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All of us are looking for security and significance, but most of us are searching in the wrong places. In this book, Dr. Ken Nichols opens the doors to a new way to live. We can find the stability, confidence, joy, and meaning we've always longed for . . . in our new identity as God's beloved children.

Celebrate Simplicity with Chef Stacey DeHass and learn the ins and outs of your kitchen. The Starter Kitchen breaks down the basics of cooking. Discover how to stock your cabinets, how to hold a knife, how to saut and everything in between. Learn to be comfortable in your kitchen and be able to throw a meal together with ease. With simple, approachable recipes and step by step pictures The Starter Kitchen takes the fear out of cooking. Whether you are a starving college student, and nervous newlywed or a seasoned home cook The Starter Kitchen is your first step toward success in the kitchen!

This 2nd edition includes additional chapters on how the church can intersect the postmodern culture through recreation and sports ministry and is packed with research. Discover techniques and tools to help your church or organization impact and engage our leisure-oriented culture, and then share the eternal truth of the Gospel with them.

-If the separation of Church and State has provided the healthy environment out of which American Evangelicalism has developed and thrived, then this volume provides essential reading as to an important part of the story.- - John Briggs, Senior Research Fellow in Church History at Regent's Park College, Oxford University.

A Legacy of Religious Educators examines individuals who shaped the educational foundations of the church. These chapters, on well-known patristic and medieval scholars such as Augustine, Anselm, and Aquinas; renowned theologian-educators such as Luther, Calvin, Edwards and Wesley; and modern-day educators such as Henrietta Mears, C.S. Lewis, and Frank Gaebelein, reflect the contextualized theology of education of significant educators who have profoundly influenced religious education, in both the church and society.

IT IS ALWAYS AN EXCITING moment when the players enter the tunnel right before a soccer match. An almost eerie quiet settles over everyone. Few words are exchanged. The hustle and bustle of the dressing room - with all the last-minute instructions being given by the coaches, the jocular banter among the players, and the uniforms being donned - has given way to a moment of serious focus. It was a time of quiet reflection for me. I would retreat into my own thoughts and plans for the player I would be facing that day. I would then offer up a short prayer for protection. The clickety-click of soccer boots on the concrete was like music to my ears. I was exactly where I wanted to be - entering the great arena where the skills I had honed for years would be used, and where the chants of the fans would echo around the stadium. This was all part of my 21 years in the English Football League. Gradually, I allowed myself to become so programmed to the game that I became obsessed with it. My mind constantly dwelt on football. I thought of nothing else. My life was controlled by a sport demanding my all. We all travel through a tunnel of sorts, continually aiming for something intangible - perfection. I was searching for a better life. I played in exotic places, met many famous people, played for the most successful team of that era in Britain, but never found the elusive happiness I so desperately sought. Not until I was 40 years of age did I find the peace and happiness I was so hungry to capture. That's when I discovered what that light at the end of the tunnel really was.

Marriage is a relationship that is constantly in motion. It is full of ups and downs, twists and turns, dizzying loops and breathtaking curves. Sometimes the ride is exhilarating. Sometimes it is scary. Sometimes it can make us nauseous. And if we don't constantly work on it we can find ourselves slipping off the track. If that happens long enough we may just want to get off the ride all together. This book will help married couples enjoy the ride a little more. It is full of common sense principles that, when applied, can make the ride a little smoother, and make marriages much more successful. We know the principles work because they are all based on God's Word. When we follow His plan, depend on His power, and lean into His presence, we can keep our relationships on track and moving forward.