A faith novel intertwining two brothers' magical journeys around one brother's gentle exhortation to the other to read the Bible. The exhortation addresses the who, what, when, where, how, and why of the Bible, helping readers understand how to use and relate to scripture. The journey of the reader brother ends in dramatic salvation from physical danger. The journey of the writer brother takes place in heaven as he searches for the reader brother. Unfolding mystery, high adventure, and close relationship wrap around the prosaic discussion of the Bible's incomparable merit as life's critical resource.

A Letter to Memphis: Out of Egypt Reading the King's Text

Religion & Spirituality

Miller, Nelson P.

Worship & Devotion

Crown Management, LLC

You know that polite question that new acquaintances always ask when they learn that you are in law school: "So, what kind of law are you going to practice?" The question vexes many law students. This book helps the law-student reader think deliberately about your answer to the question. You first need the right mindset. You must then know the structure of law practice. Only then does the book survey practice areas systematically to help you choose which might be better for you. So, relax, and on your next break, read this book, offering 100 answers to the question, together with takeaways, reflection questions, models, exercises, and snapshots. The right practice areas and career are out there for you, once you learn how to answer the question.

Dear J.D.: What to Do with Your Law Degree

Legal Education

This faith novel illustrates the impact that a devoted young couple can have on the life and spirit of a small town. Two mysterious visitors revive the spirit of a desultory town. With the town transformed, they depart in an equally mysterious manner. The faith that they share is at the center of the town's transformation.

Secret Devotion: Pursuit's Cure

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

This book enables the reader to audit his or her legal rights through ten different areas including conduct, education, housing, transportation, employment, family, finances, property, and freedom. Each section describes law in that area, how it creates opportunities and obligations for you, and what you can do with the law to ensure your best life. Ensure that you are legal not just to avoid punishment, liability, or other sanction but to make the most of every opportunity. Use this book's exercises and prompts to give yourself a legal audit, discovering how you can improve your life.

Are You Legal?: A Personal Legal-Audit and Empowerment Tool

This book answers 100 questions that people who are not lawyers ask of lawyers in casual conversation. We all have an innate curiosity about the law because we sense how important law is. We prosper when following law but starve when not. Yet we often misunderstand law, as our curious questions about it reflect. We think that law is often nonsensical when to the contrary it is rarely so. Distrust lurks behind our odd questions about law, when law must instead be trustworthy or it fails to work effectively as law and becomes something less than law. Law must have our confidence. Let this book help make it so. Appreciate law, while you keep letting lawyers know your questions.

Preparing for the Bar Exam: A Comprehensive Guide to Plans, Programs, Content, Conditions, and Skills

Johnson, Douglas A.

The book captures, organizes, describes, and analyzes 172 events in Jesus's life for what those events can teach disciples about following Christ. The book divides those events into eight sections Heralding, Coming, Calling, Ministry, Miracles, Sacrifice, Resurrection, and Revelation. Each section includes the events of Jesus's life that fit in those stages. Each short two-page analysis of each event includes a description of the event, an analysis of what the event might mean for a follower, and an internal reflection illustrating what looking to Christ can mean over the life of a disciple. The book's goal is to give clearer pictures of what looking to Christ can mean, increasing the number, richness, and relevance of the events of Christ's life for followers today. The book should promote the kind of rich introspection through the events of Christ's life that would lead a follower to closer relationship with Christ. What do you think about when thinking about Jesus? What do the events of his life mean to you? How do certain events of Jesus's life encourage, guide, or admonish you as you encounter challenges and blessings in your own life? Rather than simply taking Jesus's words as guides, see his words in the context of his actions, and let that context enrich your spiritual life by drawing you closer to Jesus.

Looking to Jesus: Thinking More Often and Deeply of Christ

This Volume III of the series provides a law summary of every topic and subtopic of the seven subjects on the Multistate Bar Examination. Volumes I and II provided practice questions with answer explanations.

Preparing for the Multistate Bar Examination, Volume III: An Outline of Every MBE Topic and Subtopic

Chapters on death and science, death and medicine, death and consciousness, death and art, death and music, death and culture, death and law, death and history, death and philosophy, and death and religion help the reader countenance death.

Facing Death: Worthwhile Reflection on a Necessary Subject

Parenting & Relationships

This book for law professors has fourteen chapters following a typical law school term. Chapter topics include Course Objectives, Syllabi, Lectures, Socratic Method, Differentiating Instruction, Integrating Instruction, Assessment, Multiple Choice Questions, Essay Questions, and Scoring and Grading. The book includes a beginning chapter on Pedagogy to help professors appreciate theoretical schools on education and the history of law teaching, and a concluding chapter on Teaching Vision.
The book offers useful insights for anyone who teaches law and wants to improve at it. Reflection questions and exercises frame each chapter, engaging readers to implement suggestions and designs. Exhaustively researched, the book trains readers to articulate proper learning objectives, use syllabi more productively, adopt best practices when they lecture and use Socratic questioning, make learning more visual, and create better assessment instruments, among other reforms.

Teaching Law: A Framework for Instructional Mastery

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