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God Thinks You're Positively Awesome
This is an affirming, fun, yet thoroughly Christian guide for teenage girls that will help them to form healthy attitudes about themselves and their bodies. Written by the beauty and fashion editor of Focus on the Family's Brio magazine, th ....
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The Fruit of Her Hands (Heartsong Presents #210)
After the death of her husband -- a stay-at-home dad and househusband -- Henrietta "Henry" Steelman finds herself in a contemporary dilemma. A career woman, she's a self-professed klutz at running a household! After yet another dinner is ru ....
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The NIV Bible Companion
An informative, easy-to-read, and accessible one-volume commentary by one of today's leading evangelical scholars.
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The Guardian
After her husband, the seventh Earl of Weston, dies of pneumonia, Annabelle knows her life will never be the same. The Earl has appointed his younger brother Stephen the legal guardian of her young son, the same Stephen who was her first lo ....
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Romantic Love: Using Your Head in Matters of the Heart
In a concise, easy-to-read format, well-known Christian psychologist, speaker, author, radio and television personality Dr. James Dobson talks honestly and openly about what love is-and what it isn't; the joy and beauty of sex in marriage, ....
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Creating God in the Image of Man?
Does God Have Human Limitations?
Who is God? What is he like? Why can we trust him?
A growing group of Christian scholars is offering new answers to these timeless questions, challenging classical theism the traditional view of God he ....
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Honestly
Talented and beautiful, Sheila Walsh seemed to be on top of the world. But behind her public success as a performing artist and talk show host, a private story was unfolding. Unable to cope with the inner turmoil that plagued her, Sheila st ....
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The Sacred Romance
The God who saves is also a God who woos His own to a relationship primarily of the heart. As we draw closer to Him, we must choose to let go of other "less-wild lovers," such as perfectionistic driveness and self-indulgence. Eldredge and C ....
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