"We are a servant of the divine. You also a servant of the divine. We only know a little more of what it means to be that, than the average person knows. All you need is to want to know what it means to be what one is. You have to have the desire to learn who one is through tools of spiritual progress. All of these things lead one to automatic reward. All truth is revealed only at the request of the hearer. No one can ever reveal any truth-no guide, no god, no anything-without your desire." The Divine Relationship is the culmination of years of spiritual teacher Eon's talks and writings on the subjects of God, guidance, spirituality and our human relationship to all of these. Eon always brings the conversation back to the biggest picture of all: our divinity within our humanity. This book contains the heart and essence of Eon's spiritual teachings.

Deborah Bowman enjoys writing booksfor children. She was raised in Kentuckyand loves to travel.Deborah dedicates this book to herSister in-law Marie, who is her hero.

The theme of this BOZ activity book for preschoolers is Bible Heroes.

Reflections of Grace began spontaneously one afternoon as author Jacob Harris sat bedside in a hotel room, dreading feelings of complacency in his faith. Therefore, that night he began to write devotionals to be shared on the Enriching Grace website (enrichinggrace.com). From that point on, feelings of complacency turned into constant reflections of grace. This work is a 365-day collection of devotionals that are purposed to point the reader to a deeper understanding of grace via Harris's own struggles, funny experiences, and thoughts. It is his hope that as you read and reflect day-to-day, you yourself become a reflection of grace.

Faith in Wordsis a timeless collection of essays and poems that reflect on living the life of faith. These meditative stories and essays and their apt metaphors will inspire Christian readers to seek a greater understanding of God and God's presence in our daily lives. This volume includes works from such noted Presbyterian writers as Doris Betts, Kathleen Long Bostrom, Belden C. Lane, Katherine Paterson, J. Barrie Shepherd, David Steele, Bill Tammeus, and Ann Weems.

Intended for college and seminary courses on spiritual formation, the workbook consists of twelve chapters with three parts each: believing, behaving, and becoming (that is, what virtues to possess). Thus, the thirty-six lessons are holistic, showing that the process of becoming like Christ involves our entire being.

Poppy, the storybook’s teacher/narrator, will be teaching and speaking the Word of God throughout this book. Poppy reflects Jesus’s light to the world. Through him, the characters in the story will learn firsthand how to live a life that is good, acceptable, and pleasing to God. The characters and family will forever change, and the light of Jesus will eventually shine through each of them. By example, through their love, joy, and kindness, they will show others Jesus’s perfect love. If situations or circumstances cause the characters to wander, Poppy will be there, teaching and reminding them of God’s Word. Poppy characterizes Balaam’s talking donkey from the biblical book of Numbers chapter 22. A portion of chapter 22 is included at the back of the storybook. The St. James family had been struggling with their Christian faith and the ability to live it trusting in God’s love. They were caught up in daily tasks and did not have time to visit with Jesus. This day would prove to be especially difficult. Circumstances begin to change because of a young boy’s prayer. This storybook can be read by children ages nine to twelve but can also be read to and understood by a younger audience.

In this second edition of Roger E. Olson's classic work, he thematically traces the contours of Christian belief down through the ages, revealing a pattern of both unity and diversity. He finds a consensus of teaching that is both unitive and able to incorporate a faithful diversity when not forced into the molds of false either-or alternatives.

Includes Part 1, Number 1: Books and Pamphlets, Including Serials and Contributions to Periodicals (January - June)