Drury offers practical help for mastering the everyday issues in your spiritual life that add up to real life change. Each down-to-earth chapter tackles a real life obstacle that Christians face, like-- 
<li>Making things right with others </li>
<li>Forgiving those who have hurt you </li>
<li>Conquering impure thoughts </li>
<li>Winning the battle against pride. Make lasting change in your personal life!
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Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People

Keith W. Drury

Religion & Spirituality

Wesleyan Publishing House

Rider.

Mark Rudman

Francisco H. Soltero: Mexico (Wesleyan missionary hero series)

Metz, Alberta

Children's Books

The Discipline of the WESLEYAN CHURCH - 1988

DiedSurvivedThrivedOne of these words will, with accuracy, describe every church in our nation as we stand in just a few short years at the dawning of a new decade, a new century and a new millennium. As we hesitate momentarily at that historic threshold and gaze back over the landscape of the 90's, we may well see that 10 to 15 percent of all evangelical churches in America have died, 70 to 80 percent have survived and 10 to 15 percent have truly thrived. These are poignant days for the church as we stand in the shadow of the year 2000 sensing its magnetic pull. This book is directed to the hearts and minds of all of us who share a common passion to be a part of a thriving church. It is not a matter of gifts or talents, location or population base. It's a matter of the heart. Carpe Diem-Seize The Day!

Seize the Day-Your Church Can Survive Thrive!

Wilson, H. C.

Winning Over Temptation

Seaborn, Joseph

Through the Bible Workbook is a companion volume to Patricia J. David's comprehensive guide to Scripture, Through the Bible. Each lesson in the workbook corresponds to one of the forty-seven chapters in Through the Bible, including excerpts and summaries, along with questions for study and reflection on the whole Bible.

Through the Bible Workbook

Patricia J. David

Through the Bible: A Comprehensive, Sequential Bible Survey Study and Reference Resource Studying the Bible should be easier than ever before. Every year, millions of copies are sold in hundreds of languages and dialects. Many homes have whole collections of Bibles. But there is a problem. Many people know only bits and pieces of the Bible, such as individual stories or verses, and they do not understand how these pieces fit together. So, while most Christians desire to know and understand God's Word, many have only a limited understanding of it, which simply makes the Bible more difficult, and seemingly less interesting, to study. This book brings to life these "bits and pieces" of Bible knowledge by showing their relation to each other and to a common theme that runs throughout the Word. The reader encounters the theme time and again while studying the insights and events found in each book of the Bible. This journey "through the Bible" reveals the unfolding of God's plan and provides a panoramic view for excellent understanding of the Word. This book is not a substitute for studying the Bible, but it is an invaluable tool for gaining a better understanding of God's Word. The author encourages the reader to make a priority of knowing and understanding the Bible, and then to endeavor to accomplish this. Using this book to supplement the reading of God's Word will advance the reader toward this goal.

Through The Bible: A Comprehensive, Sequential Bible Survey Study and Reference Resource

Patricia David

Reference

Not a storyteller? Don't worry. No time to plan? Not a problem! This easy-to-use book lays it all out for you and provides full lessons that correspond with the regular trading-sized BibleStoryCards. It includes tips for the storyteller, review questions and answers, games and activities, character descriptions, a prayer focus for each story, memory verse and memory object options, and charts and maps!

BibleStoryCards Storytelling & Review Guide: Old Testament

Wagoner, Wendy

Swyers, Gary

You might say the children of today have decided that if it doesn't quack like a duck, then it isn't a duck-whether it says so or not. The sanctified-by-intimidation demeanor of the past has left a sour taste in our mouths. And for years we wanted nothing to do with the doctrine of holiness. But at last we have begun to separate the gift from its vendors, and now we want it again. Only we want the real thing. We have learned that much of the "touch not, taste not, handle not" paraphernalia associated with sanctification has precious little, in reality, to do with the Holy Spirit who allegedly inspired it. So with or without the rules; with or without the circus of emotion; with or without the fire-breathing evangelists; and with or without the made-for-television testimonies, the sons of this modern age, like their godly predecessors who were honest with themselves, desire a life wholly devoted to the glory of God alone. We want sanctified careers and marriages too. We want pure minds that meditate, more than covet or lust. We want hearts without carnal ambitions. And we want temples suited for the dwelling of Christ. But we are not so interested in how high one jumps at the altar, as in how he walks when he finally comes down.

Whatever Became of Holiness

DeNeff, Steve

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