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  The Golden Avatar Yoga Of...

  A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

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  Chaitanya Mahaprabhu appeared as a devotee of Krishna in Mayapur, West Bengal, India in the late fifteenth century. He introduced sankirtan, widespread congregational chanting of the Supreme Person’s names, as the most effective means by which anyone can achieve spiritual perfection. By His influence, many of India’s leading religious scholars and their followers became devotees of Krishna themselves.In His youth, Mahaprabhu started a Sanskrit academy in Navadvipa—one of India’s top centers of learning at the time—and earned a reputation as an excellent scholar. But at age twenty-four he renounced everything to travel the subcontinent encouraging everyone he met to chant the Hare Krishna mantra.He is considered by disciples, scholars and followers to be the latest avatar of Krishna Himself, based on extensive evidence found in Vedic literature. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness, ISKCON, is a continuation of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu’s sankirtan movement. Chaitanya's humble, saintly demeanor and knowledge of Vedic conclusions persuaded prominent impersonalists that Krishna consciousness, worship of the Supreme Person, is life’s highest purpose. On Mahaprabhu’s instruction, the Six Goswamis of Vrindavan made a thorough analysis of the Vedas to show that Krishna bhakti, devotional service to Lord Krishna, is the essence of all Vedic teachings. Mahaprabhu’s extensive conversations with His devotees such as Ramananda Raya and Sanatana Goswami form the philosophical and scriptural basis of Gaudiya Vaishnavism, or Krishna consciousness.Chaitanya himself left only eight written verses, the Siksastaka, in which he teaches that chanting God’s names is the most simple and sublime spiritual practice for everyone, everywhere. He also showed such extraordinary symptoms of love of God that great scholars among His devotees, including the Six Goswamis,

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  Prayer That Works

  Dr. Maureen Anderson

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  This book is a lifetime of miracles with the supernatural move of God, through prayer, that has brought forth the victories in my life! God visited me, said He wanted to teach me how to pray,and with 6 months of mentoring with the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, I learned how to pray God's way. 
  You'll learn how: 
  • to be victorious with persistence in prayer  
  • to create God images inside that produce His promises in your life  
  • to pray heaven into the Earth  
  • to come out of passivity and be on high alert  
  • how to hear from the Holy Spirit ...and so much more! 
  IT'S POWERFUL AND A MUST READ FOR EVERY CHRISTIAN! 
  Dr. Maureen has a doctorate in Philosophy of Religious Studies and Theology. She has been teaching faith and grace since 1976 and is in full-time ministry with her husband, Dr. C. Thomas Anderson. Their TV program is THE WORD FOR WINNERS, and are called of God to broadcast the Word of Grace and Truth around the world. Both are founders of Living Word Bible Church, one of the largest churches in Arizona, where their sons are now the lead pastors.

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  The Big Brave Choice - Forgiving...

  Joby Martin, Lori Newell

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  Explore the power of forgiveness in Pastor Joby Martin's first children's book about two siblings who discover that forgiveness, while not always easy, is a powerful way to show Jesus' love and make things right. 
  Twins Daisy and Dylan do everything together. But when one of them is left out at recess, they find themselves with big feelings they don't know how to navigate. Confused and hurt, the kids look to their grandpa for comfort. Papa explains how Jesus forgives us with love when we make mistakes, so we should learn to forgive others too, even when it's difficult. 
  Now that they're looking for it, Daisy and Dylan begin to see acts of forgiveness and kindness all around them--between strangers, friends, and family members! Inspired by others' ability to forgive and Papa's words, they finally learn to forgive each other. 
  Rooted in Scripture, The Big Brave Choice...is perfect for girls and boys ages 4 to 8;encourages kids to practice kindness and forgiveness;draws a connection between forgiveness and Jesus; andis a helpful resource for parents, teachers, and churches looking to raise up the next generation of believers. 
  Forgiveness may not always be easy, but it's always worth it. Let this inspiring picture book be a gentle reminder that, just as Jesus forgave us, we can forgive others with a loving and open heart.

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  Worried about Everything Because...

  Chad Veach

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  Say Good-bye to Stress and Burnout, and Hello to Peace and Purpose 
   
  What comes to mind when you think about prayer? Does it feel like something for holy people but not for you? Or like a mystical experience you could never hope to achieve in real life? Or maybe just a boring duty with little payoff. 
   
  In this book, author and pastor Chad Veach demystifies the concept of prayer by explaining in practical terms what prayer looks like in our day-to-day lives. It turns out, it's not hard! This passionate, personal approach to prayer removes the pressure to "pray right" and replaces it with the calm assurance that God wants to hear from us and respond to us in love.  
     
  Along with building a case for the importance of prayer, Chad uses stories and compelling insights from the Bible to give practical advice for how to make your prayers more effective. He highlights where we can and should pray and offers tangible strategies to implement a praying lifestyle within the busyness of modern life.  
   
  Prayer works! Here's how to connect with God just like He's always wanted.

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  The Prayer Of Azariah - The...

  Christopher Glyn

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  Immerse yourself in the "Prayer of Azariah," a profound and moving piece of biblical literature nestled within the Apocrypha. This text, often included as part of the Book of Daniel in the Greek Septuagint and Latin Vulgate, presents the fervent prayer of Azariah (also known as Abednego), one of the three young Hebrew men cast into a fiery furnace for their refusal to worship an idol. 
   
  Experience the deep faith and unyielding devotion of Azariah, as he stands amidst the flames. His prayer, a poignant blend of confession, supplication, and praise, exemplifies unwavering trust in God even in the face of certain death. It's a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of faith under persecution. 
   
  Following Azariah's heartfelt prayer, witness the "Song of the Three Holy Children" — a hymn of praise sung by Azariah, Hananiah (Shadrach), and Mishael (Meshach). This hymn, echoing through the furnace, transforms a place of execution into a sanctuary of worship, celebrating God's sovereignty and righteousness. 
   
  Discover the rich tapestry of themes woven into the "Prayer of Azariah," from divine justice and mercy to the acknowledgment of past transgressions and the hope for deliverance. As one of the Apocryphal books of the Bible, it adds layers of theological depth, exploring the complexities of faith in adversity. 
   
  As a cherished text in certain Christian traditions and an important work in the study of Jewish liturgical history, the "Prayer of Azariah" invites readers on an inspiring journey through the furnace of affliction. Its enduring messages of faith, resilience, and divine presence in times of trial continue to resonate, offering a profound reflection on the power of prayer and praise in the midst of suffering.

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  unChristian - What a New...

  David Kinnaman, Gabe Lyons

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  In his Epistle, the Apostle Peter instructed us to give others good reason for the hope we have in Christ, but to do so with "gentleness and respect." Unfortunately, in the eyes of many non-Christians today, the church has done just the opposite. In Unchristian, David Kinnaman, president of the Barna Group, has complied startling research among the unchurched and learned that Christians are too often known for the issues they stand against, rather than the hope which they stand for. According to the research, believers are seen as too judgmental, too political, and often hypocritical. If you are a Pastor, lay person or youth leader you will not want to go without the details of this critical study. Uncover for yourself the latest research on the unchurched in Kinnaman's must-read book.

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