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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Every day, we see them. But do we know what is really going on The sun rises. The moon changes. The stars blink. Winds blow. Storms gather. Rain falls. Snow covers the ground.We see them every day-but what lies beyond what we see By accident, four children, one professor, and a dog cross to the Other Side, a mysterious world where the familiar wonders above and around them are no longer quite so familiar.There they follow the sun, chase the moon, wander beneath strange stars, enter the realms of wind and storm, and journey toward the great deep. Each new discovery leads them farther from the world they know-and deeper into a place they were never meant to enter.They explore. They discover. They are followed.And somehow, they must find their way home.What they bring back may not be what you imagined.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every day, we see them. But do we know what is really going on?The sun rises. The moon changes. The stars blink. Winds blow. Storms gather. Rain falls. Snow covers the ground.We see them every day-but what lies beyond what we see?By accident, four children, one professor, and a dog cross to the Other Side, a mysterious world where the familiar wonders above and around them are no longer quite so familiar.There they follow the sun, chase the moon, wander beneath strange stars, enter the realms of wind and storm, and journey toward the great deep. Each new discovery leads them farther from the world they know-and deeper into a place they were never meant to enter.They explore. They discover. They are followed.And somehow, they must find their way home.What they bring back may not be what you imagined. Four children, one professor, and a dog cross to the mysterious Other Side, where the sun, moon, stars, winds, and storms are not what they seem. They explore, discover they are being followed, and must find their way home. 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. Emperors have risen and disappeared. Empires have expanded and collapsed. Kingdoms have divided. Cities have burned and been rebuilt. Churches have grown powerful, become divided, undergone reform, experienced revival, and carried the gospel into lands their founders could scarcely have imagined.And still the story continues.A Brief History of the Church approaches this immense history through an unusual structure: twenty-eight windows of seventy prophetic years. Instead of confronting the reader with an uninterrupted mass of names, dates, councils, wars, and theological disputes, each window opens onto one portion of the Church's journey.The story begins with Jesus Christ, the apostles, and the Great Commission. It follows the gospel into the Roman world, through persecution and imperial Christianity, beyond the collapse of Western Rome, through the medieval centuries and the Reformation, into global missions, revival movements, modern evangelicalism, and the worldwide Church.But this book is not merely about what Christians accomplished.Human beings make real choices, and history bears the consequences. Christians sometimes remained faithful and sometimes failed badly. Political powers sometimes persecuted the Church and sometimes protected it. Institutions were built, corrupted, reformed, divided, and rebuilt.The pattern of human history is often the same: what is built is eventually torn down, and what is torn down is built again.There is, however, Someone who does not pass away with the centuries.Nero could not accompany the Church through two thousand years. Neither could Constantine, Augustine, Charlemagne, Luther, Calvin, Wesley, or any modern evangelist. Each entered history for a time and then departed.Only the I AM could remain from beginning to end.That is the larger journey this book invites the reader to see.Empires rise and fall. The Church moves on. Because the I AM is still there. A sweeping journey through 2,000 years of Church history, told through twenty-eight windows. Empires rise and fall, generations come and go, and the gospel moves to the nations-while the I AM remains. 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. What will the world be like when Jesus Christ reigns as King?Will His Kingdom be established on earth? Where will His government be? Who will live in His Kingdom? Who will reign with Him? And what kind of King will He be?THE DAYS OF CHRIST'S REIGN follows these questions through the biblical story-from Moses and the Prophets to Jesus, Paul, and Revelation. Rather than beginning with a complicated theological system or a prophetic chart, the book allows the pieces of Scripture to come together one by one.Written as a biblical narrative epic in prose, the book moves in short, clear, poetic lines, inviting readers to follow the unfolding story of the promised King, His Kingdom, His return, and His reign.You know Jesus as Savior.Come discover Him as King. A biblical narrative epic in prose tracing the promised King and His coming reign from Moses and the Prophets through Jesus, Paul, and Revelation. Jesus is not only as Savior, but as King. 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. How much is enough when every success gives you something else to want?Daniel Miller grows up among the cornfields of Iowa, where money is counted carefully and a repaired machine can make his father's day. He wants a better life: a wife he loves, children, steady work, and a future beyond the farm. When he leaves for Philadelphia, those hopes seem ordinary, even honorable. For a time, achieving them feels like happiness.But there is always someone with a larger house, a better title, or a seat closer to the people who make decisions. Daniel learns to read a room, cultivate an ally, and turn an opportunity into an advantage. As his career carries him into municipal power, the distance between the man his family knows and the man others need begins to widen.In the same city, Michael Brooks is learning another difficult lesson: hard work alone does not guarantee recognition. His progress depends on colleagues, relationships, and a team whose contributions cannot simply become his personal triumph. Success brings gratitude, rivalry, attraction, and requests he must decide whether to accept. He wants to advance. He also has to decide what advancement is allowed to cost.Their lives unfold through marriages, friendships, business pressures, private encounters, and public decisions. A promotion changes more than a paycheck. An affair reaches beyond a borrowed afternoon. A favor that once seemed harmless can become an obligation, and the ability to open a door can become the temptation to decide who is permitted through it.Around them, wives, lovers, coworkers, and political allies pursue lives of their own. They offer affection, challenge an excuse, ask for help, or refuse to be used. Every step upward depends on other people. Every broken boundary leaves someone else carrying part of the damage.Moving from Iowa kitchens and church gatherings to Philadelphia offices and political circles, NEVER ENOUGH follows desire as it reaches from the body into family life, social standing, control, and the rules themselves. Its drama lies in the choices people make when what they once wanted is already theirs, yet satisfaction has begun to slip away.With intimate scenes, sharp dialogue, and an eye for the small comparisons that unsettle an otherwise good life, Zion Tangel tells a story of ambition, loyalty, infidelity, and accountability. The comforts of home remain close enough to remember, even as the demands of success make them harder to inhabit.For readers drawn to psychological fiction, marriage dramas, and stories about the personal cost of public power, NEVER ENOUGH asks what happens when being loved no longer feels as urgent as being admired, and when influence becomes more appealing than the work it was meant to serve.How do you recognize a good life before the pursuit of a greater one puts it at risk? From Iowa cornfields to Philadelphia power, two men pursue success, love, and recognition. As ambition tests marriages, loyalties, and moral boundaries, they must confront the cost of always wanting more. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He was Caesar-the Junior King, second only to King Constantine.She was Augusta-his father's wife.In A.D. 326, both were sentenced to death.History records the deaths of Crispus and Fausta.What happened before them remains one of the darkest mysteries of Constantine's imperial family.Crispus had everything before him: victories on land and sea, the loyalty of his soldiers, a wife and children, and a future at the summit of the Roman Empire.Fausta already stood beside the most powerful man in the Roman world.Neither needed what the other could offer.And yet they lived behind the same palace walls.A look should have meant nothing. A touch should have ended there. But familiarity became attraction, attraction became desire, and desire became a secret that neither could leave behind.Around them, Constantine continued to build an empire. Armies marched. A new imperial capital rose in the East. Families gathered around ordinary tables. Husbands and wives lived beside one another, sometimes without seeing how far apart they had quietly grown.Behind closed doors, Crispus and Fausta wanted only one thing: Today.They knew tomorrow would come.They simply stopped wanting to think about it.NO TOMORROW is a Roman historical novel of family, marriage, forbidden desire, power, and consequence-an imaginative reconstruction of the human story that might have existed inside one of the most haunting mysteries of Constantine's reign.History tells us how it ended.This novel asks why. imagines the human story inside that silence: a victorious Caesar, an Augusta he should never desire, a forbidden relationship unfolding beneath the same imperial roof, and the father who stands between them. 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. Before Constantine became "the Great," before the cross appeared above imperial armies, and before Christianity entered the halls of Roman power, there was Helena.Before Helena became Augusta, she was simply a girl from a small town.HELENA: Before Constantine Became the Great is a cinematic historical novel following one woman's journey from Drepanum in Bithynia to the heart of the Roman Empire.Helena has no royal blood and no reason to imagine that the future of Rome will one day pass through her family. Then a young Roman officer named Constantius enters her life. Their story begins not with a throne, but with two young people. Together they have a son: Constantine.History will remember him as Constantine the Great. Helena first knows him simply as her boy.As Constantius rises through the imperial system, Rome begins making demands upon their family. Marriage becomes politics. Constantine is drawn into the dangerous courts and armies of the Tetrarchy, where an honored officer may also be a political hostage.Helena can no longer protect him. She can only wait for him to come home.Around them, Christians face persecution. Churches are destroyed, Scriptures seized, and believers forced to choose between Rome and faith in Christ. Helena encounters Christianity not first through theology or imperial policy, but through ordinary people whose faith refuses to disappear.Then the Tetrarchy fractures. Emperors die, alliances collapse, and armies make new rulers.When Constantius dies in Britain, his soldiers proclaim Constantine emperor. The boy Helena raised has become one of the rulers of Rome.But becoming emperor is only the beginning.Constantine must survive rivals, civil wars, and political marriage. Fausta enters the family, while Minervina and Crispus remain part of a past politics cannot erase. Helena becomes mother, grandmother, mediator, and witness - still able to look at an emperor and see her son.History becomes family history.Then comes the struggle for Rome and the Milvian Bridge. The cross begins to enter the world of imperial power.But Helena is changing too.The Christian faith she once observed from a distance moves steadily closer. She has watched Christians suffer and emperors rise and fall. Eventually she must answer a question greater than any imperial title: To whom does she belong?By the time Constantine becomes sole ruler of the Roman world, Helena has become Augusta.Yet age teaches her what power cannot provide. Emperors die. Titles pass away. Armies can conquer cities, but they cannot answer the question of death.Helena's final road leads east again, toward Jerusalem and toward the faith that has become her own.She began without a crown. She became Augusta. She watched her family reshape the Roman world. But in the end, she looked beyond Rome and its emperors - to Jesus Christ.From a small town to an empire. From an empire to a higher glory. Helena rises from an ordinary girl in Bithynia to Augusta, witnessing her son Constantine reshape Rome while her own journey leads beyond imperial glory to faith in Jesus Christ. 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. Before Constantine became the ruler of the Roman world, he was a young soldier watching Christians die for a King he could not see.Rome demanded only a little incense, a few words, a simple gesture of loyalty to Caesar. Yet some Christians refused-even when refusal meant imprisonment, torture, or death. Constantine could understand courage on a battlefield. What he could not understand was why frightened men and women would die rather than deny Jesus Christ.That question follows him through a changing empire.CONSTANTINE: The King Above Augustus is a cinematic historical novel that follows Constantine from the Great Persecution to the struggle for Rome, the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, the legalization of Christianity, the conflicts within the early church, the Council of Nicaea, the founding of Constantinople, and finally the waters of baptism.But this is not simply the story of an emperor.It is the story of a man learning the limits of imperial power.Constantine can command armies, defeat rivals, issue laws, summon bishops, and build a new capital. He can end persecution, restore confiscated property, and protect Christians throughout the empire. But he cannot command faith. He cannot make Christians agree. And he cannot place Caesar above Christ.Along the way, Scripture begins to challenge everything Rome taught him about power. Through the stories of Moses, David, Gideon, Peter, and Paul, Constantine encounters another understanding of kingship-one in which even the greatest earthly ruler remains under authority.Blending documented historical events with fictionalized conversations and intimate family relationships, ZION TANGEL brings the fourth-century Roman world to life through battlefields, palace corridors, family dinners, church disputes, friendship, humor, loss, and faith.The historical Constantine remains complicated: emperor, soldier, politician, husband, father, victor, and seeker. This novel does not turn him into a flawless saint. Instead, it follows the question that gradually becomes impossible for him to escape.Christians had once been ordered to bow before Caesar.But if Christ truly is King, then another question remains: To whom does Caesar bow?Human kingdoms rise and fall.There is still a King above Augustus. From Christian persecution to the Milvian Bridge, Nicaea, and baptism, Constantine rises to Rome's highest throne-only to face a greater question: If Christ is King, to whom does Augustus bow? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…