Resultaten voor 'c j miller'

1. Connie Jo , Miller

Penelope Parsons and the Missing Pomegranates

Penelope Parsons and the Missing Pomegranates is the third book in the delightful children's book series Words of Whimsy. While preparations for a backyard soiree are in full swing, a key ingredient goes missing. An unexpected varmint makes an appearance, and chaos ensues. Beautifully illustrated, educational, and fun. Sure to inspire new discussions and discoveries every time this book is read.

1. Connie Jo , Miller

Sara Smitherson and the Disappearing Snickerdoodles

What do you get when you combine whimsical words, an unusual animal, a kind neighbor, and a mystery? Sara Smitherson and the Disappearing Snickerdoodles, the second book in the captivating children's series, Words of Whimsy. A beautifully illustrated children's book that is as educational as it is fun. Children as well as adults will learn new, uncommon words, and make surprising discoveries every time this book is read.

1. C. John , Miller
2. Zondervan Publishing

The Outgrowing the Ingrown Church

1. Connie Jo , Miller

Betty Bartholomew and the Vanishing Begonias

Betty Bartholomew and the Vanishing Begonias is the first book in the engaging Words of Whimsy children's book series. With a page-turner story, beautiful illustrations, and a scattering of whimsical, unusual words, it is sure to be a favorite for children and adults. Vanishing begonias, the appearance of a not-so-common animal, and a kind neighbor combine to create a story that will inspire new discoveries every time it is read.

1. C. John , Miller

Lectures from Jack Miller

In these lectures presented at Westminster Theological Seminary, Jack Miller integrates theology, literature, and modern culture as he discusses five of the most important European modern novelists of our time: Camus, Golding, Greene, Kafka, and Tolstoy. Best known as a church planter and mission founder, here he wears the scholar's robe to diagnose the causes of modern aches and pains and apply the healing power of the gospel. At one time a Marxist, Jack treats the novelists and their revolutionary friends with sympathy and respect. Along the way the reader learns the Reformation roots of the novel as a genre, the basics of literary analysis, and how to dialogue with a Marxist. Jack provides a Christian perspective on many of our current issues: the lectures on Camus and Tolstoy and the lecture on the ""Theology of Revolution"" lay bare the skeleton of modern revolutionary thought and provide a gospel response filled with grace and courage.

1. Casper J. Miller

Faith Healers in the Himalayas