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Disappearances, fatal 'accidents', feuds and even murder: the mouse community in London's Underground is falling apart. Gio Knightsbridge is keen to find out who is causing all the mayhem and why. When little Sport accidentally witnesses another murder, Gio is outraged!With the help of his best friends, Lily and Courty, he throws his energies into the puzzle. He learns a lot from Léon the French mouse, Jazz an umpire, Flint O'Gravy who battles the rats along Westminster, and even his father, Umpire of the Piccadilly line. The evidence points to one mouse. But what could be the reason? Finally, Gio guesses at the Grand Parley when it is almost too late. Trapped into a duel, he risks everything to win, but Gumley Theydon Bois is a known cheat . . .

Sam's parents don't live together. As much as Sam feels loved and cared for by both parents, there are a lot of emotions that Sam is dealing with as a result of this situation. Like other kids who have parents going through separation and divorce, Sam needs help understanding these emotions and a healthy outlet to talk about these feelings. Sam Has Two Homes is a heartwarming tale of a young girl's journey through the challenges of divorce, self-discovery, and the profound realisation that love knows no bounds. Join Sam as she navigates her way through big feelings, gaining strength and understanding along the way, in this touching story of resilience and family. This book is a great conversation starter that can be used by parents, teachers and counsellors alike to help kids understand the emotions with straddling back and forth between two worlds. Sam Has Two Homes is also available in German as Sam hat 2 Zuhause and in French as Sam a 2 Maisons.

God called three ordinary people to become extraordinary men of faith, and their lives became enduring examples of courage, faithfulness, and humility. This classic volume examines the relationship to the Living God of each of these three men--their spiritual victories as well as their failures--and the crucial turning points in each of their lives whereby God was glorified. Boice further demonstrates that just as God was at work in the lives of Abraham, Moses, and David, he is also at work in the lives of believers today.

"Personal care nurse Everleigh Wheaton knows it only takes a few well-placed lies to ruin a reputation. She's experienced it time and time again. But there's a silver lining to repeatedly proving herself: she's confident, self-reliant, and knows how to take care of herself. When she loses yet another job and an enigmatic stranger offers her a potential way out, she's game. After all, she loves a good mystery, and an invitation to visit the legendary Halstead Manor is irresistible. But she's not about to let her guard down-especially with the other women who received the same invitation. A strange voice on the phone tells them he's gathered the three of them to work together as treasure hunters. The first assignment requires Everleigh to be a traveling nurse for retired FBI agent Gertrude Levine, who has one cold case she just can't let go of: the Florentine diamond that went missing when the Austrian Empire fell. With Everleigh's keen ability to solve puzzles, Natalie Daughtry's vast knowledge of history, and Brooke Sumner's connections to the antiques world, they're bound to track down the diamond. Except that Gertie's nephew, Niles Butler, doesn't trust Everleigh's innocent act . . . even if he finds himself falling for her. Worse, Everleigh's walls of self-preservation may doom the entire team."--

"When her husband dies, Charlotte can't face the things she's done, things that could tear her family apart. So she drops a goodbye letter in the cookie jar and flees south to escape everything-her life, her three daughters, the mistakes she's made, and the secrets that have been eating her alive. She's desperate to find the peace she's looking for somewhere out there. Now Gracey and her sisters are alone on Chicago's South Side with nothing but their home and their belongings, not a parent to be seen. They're doing everything they can to stay together as a family. But three young girls-sixteen, fourteen, and twelve-aren't meant to parent themselves. The close-knit community gathers around them to keep them fed and clothed with the utilities on, but it isn't enough. The girls are struggling, falling into the same destructive decisions that trapped their mama in the first place. Hundreds of miles away, Charlotte is trying to keep her own head above water. She's made a close friend who talks to her about God in a way Charlotte's never heard before. But when her demons catch up to her, she must face her past head-on. Will she be able to find the courage to embrace motherhood? And will that be enough not to lose her family altogether? Debut author Tina Shelton drops readers straight into 1980s South Side Chicago. Her warm, authentic writing welcomes those who love to cry and laugh with characters dealing with generational trauma and the importance of community. Ain't No Promised Land will appeal to readers of Black Cake, Miss Pearly's Girls, and Michelle Obama's Becoming"--

A collection of Phil Moore's 12 books of New Testament Bible commentary.

Each volume uniquely combines the insights of an experienced Bible exegete (trained in interpretation) and a homiletician (trained in preaching). These two authors work together to explain the essential message for the original listeners or readers, unpack its timeless truth, and then provide a contemporary restatement and communication of insights for the key biblical concept. Every book is a resource designed and written with the real needs of the pastor and teacher always in sight, providing many ways to creatively express the principal thought in a biblical passage. Based on the Big Idea preaching model, Kerux enhances the reader's ability to deliver a message that is biblical, cohesive, and dynamic. In Numbers, Joel Barker and Steve West illuminate the enduring importance of this notoriously difficult text for preachers. God's commitment to both his people and his promises claims center stage in understanding this Old Testament record of the covenant people. Through the lens of an ancient time and faraway culture, Numbers emphasizes God's overwhelming holiness and the proper human responses of worship and trust. Barker and West guide expositors in shepherding their congregations through the book of Numbers and its themes of worship; disobedience and grumbling; judgment and restoration; anticipating of promises; and even leadership, all of which relate to God's people today.

Back in print! Noted Bible teacher J. Dwight Pentecost traces the sweeping history of the kingdom program from eternity past to eternity future, relating it to the development of the covenant promises. Some of the key issues discussed in the book include: >Pentecost combines a long scholarly and pastoral history with a style readily accessible to the general Christian reader to create a welcome resource for anyone seeking a more complete understanding of God's kingdom program.

"Like never before, ideas and information travel at the speed of a click, a send, or a share. How do we separate "good news" from "fake news?" Information from misinformation? Sound teaching from false teaching? And how do we unravel this little book's confusing texts about women's role in the church and the home? Nearly two thousand years ago, the Apostle Paul faced similar problems. False teachers threatened the faith of new believers living in a city known for Artemis worship, magic, and the occult. Paul wrote the letter we call 1 Timothy to instruct his young protâegâe to create order out of the chaos of the day. Because Scripture "is alive and active" (Hebrews 4:12), his ancient words hold timeless truths for us today. Join Sue Edwards and Rebecca Carrell on a journey to combat chaos in an upside-down world"--

The book that bears the prophet Jeremiah's name does not merely document the past but looks forward to God's future and final work in Christ. Perhaps more than any book of the Old Testament, Jeremiah attests to the process of its own writing, transmission, and editing, and these internal clues confirm its original purpose as a book for all time and for every nation. Michael Shepherd carefully lays out Jeremiah's far-reaching message with passage-by-passage translation and up-to-date commentary. The themes of judgment and restoration certainly concern Israel's historical judgment at the hands of the Babylonians and their subsequent return, but also the eschatological judgment of all worldly opposition to God and a final restoration and flourishing in the land of the covenant. Shepherd's second volume in the Kregel Exegetical Library series, this commentary makes a significant contribution to the academic dialogue on the book of Jeremiah and its connections to the rest of Scripture. The exploration is helpful for the scholar but accessible and useful for the pastor, examining the themes of covenant, kingship, judgement, restoration, and the nations.

An exciting new pack of 10 of the popular My First Story of Christmas. This book is an ideal gift it re-affirms the real story of Christmas.

A great way to share with children aged 3-5 why we celebrate Easter. These 10 booklets tell the Easter story in a simple, clear way.

Using puzzles and colouring, these fun books are perfect for sharing the stories of the Kings and Queens of the Bible with children aged 5 to 7

Using puzzles and colouring, these fun books are perfect for exploring and remembering the life and message of Jesus. Perfect for 5 to 7s

A little book crammed pull of puzzles and activities based on stories of animals in the Bible - 5 pack

A little book crammed pull of puzzles and activities based on stories Jesus told. - 5 pack

"The four knitters of the Heavenly Hugs Prayer Shawl Ministry are stuck . . . in a stagnant church, a comfortable mold of ministry, and the points of pain that hold each of them back. Until, that is, Father Pete shakes them up by insisting that they meet not at church but in public at the local mall (for heaven's sake) where anything can happen-this while the Lady's Chapel where they normally meet is painted. The church needs more than a face-lift, however. The congregation is dwindling to the point that the bishop has charged Father Pete with either reviving Hope of Glory or closing it by year's end"--

"My name is Clopper. Nuzzle up while I tell you about a very special night. It all began early one morning as I was munching on a breakfast of sweet grass . . ." This little donkey thought the journey to Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph was too hard to be worth it. But what happened after they settled into the dusty stable was more wonderful than anything he could ever imagine! Children will love this creative retelling of the first Christmas--told through the eyes of Clopper the donkey! This best-selling title, now in a perfectly sized padded hardcover, offers a unique look at the events of Jesus's birth. From the long and tiring journey to Bethlehem to the quiet of the stable, from the miraculous birth of a child to the nighttime visits of shepherds and kings, the lovable donkey narrates the story with awe and wonder.

The Leader's Guide offers a full presentation to the 10-week Freedom in Christ course for the new generation. Available as a pack for group use.

A youth edition of the popular Freedom in Christ Course, providing solid grounding in discipleship for young people

Jesus did not come to tinker around the edges, He came to change the world. Be part of His plan!

"When a winter flood submerges the streets of Fresno, the town has no choice but to close the school for repairs. Andi couldn't be happier. She plans to spend her unexpected holiday out on the range with her palomino mare, Taffy. But Andi's dreams are dashed when she's sent to San Francisco--doomed to spend the rest of the winter at Miss Whitaker's Academy for Young Ladies. Andi doesn't know how she'll endure two months of city life until she's introduced to her new roommate, the untamable Jenny. She also meets Lin Mei, a mistreated servant girl who works at the school. When Andi and Jenny discover a dreadful secret that endangers Lin Mei, they rush to her rescue, only to find themselves trapped in the dark alleys of Chinatown. Can the girls outwit their captors and escape a horrible fate?" --Publisher's description.

The actual life and teaching of Jacobus Arminius are often unknown or misunderstood. Answers beyond a basic caricature can be elusive. In 40 Questions About Arminianism, however, J. Matthew Pinson combines solid historical research with biblical and doctrinal precision to address the following questions and more: Who was Jacobus Arminius?How has the church interpreted God's desire that everyone be saved?How is Arminianism different from Calvinism?Can one be both Reformed and Arminian?What is "universal enabling grace"?What do Arminians mean by "free will"?Do Arminians believe that God predestines individuals to salvation?Is it possible for a Christian to apostatize? An accessible question-and-answer format helps readers pursue the issues that interest them most, with additional resources available at 40questions.net. Questins regarding historical backgrounds and the Bible encourage a broad understanding of historic and contemporary Arminianism. ". . . the best resource in print that provides trustworthy insight into a comparison of Arminianism and Calvinism . . . the most comprehensive book available on the essentials of Arminian theology." --W. Stephen Gunter, Duke Divinity School "Anyone who wants to be thoroughly informed about Arminianism must read 40 Questions About Arminianism." --Roger E. Olson, Baylor University "40 Questions About Arminianism may well rank as the best available exposition of evangelical Arminianism . . . a gracious and profoundly learned response to the biblical Calvinism that I embrace." --Michael A. G. Haykin, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "40 Questions About Arminianism conveys a beautiful irenic tone." --Timothy Tennent, Asbury Theological Seminary

To read the Greek text of James is to face a rugged style and brief phrasing that match the fervency of the letter's meaning. The book of James powerfully exhorts the earliest Christian believers to faithful living. Biblical Greek experts Herbert W. Bateman IV and William C. Varner lay out the linguistic and grammatical features unique to James--such as his specialized vocabulary and prolific use of imperatives--to show how the book's many strong statements connect to one another in this masterwork on living according to the teachings of Jesus. The Big Greek Idea series provides all the relevant information from the Greek text for preaching and teaching the New Testament. Each New Testament book is divided into units of thought, revealing a big Greek idea (the author's main idea in the passage), and individual clauses are displayed visually to illustrate their relationships, portraying the biblical author's logical flow. Greek clauses are accompanied by an original English translation. Each volume in this series contains many practical features: - Helpful charts, tables, and diagrams illustrate key points - Numerous callouts provide deeper insights into word meanings and theological issues - Visual cues highlight important information - An introduction to each biblical book summarizes the grammar, style, and vocabulary, including reminders and explanations of key terms

The Harleys (All Nations College & OMF) tell their story to inspire a new generation of international mission.