Bøger udgivet af Priscilla Joy Doremus

What does it really mean to be a follower of Christ, a Christian? Whether you have just decided to follow Jesus or you have known Him for many years, this book will help you know where to run within the pages of the Holy Bible to find the answers to the daily questions you face as you live the Christian life.While it may begin with a prayer, the Christian life is so much more than one prayer, one time.Christians are different. They are unusual. Just as you can distinguish a tree by the kind of fruit it produces, so it is with Christians. You can distinguish a Christian by the way they live their life (Matthew 7:20).Jesus spoke to the people once more and said, "I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you won't have to walk in darkness, because you will have the light that leads to life." --John 8:12 NLT

Where do you turn when you encounter times of difficulty in life? The Holy Bible tells us that we are to turn to God in good times and bad. But how do we communicate with Him, what do we say, and how do we know He is listening? Prayers for Times of Crisis serves as a tool to help you communicate your heart to God. It provides a biblical framework to remind you that you're not alone and others have been right where you are now.

What Makes Radical Equality So Radical?It seems the world has forgotten what real equality is all about. Do you know what I mean? But why is that? What has caused this shift or rift, this great polarization that seems to be occurring-not just in America but across the globe? Or has there been a shift at all? Has inequality been there all along? Have we simply chosen to ignore it? Embark on a journey examining the history of both equality and inequality and how the culture frames our vantage point. Explore the things that unite us and divide us as a people-a human race. Consider a different perspective on race theory and the real enemies of equality. And finally, discover a place of hope on which unity and equality can be built and shared by all people. Real unity and equality are obtainable-if we are willing.¿