Mary Lou Redding
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Prayers For Lifes Ordinary And Extraordinary Moments
$11.99Add to cartSometimes prayers flow easily, and people can talk to God as naturally as they would to a dear friend. At other times, though the words just won’t come, no matter how hard they try to pray.
So what can Christians do when they can’t pray, or when they need a prayer for a specific occasion and don’t know where to start? They can turn to the prayes of other believers to be carried into God’s presence.
This book is a unique collection of prayers that give readers words to pray on those occasions when they can’t find words of their own.
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Power Of A Focused Heart
$14.99Add to cartUsing Jesus’ sayings that we call the Beatitudes, The Power of a Focused Heart will guide users in simplifying their life by finding ways to say no to people in order to remain free to say yes to God. Brief chapters may be read in fifteen minutes followed by daily exercises in responding to Scripture. Guidance for one-hour small group meetings includes a detailed session plan for eight weekly meetings and a “Moving Deeper” exploration. The book also includes “Suggestions for Service” and “For Additional Reading.”
This study of the Beatitudes provides a strong basis for learning to live out of one’s own particular spiritual gifts. Eight chapters examine one beatitude each week with daily Bible readings, daily exercises and with complete teaching directions for the leader for one-hour small group sessions.
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While We Wait
$12.99Add to cartThis book offers new ways of connection study participants with their own faith questions. Group members have the chance to look at some biblical figures on whom we don’t always focus during Advent. Somewhat surprisingly, Tamar, Ruth, Mary, Zechariah, Elizabeth, and the Magi ask questions that resonate with contemporary Christians during this season. Designed as a complete Advent study, this book offers readers unique perspectives on the events of Christmas, a fifth session for the week of Epiphany, an introduction to the spiritual discipline of breath prayer, and much more.