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My Thanksgiving Blessings
$7.99Encourage little ones to celebrate the true spirit of Thanksgiving by recognizing and giving thanks for the blessings in their lives.
This brightly illustrated board book with its lively rhyming verse celebrates the grateful nature of the Thanksgiving holiday. Young listeners can follow along as the narrator thanks God for the many gifts He gives: giggly friends and warm, snuggly clothes; yummy food and loving family; puppy dogs, teddy bears, and more. While centered on Thanksgiving Day, this warm and inviting board book will cultivate a mindset of gratitude that kids can carry with them all year round.
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Berenstain Bears Thanksgiving Stories
$6.99The beloved Berenstain Bears teach important lessons about thankfulness and the love of families in this 2-in-1 storybook. Two bright foils on the cover and a sticker sheet add to the festive fun!
In Give Thanks, the Berenstain cubs act out the first Thanksgiving-complete with costumes, props and a full Thanksgiving feast. But will Sister Bear’s pet turkey play the part of dinner? The Berenstain Bears Give Thanks teaches how God provided for the pilgrims and reminds children of God’s many blessings.
In Harvest Festival, young readers will delight in joining the Bear family and all their friends as they gather at Farmer Ben’s farm for a new tradition filled with the fun of apple-picking, pumpkin patch wandering, hayrides, and more.
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Heretics : The Other Side Of Early Christianity
$35.99According to the official view, held for almost two thousand years, early Christianity was marked by great harmony, and heresy only emerged at a later stage. This book, written in nontechnical language for interested non-theologians, argues that such a picture is wishful thinking.
Using all available sources, including newly-discovered Gnostic texts, Professor Luedemann argues that in many areas, ‘heresy’ in fact preceded ‘orthodoxy’ and was later forcibly replaced by it. The controversies shed an interesting light on the human character and concerns of the first Christians, who were occupied not only with right belief but also with power. The first chapter investigates the positions of Christians in Jerusalem in the first two centuries, since they were the ones who in fact introduced the concept of heresy into the church, and pays particular attention to the revision of the portrait of Paul and his theology. Then it goes on to the dramatic events around Marcion and his approach to a scriptural canon. Thirdly, it examines the conflicts underlying the Johannine writings, the formation of the Apostles’ Creed and the formation of the New Testament canon.
Professor Luedemann argues that his findings have important and liberating consequences for the understanding of both Christianity and the Bible.Add to cartin stock within 3-5 days of online purchase
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Turning Griping Into Gratitude
$26.18Ron Lavin provides an ideal resource for small groups who want to explore the Psalms, or for preachers who want to present an inspirational series of sermons. Discussion questions are provided at the end of each chapter, as well as a guide for leaders.
Says Lavin: “Griping is one of the most insidious and divisive things into which we easily fall, while gratitude is the most productive of attitudes. The Psalms are filled with the battle between griping and gratitude, a battle we all fight. The psalmists knew both attitudes, including the self-defeating nature of griping and the wonder and majesty of gratitude.”
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