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  Come Home for Christmas - Jesus...

  Matthew West, Matt Litton

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  Read by Matthew West, including bonus audio reading of ’Twas the Night Before Christmas. 
  Enter the Christmas season with the intention of returning your heart to God. Matthew West, in his trademark creative and engaging style, leads readers through the eyes of a child at Christmastime to come home to greater joy, hope, peace, and belonging found only in Jesus. Take time during Advent to immerse yourself in God's goodness and the true meaning of Christmas. 
  In the midst of what can be the busiest and most stressful holiday season, each chapter of Come Home for Christmas points the reader to the kingdom realities that God invites each of us to participate in through the birth of Jesus. Matthew West's humor, Bible-teaching, and storytelling challenge us to embrace this season of Christmas as the homecoming that God intends for it to be. Through the pages of this winsome and inspiring book, you will:Feel the wonder of Christmas as you did when you were a childMove beyond the baby in the manger to the Savior of the worldReturn your heart to the joy, peace, love, and hope found in JesusRestore neglected or broken relationships with family and friendsCome home to the life God intended you to experience throughout the year 
    
  This special book, which springs out of Matthew's love for Christmas, reminds us that the story of Christmas calls readers back to the heart (or the home) of what it means to be loved by God. Each chapter will include a specific Bible reading about the Christmas story, and the book will include small group discussion questions and an Advent challenge. 
  Reflection questions and recipes can be found in the audiobook companion PDF download. 

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  Hearing God Through Revelation -...

  Dan Parr

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  The Apostle John had been telling people about Jesus Christ, his deeds, his teachings, his death and his resurrection. This infuriated those in authority and he was arrested and shipped off to the island of Patmos where he could no longer proclaim Christ, or so it was thought. Patmos is a volcanic, rocky, treeless island about 20 miles off the west coast of Turkey. It is barren and the Romans would put their prisoners here so they could not escape or cause more trouble. But it is here that John is given visions of things to come. This last book of the New Testament is a record of things John saw and heard. 
  Reading the Bible is different than reading any other book. It is more than a narrative about God, it is more than a story of broken individuals and the trials they faced. It is more than a set of rules and regulations. It is even more than a love letter. It is the very essence of Jesus. It is about Him, but there is more than that. It is God’s conversation with us. It is alive. It is active. It is a 2-way conversation. 
  When we need wisdom, insight, guidance, how do we hear what God is saying to us? God has given us the Bible. It’s a powerful and intimate way to listen to Him and it is the primary way God tells us about Himself. In Jesus is Calling You one or more books of the Bible is presented with steps to hearing from God, the plan of salvation and growing in faith. It is my prayer Jesus uses each of these book to help you hear Him.

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  The Lord Bless You and Keep You...

  Michael Glodo

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  Exploring the Gospel through the Aaronic Blessing 
  "The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face to shine upon you," (Numbers 6:24–25). For centuries, Christians have read these words and received them as a blessing. But have they deeply considered the meaning behind them? What does it mean for God's face to shine upon his people?
  Faces are often referred to as the window to the soul, displaying emotion and providing relational clarity between individuals. This theme of faces reverberates throughout Scripture, first appearing with Adam and Eve and notably surfacing in the Aaronic benediction in Numbers 6. 
  The Lord Bless You and Keep You explores this benediction to discover the important connection between a person's face and the face of God—finding that through faces, God shines the light of the gospel upon his people and offers his grace, goodness, and blessing to those who believe in him. 
  
  - Examines a Common Biblical Passage: Explores the context, meaning, and purpose of the Aaronic benediction 
  - Perfect for Laypeople and Church Leaders Alike: Use this book to explore how the Aaronic benediction impacts worship in day-to-day life and within the church
  - Offers Insight for Corporate Worship: Pastors and church leaders explore how the Aaronic benediction impacts corporate worship

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  What Happens Next: Audio Bible...

  Max Lucado

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  In this optimistic, accessible, and non-sensational Bible study on what happens as we move into the end of this age, Max Lucado provides a wise, well-researched, reassuring overview of what God's Word has to say on a topic that often creates confusion and anxiety. What Happens Next reminds us that we are headed to a far better place than where we started. 
  Sessions run times:Made to Reign (19:30)God's Plan for the Ages (20:00)The Rescue and the Rewards (19:00)Destination Wedding (19:00)God Will Have His Garden (18:00)The Great Homecoming (18:30) 
  The Audio Bible Studies series provides a unique audio learning experience. Unlike a traditional audiobook's direct narration of a book's text, this audio Bible study includes high-quality, live audio sessions from the author that cover important Bible-based topics. These sessions will reflect the ambiance of the unique recording locations, immersing the listener into the teaching. While not required for the audio experience, these studies are designed to partner with the coordinating study guide, sold separately.

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  Resilient - Restoring Your Weary...

  John Eldredge

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  Reclaim your joy and thrive through the storms of life when you find your strength in God. 
  The human soul has a built-in yearning for joy and beauty and all good things. But that craving for life is so easily lost in the pace and demands of modern life. Join New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge as he gives you the tools you need to follow Jesus' path of supernatural resilience. 
  Between false promises of ease and comfort on one side and the sheer busyness and stress of daily life on the other, people today are facing a shortage of peace, happiness, and strength. In Resilient, Eldredge reveals a path toward genuine recovery and resilience through Jesus himself. 
  Drawing on wisdom from Scripture and Christian tradition, and illustrated throughout with powerful, true stories of grit and survival, Resilient will help you:Tap into the river of life that God promises his peopleLearn to be patient with yourself--genuine recovery from spiritual and emotional trauma takes time and intentionalityCreate a plan to foster resilience in your day-to-day lifeDiscover deep wells of freedom and strength through Christ who lives within us 
    
  Thriving requires a resilient soul. This book will help you find the resilience you long for when the world has gone mad--and discover in Jesus himself the strength that prevails.

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  The Gospel of John and the Other...

  Rudolf Steiner

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  'What is the Christ-event? It is a confluence of all preceding philosophies and religious streams of humanity… united in Palestine; and they were expressed in the Gospels according to the different types of initiation of the one or other Evangelist.' – Rudolf Steiner Speaking two years after his main lecture course on the Gospel of John, Rudolf Steiner discusses initiation traditions in the course of human history, and how the Christ Event unified them all – in particular, those connected to the Western and Eastern mysteries. In addition to esoteric interpretations of passages in the Gospels, Steiner also presents many new and complementary insights on the world-historic significance of Christ's mission, including his initial reference to the Second Coming in the etheric realm.  Dense in content, these thirteen lectures – delivered to an audience at the Royal Swedish Academy of Science, Stockholm – enrich our understanding of Rudolf Steiner's Christology. Only recently published in German, and here in English for the first time, the lectures are accompanied with an introduction by Hans-Christian Zehnter, an appendix of photos and facsimiles, extensive notes and an index. 'The voice rose and the speaking took on a more rapid tempo, while it flowed without stopping in perfectly formed, beautiful sentences, as only a born speaker can produce.' (From a contemporary newspaper review.) Thirteen lectures, Stockholm, Jan. 1910, GA 117a

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