The gun was the last of the things for which Harry Judd had fought and now it was in the hands of his worst enemy, aimed at the boy he had tried to help.  This was the climax of his first day home after years of army service in Germany; a day when his every word and action had led to friction and violence, revealing the hidden and unsuspected.  This was the night in which the past had to be faced again and finally understood.

Night Of The Fair (LIN) (Linford Mystery Library)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Baker, Jay

Mystery

Linford Mystery

<p>In Jesus' Great Commission, His last words on earth, He commanded His followers to "go and make disciples...teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." Somehow, through the centuries Christianity and the Church have largely lost sight of that mandate. In "Imitate Me," co-authors Jay Baker and Dave Rathkamp draw from a wealth of personal experience - as well as the Biblical example of the apostle Paul and his disciple, Timothy - to show in practical ways what modern-day discipling and disciple-making is all about. This amazing relationship between Paul and Timothy serves as one of the very best examples in the New Testament of one person discipling another. The focus of this book is to explore how Paul worked with Timothy, and how like-minded "Pauls" in the 21st century can become engaged in bringing men to full spiritual maturity. The book’s goal is to help a "Paul," or anyone interested in the one-on-one discipling process, to understand more fully all aspects of man-to-man ministry, the growth of one individual, what the process of spiritual transformation looks like, and the impact it can have in his home, where he works, his community, and his church.</p>

"Imitate Me": From Paul to Timothy to Today: The Timeless Model for Spiritual Reproduction

Religion & Spirituality

Rathkamp, Dave

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Making Things reviews the collective portfolio of Jay Baker Architects, since the establishment of his practice in 1991, by presenting 20 projects across varied design platforms. Sixteen of these projects feature houses, commissioned over a twenty-five year period, and are complimented and contrasted with an additional four projects that were self initiated, ranging from the design of a toy to a public park. Uniting these discernably diverse projects is a common denominator. Baker’s work contributes to his belief that in order to make things well, it is necessary to serve the integrity of an idea, ensuring greater incisiveness in response to design challenges. The body of work presented in Making Things extols the virtue of creating fit, particularly when working in multifarious contexts. Opening the book is an appraisal of Baker’s comprised life’s work by esteemed historian, Stephen Fox.</p>

Making Things: Jay Baker Architects (ORO EDITIONS)

Arts & Photography

Architecture

ORO Editions

Adult Coloring Butterflies and Moths

Independently published

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