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It is 1967, and as America's allies hesitate over whether to send more troops to Vietnam, and the strains of "All You Need is Love" echo from Abbey Road, students take to the streets of Wellington, New Zealand, to protest the war. Among them are Race, Candy, Chadwick, and FitzGerald, and their elusive, electrifying friend Morgan Tawhai. They are young and hopeful, and the world is all before them. Forty years later, in Washington, DC, Race's son Toby is navigating his own path across a landscape still trembling with the reverberations of 9/11.

Jesus met with people personally in homes, in the fields, at the lake, on the streets downtown. One of the very first things Jesus did after he rose from the dead, was meet 2 people on a long walk, and spent hours walking and talking with just them. (Luke 24:13-35) Do you have a sincere faith in Jesus? Do you wish you could meet with some other people and grow in your faith? You can! In this short booklet I share some practical ideas on how you can get this going…

Do you feel the weight of being alone. Do you feel lonely? There are some surface things that could probably change, no mystery there: relationships, people, kindness, activity, maybe a pet? But that comes and goes. There is a much deeper place in your heart, your soul, where only God can access, only God can fill. And it is here – between you and God – that the chasm of loneliness can be filled for evermore. 'Deep calls to deep in the roar of your waterfalls; all your waves and breakers have swept over me.' (Psalm 42:7)

¿A dónde podría alejarme de tu Espíritu? ¿A dónde podría huir de tu presencia? Si subiera al cielo, allí estás tú; si tendiera mi lecho en el fondo del abismo, también estás allí. Si me elevara sobre las alas del alba, o me estableciera en los extremos del mar, aun allí tu mano me guiaría, ¡me sostendría tu mano derecha! (Salmos 139:7-10) Peter Walker y su familia viven en Carolina del Norte, Estados Unidos. Para más información sobre el autor, visita paraservirle.weebly.com Foto de portada por @jack.dw

En este breve libro trabajo en orden inverso. Empiezo compartiendo qué hago ahora al tratar con las sectas, y luego voy atrás para explicar cómo llegué a eso a través de los años. Comparto algunas experiencias personales y versículos clave, que me han ayudado a crecer en esta área y a tener una base para tratar con las sectas. Me centro principalmente en el error central y común de todas, es decir, negar la verdadera identidad de Jesús y, por tanto, el verdadero mensaje del Evangelio. (2 Corintios 11:4) La verdadera identidad de Jesús es lo que se niega en todas las sectas (y en ...

Entre los billones de seres humanos que viven actualmente, dos de ellos se enamoran, se casan y, sin embargo, no resulta. Se eligieron el uno al otro, y aun así… Por sí solos, dos no pueden hacer que el ‘amor’ funcione: ni dos amantes, ni dos razas, ni dos naciones, ni dos hermanos, ni dos personas. Ansiamos conocer el amor verdadero. Esa profunda sed existe en cada mirada, en cada alma. Sin embargo, no está bajo nuestro control. Nuestro propio espíritu no es la fuente, el manantial - por eso, nuestro ‘amor’ se rompe. Cuando vemos esto, cuando sentimos esto, nuestros corazones...

Everyone knows chronic stress is bad for you. But very few understand why – and how you can change things.

This devotional (Part 2) has 20 entries, written for the Teen or young adult. It follows Part 1: ‘Lose Life to Save It’. Jesus was never legalistic or heavy-spirited. But he was serious in his teaching about putting our faith into action. He called us to ‘follow’ him, not just believe in him. This is because the blessing, the fruit, the freedom, the power, is in truly walking with Jesus. I hope this devotional brings joy to you, and also helps you build on your love for Jesus.

Jesus called his followers to share his message with others. ‘The Holy Spirit will testify about me, but you also must testify, because you have been with me.’ (John 15:26-27) His message, his ‘good news’, being his own name and person: ‘God with us.’ (Matthew 1:23) God has come. His name is Jesus Christ. He paid for our sin by his own death. He came back to life. He calls us to turn away from our sin, to believe in him. If we do this, we will be forgiven, and live forever with God. This is the message that messengers brought to you and me. And this is the message that we are to...

Jesus told us there would be false teachers. It’s important to know this so that you are not surprised when you sense deception, nor ashamed if you are ever deceived. ‘Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves.’ (Matthew 7:15) Paul warned Timothy that a time would come when people would reject sound teaching and surround themselves with many teachers (‘many’) that would tell them what they wanted to hear. (2 Timothy 4:3) We see a time when Peter and James – the brother of Jesus – were deceived by some Bible ...

God is here with us. Here on earth. Jesus was called Immanuel, which means, ‘God with us.’ (Matthew 1:23) He’s here with us, but we are still here. There will come a day when we are there with him. Not here anymore. We will cross over. Jesus will still be with us, but not here. He will be with us there. This side of glory, this side of the ‘chasm’, we still battle. The war is won in Christ, but we still battle. We fight against mortality, sin, sorrow, pain. We fight for souls for God’s kingdom here and now, and God's kingdom there and then. This side of the divide we do see, ‘...

A short booklet that asks this most important question.

When we enter through the Gate of Jesus - by repentance and faith - we enter into his eternal kingdom. In that moment, we become citizens of heaven. Yes, we still find ourselves here on earth, but everything has changed. Earth is no longer our home nor our future. Once we belonged to this world, and it was all we had, all we could invest in and build. But now we belong to a different kingdom, we serve a different king, and we live to advance his kingdom.

The New Face of Opera

Annabel receives a horse as a Christmas Present and she calls him Reindeer. He causes havoc on the race course before finding a winning streak... A delightful story for all horse lovers.

The Crow's second report from Little Bubblesqueak tells the tale of Bertrand the Slippery Eel. Accident prone Bertrand causes havoc in the supermarket, before finding fame with Ellie on the Ice-Rink.

Are you tired? Do you wish you could start life over again? Do you wish you could take back things you said, and things you did? Is your heart broken? Have people hurt you, and you wish you could forget? Have you hurt people, and you wish you could forget? Jesus, who is God, has come to earth to save you. He took all of our sin and pain and hurt, and he died with it on the cross. Jesus rose from the dead and offers you – today – a new life, a new start. He offers you forgiveness for your sin, and also healing from what others have done to you. Do you want a new life?

Jesús se reunía personalmente con la gente en las casas, en los campos, en el lago, en las calles de la ciudad. Una de las primeras cosas que Jesús hizo después de resucitar fue encontrarse con dos personas en una larga caminata, y pasó horas caminando y hablando sólo con ellos. ¿Tienes una fe sincera en Jesús? ¿Te gustaría reunirte con otras personas y crecer en tu fe? Puedes hacerlo. En este breve folleto comparto algunas ideas prácticas sobre cómo puedes poner esto en marcha...

God does not change like shifting shadows. We know that. He is God. That would be whimsical, undependable. But like any truly loving person, God changes his mind and his heart based on relationships. Right back with Noah and Flood, the very beginning of the Bible and of creation, look what God tells us: ‘The Lord saw how great the wickedness of the human race had become… The Lord regretted that he had made human beings, and his heart was deeply troubled.’ (Genesis 6:5-6) The Lord regretted something he did. Something that he told us earlier he thought was ‘good’. (Genesis 1:31) ...

No elegí nacer. En otras palabras, no elegí existir. No elegí a mis padres ni mis circunstancias. Definitivamente, no elegí mi aspecto ni mi personalidad. Y, sin embargo, todo eso parece definirme. No elegí que sucedieran cosas malas. Pero me marcaron. Me hicieron temer, luchar, sentirme inseguro e incluso hacer cosas que desearía no haber hecho. Y ahora esas cosas parecen definirme. ¿Cómo puedo salir de este laberinto? ¿Quién soy realmente? ¿Adónde pertenezco? Dios dice: ‘Con amor eterno te he amado’, y, ‘antes de que nacieras, ya te había apartado’.[1] En este breve ...