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It has been said, "The genius of a good book is that it explains a familiar subject with unfamiliar newness." Such is the case with this book. The incredibly vital topic of divine grace is opened here, layer after layer, until one feels as though a whole new dimension of thought and feeling has flooded into the soul. Like the multi-hued richness of the color spectrum, there are various Shades of Grace which compose the beautiful character of God.

Aurora Carter sells her pottery in an art boutique in Grand Marais, Minnesota, and she doesn’t believe in God. When Drew, her long-lost Christian cousin and an investigative journalist, mails her a package with a warning to open it at once, she ignores it. Just another attempt to save my spiritual life, she thinks. At a séance, a dark spirit warns her never to open the parcel.

Let Us Sing Together is a comprehensive guide to understanding the importance of congregational singing and how to encourage active participation in singing within your church. In this book, we will explore the theological and practical aspects of congregational singing and provide practical steps that church leaders and worship teams can take to enhance this important aspect of corporate worship.

A Wicked King, A Corrupt Church, and A Forgotten Prince. Endor, the kingdom of conquerors, is rife with intrigue, manipulation, and even murder. After his mother's death, Tridan, the youngest of seven princes, was sent away for his own protection. No one would expect to find a prince feeding sheep at the Lazarus Monastery. It's a mundane life, but at least it is safe. That is, it was, until twelve-year-old Tridan finds out it is time to return home to Endor. There, dangers lie around every corridor; even from his own family. To survive, he will have to become more than a conqueror.

Christmas used to be the Tannon family’s favorite holiday, but 13-year-old Oliver can’t imagine celebrating after his dad deserted their family. Peace on Earth? Yeah right! Oliver doesn’t believe it exists.