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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'I hate it!' Lito is five years old, and he has big opinions about food. New foods Vegetables Anything that isn't juice He has three words for all of them. Then Grandma shares a special idea: Strong Sips and Courage Bites. One tiny bite. One brave try. And a little boy who discovers that being strong doesn't mean loving every food. It means being willing to try. Inside this book: - A warm, read-aloud story with full-color illustrations- A gentle 'Note for Grown-Ups' with easy mealtime ideas- A 'My Courage Bites' chart to color in>Perfect for picky eaters, toddlers and preschoolers, parents, grandparents, and anyone who has ever heard 'I hate it!' at the dinner table.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - God's Best Eye View: Bryce Amos's StoryBryce Amos has the best view in Dallas, and he still cannot see what God sees.At twenty-three, he is the youngest of the five Amos children and runs the twenty-fifth floor of his family's tower. His name is on the building. His family owns ten floors of it. He has never in his life had to want for anything, or wait for anything, or be told no by anyone who mattered.Then a girl in a yellow sweater steps onto his elevator going the wrong direction.She is eighteen years old. She works in the mailroom of the law firm ten floors beneath him. She is not impressed by his last name, his watch, or his floor - and she is the first person in his entire life who ever looked him in the face and asked him, plainly, to pray for her.He has no idea what to do with that. He is about to spend a year finding out.This is the same love story readers met in Leah's Reflections of God - this time from the top of the building looking down.What Bryce was really thinking on that elevator. Why he sent lunch down to the fifteenth floor. What it cost him to sit in her mother's living room and be measured by two working men who loved her long before he did. The promise he made about coming to her clean, and what he had to face in order to keep it. Where his family's money actually came from, and what it did to two families before either he or Leah was born.And the answer to the question her final page leaves every reader asking.At the center of it all stands his grandfather, Vino Amos - ninety-five years old, feared by an entire city, beloved by more people than his own family ever realized, and carrying secrets that will outlast him.A Christian family saga about love, purity, repentance, grace, and a God who sees the whole board when we can only ever see our own square.What God sees is often greater than what we see.Book Two of The Amos Family Legacy. Best read after Leah's Reflections of God.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The most religious people of their day met God face to face-and did not recognize Him. The scribes and Pharisees knew the Scriptures better than anyone alive. They tithed, fasted, prayed, and defended doctrine with everything they had. And Jesus said they had missed God. This is not ancient history. It is a mirror. This cross-Gospel reference gathers every recorded confrontation between Jesus and the religious leaders of His day across Matthew, Luke, and John-verse by verse, in the timeless words of the King James Version-alongside every statement in which He revealed love as the fulfillment of the Law. Printed in large print for comfortable reading, this volume includes: - Who they actually were: Pharisees, Sadducees, scribes, lawyers, elders, chief priests, and the Sanhedrin explained- The Law they were given: the Old Testament commands standing behind every dispute, quoted in full- Verse-by-verse treatment of all twenty-eight chapters of Matthew, plus every episode found only in Luke and only in John- 'Still Missing God: The Patterns in 2026'-nine ancient patterns in their modern clothes, each with a reflection question for personal or group study>Written for pastors preparing sermons, teachers building lessons, study leaders guiding groups, and any believer willing to ask the harder question. They knew the Law. They missed God. The question of this book is whether we will.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Every church function has two kinds of people: the ones who eat, and the ones who watch everyone else eat.You know the moment. The program is over. The pastor says, 'Let's bless the food.' And before the 'Amen' is all the way out of his mouth, one woman is already on her feet.She doesn't run - running would be undignified. But somehow she has crossed the whole fellowship hall and is now third in line holding two plates, and nobody can prove a thing.She is going to eat.And you You're still in your seat. Being polite. Finishing a conversation. Not wanting to look thirsty. Telling yourself the food isn't going anywhere.Twenty-two minutes later, you walk up to green beans, half a roll, and a serving spoon standing straight up in an empty pan.This is not a book about food.It's about the business you've prayed over for four years - the one somebody else already opened, named, and franchised while you were asking God to confirm it a fourth time. It's about the call you never made. The apology you were going to give 'when the time was right.' The assignment you keep researching instead of starting.Because here is the truth most of us never say out loud: most people don't miss their moment because God said no.They miss it because they never got up when He said go.In Slow Feet Don't Eat, Darlena Hearn will make you laugh, then step on your foot - both on purpose. With Scripture in one hand and a mirror in the other, she names the quiet enemy behind most missed miracles: not rejection. Hesitation.Delayed obedience is still disobedience. And slow feet don't eat.Inside, you'll discover: - Why your blessing was prepared before you ever arrived- How to move while you're still scared - because feelings always show up late- The four kinds of people at every buffet, and exactly which one you are- How to tell God's voice from somebody else's fear- What Ruth did in a single day that most believers won't do in a decade- How to stop 'getting ready to get ready' and finally moveEvery chapter ends with a real-life mirror, steps you can take this week, a declaration to speak out loud, and a prayer to take straight to God. A 20-question self-assessment, a 30-day movement journal, and a small-group leader's guide make this as powerful for a ministry team or Sunday school class as it is for you and a highlighter.And if you are sitting there certain you have already missed too much - start reading anyway. God spoke to Jonah a second time. He is not finished with you.The announcement has already been made. The table is set. The food is still hot.Get your plate. Get up. Get in line.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When a grandmother prays, heaven starts writing a new story. Leah Deraran looks like any other pretty, nerdy Texas girl starting high school-wire-framed glasses, a soft voice, and a sharp mind she mostly uses to stay out of trouble and out of the spotlight. But when her feisty grandmother begins covering her in prayer, doors start opening that Leah never expected: real friendships, a gift for beauty and style, and the attention of a young man who sees more in her than she has ever seen in herself. In a world that says purity doesn't matter, Leah makes a quiet but bold decision-to honor God, to value herself, and to wear her virtue like a crown. Through heartbreaks, mistakes, and miracles, she discovers a God who knew her long before she knew Him. Leah's Reflections of God is a heartfelt Christian coming-of-age novel about family, favor, purity, and the power of a praying grandmother. Told in a warm, honest voice rich with Southern charm and faith, it follows one young woman's journey from uncertainty to purpose. A story of faith, first love, and finding your purpose. For readers who love inspirational fiction, family sagas, and stories of grace, second chances, and God's perfect timing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God's Best Eye View: Bryce Amos's StoryBryce Amos has the best view in Dallas, and he still cannot see what God sees.At twenty-three, he is the youngest of the five Amos children and runs the twenty-fifth floor of his family's tower. His name is on the building. His family owns ten floors of it. He has never in his life had to want for anything, or wait for anything, or be told no by anyone who mattered.Then a girl in a yellow sweater steps onto his elevator going the wrong direction.She is eighteen years old. She works in the mailroom of the law firm ten floors beneath him. She is not impressed by his last name, his watch, or his floor - and she is the first person in his entire life who ever looked him in the face and asked him, plainly, to pray for her.He has no idea what to do with that. He is about to spend a year finding out.This is the same love story readers met in Leah's Reflections of God - this time from the top of the building looking down.What Bryce was really thinking on that elevator. Why he sent lunch down to the fifteenth floor. What it cost him to sit in her mother's living room and be measured by two working men who loved her long before he did. The promise he made about coming to her clean, and what he had to face in order to keep it. Where his family's money actually came from, and what it did to two families before either he or Leah was born.And the answer to the question her final page leaves every reader asking.At the center of it all stands his grandfather, Vino Amos - ninety-five years old, feared by an entire city, beloved by more people than his own family ever realized, and carrying secrets that will outlast him.A Christian family saga about love, purity, repentance, grace, and a God who sees the whole board when we can only ever see our own square.What God sees is often greater than what we see.Book Two of The Amos Family Legacy. Best read after Leah's Reflections of God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The most religious people of their day met God face to face-and did not recognize Him. The scribes and Pharisees knew the Scriptures better than anyone alive. They tithed, fasted, prayed, and defended doctrine with everything they had. And Jesus said they had missed God. This is not ancient history. It is a mirror. This cross-Gospel reference gathers every recorded confrontation between Jesus and the religious leaders of His day across Matthew, Luke, and John-verse by verse, in the timeless words of the King James Version-alongside every statement in which He revealed love as the fulfillment of the Law. Printed in large print for comfortable reading, this volume includes: - Who they actually were: Pharisees, Sadducees, scribes, lawyers, elders, chief priests, and the Sanhedrin explained- The Law they were given: the Old Testament commands standing behind every dispute, quoted in full- Verse-by-verse treatment of all twenty-eight chapters of Matthew, plus every episode found only in Luke and only in John- "Still Missing God: The Patterns in 2026"-nine ancient patterns in their modern clothes, each with a reflection question for personal or group study- A complete topical index, Scripture index, and subject index for teaching and sermon preparation Written for pastors preparing sermons, teachers building lessons, study leaders guiding groups, and any believer willing to ask the harder question. They knew the Law. They missed God. The question of this book is whether we will. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When a grandmother prays, heaven starts writing a new story. Leah Deraran looks like any other pretty, nerdy Texas girl starting high school-wire-framed glasses, a soft voice, and a sharp mind she mostly uses to stay out of trouble and out of the spotlight. But when her feisty grandmother begins covering her in prayer, doors start opening that Leah never expected: real friendships, a gift for beauty and style, and the attention of a young man who sees more in her than she has ever seen in herself. In a world that says purity doesn't matter, Leah makes a quiet but bold decision-to honor God, to value herself, and to wear her virtue like a crown. Through heartbreaks, mistakes, and miracles, she discovers a God who knew her long before she knew Him. Leah's Reflections of God is a heartfelt Christian coming-of-age novel about family, favor, purity, and the power of a praying grandmother. Told in a warm, honest voice rich with Southern charm and faith, it follows one young woman's journey from uncertainty to purpose. A story of faith, first love, and finding your purpose. For readers who love inspirational fiction, family sagas, and stories of grace, second chances, and God's perfect timing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every church function has two kinds of people: the ones who eat, and the ones who watch everyone else eat.You know the moment. The program is over. The pastor says, "Let's bless the food." And before the "Amen" is all the way out of his mouth, one woman is already on her feet.She doesn't run - running would be undignified. But somehow she has crossed the whole fellowship hall and is now third in line holding two plates, and nobody can prove a thing.She is going to eat.And you? You're still in your seat. Being polite. Finishing a conversation. Not wanting to look thirsty. Telling yourself the food isn't going anywhere.Twenty-two minutes later, you walk up to green beans, half a roll, and a serving spoon standing straight up in an empty pan.This is not a book about food.It's about the business you've prayed over for four years - the one somebody else already opened, named, and franchised while you were asking God to confirm it a fourth time. It's about the call you never made. The apology you were going to give "when the time was right." The assignment you keep researching instead of starting.Because here is the truth most of us never say out loud: most people don't miss their moment because God said no.They miss it because they never got up when He said go.In Slow Feet Don't Eat, Darlena Hearn will make you laugh, then step on your foot - both on purpose. With Scripture in one hand and a mirror in the other, she names the quiet enemy behind most missed miracles: not rejection. Hesitation.Delayed obedience is still disobedience. And slow feet don't eat.Inside, you'll discover: Why your blessing was prepared before you ever arrivedHow to move while you're still scared - because feelings always show up lateThe four kinds of people at every buffet, and exactly which one you areHow to tell God's voice from somebody else's fearWhat Ruth did in a single day that most believers won't do in a decadeHow to stop "getting ready to get ready" and finally moveEvery chapter ends with a real-life mirror, steps you can take this week, a declaration to speak out loud, and a prayer to take straight to God. A 20-question self-assessment, a 30-day movement journal, and a small-group leader's guide make this as powerful for a ministry team or Sunday school class as it is for you and a highlighter.And if you are sitting there certain you have already missed too much - start reading anyway. God spoke to Jonah a second time. He is not finished with you.The announcement has already been made. The table is set. The food is still hot.Get your plate. Get up. Get in line. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…