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THE END OF ME
Kyle Idleman
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Are you sometimes perplexed with
Jesus’s teaching? Do you really
want what he wants? Bestselling
author Kyle Idleman reveals that
the key to the abundant life Jesus
promised lies in embracing His
inside-out way of life.
As he examines Jesus’s Sermon on
the Mount, Kyle unpacks the many
counter-intuitive truths, including:
brokenness is the way to whole-
ness, mourning is the path to
blessing, and emptiness is required
in order to know true fullness. Ulti-
mately you will discover how Jesus
transforms you as you begin to live
out these paradoxical principles.
Because only when you come to
the end of yourself can you begin
to experience the full, blessed, and
whole life Jesus offers.
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WICKED WOMEN OF
THE BIBLE
Ann Spangler
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What can Jezebel, the Bible’s
most devious queen, reveal
about God’s holiness and
power and even about his
sense of humor? What about
the woman at the Well—the
one with five husbands and a
live-in lover? And what of the
prostitute whose tears bathe
the feet of Jesus in front of
people who despise her?
There are also “wicked good”
women like Deborah, Ruth,
Hannah, Abigail, Esther, Mary,
and more. What do their lives
tell us about God’s invincible
love and his determined plan
to save us?
In Wicked Women of the Bible
Ann Spangler tells the stories
of twenty wicked and “wicked
good” women in greater detail.
At the end of each story, Ann
provides a brief section includ- lowing thirty-seven years after
ing additional historical and
cultural background as well as
a brief Bible study in order to
enhance the book’s appeal to
both individuals and groups.
The stories of these women of
the Bible reveal a God who is
not above it all but who stoops
down to meet us where we are
in order to extend his love and
mercy.
OUT OF DARKNESS
Stormie Omartian
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Stormie tells her compelling story
of a childhood marred by physical
and emotional abuse that eventu-
ally led her into the occult, drugs,
and tragic relationships.
Finding herself overwhelmed by
fear and on the verge of suicide,
she shares the turning point that
changed her life and reveals the
healing process that brought
freedom and wholeness beyond
what she ever imagined.
In this poignant drama, there is
help and hope for anyone who
has been scarred by the past or
feels imprisoned by deep emo-
tional needs. It is a glorious story
of how God can bring life out of
death, life out of darkness.
Stormie wrote about some of the
things that happened during the
first thirty-five years of her life
in a book called STORMIE that
was published in 1986. The fol-
that point to the present day, is all
new, much of which she has not
spoken about publicly before. She
feels the entire story should be
told in order to prove that once
you recognize the darkness for
what it is, it is possible to walk out
of it and in to the light for the rest
of your life.
THE ENTITLEMENT CURE
Dr John Townsend
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Finding Success In Doing Hard
Things the Right Way
Today we live and work in a cul-
ture that says, “My life should
be easy and work well for me.”
This attitude of entitlement in-
fluences our most important
institutions: family, business,
church, and government.
It comes down to this: People
are not getting to where they
want to go, because they don’t
know how to do life the Hard
Way. Their entitlement keeps
them from tackling challenges
and finding success.
This book provides principles
and tools for change. It teaches
people the skills of learning to
tackle and resolve matters that
are difficult, rather than avoid-
ing them, giving up too quickly,
or hoping someone else will do
it for them. The habits gleaned
from this book will lead to suc-
cess in the reader’s relation-
ships, finances, self-care, and
work.
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