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Day Of The Dragon
$13.19Add to cartDo the collapse of Communism, the rise of the papacy, the New Right of the 1900’s, the conservative Supreme Court, modern spiritualism, and the political merging of Catholics and Protestants bear any resemblance to the prophetic scenarios depicted in the book of Revelation and The Great Controversy?
Is the century-old message of a deceased church leader named Ellen White still relevant in light of today’s rapid restructuring of the world’s’s political powers? Or have her writings worn out their welcome in our thinking and become obsolete, narrow, and even embarrassing?
Clifford Glodstein’s Day of the Dragon is both an unsettling and a faith-affirming look at how current events have set the stage for America’s date with prophetic destiny. With hard-hitting language and compelling facts, Goldstein tunes our ears to the lamblike beast’s fast-changing voice.
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Skeeter The Wildly Wacky Raccoon
$18.89Add to cartOne boy. One baby raccoon.
A whole summer full of fun.
Skeeter! What are you doing now?”
When Chris adopts an abandoned baby raccoon, he finds out how much fun-and how much trouble-a raccoon can be.
From a tiny baby whose eyes aren’t open, to a busy and curious raccoon whose eyes never seem to close, Chris’s pet keeps the whole family busy.
“Skeeter, come back here with my crystal peacock!”
“Skeeter, stop changing the channels on the TV!”
“Where are my . . . Skeeter!”
Skeeter seemed to believe that Chris was her mother. But when Skeeter learns to open the screen door by herself, Chris suddenly has a lot more to worry about. What if she gets hurt out there in the woods all alone? What if she gets lost?
When Chris’s brother begins to feed other wild raccoons at the creek, Chris just knows that these wild raccoons will lure Skeeter away from him. What can he do to make his water-loving, TV-watching, gross-bug-chewing friend stay with him?
Will Skeeter ever behave? Will God answer Chris’s prayer and keep his pet from running away with the other raccoons?
Find out when you read Skeeter, the Wild and Wacky Raccoon!”
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Beyond The Veil Of Darkness
$17.59Add to cart“It was a bright and sunny Sabbath morning . . . the day on which I fully expected to die.
With these words Esmie Branner begins to unfold a story of heart-pounding intrigue and modern-day miracles that will deepen your faith in a God who still intervenes to deliver His children from destruction.
Beyond the Veil of Darkness is an intimate first-person account of the struggles, opposition, and courageous triumph of a young Christian woman who clung to her faith in Jesus Christ despite the physical and mental abuse of a Muslim husband. Though you will at times be tempted to think you are reading a suspense novel, the events described here are true.
In these pages you will read of her three sons’ abduction to a foreign country and her flight to Saudi Arabia to reunite her family. Through her words you will experience the persecution and isolation that awaited her in this strange land where open adherence to Christianity could result in death. And you will rejoice in the triumph of her faith that brought about miraculous interventions and Daniel-like deliverance.
Esmie’s story shows what it really means to surrender “all” to Jesus and to be tried in the fire. The impressions you receive from this thrilling personal testimony will be etched into your mind and heart forever. It is truly an unforgettable and awe-inspiring account of God’s faithfulness and power over the forces of darkness. -
Myths In Adventism
$24.69Add to cartWas Ellen White as inflexible as some of her followers? Are the sacred and the secular two realms or one? How is ignorance related to godliness? Just how evil (or good) are human beings? Are big schools more effective than small ones? Was Ellen White really 100 years ahead of her time? George R. Knight examines these and many other provocative questions in this insightful book.
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Julius Again
$18.89Add to cartJulius was nowhere to be found! Mitch looked all over the farm and couldn’t find him anywhere. Blinking back tears, Mitch felt alone. His feathered friend was gone.
But Julius’ disappearance wasn’t the only thing bothering Mitch. You see, Mitch’s dad had died when Mitch was a baby, and now his mom was dating another man. Would she still have time to spend with Mitch? Would he get a new dad? Mitch wasn’t sure if he liked that idea.
In this newest adventure of the pesky pet parrot, Julius returns, full of surprises. But the biggest surprise is when another parrot shows up on the scene.
Through all the “feather-brained” experiences, Mitch understands why things in life change and makes room in his heart for a new dad.
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Even The Angels Must Laugh Again
$9.77Add to cart“WARNING! Do not read this book in church! Trying not to laugh out loud when reading these stories may result in ruptured internal organs!
Have you ever been in church and witnessed something so funny you almost suffocated trying to contain yourself? And because it happened in church, where the tone is typically solemn and worshipful, it was all the more comical.
This hilarious book is back in print! Jan Doward has added more stories that will really crack you up! Baptisms that boggle the mind, church bloopers that almost bring down the house, evangelism beyond belief–each chapter is filled with the joy of worshiping with human beings.
Story by story, this collection of humor will remind you of the joy of being a Christian and the wonder of a God who created laughter.”
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Mark Of The Lion Gift Collection
$53.49Add to cartSet Includes:
A Voice In The Wind
An Echo In The Darkness
As Sure As The DawnAdditional Info
This classic series has inspired over half a million readers. Both loyal fans and new readers will want the 10th anniversary editions of this beloved series. These editions include a new foreword from the publisher, a new preface from Francine Rivers, and discussion questions suitable for personal and group use.#1 A Voice in the Wind: Torn by her love for a handsome aristocrat, a young slave girl clings to her faith in the living God for deliverance from the forces of decadent Rome.
#2 An Echo in the Darkness: Turning away from the opulence of Rome, Marcus is led by a whispering voice from the past into a journey that could set him free from the darkness of his soul.
#3 As Sure As the Dawn: Atretes. German warrior. Revered gladiator. He won his freedom through his fierceness . . . but his life is about to change forever.
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Missing Manger Mystery
$12.19Add to cartTake a church Christmas program, and outdoor Nativity scene, real barking, mooing, bleating animals (including a camel!), a female “wise man,” battling shepherds, a mysterious fire, a missing antique manger-mix them together, and what do you have?
One of the funniest and most memorable Detective Zack adventures yet!
It all started when Mrs. Hopkins warned that disaster was certain if the program were to e held outdoors. Truer words were never spoken! The fire nearly destroyed the stable, and Mrs. Hopkins’s 80-year-old manger from Bethlehem was missing! As Detective Zack and his friend Luke hunt for the culprit, they begin finding evidence for the even greater mystery-Santa Claus. Where did he come from, and what do trees, stocking, and presents have to do with the birth of Jesus?
The trail of clues takes Zack and company on a “wild lamb” chase that eventually leads them to the villain and the true meaning of Christmas.
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Julius The Perfectly Pesky Pet Parrot
$18.79Add to cartMitch was doomed. He couldn’t believe what his eyes were seeing. The lampshade lay in a pile of dust on the floor, exposing the metal skeleton of the lamp. His mom’s beautiful walnut dining table had become scalloped overnight. Walnut chips lay on the floor accusing the culprit-Julius, the perfectly pesky pet parrot!
Julius annoyed everyone with his phone imitations, thefts, and ear-splitting squawking. But when Julius scares away a suspicious salesperson and chases two mean dogs away, everyone starts to believe that Julius isn’t as pesky as they thought.
VeraLee Wiggins’s witty text will appeal to readers of all ages. Preschoolers and early readers will appreciate the easy-to-read sentences and humorous illustrations. Learning the responsibilities of having a pet can often be hair-raising experience, as Mitch found out. But through every incident, he learns valuable lessons in living his life for Jesus.
