healthy and necessary outlets during the loss of a loved one.

For those who have a friend that has been devastated by the loss of a loved one. When others care enough to rub shoulders with grieving friends and are willing to be inconvenienced. It requires someone to care enough to put aside cliche condolences and stick close through a long grieving process.

God has a vision, plan, and design for our lives and ministries. It is greater than we could ever imagine.

What would happen if, instead of focusing on how we budget our money, we changed the way we thought about money?

The Holy Spirit is not someone to fear. Experience the Holy Spirit and discover what the Bible really teaches about Him with Mark Fuller's new book, Consumed.

From unrealistic expectations to loneliness, life as a ministry wife can be hard. In When the Pastor Is Your Husband, Donna Bordelon Alder relays stories to support and encourage.

Bill Wiesman has compiled essays from strong church leaders that know the meaning of our holy purpose.

Journey through seven weeks of study that will cover both well-known and lesser-known narratives, including God's call of Abraham, Abraham and Lot, God's covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Ishmael, God's test of Abraham, Isaac and Abimelek, and Jacob and Esau.

Over the course of seven weeks exploring the concepts of practical Christian living presented in the book of James, you will discover: the secret of living a joy-filled life in the midst of trouble, the tools for finding salvation through obedient faith, how to keep the commandments by loving your neighbor, and how God wants you to live in Christian fellowship.

A biography of Bud Robinson. He repsents the top in old-fashioned camp meeting preaching.

God's purpose for you at college isn't merely to get an education. It's to join him in the work he's already doing there. You have been gifted and shaped to participate in the kingdom of God--right now, on your campus.