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Dive into the epic saga of "Warrior Deborah," a breathtaking novel that brings to life one of history's most formidable leaders. This isn't just a story; it's a journey alongside Deborah, a fearless prophetess and warrior who rises against all odds to guide her people through tumultuous times. Witness the raw power of faith and the fierce strength of a woman who defies conventions, commands armies, and delivers her nation to victory. "Warrior Deborah" isn't just a book—it's an experience, immersing you in ancient battles, divine prophecies, and heart-stopping action that will leave you both inspired and awe-struck. Each page crackles with the fire of Deborah's spirit, turning historical lo...
Where was Christ between the ages of thirteen and thirty? This book will document the truth, along with, where is The Ark of The Covenant? Where is The Holy Grail? The list goes on. In Mark 13, Christ says, I have foretold you all things. You just have to know where to look. I was led to the answers, and I want to lead you to that information gold mine, under His wing of truth. At the tender age of eight the visions began, first from Heaven then from Hell. My life was predestined for you to know the truth of what I lived through, and what Our Lord wanted to make clear to you. I was led by Our Lord, to a Scholar of The Original Manuscripts from the Library in England, where the King line made...
In Valued by God, Sheri A. Bradley challenges the traditional constraints placed on women in the church, arguing that these limits not only undermine women’s God-given talents but also hurt the church’s mission. This book is a clarion call for modern-day churches to rethink and reconstruct their approach to women in ministry. Bradley posits that by aligning with the value that God places on all individuals, churches will not only move towards gender equality but will also discover a fuller expression of the Christian faith community. Embracing a future where the diverse gifts of every person are not only recognized but celebrated will foster a more vibrant and dynamic body of Christ. Through rigorous scholarship and passionate advocacy, Bradley offers an invitation to a reformation of perspective that is rooted in biblical truth, historical awareness, and a heartfelt conviction that every believer, regardless of gender, is indeed valued by God.
While there are books that describe the history and traditions of the Druze as an ethnic and religious group, this is the first and only academic book of its kind. It gives voice to the Israeli Druze, through in-depth interviews with 120 people, 60 young adults and 60 of their parents’ generation. How is this traditional group, bound together through the centuries by their secret religion and strong value system, dealing with modernization? What contradictions and continuity come to light in the stories of this people during a time of transition? Can their religion, and their very identity, survive the meeting with the modern, technological world? What resources do the young and the not-so-young bring to the task of preserving their community and helping it to flourish as the world changes around them? The people in this text answer these questions through the telling of their stories, in which they express their values, opinions, beliefs and aspirations. The book draws out theoretical, practical, religious and sociological implications from this analysis, in order to shed light on the challenges faced by other traditional societies meeting modernity.
This book presents insights into social justice issues through the work of educators in Israel, the US, the UK, Italy, Canada, Turkey and Kazakhstan. Each chapter provides local or global theoretical insights, and these combine to provide a rich international perspective. The book offers practical strategies for the classroom, methods of teaching social justice to future teachers in various curriculum areas, and knowledge for researchers and those working in higher education. The book is unusual in its combination of local and international perspectives, practical and theoretical wisdom, and its inclusion of a variety of voices. Readers will gain new insight into concepts like radical pedagogy, interculturalism, multiculturalism, failed citizenship and cultural identity.
Liliana Erdos is being raised by her grandfather in the small, isolated town of Rock Valley. Lili is twelve, a gifted writer, often a victim of middle school teasing because of her hunched back. But Lili has a secret: her back is hunched because beautiful gossamer wings are hidden inside. Her grandfather allows her to spread her wings and fly only over the magnificent old growth forest that covers half of Rock Valley. She must never be seen in flight. When she flies she is guarded from the forest floor below by her faithful dog, Rudi, who has been sent to Rock Valley, and to Lili, by the Great Council of Dogs. For a great darkness has begun to rise in Rock Valley, a darkness embodied in a huge red dog who roams the streets and forest. Lili knows, without understanding why, that she must find again the door in the sky that opens on a brilliant, healing light. With the help of Rudi, of two friends with special gifts of their own, and of another, unexpected hero, Lili must find the door, open it wider and risk all to save her family, her friends, and Rock Valley itself.
Every one of us has the ability to lead others, but sometimes we become so afraid of the direct-shorts of staying in front. However, if you desire a life of any leader, who has taken the challenge to lead; then you must take some actions and forget about what they'll always say. Note that the habit of helping others fight their course, yet in a humble act of selfishness, is what makes you a man of power. Since you belong to the level of government intending to boost your capacity; it is always better to begin to lead from home, when you succeed, you'll definitely gain more powers. In the same way, those who have been hungry and cheated, when they are fed, you will have them vote you into power. So don't spoil your tomorrow with today.The best leader is teh man who walks with God
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Research in youth ministry has excelled and developed rapidly over the last four decades. Youth ministry is not just a church practice, but has become an emerging academic discipline, with a variety of methodological, theoretical, and contextual approaches. This academic handbook offers an assessment of contemporary youth ministry research to assist students doing bachelor, master, and doctoral research, and youth ministry scholars, in their studies of youth ministry. By examining youth ministry research through the lens of the following five fundamental questions, the reader is challenged to engage with state-of-the-art theory, methods, and findings from current youth ministry research: • Who are the youth in youth ministry? • Where is God in youth ministry? • What is the purpose of youth ministry? • Who is the youth minister in youth ministry? • How to research practices in youth ministry? The academic handbook is a must-read for everyone who is interested in systematic reflection on youth ministry and youth ministry research.
Much has been written on servant leadership, but it is not always tied to egalitarian leadership. Sometimes authority and power instead of God’s love are presented as the core of the Christian faith. The church at times derails, imitating worldly culture, emphasizing entitlement that relies on an innate or permanent human hierarchy of rank. Responding to today’s conflict over leadership, Christian Egalitarian Leadership calls us back to its biblical roots: what is Christian egalitarian leadership? Why is it biblical? How does it work? Thoughtful and devout Christian leaders carefully explain how sharing leadership follows God’s intentions and is crucial to implement today. The theoreti...