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  Safe in My Arms

  Lorana Hoopes

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  Who would leave a baby on the side of the road? 
  Ivy thought she was just going on a date with Luca, but when they find a baby on the side of the road on the way to the restaurant, her life changes forever. Whose baby is it? And why did they leave it? Though Ivy fights to take care of the baby, CPS places her with a foster family, breaking Ivy's heart. 
  When the baby is kidnapped from foster parents, Ivy and Luca decide to disappear to protect the baby, but will they ever get to come home? And what will happen if they fall in love along the way? 
  Find out in this gripping romantic suspense from USA Today best selling author Lorana Hoopes.

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  The Serpent Slayer and the...

  Champ Thornton, Andrew David...

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  Welcome, Traveler. You are on the Serpent Quest.  To move from start to middle,  Traveler, solve the riddle.  What is poison to the heart?  Find the answer. Make your start.  Fleeing a neighborhood bully, Emmet and Nomi are pulled into an ancient quest, and now they must escape far more powerful enemies. Join them as they unlock secret riddles and follow the path of the Serpent Slayer.  The Serpent Slayer and the Scroll of Riddles is a time travel adventure with a twist—middle school students will discover theological themes as they travel through God's Word. By placing the characters into Bible events, Champ Thornton and Andrew Naselli show the Bible is far from being a boring book full of instructions. Readers will discover life-changing truths they'll never forget.

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  Should I Be a Missionary?

  Andy Johnson

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  Essential, Scripture-Based Guidance for Christians Who Are Considering Missions Work
  What does it take to be a missionary? Is it enough to love God, communicate well, and enjoy overseas travel? Is every Christian who proclaims the gospel technically a missionary? Understanding the biblical definition and qualifications of this role can mean the difference between spiritual fruit and irresponsible—even if well-meaning—ministry endeavors.
  In this addition to the Church Questions series, Andy Johnson presents a clear-cut, gospel-centered standard for aspiring missionaries. First, he outlines the marks of a missionary: those commissioned and sent out for gospel work by a church. Next, he covers the specific responsibilities of missionaries demonstrated in Scripture. This brief guide also explains the importance of patient service in ministry, church membership and participation, and family considerations to help readers determine whether they are truly called and ready to serve God on the mission field.  
  
  - Brief, Accessible Resource: Easy-to-share guide uses Scripture and engaging stories to answer commonly asked questions about missions work 
  - Gospel-Centered Guidance: Examines biblical examples, including the Great Commission, and contemporary models, such as rapid-multiplication ministry methods, to demonstrate correct and incorrect approaches to missions
  - A Great Resource for Church Members: Helps Christians understand the qualifications and responsibilities of faithful missionaries

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  The Death of Omnipotence and...

  Thomas Jay Oord

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  Omnipotence is dead. 
  At least it should be. It has no biblical support. And it dies a death of a thousand qualifications in philosophy. 
  Those harmed and hurting wonder why an omnipotent and loving God doesn't prevent pointless pain. The problem of evil buries omnipotence six feet under. 
  But the death of omnipotence is not the death of God. 
  In this ground-breaking book, best-selling and award-winning author Thomas Jay Oord explains why omnipotence should be rejected. But Oord offers a replacement: amipotence, the power of love. 
  If we think love shapes and guides God's power, we make better sense of life. We make better sense of the Bible. Amipotence explains why God doesn't prevent genuine evil and it overcomes other obstacles to belief. An amipotent Spirit empowers all that is loving, true, beautiful, and good. 
  No book makes a bolder but more needed argument for why God is not all-powerful. Those who care about God, love, scripture, and logic will find what they've long been looking for. 
  Get a copy of The Death of Omnipotence and Birth of Amipotence! 
  Endorsements: 
  "Omnipotence has long been considered a basic, non-negotiable, characteristic of God. But is it biblical? And does it push us toward theological landmines that blow up faith? In this book, Oord, with his typical gentle candor, lays out the complex issues in clear and readable chunks. In the end, Oord points to the beauty and comfort of a God who is uncontrolling love." 
  - Peter Enns, professor of biblical studies at Eastern University, author of Curveball

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  Questions Jesus Asks

  Dale Larsen, Sandy Larsen

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  "What do you want?"
  "Do you see this woman?"
  "Why do you call me, 'Lord, Lord,' and do not do what I say?"
  These are just some of the many questions that Jesus asked throughout the Gospels. Jesus invites us to inquire, reflect, and discuss. This nine-session LifeGuide® Bible Study is designed to help us dig into some of the questions that shape our view of Jesus and ourselves.
  For over three decades LifeGuide Bible Studies have provided solid biblical content and raised thought-provoking questions—making for a one-of-a-kind Bible study experience for individuals and groups. This series has more than 130 titles on Old and New Testament books, character studies, and topical studies.

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  Encounter with the Healer An

  Ken Chinn

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  "I was left alone in a hospital room with COVID-19 pneumonia. No one expected me to live through the night." 
  An amazing story of one man's fight against death and the supernatural forces of death and the spiritual encounter he had while struggling to take every breath. 
  "An inspiring and powerful real-life account of despair, hope, faith, and the power of fervent, unceasing prayer." 
  --Gary Brosch, President, No Fret Guitar Camps

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