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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Ezer: God's Strong Girl is a tender, Scripture-rooted children's picture book about identity, courage, and the strength God placed inside every girl.Told as a mother's loving story to her daughter, this beautifully illustrated book introduces young readers to the Hebrew phrase ezer kenegdo, first used in Genesis to describe the woman God created. Far from meaning 'just a helper,' ezer is a word also used of God Himself as rescuer, strength, and help. Through gentle storytelling, biblical imagery, and a brave little girl facing the world with courage, children learn that girls were made with intention, dignity, and purpose.Warm, imaginative, and deeply relational, Ezer: God's Strong Girl invites girls to see themselves as strong helpers, brave allies, bringers of peace, and beloved daughters in God's Kingdom. With a parent discussion guide and pronunciation help included, this book is perfect for families who want to disciple their children in truth, courage, and God-given identity.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - For an in-depth dive into the Bible, like seminarians and pastors, look no further than the Behold Method of studying Scripture. In a step-by-step approach, we'll guide you through the process, giving you access to blank worksheets for your future studies. Going beyond verse mapping, the Behold Method will allow you to not only narrow your focus but also broaden your horizons toward the amazing interconnectedness of Scripture. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Becoming Ruth: A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption invites women to walk slowly through the book of Ruth and discover how God works in the middle of grief, transition, obedience, and ordinary faithfulness.Ruth's story is not simply a love story. It is a story of identity being reshaped, calling being revealed, and redemption being woven through loss, loyalty, courage, and covenant love. As Ruth moves from daughter-in-law to widow, loyal companion, provider, risk-taker, redeemed bride, and ancestor of the King, readers are invited to examine the roles they carry in their own lives and behold the God who is present in every season.Through Scripture reflection, thoughtful questions, Hebrew word studies, personal application, and space for prayer and journaling, this seven-week study helps women see that no season is wasted in the hands of God. Whether you are waiting, rebuilding, grieving, leading, mothering, discipling, or stepping into something new, Becoming Ruth will help you recognize God's faithful love at work in your story.Perfect for personal study, small groups, women's ministry gatherings, or discipleship relationships, this study will guide you to behold the Lord in the ordinary and trust that He is still writing redemption into every role you carry.Based on the uploaded Becoming Ruth Bible Study, which frames the study as "A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption" and "A Journey of Faithful Transitions." Becoming Ruth is a seven-week Bible study for women exploring identity, calling, redemption, and faithful transitions through Scripture, reflection, prayer, and the story of Ruth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Life is full of climbs-seasons of faith that test our endurance, challenge our trust, and demand that we keep moving when the path feels impossible. In Can I Worship on This Mountain?, Stacy Sagely invites readers to journey alongside four biblical figures-Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus-as they each encounter defining "mountain moments" with God.From Abraham's altar of sacrifice on Mount Moriah, to Moses' trembling encounter with the Lord at Sinai, to Elijah's despair and renewal at Horeb, and finally to Jesus' anguished prayer on the Mount of Olives, this study explores how God meets His people in their hardest climbs. With honesty and depth, Stacy shows that worship is not just what happens at the summit-it is forged in the valleys, the questions, the fears, and even the agonies of surrender.Each chapter includes "Field Notes" for reflection, guiding readers to connect Scripture with their own journey and discover the God who is faithful on every mountain. Whether you are weary from the climb, facing uncertainty, or longing to know God more deeply, this book offers hope: the same God who met Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus on their mountains is the God who meets you on yours.Perfect for personal study, women's discipleship groups, or retreat settings, Can I Worship on This Mountain? is an invitation to lace up your spiritual boots, step onto the path, and encounter the God who is worthy of worship-no matter how steep the climb. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes:¿ Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3¿ Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching¿ Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter¿ A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings¿ A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs¿ A complete bibliography of scholarly sources.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Becoming Ruth: A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption invites women to walk slowly through the book of Ruth and discover how God works in the middle of grief, transition, obedience, and ordinary faithfulness.Ruth's story is not simply a love story. It is a story of identity being reshaped, calling being revealed, and redemption being woven through loss, loyalty, courage, and covenant love. As Ruth moves from daughter-in-law to widow, loyal companion, provider, risk-taker, redeemed bride, and ancestor of the King, readers are invited to examine the roles they carry in their own lives and behold the God who is present in every season.Through Scripture reflection, thoughtful questions, Hebrew word studies, personal application, and space for prayer and journaling, this seven-week study helps women see that no season is wasted in the hands of God. Whether you are waiting, rebuilding, grieving, leading, mothering, discipling, or stepping into something new, Becoming Ruth will help you recognize God's faithful love at work in your story.Perfect for personal study, small groups, women's ministry gatherings, or discipleship relationships, this study will guide you to behold the Lord in the ordinary and trust that He is still writing redemption into every role you carry.Based on the uploaded Becoming Ruth Bible Study, which frames the study as "A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption" and "A Journey of Faithful Transitions." Becoming Ruth is a seven-week Bible study for women exploring identity, calling, redemption, and faithful transitions through Scripture, reflection, prayer, and the story of Ruth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Life is full of climbs-seasons of faith that test our endurance, challenge our trust, and demand that we keep moving when the path feels impossible. In Can I Worship on This Mountain?, Stacy Sagely invites readers to journey alongside four biblical figures-Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus-as they each encounter defining "mountain moments" with God.From Abraham's altar of sacrifice on Mount Moriah, to Moses' trembling encounter with the Lord at Sinai, to Elijah's despair and renewal at Horeb, and finally to Jesus' anguished prayer on the Mount of Olives, this study explores how God meets His people in their hardest climbs. With honesty and depth, Stacy shows that worship is not just what happens at the summit-it is forged in the valleys, the questions, the fears, and even the agonies of surrender.Each chapter includes "Field Notes" for reflection, guiding readers to connect Scripture with their own journey and discover the God who is faithful on every mountain. Whether you are weary from the climb, facing uncertainty, or longing to know God more deeply, this book offers hope: the same God who met Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Jesus on their mountains is the God who meets you on yours.Perfect for personal study, women's discipleship groups, or retreat settings, Can I Worship on This Mountain? is an invitation to lace up your spiritual boots, step onto the path, and encounter the God who is worthy of worship-no matter how steep the climb. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Becoming Ruth: A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption invites women to walk slowly through the book of Ruth and discover how God works in the middle of grief, transition, obedience, and ordinary faithfulness.Ruth's story is not simply a love story. It is a story of identity being reshaped, calling being revealed, and redemption being woven through loss, loyalty, courage, and covenant love. As Ruth moves from daughter-in-law to widow, loyal companion, provider, risk-taker, redeemed bride, and ancestor of the King, readers are invited to examine the roles they carry in their own lives and behold the God who is present in every season.Through Scripture reflection, thoughtful questions, Hebrew word studies, personal application, and space for prayer and journaling, this seven-week study helps women see that no season is wasted in the hands of God. Whether you are waiting, rebuilding, grieving, leading, mothering, discipling, or stepping into something new, Becoming Ruth will help you recognize God's faithful love at work in your story.Perfect for personal study, small groups, women's ministry gatherings, or discipleship relationships, this study will guide you to behold the Lord in the ordinary and trust that He is still writing redemption into every role you carry.Based on the uploaded Becoming Ruth Bible Study, which frames the study as "A Seven-Week Study on Identity, Calling, and Redemption" and "A Journey of Faithful Transitions." Becoming Ruth is a seven-week Bible study for women exploring identity, calling, redemption, and faithful transitions through Scripture, reflection, prayer, and the story of Ruth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…