The Last Week: A Day-by-Day Account of Jesus's Final Week in Jerusalem

Two of todays top historical Jesus experts explore the last seven days of Jesuss life, from his triumphal entry into Jerusalem to his march to the cross. What was and is Passion Week really about? The goal of this book: To retell a story everyone thinks they know too well and most do not seem to know at all.

Passion Week: Events Leading To The Cross

Join us all month long as we follow some of the 48 events leading to Christ' final act of obedience on the Cross. Go to our Easter/Passion Week index

Your real purpose at school From bitterness to blessings Minor Prophet Hosea	Being A Patient Pastor Matthew 3:16, 17 Deaf Ministry in Church
Apostolic Youth Missionaries Making a Lasting Impact on God's Kingdom By LISA DELEON Choosing God's work and His will regardless of where it might lead you or what it might cost is the missionary journey Lisa DeLeon went on.

See our new picks on great ways to study the Bible! Below are other recommended Bible study books and study guides by great Christian authors. Just select the item below and if you make your purchase on Amazon.com, we'll receive a portion of the sale.

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by Kay Arthur

In 2008, make it a point to read your Bible regularly (once a day, twice a week?). We have some great Bible study material, check out our new Bible Study book store with good suggestions for ways to the study the Bible. Also visit the Apostolic / Pentecostal Bookstore.

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Books We're Reading This Spring
What you'll find on our coffee table and night stand.

Career Goals To Last A Lifetime
You gotta have a life-long plan rooted in God - pointers on how to put goals down on paper and stick to them!

Being The Light In Your School
By ANDREA ANGLADA
Did you know your school is blessed? Andrea Anglada tells us that God has placed you and me in our schools for a reason. Go ahead, be a light!

Christian Dating's 4 Points To Follow
By ANDREA ANGLADA
Was he too embarrassed to pray over dinner on that first date? Is he in love with the Lord? Andrea Anglada shares 4 points to deciding whether to continue a relationship based on what God's Word has to say.

"Am I Really Saved?!" - What You Need To Know About Salvation
By JERRY FIGUEROA
As young Christians new to the faith, questions about our salvation are plenty. Fortunately, the Bible is totally clear about what Jesus has offered and why we can count on it when times get tough.

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Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Web Reading: Reacting to the Cyclone, ChristianAudio.com, the Call to Start a New Church

We're back from a week on our family cruise down the Mexican Riviera - that was fun, can't wait for next year.

- John Piper has some great ideas on how Christians should react to the Cyclone in Myanmer.

- If you're into books like we are, check out ChristianAudio.com where you can buy CD or MP3 versions of books. If you subscribe to ChristianAudio.com or a similar service, we'd like to hear how you like it!

- It would be comical if it weren't so downright sad, Nelson Searcy writes on OutreachMagazine.com about the call to start a new church work, one of the reasons NOT to start a church is that "its the 'in' thing" to do. He goes on to share some great, nay, "requirements" for starting a church, such as your wife also sharing the call to start a church. Good stuff.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Book and Music Recommendations

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Wednesday, April 09, 2008

10 Ways Kids Can Love Missions and Thinking Ahead, a wikiHow

10 Ways to Help Kids Love Missions
From the Desiring God blog by John Piper
There are things we can do to help our kids love the nations and the cause of Christ, even though a heart and calling for the Great Commission is ultimately something only God can grant. Here are a few ideas from a couple who are currently preparing to serve in Asia with their two young daughters.

Being Better at Thinking Ahead - wikiHow
Something completely off our normal topic: A great wikiHow that I thought I'd share: No one can see the future, yet we all must make guesses about it in order to make decisions and be better prepared for what comes our way. The guesses that we make aren't based on seeing the future, but on our knowledge and past experiences, with a little bit of insight mixed in. Here's how you can get better at thinking ahead.