The Structure of Social Theory: Dilemmas and Strategies (Contemporary Social Theory)

Politics & Social Sciences

TERRY JOHNSON

Social Sciences

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

Insignificance (Royal Court Writers Series)

Heinemann

A young rake sexually plunders and pillages his way through London leaving a dozen angry cuckolds in his wakeFirst performed in 1681, The London Cuckolds was written by Edward Ravenscroft. Three centuries later, Terry Johnson's frank and fruity adaptation proves this seminal comedy to be a precursor to modern farce. The London Cuckolds premiered at the Royal National Theatre in February 1998."Terry Johnson is that rare creature: a moralist with wit. He writes with responsible gaiety" (Guardian)

The London Cuckolds (Modern Plays)

Literature & Fiction

Edward Ravenscroft

Dramas & Plays

Methuen Drama

SEX PARTY

Faber&Faber

Southern Pacific’s Heavy Pacific Locomotives: Classes P-8, P-9, P-10, P-12, P-13, P-14

Shade Tree Books

100 PAGE BOOKLET-COVERING ALL ASPECTS OF RAT CONTROL-VERY WELL WRITTEN.

Rat Control for Alaska Waterfront Facilities

Alaska Sea Grant

Pastors' Kids have it hard, feeling the weight of high expectations and the pressure of being observed by the church around them. In Surviving the Fishbowl, Catherine J. Stewart assembles an experienced group of authors who have lived under this scrutiny. The contributors include pastors, pastors' wives, and pastors' kids, giving sage advice for those navigating difficult waters, if you are a pastor's kid struggling to establish your own identity or a church member wondering how best to give encouragement, read this book to see that trying days can be survivable or even attended with blessings. Book jacket.

Surviving the Fishbowl: Letters to Pastors' Kids

Religion & Spirituality

Joel R. Beeke

Megan Hill

Mary Beeke

Ike Reeder

Jasmine Holmes

Emily Johnson

Donna Ascol

Tom Ascol

Amanda Martin

Mae Milton

Mike Millton

Catriona Trueman

Carl Trueman

Catherine J. Stewart

Neil Stewart

Daniel Wakefield

Christian Books & Bibles

Reformation Heritage Books

God's attributes is the most practical of subjects, inspiring and shaping the entire Christian life. Contemplating who God is and what He has promised to do can bring great comfort to the most despairing soul. Moreover, it brings immense delight to all those who recognize their chief end as the glory and enjoyment of God. In The Excellencies of God, Terry L. Johnson explores several aspects of the divine character and shows how they play a crucial role in our Christian experience. May God's mercy and grace, His patience and wisdom, His truth and faithfulness, His spirituality and blessedness prove to be a blessing to all who peruse these pages. Table of Contents: Preface Introduction: The Christian and the Attributes The Mercy, Grace, and Patience of God 1. The Mercy of God 2. The Grace of God 3. The Patience of God The Truth and Faithfulness of God 4. The God of Truth 5. Liberating Truth 6. Pursue and Proclaim the Truth The Blessedness of God 7. The Blessed God 8. Our Blessedness in God The Fatherhood of God 9. God Our Father 10. Pleasing Our Father 11. Our Father's Children 12. Our Father's Care The Spirituality of God 13. The God Who Is Spirit 14. Serving an Invisible God 15. Spiritual Mindedness 16. Spiritual Worship 17. True Worship The Wisdom of God 18. God Only Wise 19. Wisdom and Folly 20. Seeking and Submitting to God's Wisdom

The Excellencies of God: Exploring and Enjoying His Attributes

A natural-born leader among his peers, Kirby Wilcox enjoyed success throughout his teenage years. A two-sport letterman in high school, co-captain of his American Legion baseball team, and able to turn the head of any girl in his class with his new red Ford Fairlane convertible, Kirby was unwilling to settle for mediocrity and set his sights on the stars. He aspired to win championships, wed the homecoming queen, play Major League baseball, and attend college where only the elite are allowed entranceWest Point Military Academy. Set in the Missouri Ozarks, a twentieth century Camelot for those who came of age during the last innocent decade of the 1950s, Kirby takes a fascinating journey through the era of rock and roll before launching into the social turbulence of a changing nation in the 1960s and the dark years of young Americans sent to fight an unseen enemy in the jungles of Vietnam. Kirby must make difficult choices of young men who are driven by honor and valor. The journey of an All-American boy who becomes an All-American hero, Kirby, by J. Terry Johnson, will captivate teenage readers with a glimpse of the past and provide adults with a nostalgic recollection of their own youth.

Kirby

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Tate Publishing

'Christian Identity' can sound like a strange concept, but Terry Johnson rightly points to the importance of defining Christian faith by what the Bible teaches. Building on the Scripture teaching of the creation of the human race and the effects of the Fall, he shows that we need a proper theologically balanced understanding of the elements of salvation, and a clear understanding of how the biblical pictures of the Christian need to be held together. How can the Christian be both saint and sinner, and an adopted son, a servant and a sheep all at the same time? How do these images work together to enable us to serve and obey God fully?

Who Am I? What the Bible Teaches About Christian Identity

EP BOOKS

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