The love that God has for us is limitless, and absolutely nothing can separate us from it. When the angels got the revelation of the love that God has for us, they had to ask the question, "God, what is man that you be so mindful of him?" God said we don't have to come to him hesitating or fearful, but we can come boldly to the throne of grace, most especially for mercy and grace that we will need in trying times. When we refuse to come boldly before the throne, we deprive ourselves of our own needs. We deny ourselves the joy of coming to our own Father who loves us. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. -John 15:13

This beginning reading program has already been used to teach thousands of young children and adults how to read. This program is an excellent way to teach your youngster how to read. Complete instructions are provided. Level C Teacher's Manual for Grade 2.

In Walking in Victory, Jared Sawyer Jr. shares four power tips that can help you to reach your potential through God and achieve new levels of success in your life. You are created to be victorious. Get these four principles deep down on the inside and boldly enter the realms of life with victory. Embrace your spirituality and, with this guide from Jared Sawyer Jr., dare to pursue victory in life's circumstances.

Plan a full year of sermons with Nelson's Preacher's Sourcebook. Inspiration doesn't always have to come from the mountain top. God can just as easily use a resource like Nelson's Preacher's Sourcebook to give you fresh and new ideas for your sermons, small group meetings, and seasonal gatherings. With suggestions for creative outlines, scripture text, preaching techniques and historical notes, use this sourcebook as a jumping off point when talking to God about the message He wants you to deliver. This Apologetics Edition of Nelson's Preacher's Sourcebook has an emphasis on evangelism and includes a sermon series focusing on apologetics. Features include: Sermons, creative outlines, illustrations, and quotes for every Sunday of the year Special articles focusing on evangelism Worship helps, including hymns, prayers, and Scripture text Inspirational thoughts and preaching techniques Sermons of special occasions and holidays Sermons and register pages for weddings and funerals With Nelson's Preacher's Sourcebook, you'll have engaging content for every Sunday of the year that your congregation will not just listen to, but truly hear.

In her quest to have a more meaningful spiritual relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ, Savitri Scott made the choice to look deeper into Gods Word to find Him and have daily conversations with Him. The result has been irrefutable evidence of the power and significance of prayer in the life of a Christian, along with inexplicable peace, joy, and reassurance. Sometimes lifes issues convince us to move away from God, rather than toward Him, but that is not what He intended for His children. This twenty-one-day devotional uses ordinary life situations and affirms through prayer and Scripture how God inspires and directs us to confront those situations. It demonstrates the sufficiency and privilege of prayer, and non-condemningly assures of Gods declaration of love and promise of forgiveness and salvation through His Son Jesus Christ. Centered on daily prayer and Scripture, this book endorses Gods Word to enliven a stronger and deeper relationship with our Creator and Father. Let the readings become a personal tool to spiritually stimulate and jumpstart continual, personal, spiritual intimacy with God. Seek personal, intimate time with God for a more personal and intimate relationship with Him.

This book provides a new understanding of Pliny's letters by combining historical analysis of the social pressures that shape Pliny's authorial pose with close literary analysis of the letters themselves. It demonstrates how ruling-class ideology is disseminated and how it shapes the literary persona and personal identity of a ruling-class member. The powerful heuristic tool of examining the interplay between confidence and anxieties in the letters will help restore Pliny's relatively neglected masterpiece to a more prominent place in undergraduate Latin and Roman Civilization courses.